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Haruki Murakami's short story collection, including 7 short stories, "The Ghost of Lexington", "The Green Beast", "Silence", "The Ice Man", "Tony Falls", "The Seventh Man", "The Blind Willow, and the Sleeping Girl". This collection of short stories takes loneliness and fear as its themes and is a story about men who "love loneliness". Among them, "Tony Falls" is sentimental and beautiful. It is called "one of Haruki Murakami's truly great short stories" and has been remade into a movie of the same name. "Blind Willow and the Sleeping Lady" focuses on the possibility of freedom for lonely souls in the city, and won the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award.

Haruki Murakami's short story collection includes 6 short stories: "TV Man", "Airplane - Or How He Talked to Himself Like a Poetry", "Folklore of Our Times - The Early Development History of a Highly Developed Capitalist Society", "Gana Kritta", "The Walking Dead" and "Sleep". Some of the works describe "TV people" who are miniaturized copies of normal people and break into private homes and companies; some describe a weird girl who falls in love with a male classmate but does not marry him; some describe a woman who suffered from insomnia for a month but thought her life had expanded by one-third. The stories are all unexpected and reflect the author's outstanding imagination.

Haruki Murakami's first short story collection includes all the creative elements of "Murakami Universe" and depicts urban life intertwined with anxiety, loneliness and frustration in absurd and bizarre strokes. Seven stories filled with loss are also requiems for countless lost people. "The Boat to China" is not only the first short story written by Haruki Murakami, but also the forerunner of the "Chinese origin" in his future works. "The Tragedy of the New York Coal Mine": a story about people who died beforehand, a sentimental journey across reality, and a confused song that chews on the nihility of life. "The Last Lawn in the Afternoon": As I read it, I actually wanted to mow the lawn. (Lin Shaohua). "Sydney's Green Street": The classic character "Sheep Man" appears for the first time, an absurd and wonderful fairy tale for adults. This is Haruki Murakami's first short story collection, which includes seven works including the short story "The Boat to China". These works contain almost all elements of Murakami's next series of creations, from surreal creative techniques to writing themes such as "loneliness". This collection of short stories can be regarded as the mother of the author's creations.

Haruki Murakami's second collection of short stories includes the reverie of meeting the "100% girl", the terrifying story of being on duty in the middle of the night, and the troubles of the poor moving... Thrilling, funny, and profound, different stories overlap with the fantasy world! Murakami uses his unique Japanese tenderness to describe an incredible love at first sight, which also gives the "perfect heartbeat" a concrete shape; it includes the Japanese version of the short story "Kangaroo Holiday" with the same title, and Murakami pays tribute to Salinger's masterpiece "A Good Day to Fish for Banana Fish"; Through 19 interesting and memorable short works, you can enter Murakami's world of whimsy and complete an intriguing jigsaw puzzle. Several short stories have been selected into Japanese high school Chinese textbooks, gathering Murakami's unlimited imagination and impressing the Japanese people's classic works!

"The Bakery Again" is the fifth collection of short stories written by Haruki Murakami in 1985 and published in 1986. It includes six short stories: "The Bakery Again", "The Disappearance of the Elephant", "Family Affair", "Twin Girls and the Sunken Continent", "The Collapse of the Roman Empire, the 1881 Indian Revolt, Hitler's Invasion of Poland and the Windy World", "The Wind-up Bird and the Tuesday Girls". The work describes several people on the fringes of mainstream society. The romance of youth and the impulse of youth are getting farther and farther away. After entering middle age, they have to face the trivial daily life and the burden of the world. The works in the book are closely related to long-form masterpieces such as "Pinball 1973", "The Journey of Strange Birds", and "The End of the World and Grim Wonderland". Among them, "The Attack on the Bakery Again" and "The Disappearance of the Elephant" are regarded as classics among Murakami's short stories.

