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"Dombey and Son" is a novel written by the British writer Charles Dickens. This book is in English and should not be missed by English lovers. "Dombey and Son" is a tightly structured novel written by Dickens. It tells the story of Dombey, a large wholesaler, who is cold and arrogant. Apart from business interests and money transactions, he has no other relationships between people. As a result, his wife and son died in a gloomy and indifferent family environment, and his second wife also left him. Eventually the company collapsed and he felt lonely. The work exposes all the darkness under the capitalist system and shapes Dombey, a typical image of the British bourgeoisie. It not only expresses the author's views on the relationship between money and human nature, but also truly reflects the development of British industrial capitalism in the 1830s and 1940s. In particular, the development of the railway transportation industry occupies an obvious position in the novel. Not only that, the work also describes the vanity and hypocrisy of small citizens and the evils of the marriage system in Victorian England.

This book is a novel with Luyang Lake as the background. As a first-year college student in the country who does not receive an allotment, Zhang Xiaojun, who was born in a saline-alkali land, faces the problem of finding a job. With his solid professional foundation, he finally found a position in the court and became a civil servant that everyone envied. At the same time, he also gained a heavy love. Just when he was complacent, something unexpected happened... Can Zhang Xiaojun change the fate of himself and his family? Can his ideal of nurturing his hometown come true?

This is a novel that reflects the youthful years of normal school students in the early days of reform and opening up. It takes the establishment and development of the Jiangnan Normal College Literary Society Huxi Literary Society and the journal "River Crossing Soldiers" as clues to show the vigorous and enterprising spirit of young students. It also fully reflects the soul stirring of ideological emancipation among them in the early days of reform and opening up through the criticism, encouragement and support of the literary society by school leaders and professors Huang Lengguo, Huang Kanshi, Chen Jieya and others. The work is rich in thought, interlocking plots, full of tension, and vivid characters. It is a rare masterpiece describing campus life in recent years.

"Gui Lian Meng" is a vernacular long historical novel of gods and monsters edited by Master Su'an in the Qing Dynasty and corrected by layman Bai Xiang. It is based on the armed uprising of farmers of the White Lotus Sect as the background. It was written in the early Qing Dynasty. Readers who like this kind of subject matter may wish to read this book. The work is attributed to the late Ming Dynasty and actually describes the events of the Qing Dynasty. The novel is based on the massive armed uprising of the White Lotus sect that spread across the country. It focuses on the story of the female master Bai Lian'an who came down from the mountain, learned magical powers, helped the hungry, founded the White Lotus sect, occupied Liulinzhai and rebelled, spread across several provinces, and finally failed. The work reflects a fragment of the armed struggle of the White Lotus sect farmers that lasted through the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. The author tries to explore some of the reasons for the failure of the White Lotus Teaching Army with sympathy and lamentation. The plot of the work is rich and the scene descriptions are extremely vivid. It has far-reaching influence and is well received. It is a classic work worth reading. The stories in the book are vivid and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading. The structure of the book is rigorous and dense; the events and characters written are as if they were there and the images are vivid. The writing is simple and interesting, with endless aftertaste, making it hard to put down after reading it.

This book is a collection of novels about ancient world affairs, written in the early Qing Dynasty, and its full title is "New Embroidery Like a Pearl Ship". For readers who like ancient popular novels, this book is worth reading. The only remaining Japanese manuscript is in the Dalian Library. Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House's "Collection of Ancient Novels" photocopied Japanese manuscripts, Jiangsu Ancient Books Publishing House's "Chinese Narrative Series" in 1993, and Huangshan Publishing House's "Selected Collection of Chinese Banned Books of All Dynasties" in 1994. The rare edition shows the value of this book. Private relationships between men and women, hidden dragons in the Zen room, crouching tigers in the boudoir, hidden beauties in the golden house, uncle and sister-in-law's incestuous affairs are all there, watch the strange and beautiful scenes, and laugh at the eternal romance. The themes of the works are diverse, ranging from admonishing people to be cautious in making friends to describing the ups and downs of the world through the fortunes of scholars. It reflects a wider range of social life and contains obvious warning and allegorical meanings. Except for Volume 3, which tells about the marriage between a dead ghost and a living person, which is somewhat absurd, the rest are more serious works. The works describe the plots in an intricate manner, and the descriptions are detailed and vivid. The content is natural and varied, and generally conforms to the development logic of life and characters. The characters are distinctive, full and vivid, making people more and more addicted as they read, unable to stop.