Haruki Murakami's most famous collection of short stories straddles the boundary between reality and common sense. Includes "Firefly", the prototype of "Norwegian Wood". Includes the original work "Burning" adapted and directed by Korean director Lee Chang-dong, which set off the Cannes film "Burning". Five different styles, extremely subversive post-modern fairy tales, presenting you with textbook-level short stories. An iconic work of Murakami's productive period, it has the texture of sadness, fable and dream. "Firefly" is Murakami's third collection of short stories. It contains five short stories in total, including "Firefly", "Burning the Barn", "Dancing Little Man", "Blind Willow and the Sleeping Girl" and "Three German Fantasy". It crosses the boundary between reality and common sense and is extremely tense. It shows the complexity of Murakami's literary landscape and its explosive creative potential. It is a crossroads on Murakami's creative path.

Haruki Murakami's only collection of short stories created with a realistic approach, including 9 short stories: "Preface: The Battle on the Carousel", "Bib Shorts", "The Man in the Taxi", "Swimming Pool", "Dedicated to the Late Princess", "Vomiting 1979", "Shelter from the Rain", "Baseball Field" and "The Hunting Knife". The work describes a wife who traveled thousands of miles to buy suitable clothes for her husband, but decided to divorce when she returned home. The man did not dare to look up to the beautiful and proud girl, but she easily fell into his arms. The man who had unrequited love used a telescope to spy on the woman for three months, and felt nothing when they met again. It expresses the author's outlook on life: sometimes life is like a merry-go-round.

It records a woman's passionate confession at the end of her life in the form of a letter, telling her love for a man since childhood and never asking for a response throughout her life, and expressing the pathos and determination of a secret love.

The young man who lost his companions after being rescued got rid of his guilt and faced growth bravely. The young man who lost his legs rediscovered himself in the process of learning to dive. The motorcycle rider who was ridiculed fought back. The student wandering on the edge of decadence found the way to be independent and self-reliant... The miracle of life is often hidden in the pain that is caught off guard. Brave and strong people can always make miracles happen...

"Only by being at peace with yourself can you live gently with the world" is a bilingual book in Chinese and English. The exquisite stories, interesting translations, and authentic English allow readers to not only appreciate the richness and complexity of human nature in the micro-novel, but also to deeply appreciate the unique expressions and artistic beauty of the English language. It is a must-read for literature lovers and English learners. "Only by Reconciling with Yourself Can You Live Gentlely with the World" selects profound and delicate articles about insights, allowing readers to experience the exquisiteness of emotions and the tenderness of the human heart while reading.

Synopsis of "The Last Night in Jiaohe Town": While the person you love is still there, love without regrets every day. The synopsis of "The Mysterious Avenue": Find the person you love, and then lose him... The synopsis of "Let the Bear Go Back to the Mountain": When you are young, you need to be energetic, and you need to release the beast within! "A Year Living Alone": When you find love, you also find yourself. Summary of the content of "The Rules of the Cider House": In our lives, we always grow suddenly because an important person suddenly leaves. Synopsis of "The World in Garp's Eyes": I don't know what life is, but I just want a better life! Synopsis of "The Fourth Hand": I have lost too much, and I will live without regrets from now on!

This book is one of the highway culture series, showing the fighting spirit of highway builders from the perspective of novels. What kind of story can the road tell? There is a lot of ready-made information available about the technical indicators, social significance and economic significance of highways. However, in order to appreciate the passionate construction years, one must go deep into the front line, be involved in it, and feel the same. As recorders, we are also fortunate to be builders and have witnessed these years. Along the way, we saw and heard many ordinary but great, real and touching stories behind the construction of expressways, and we personally felt the high sense of responsibility and dedication of the builders. Only then did we know that "sea can be filled and mountains can be moved, and a man's ambition should be like this." Calm down and think about it, highway, just 4 words, actually contains so much significance! Therefore, we have buried a small wish in this series of books. We sincerely hope that when the "county-county expressway" is realized and when the "transportation power" is achieved, the youth, wisdom and sweat of the highway builders will not be forgotten.