This book is a collection of novels about ancient world affairs, written in the early Qing Dynasty, and its full title is "New Embroidery Like a Pearl Ship". For readers who like ancient popular novels, this book is worth reading. The only remaining Japanese manuscript is in the Dalian Library. Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House's "Collection of Ancient Novels" photocopied Japanese manuscripts, Jiangsu Ancient Books Publishing House's "Chinese Narrative Series" in 1993, and Huangshan Publishing House's "Selected Collection of Chinese Banned Books of All Dynasties" in 1994. The rare edition shows the value of this book. Private relationships between men and women, hidden dragons in the Zen room, crouching tigers in the boudoir, hidden beauties in the golden house, uncle and sister-in-law's incestuous affairs are all there, watch the strange and beautiful scenes, and laugh at the eternal romance. The themes of the works are diverse, ranging from admonishing people to be cautious in making friends to describing the ups and downs of the world through the fortunes of scholars. It reflects a wider range of social life and contains obvious warning and allegorical meanings. Except for Volume 3, which tells about the marriage between a dead ghost and a living person, which is somewhat absurd, the rest are more serious works. The works describe the plots in an intricate manner, and the descriptions are detailed and vivid. The content is natural and varied, and generally conforms to the development logic of life and characters. The characters are distinctive, full and vivid, making people more and more addicted as they read, unable to stop.

This book was written after extensive interviews with guards, prisoners, doctors, and armed police in the detention center. It is a true story of police and criminals being played out in the detention center. Murderers, female drug lords, transnational human traffickers, gangsters... The shocking truths they carry will be revealed one by one in this book... The math teacher who killed her husband and lover; the housewife addicted to theft who became the drug lord's "goddess" next door; the "goddess" who is more adaptable to prison life than society; the twin sisters who are struggling to find their trafficker mother; the rapist who can only sleep in a wooden box; the gangster who turned around and voluntarily surrendered to the law...

"Morning Bell on the Pillow" is a long novel about world affairs in the vernacular of the Qing Dynasty. For readers who like classical literature, this book is worth reading. During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, there was a squire Fu Heng in Dantu County, Zhenjiang Prefecture, Jiangnan Province. He was an imperial censor and had only one daughter. The couple cherished her like a treasure, but because they had no children, they were reluctant to get married. Occasionally, the son of my window friend Zhong Gongsheng was born very handsome and outstanding, with a strange name and a solemn surname. He was of the same gender as the young lady, so he was invited to marry him. Zhuo Ran saw that the rich man was about half a century old and had no sons, so he decided to persuade his father-in-law to take a concubine. The rich man took Jin Gu as his concubine and gave birth to a son - Hexian. Jin Gu, the mother of Crane Fairy, died after giving birth to a child, so the rich man wanted to find a wet nurse for his son. Diao Ren and his wife sold themselves into the government. These two people are not good-natured people, and they plan to drive a wedge between the rich man and his son-in-law Zhuo Ran. After Zhuo Ran left, Diao Ren and his wife became domineering in the house. The rich man was deceived and fooled by the two men, and actually committed corruption, sold his title, and was stolen and lost his seal. Therefore, the powerful traitor Liu Jin sent him to the Guards and Confinement Army in Lanzhou, Shaanxi Province. The content in the book is lively and interesting, and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading.