This book includes Pan Dalin's classic short stories and short stories that he has been engaged in literary creation for many years, including 8 novellas and 14 short stories. The works have a strong flavor of life, regional characteristics and national characteristics. The characters are distinctive, the language is simple and unpretentious, but vivid and smooth, with strong humanistic care and cultural connotations, permeating the author's thinking about life and society, and his philosophical speculation on life. The manuscript is highly readable.

This book selects 12 short stories and short stories published by the author, including "Red Spot", "Toward the North", and "Father Climbing the Tree", and is rich in content. With his keen observation, rich imagination, profound thinking and superb writing skills, the author has created vivid characters one after another and painted pictures of life full of ups and downs, joys and sorrows. The works have rich and varied textual implications and shocking power.

This book is "Collection of Liu Xinyao's Love Stories", which selects 35 stories by Liu Xinyao that have been published in newspapers. These love stories are romantic and vivid, full of life, touching people's soul and giving them spiritual pleasure. In these stories, the writers choose materials close to life and build romantic love stories on the basis of real life, making readers feel cordial and real. The author is a member of the Hebei Provincial Writers Association. His novels "This Shore and the Other Shore" and "Saibei Saibei" won the novella award in the "Network Positive Energy" Novel Essay Contest co-organized by the Guangdong Online Literature Academy and Tencent Literature in 2014. He has published more than 2 million words of works on various themes.

This book is "Selected Novels and Novels by Liu Xinyao", which collects 8 short stories by the author, including 4D and a Dog Called 3D, Watching Uzhumu Qin, One Man's Village, Beauty Da Manjing, Stop and Start, Emergency, Qing Ben is Crazy, and Don't Be Kind to Me. Annoying trivia and extraordinary experiences are intertwined, and ordinary people next door and protagonists with distinctive personalities constantly come into view. Those seemingly accidental events have their own inevitability, reflecting the philosophy and human nature of life from different aspects. The author is a member of the Hebei Provincial Writers Association. His novels "This Shore and the Other Shore" and "Saibei Saibei" won the novella award in the "Network Positive Energy" Novel Essay Contest co-organized by the Guangdong Online Literature Academy and Tencent Literature in 2014. He has published more than 2 million words of works on various themes.

This book is the first collection of short stories written by Fukasuki Tsujimura after giving birth. It describes the stories of five women living in a small local town who went astray in pursuit of their dreams. "The Thief of Hitoshino Town": Ritsuko is my best friend, but one day I found out that her mother is a thief known by the neighbors; "Arson in the Minami District": Ritsuko reunites with Obayashi, a firefighter who she dated before but decided not to meet again. It seems that "Ah The legend of "Seven" will be repeated in contemporary times; "The Fugitive from Meiya Community": Meiyi meets Yoji who moved her, but after a brief dreamy happiness, the violent winter comes; "Dreams and Murder at Serinha University": College student Weijiu meets her boyfriend Xiongda. Facing her boyfriend who has high ambitions but low power, Weijiu, who is standing at the crossroads of life, is drawn into the center of the dark whirlpool; "The Kidnapping of the Junben Family": Liangzhi, who finally gave birth to a baby, accidentally lost the baby in the mall. For her who had endured tremendous pressure along the way, this was a huge blow.

This book contains a total of fifteen short stories and short stories published by the author in recent years. Most of the works take a place called Liushu Village in the Guanzhong Plain as the entry point, using the joys, sorrows, joys, and fates of individual little people as clues, trying to explore the true appearance and inner state of all living beings in the countryside through the complicated and chaotic life surface. Among them, there are tender memories of nostalgia and family affection, an affectionate caress of the goodness and beauty of human nature, a cold examination of moral desires, and a whipping criticism of the evils and ugliness of human nature. Through ordinary or absurd stories, it reflects the confusion and introspection of rural people in the period of change. The works have unique perspectives, changeable styles, and delicate brushstrokes, either meticulously carved or exaggerated. They outline rural scenes with profound meaning in poetic narratives, which are fascinating to read and thought-provoking.