"Morning Bell on the Pillow" is a long novel about world affairs in the vernacular of the Qing Dynasty. For readers who like classical literature, this book is worth reading. During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, there was a squire Fu Heng in Dantu County, Zhenjiang Prefecture, Jiangnan Province. He was an imperial censor and had only one daughter. The couple cherished her like a treasure, but because they had no children, they were reluctant to get married. Occasionally, the son of my window friend Zhong Gongsheng was born very handsome and outstanding, with a strange name and a solemn surname. He was of the same gender as the young lady, so he was invited to marry him. Zhuo Ran saw that the rich man was about half a century old and had no sons, so he decided to persuade his father-in-law to take a concubine. The rich man took Jin Gu as his concubine and gave birth to a son - Hexian. Jin Gu, the mother of Crane Fairy, died after giving birth to a child, so the rich man wanted to find a wet nurse for his son. Diao Ren and his wife sold themselves into the government. These two people are not good-natured people, and they plan to drive a wedge between the rich man and his son-in-law Zhuo Ran. After Zhuo Ran left, Diao Ren and his wife became domineering in the house. The rich man was deceived and fooled by the two men, and actually committed corruption, sold his title, and was stolen and lost his seal. Therefore, the powerful traitor Liu Jin sent him to the Guards and Confinement Army in Lanzhou, Shaanxi Province. The content in the book is lively and interesting, and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading.

"The Master and Margaret" is the representative work of Russian writer Bulgakov. Satan pretended to be a foreign professor, Woland, and visited Moscow in the 1930s. He met Berlioz, the chairman of the Moscow Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and the young poet Ivan. They did not believe in God or the devil. Woland refuted each one and predicted Berlioz's death that day. Ivan suspected that Woland was a foreign spy and pursued him, but was imprisoned in a mental hospital and met the master. The master wrote a novel about Pilate's trial of Jesus. He was not allowed to live in the world and was imprisoned in a mental hospital. Margaret met Satan's followers, obtained rejuvenating oil, and after many strange experiences, finally rescued the master.

"Eugenie Grandet" is a novel by Balzac. It tells the story of Eugenie, the only daughter of the miserly and shrewd millionaire Grandet. She falls in love with her bankrupt cousin. For his sake, she does not hesitate to anger her money-loving father and spends all her private savings to help him make his way into the world. At this point, the relationship between father and daughter broke down, and the timid and virtuous mother was so frightened that she fell ill. The girl who lost her parents and her youth in the bitter expectation is waiting for a heartless man who has returned rich.

"The Scholars" is a chapter-length novel written by Wu Jingzi in the Qing Dynasty. It was written in the 14th year of Qianlong (1749) or a little before. It was first circulated in manuscripts and was first published in the 8th year of Jiaqing (1803). The book has fifty-six chapters. The author uses realism to describe the different expressions of "fame and wealth" by various people in society at that time, especially the criticism and ridicule of imperial examinations, officialdom, ethics, etc., Which is deeply rooted in the bones. The novel represents the peak of Chinese classical satirical novels and creates an example of using novels to criticize real life. Lu Xun commented that this book "upholds a public spirit and points out current ills." The novel has been translated into English, French, German, Russian, Japanese and other languages.

"Little Women" is a semi-autobiographical novel by Louisa May Alcott. During the American Civil War, Mr. March traveled with the army, leaving his wife and four daughters behind to live a simple, warm, hopeful and energetic life despite poverty. The four girls have different personalities and have their own ideals and destiny. In the face of temptation, desire, fear, and even life and death, Mrs. March always stood beside her daughters gently and guided them to make their own choices. The tempering of life and the protection of love eventually make them grow into kind, independent, optimistic and confident, shining little women.

"Coming Against the Fire" truly tells the touching story of Chinese fire fighters who defended their homes and country, bravely rescued and marched against the fire. It is full of positive energy. The book describes the touching story of the Zhengyi Road Special Service Station (Squadron), a group of fire fighters with an average age of only 22 years old. They fall in love with each other, fight each other, grow and achieve each other in various life and death rescues and daily life.

"Great Players" tells the story of a group of Go dream chasers who are the pioneers of the Go career in New China. In an era when everything was in dire straits, they used their enthusiasm to write a significant chapter for China's Go cause. Because of love, we persist, and because of persistence, we succeed. It is precisely this group of people that allows Go, a cultural competition with a long history, to be passed down and promoted, and to once again stand on top of the world. Frustration and confusion, flowers and honors, the road to success is never smooth; lovers, comrades, relatives, partners, interpret a Go life intertwined with laughter and tears...