Waiting for a red light, waiting for a bus, waiting for a trip, waiting for a reunion, waiting for the gap between spring, summer, autumn and winter, waiting for the morning and evening of mountains and lakes, waiting for flowers to bloom and fall, waiting for the years to change, waiting for all the memories to cover the bumpy footprints along the way, waiting for you to come with the stars and the moon carrying the morning light of the years. This book is Fang Bujian's first collection of short stories. In the story, he is always a passerby in a hurry, using his loneliness to describe the prosperity of the city and the loneliness of the little people. Reading his story, you will find that once you meet some people in your life, they are engraved in your heart. There is no pretentious excitement or pretentious loneliness in the whole book. It only gives you the gentlest firm strength and makes you burst into tears.

The contents of this book include "Forest in the Subway", "Things to Care for the Soul", "Under the Sun", "Loving a Potted Plant", "Children Blowing the Moon", "Dragonflies in the City", "Autumn Situation", "Pause the Moment", "Growing Old Slowly with Lao Cui", "Our Youth Is Gone Like This", "Lonely White Shirt", "Three Years of Not Reading", etc.

This book is mainly composed of several small topics that comment on and analyze current popular culture phenomena. The content mainly includes the following three aspects: first, comments and reflections on current Chinese pop culture phenomena and popular elements; second, interpretation and analysis of the current cultural concepts of China's intellectual class; third, reading experience of cultural works.

This book is a collection of short stories by the famous writer Ru Zhijuan. Its main purpose is to provide supplementary materials for high school students' extracurricular reading. Ru Zhijuan is a short story writer with a unique style in the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century. Her works are fresh and delicate, and have been praised by authoritative critics such as Mao Dun and Hou Jinjing and loved by readers. In addition to "Lily", which has been included in the first volume of the compulsory high school Chinese textbook, this book also includes the author's influential works such as "Tall Poplar Tree", "Quiet Maternity Hospital" and "The Wrong Editing Story". The selection strives for excellence and takes care of the reading practice of high school students; it is carefully compiled and edited to provide reliable reading materials for middle school students to expand their extracurricular reading.

"Little Sisters" is a collection of short stories by young writer Huang Yongmei. She describes the daily lives of various characters in the city with delicate brushstrokes, including empty-minded housewives who are gradually awakening, lonely and aloof middle-aged white-collar workers, and friends who have lost their children. In the novel, they eat, drink tea, grow flowers, swim, and even bargain, hiding their joys and sorrows behind all kinds of life, just like our lives.

"Xian" is the first collection of short stories and short stories by the emerging novelist Xu Jin. The whole book is lingering in the humid atmosphere and deep and powerful narration. Most of the characters in the book are poor people living at the bottom of the city. They live in a cramped living space and a society of acquaintances. While dependent on their relatives, they are eager to participate in changes in the outside world. The novel involves private lending and the friendship that warms the elderly and the poor. It is a masterpiece of realistic themes that depicts various aspects of the human world in detail.

I am a mountain man and grew up in the embrace of the mountains. When I was staggering and learning to walk, I ran barefoot on the mountain trails... The mountains nurtured me.

This collection selects more than ten novels and essays published by the author over the years. These works have a wide range of themes, some reflect the colorful life of the army, some reflect the bustling life of miners, and some depict the new features of the new socialist countryside, depicting the images of some advanced workers, peasants and soldiers, with simple and fluent language.

I started writing novels in 1973. "Words are written in small ways, which a strong man cannot do." But at that time, I was miserable, so in order to find a way out, I started writing and writing.

"White Cloth" is a collection of short stories by Huo Haotian, a rising post-2000s writer. It includes some of the outstanding short stories he has written in recent years, including ignorant love stories of young people and intrigues of middle-aged people... From history to reality, from memories of childhood past events, descriptions of stories around him to imagination of legends, it shows the author's rich imagination. They may seem unrelated, but together they make up the society we live in. Huo Haotian uses words to give this society a rich cinematic feel, which is thought-provoking. His perspective and writing style are unique among "post-2000" authors and are commendable.

Appeal for laid-off workers and share the worries of state-owned enterprises! This is the first collection of novellas in the author's "Dachang" series. He said frankly: "The replacement of the planned economy by the market economy is not as refreshing as popular songs say. The shocks it brings are sometimes shocking. The workers in the factory are no better than us, and they are very tired now. I like to focus the novel on them. Writing about the living conditions of these workers,... I think this should be my mission. Watch and help each other, and support each other in and out. I like these two sentences very much."

This book is a collection of novellas written by the author Tao Chunji in recent years. It includes five novellas including "God's Blessing", "Autumn Lotus", "Bullet Through the Skull", "Light in the Camp", and "Rose in the Rain". These works were published in "People's Literature", "People's Liberation Army Literature and Art" and other publications, and mainly describe works about war and the emotional life of soldiers.

This book is a collection of short stories. In the story, he fell in love with his best friend's girlfriend; she tattooed the name of her runaway boyfriend on the soles of her feet; he said he had been estranged from his wife, but in his heart he surrendered. The characters in the story are just like ourselves. When we meet them, they are engraved in our hearts. There is no pretentious excitement or pretentious loneliness in the book. It only gives you gentle and firm strength that will make you burst into tears.

"National King" Jiro Asada's short story collection, starting with the work of the same name "Angel Reflected in the Sunset", includes 6 selected works including "Ticket", "Special Day", "Amber", "White House on the Hill" and "Man in the Sea of ​​Forest". Describes ordinary things that happen on extraordinary days, and extraordinary things on ordinary days.

This book is edited by the Yuhang District Writers Association, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It selects nearly 100 excellent literary works created by dozens of Yuhang Writers Association members in recent years. The categories cover novels, essays, etc., With diverse writing styles, rich themes, and distinctive literary images. It can be said to be a summary and sorting out of the creative landscape of writers in the Yuhang area in recent years.

The autobiography of "Under the Red Flag" is rich in color and the language is natural and simple, like an old man telling you his childhood. With Mr. Lao She's pen, vivid characters appear on the stage - a gentle and honest father, a thrifty and simple mother, a sharp and arrogant aunt, the eldest brother-in-law who eats, drinks and hass, the eldest sister-in-law who is unreasonable, the eldest sister-in-law who is nothing but a blessing, the smart and capable second brother Fuhai, the cunning and scheming boss, the straightforward duo, the upright and kind shopkeeper Lao Wang, the stubborn Wang Shicheng, Yang The superior Ding Ding, the carefree Bo Shengzhi, the eloquent Suo Laosi, the disabled Zha Erye, the arrogant Pastor Niu... Once the people, they all lived happily and carefree in their own world, but when the Qing Dynasty on which they relied was crumbling, their fate was equally bad... "Divorce" is a great Lao She-style humor. He set his sights on the families of several junior clerks in Peiping: three or four couples of men and women, decent or not so decent, educated or not, all going through divorces like a revolving door. Although it was a bit "tragic" at the beginning, the mediocre philosophies of the citizen class such as caring about face, caring about "conscience", being content with life, and making do with each other hindered their rational choices. As a result, everyone had enough trouble and no one got divorced.

"My Life: Selected Short Stories and Novels by Lao She" selects some of Lao She's classic short and medium stories: "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "This Life", "No Problem", "Let's Talk About the House", "Liu Family Courtyard", "Micro God", "Mr. Breeches", "Black and White Li" and other famous works. These articles not only describe the struggles of the common people at the bottom of the society, but also write interesting stories about the lives of intellectuals. The writing style is meticulous and humorous, allowing people to appreciate the philosophy of life in a light and humorous way.

This book is included in the novels "Slough" and "Cremation". "Sloughing" was written in Wuhan in 1938 and was not completed. Published in "Resistance to the End" from February 1938 to March 1939, from the 4th issue to the 13th and 14th combined issues, the 16th to 19th issues, and the 21st and 22nd issues combined to the 23rd issue. "Cremation" was written in Chongqing in 1943. Published in "Literary Pioneer" Volume 4, Issues 1 to 6, from January to June 1944. First published by Chenguang Publishing Company in May 1944. "The Cremation" is suitable for literature lovers to read.