"The Immoral Man" is a strongly autobiographical novel written by Gide. It tells the story of a man who violates traditional customs and attempts to follow his own personal preferences. In the story, the protagonist Michel and his wife Marceline traveled to North Africa and unfortunately contracted tuberculosis. When Marceline took care of him, she discovered that he had no love for her and had homosexual tendencies. After returning to France, Michel meets the amoral Menard, who advises him to forget the past and indulge in sensual pleasures. His wife Marceline already knew about it, and her illness added to her heartache. She soon died of depression and died in a foreign land.

This novel reflects the life fragments of people in China in different ages and periods by describing the lives of the characters in the book at different ages and stages, as well as the people, things, and scenes around them. The text in the book is simple, and the descriptions of characters, scenes, and events are very real. It is a modern realism novel.

This desperate battle between the CCP's underground organization and the 21st Army Special Committee of the Kuomintang local warlord Liu Xiang, which took place in the early 1930s, finally came to an end due to the cancellation of the Special Committee. The CCP's underground organization in Sichuan was completely destroyed. The 21st Army Special Committee, which seemed to have won a great victory, soon ceased to exist. So, who is the real winner? Is it Chiang Kai-shek? The content of the book "Blood in the Fog City" is true, reliable and thrilling. After reading it, I strongly feel that the world of the Communist Party was really bought with the lives and blood of countless revolutionary martyrs. It can be called "The Story of Red Rock".

Liang Haitao, chief physician of the Department of Neurosurgery at Beijing Sunshine Hospital, faced the two choices of studying in the United States or aiding Xinjiang. He resolutely chose to aid Xinjiang. Before departure, Liang Haitao's mother, Zhou Fengqin, hoped that he could find his friend Jiang Hongxia who stayed there in Hotan, Xinjiang. Back then, they formed a deep sisterhood in the difficult working environment there. Liang Haitao took his mother's instructions and came to Hotan, Xinjiang with his aid friends. He was appointed as the temporary vice president of the local People's Hospital and the captain of the Beijing Medical Team. He and his colleagues overcame difficulties such as severe sandstorms, dry weather, language barriers, and loneliness. They provided medical services to the local people with sincerity, taught medical skills to local doctors, and left a medical team that never moves. They are deeply admired and loved by the local people, and they have forged a deep relationship with the local people.

The novel "Tianlu Bay" takes the forty years of reform and opening up as the background. It describes the long and arduous entrepreneurial history of farmers in the Jianghan Plain to get rid of poverty and become rich through struggle. It panoramically reproduces the great transformation process of contemporary China's rural areas. In Tianluwan Village on the south bank of the Yangtze River in Jingzhou, by Tianlu Lake, two generations of Communist Party members and village party secretary Hong Jiasheng and his daughter, and rural expert Jin Mancang and his son, worked together to overcome many difficulties and created the miracle of grape planting in the south of the Yangtze River. They vigorously developed the grape industry, thus leading the villagers to win the battle against poverty and achieve common prosperity. The novel depicts many vivid images of farmers, depicts touching stories of farmers supporting each other, sharing joys and sorrows, and changing their destiny. It eulogizes the great creativity and pioneering spirit of Chinese farmers under the guidance of the Communist Party of China on the difficult road to prosperity and prosperity through hard work. The language of the novel is smart and full of vitality, and it truly and delicately interprets the simple moral customs, living customs, and regional culture of the people in the Jingjiang River Basin, with a strong local flavor. This is a realistic masterpiece that grasps the pulse of the times with emotion and heart and sings the main theme of the times.

This book is a novel describing the life experience of patients with depression. It tells the story of the protagonist's process from suffering from depression, exploring the cause of depression to understanding the dilemma, understanding destiny, understanding himself, and finally overcoming depression and being reborn. It presents the author's thinking about life and destiny. The author's writing style is humorous, interesting and relaxed, and he interprets a thrilling, warm and touching life drama in a unique way.

This book takes the "State Reserve Copper Incident" in 2005 as the background, tells the story of a thrilling financial battle, and praises that generation who shouldered the mission of building a powerful country in the copper industry. They did not forget their original aspirations, dared to be the first, dedicated their youth to the glorious historical achievements of the Republic, inherited the immortal copper soul, and continued the eternal copper capital. At the same time, it also revealed the corruption and darkness in the futures industry. "Snow Falls on Dongchuan" is to highlight the bronze soul, record it in history, and pass it on to the public, so that it can become a great spiritual power and historical record for the Chinese nation to move forward.