"Lao Zhang's Philosophy" is Lao She's early work, first published in "Novel Monthly" in 1926, and first printed by the Commercial Press in 1928. It is the starting point for the formation of Lao She's unique artistic personality. The protagonist Lao Zhang is a villain in old Beijing. He holds three professions: "soldier, scholar, and business", and believes in three religions: "Hui, Ye, and Buddhism"; he believes in the "money-based and trinity" philosophy of life. The connotation and essence of the so-called "Lao Zhang's philosophy" is naked philistine philosophy. The novel uses the main plot of Lao Zhang to seize money for himself and resorts to harsh means to break up two pairs of lovers, criticizing this philistine philosophy. "Dr. Wen" tells the story of Dr. Wen, a doctor who studied in the United States. He is a literary and ruffian politician who has no knowledge but is good at political skills. He used the foreign name of a doctor studying in the United States to cheat, curry favor with the powerful, and get a job as a "commissioner" with both fame and fortune. The philosophy of life he believes in is the two-in-one of "money standard plus official standard".

The story of Lao She's "No Problem" takes place at Shuhua Farm in Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War. The farm manager, Director Ding, has poor management skills but is excellent at coaxing people and is well versed in the ways of the world. Under his management, everyone steals chickens and plays cards all day long, just messing around. Shuhua Farm is in decline, and the fake young artist Qin Miaozhai also gets involved. After returning from studying abroad, Director You took over the farm and began to improve the work style. Everyone felt the joy brought by self-discipline and science...

This book is one of the second series of signed writers in Anhui Province and includes the author's short stories and short stories. The author uses plain and capable language to carefully describe social customs, people's moral and ethical concepts, and people's fate and painful changes in the soul during the rural socio-economic changes. He explores the deep connotation of human nature, praises tranquility and clarity, and denounces darkness and ignorance.

"Niu Quande and Carrot" is the second work in the "Selected Works of Yao Xueyin's Anti-Japanese War". It is a collection of short stories and short stories by Yao Xueyin about his life during the Anti-Japanese War. The book has a total of more than 400,000 words and is divided into two volumes. Among them, the novella "Niu Quande and Carrot" is a representative work. The article vividly depicts the farmers' new awakening during the war. This novel has made great achievements in the creation of typical characters and the use of dialect spoken language. Through character dialogue, simple props, psychological description, personalized language and other writing techniques, the novel successfully creates the characters of Niu Quande, Carrot, "Bad Woman", Lai Waniang, Bao Guan and other characters.

This book follows the chapter structure of the first volume and is mainly divided into four chapters. The first chapter, "Preface," is a preface and a message written by the witnesses of the important stage invited by the author, listening to their encouragement and teachings, and listening to their respective changes in different story lines in the past five years; the second chapter, "Prose Chapter," is about the author's life. Inspiration and experience are turned into writing and writing; the third chapter "Novel" publishes the novel manuscripts created by the author in the past five years; the last "Diary" faithfully records the author's life and mental journey in the five years from 2014 to 2018; the first and last color pages of the book publish some representative works from the photography collection.

This book is a collection of literary works. It collects more than 80 works written and published by the author since the 1980s. The works are divided into five parts: study tour notes, novels, and essays. It records the author's experiences during training and inspections in various European countries, as well as some insights from work experience. The book is rich in content, diverse in form, and simple in language. It reflects the author's detailed observations and thoughts on work and life, and reflects the author's infinite love for ordinary life.

This book includes four novellas: "Sin", "Mountain Shadow", "Mountain Fog Disperses", and "Mountain Road Winding".

There was a "bang", the gunshot sounded, but the crow did not fall... The little people in the chaotic era are nameless but shining, which is heartbreaking and surprising. The children carrying rifles and the German soldiers who witnessed in horror his perfect marksmanship, the guerrillas who fantasized about regaining freedom while being shot on the road, the cunning little Moor who earned fifty liras by renting a mattress for half an hour, the thief and the police who focused on licking cream pastries and forgot about each other... Thirty stories accompany Calvino on his initial literary path, clarifying and defining his poetic world: here is not polluted by anger and boredom, not intensified by conflict, and you can breathe the purest air.