This is a revenge story of conspiracy and truth under the guise of patent infringement and capital mergers and acquisitions. The story takes place at the beginning of the new century. At the turn of the millennium, everything is renewed. China, a hot spot for entrepreneurship, attracts the return of overseas tourists. Most of these people are based on technology and are supplemented by innovative ideas. Their results are protected by patents and are consistent. There is no doubt about this. There is a group of people around the world who are focused on these valuable patented technologies. Under the manipulation of capital, they use various means to turn things upside down. Some people call them patent fishermen, patent demons, and patent cockroaches. However, what they can do is definitely beyond the reach of others, and what is right and what is wrong all arises from the behind-the-scenes push. How to protect yourself through patents and what are effective means of patent litigation? "Narrow Gate" will slowly lift the veil of patent litigation procedures through a malicious infringement case. Innovators must know that sometimes patents really cannot be the magical power to protect the law in business wars.

A true record of a golden collar's ​​love for a famous nightclub in Beijing. As night falls and the lights come on, the story here has just begun.

This book is a novel about hackers. It tells the story of how a domestic pharmaceutical company faced network security threats, and how the protagonist led the network security team to resist external intrusions, capture insiders, and save the group's network from dire straits. It revealed the inside story of theft and anti-theft in the hacker world, revealed the terrible truth about network insecurity, and the crazy wars in the hacker world.

In the second decade of the 20th century, China's "dual-carbon strategy" for carbon emission reduction attracted worldwide attention. The story happened on the eve of the vigorous and large-scale deployment of energy storage power stations around the world. A sudden new energy bus fire accident was quickly closed. The accident was determined to be human negligence, but the burned battery attracted the attention of two people. Yanagawa, CEO of Juneng Company, is the earliest entrepreneur engaged in battery system development in China. He dares to pioneer a development path suitable for China's energy storage market. He is vaguely aware that battery safety will become a pain point in the industry, and a heart-warming and heart-warming love story comes as promised. Zhang Liang, a technician in a fire brigade, had just graduated and joined the brigade. Faced with a new job, he was at a loss. Two unrelated people met in an accident. There is no easy path to innovation. A major accident occurred at Juneng Company, and Yanagawa fell from heaven to hell. He became an industry outcast and was unable to recover. Without Yanagawa, Zhang Liang struggled to find a solution alone. A flash of lightning flashed, and an eccentric beauty anchor broke into his world. Just when everyone thought that Yanagawa, who was tortured both physically and mentally, was hopeless, he unexpectedly made a sudden comeback and once again entered the public eye. Everyone was surprised, suspicions and suspicions followed, and no one knew what he wanted to do. In the face of fame and fortune, one group of people are constantly looking for improvement plans, while another group of people repeatedly create troubles; in the face of love, some people escape and others protect them, or they get someone to share the beauty with for a long time. The past is filled with mist and where to go. Have they finally reached the other side? Human feelings, human life, original heart, original destiny. Innovation has always led to a narrow escape. This is a dark and violent heart-wrenching story of self-salvation in the midst of stumbles. In the darkness, there is a group of people who persevere and forge ahead, pursuing the city of light in their hearts.

This book is a summary of the author's many years of rural life. It is a history of the emotional flow and changes of farmers. It is a group portrait of simple, kind, hard-working and capable farmers in southern Hubei. It shows the perseverance and tenacity of the bottom farmers in struggling in difficulties, fighting against the current, and fighting against fate. The author restores the true state of rural life in a calm and plain way, writes the characters in light ink, and attempts to express the author's strong humanistic care for the bottom farmers by describing both their real life and spiritual life.

In 2018, the publication of the English version of "Asymmetry" was described by the media as a "literary event" that became very popular. Careful readers will find that its popularity is largely due to the craze of the metoo movement and the gossip between well-known old writers and female literary youths. However, we can easily realize from reading: the relationships between people in the book are far from being summarized by simple power relations, but are closely related and share weal and woe; autobiography is not a gimmick, but intertextualizes the entire real world with the novel, thereby broadening the depth of the narrative; and Lisa Halliday does not intend to do this - in any case, "Asymmetry" forces us to become a better reader and a more active observer.