This book collects two popular novels "Old Friend on the Seashore" and "Ivory Ring" by Lu Yin, a talented woman from the Republic of China. "Old Friend on the Seaside" describes the lives and emotions of five young women including Lusha, as if made up of countless tears of a sentimental woman, and has great appeal. "Ivory Ring" is a novel based on the love between Shi Pingmei and Gao Junyu. It is beautiful, touching, and at the same time very tragic. These two novels, filled with sentimental emotions, often use letters and diaries to reveal the characters' feelings, truly reflecting the ideological status and changes of the intellectuals at that time.

"Three Deaths" is a collection of nine masterpieces of Leo Tolstoy's short stories and short stories, including "Sevastopol in May", "The Snowstorm", "Lucerne", "Three Deaths", "Holstromer", "The Death of Ivan Ilyich", "Kretzer Sonata", "After the Ball" and "Father Sergei".

This year's selection contains a total of 112 micro-novels, divided into eight series. The writers express what they see with their eyes, hear with their ears, and understand with their hearts, with mixed feelings. The language styles of the articles are very different, but each has its own merits. Some are delicate and moving, such as "The Strange Shadow When It Disappeared" and "The Banquet that Lasted for Twenty-One Days"; some are wise and calm, such as "Teacher's Ethics" and "Ruler"; some are simple and sincere, such as "Accustomed to the Mouth", "Grudge", and "Ya Village Donkey"; some are humorous, such as "Registration of Temperament Men and Women Series", etc. In it, we can understand the various behaviors of all living beings, which to a certain extent provides a profound and unique interpretation of "articles are written according to the times".

One of the Flower City annual selections. Nine novellas published in 2014 were selected, all of which were outstanding works by writers born in the 1970s who were more influential that year. Writers use their keen sensory systems to feel the world and at the same time record the true nature of life. While continuing the lyric tradition, these works make literature more humane and life-like. "The Hanging Coffin" uses popular and simple language to give flesh and blood to the characters, allowing us to understand the lifestyle and values ​​and beliefs with local characteristics. This is a kind of thinking that is difficult for the world to understand today: stick to the "cliff" to continue the bloodline, obey the laws of nature, and always love this barren and difficult "home". It is precisely because of generations of perseverance without regrets that we have a man who is as strong as a "cliff", we have a man's pride and independence, and we have a tenacious and passionate life supported by his pride.

Lin Xi's "The Fourth Master Cricket Ju'er Sister Han Shi (Essence) \u002F Lin Xi's Selected Works" contains three works. Among them, "The Fourth Master Cricket" uses the cricket fight in traditional Chinese culture as an introduction to narrate the protagonist's uneven life experience. The protagonist Yu Zhicheng has special feelings for crickets and has an innate spirituality for fighting crickets. He has devoted half his life to crickets, but he finally finds that he just wants to win the breath of being a human being. "Sister Ju'er" takes the author into the Hou family compound where she grew up and tells the story of the tragic childhood of sister Ju'er in the family. These novels are based on stories about women in the 1930s and 1940s, showing the living conditions of all living beings in the city, unearthing the beautiful sentiments in people's hearts, and lashing out at various ugly phenomena in the world. "The Poor Man" is a novel that reflects the poor situation of book sellers in the old era. It can be said that as a unique representative of Jinwei'er novels, the author is good at expressing social beings under the historical background of the 1920s and 1930s. From traffickers and pawns to warlords and princes, the characters have very different statuses, broad vision, and full images. Every story he writes is worthy of readers' in-depth exploration of its connotations.

The three novels included in this volume, "Xiangshi Wufeizi·Looking for a Rice, Guohuo", are similar in content. They are all based on the people at the bottom of the society engaged in a certain occupation in the old society, thus revealing the difficulty of this occupation, which often makes readers laugh and cry while reading. Lin Xi's language is very distinctive, and the objects and events he describes are all pictures of the old society that we don't understand, making it very readable.