Milo has realized since he was a child that he is to a large extent a carbon copy of his father. This lonely middle-aged man lives in the same house as his wife and children, but seems determined to keep his distance from everyone. In this world, he is completely alone. He lives alone in this world and may leave alone at any time. Milo has always been able to imagine the surrounding world from six directions and determine his precise position in any three-dimensional terrain. Perhaps this skill was something he had gradually mastered over the years alone in the pathless forest. Did anyone else know this was happening? To him, these strange phenomena were like some kind of secret, some kind of power that was only revealed to him.

Yin Xiang was born in a poor family. By chance, he met Yu Yuehai, a big figure in the Chinese aviation industry, and made a wish to "buy a plane for his father." At a young age, through unremitting efforts, he actually built a homemade aircraft and participated in China's second homemade aircraft competition. Then he came across a big secret that had been hidden in the industry for decades. Only then did Yin Xiang understand the bitter history of China's aviation industry over the past decades, and he determined to devote his life to the aviation industry. Yin Xiang studied with the support of Yu Yuehai and others. After achieving excellent results, he determined to enter the aircraft engineering field at the University of Malaya. He fought against all odds and fought with heroes to obtain the first project authorization for Taijixing, a private aircraft manufacturing factory, and the "Huntian Leopard Project" was implemented. In order to unite his colleagues and resist the suppression of overseas companies, he used clever methods and finally built the first large aircraft with international competitiveness. And obtained WTO recognition, the career is booming...

In the face of success, Yin Xiang became complacent and arrogant. At this time, an ambitious man was plotting to replace him - Yu Jian, the son of Yu Yuehai. When Yin Xiang was indulging in sex and drinking, Yu Jian poached many of Taiji Star's elites in one fell swoop, and took advantage of the loopholes left by Yin Xiang to force Yin Xiang into desperation. Colleagues, friends, and lovers all abandoned him, and he fell into the lowest ebb of his life. After learning from the pain, Yin Xiang reflected on his past mistakes, summed up the lessons, and determined to take revenge. However, the situation was over, and Yin Xiang was infinitely disappointed. At this time, he happened to meet several classmates who he once looked down upon. It was they who took him in, encouraged him, and made him cheer up. A group of former comrades once again united around him. Finally, he returned to the aviation industry and started a fierce battle with Yu Jian. Yu Jian, who was greedy for profit, was finally defeated. China's aviation industry took on a new look, and countless eagles soared into the sky...

See how a poor boy who wants to fly achieves aviation dominance! He is a boy who lives near the airport. Although he can see planes crisscrossing the sky every day, he may never be able to fly in his life because of poverty. The boy said to his father: "Dad, when I have money in the future, I will buy you an airplane of my own." Twenty years later, at the International Aviation Expo, which attracted worldwide attention, all kinds of airplanes spread their wings like thousands of eagles, piercing the clouds and fog, flying up to nine days, densely packed, covering the sky and the sun. The grown-up boy supported his elderly father under the sky and said, "Dad, that's ours, that's all ours..."

This is a novel and a history, more like a movie. From Venice, Rome, to Florence, and back to Venice, you follow the beautiful man Marco, penetrate into every pore of the Renaissance era, and be a Renaissance man for a day. There's roasted guinea chicken served on a silver platter decorated with the Medici coat of arms, Pecorino goat cheese, and bite-sized pastries made of almond flour and wrapped in cream. There are also studios of artists in the center of Florence in the 16th century, major banks all over Europe, and a dazzling array of shops filled with foreign goods. Not only that, the love drama between a handsome man and an elegant geisha, the power struggle between ambitious young people, and the complex relationships between the great powers at that time are all presented in this "Renaissance Novel" series. Marco, who was dismissed from his job, traveled to Florence to adjust his mood. He happened to meet Olympia, who had used him for espionage, and "fell in love" with her again. The "Flower Capital", once governed by the benevolent Medici family, has now become a puppet capital - the Holy Roman Emperor secretly controlled Alessandro, the illegitimate son of the Medici family, to rule dictatorially. Alessandro also coveted the sister of Lorenzino, who also belonged to the Medici family. This made Lorenzino, who was already rebellious and self-blame, determined to kill Alessandro by using the secret passage between the Medici Palace and his home, and fled to Venice that night. Marco and Olympia were also involved in the quagmire of internal strife within the Medici family, and they decided to leave Florence for Rome.

"King, Queen, Jack" is an early masterpiece by the novel master Nabokov, first published in 1928. Starting from this work, Nabokov began to frequently use multiple languages ​​​​in his works, play word games, and create many surrealist characters and images. This unique "Nabokov style" has also become one of the important reasons for his long-term foothold in the literary world. As the title of the novel suggests, the image of playing cards appears throughout the work. Franz, an inexperienced and ambitious young man, came to Berlin to seek refuge with his wealthy businessman uncle Dreher, and then was seduced into becoming the lover of Dreher's wife Martha, and the two conspired to kill Dreher. But when Martha learns that Dreyer is about to make a fortune, she suddenly changes her mind, and the conspiracy ends abruptly in an unexpected way... Elements such as derailment, deception, and murder are cleverly integrated into this triangular card game, making people appreciate the absurdity and darkness of human nature, but they are also unable to extricate themselves from the wonderful details created by the wordsmith.

"Battlefield Agent" is a novel published by le Carré in 2019, and it is also his last work during his lifetime. Nat is a forty-seven-year-old British Secret Intelligence Service agent. After years of fighting for the motherland on the underground front in a foreign country, the veteran's field career seems to have finally come to an end. But when our hero returns to London after a long absence, what greets him is a wife who has been emotionally indifferent due to years of separation, a rebellious daughter in youth who is always against him, and an 18th-line local intelligence substation for him to use his spare energy - this is the fate of a veteran. Fortunately, being a spy is not all Nat's life is about - he is also an avid badminton enthusiast. Not long after returning to China, Nat met a young golfer on the club's badminton court who was his equal and met him late. But it wasn't just the two's skills that sparked the sparks. Walking off the court, this young man's warm and sincere idealism touched Nat's half-cold heart. However, when friendship beckons to spies, danger is not far away. Nat will soon discover how this year-end rendezvous will involve him in unexpected ways and into a huge trouble.

"Transparent" is Nabokov's masterpiece, recognized as the master of novels in the 20th century. In it, Nabokov further developed an elegant writing style with a slow, almost languid pace. The protagonist, Hugh Person, is a melancholic and clumsy publisher who visited Switzerland four times in his life. He lost his father forever on the first trip, and met his future wife on the second trip. Eventually he embarks on a lonely sentimental journey, sweet-talking himself into his past. Person has been living in memories, insisting on staying in the same hotel every time he goes to Switzerland; at the same time, he tries his best to escape from memories, because memories can only bring pain. Nabokov writes about this ambivalence vividly, exploring the interplay between memories and reality with a light, transparent tone. The transparent world surrounding Person is an existence different from reality, and it is the silent history he carries.

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Luo Wenfang developed and expanded the self-defense force in the village into the first civilian anti-Japanese guerrilla group in southern Taishan. He was elected as the captain of this anti-Japanese guerrilla group. He was resourceful and led the guerrillas through the mountains and forests to bravely fight against the Japanese. Bombing artillery towers, bombing arsenals, stealing military medicine depots... The thrilling battle scenes are tragic and intense. Luo Wenfang was highly skilled in martial arts and brave in battle. The anti-Japanese guerrillas he led were so elusive that they won victory after victory in the war of resistance, making the Japanese devils tremble with fear! It also alerted the anti-Japanese guerrilla headquarters of the Guangdong Central Column of the Communist Party of China, and attracted the attention of the guerrilla commander-in-chief Wu Youheng and deputy commander Ou Chu. Under the leadership of the Eighth Route Army, the Tainan civilian anti-Japanese guerrillas established by Luo Wenfang developed and expanded into the Tainan Anti-Japanese Independent Brigade. Under the leadership of the Guangdong Central Column, this anti-Japanese independent brigade all joined the Eighth Route Army and achieved major victories one after another! Finally achieved a complete victory in the war of resistance.

After the rain, the sky will be clear and it will be a rainbow, and you will find yourself in the prosperous world. Some people will never forget even if they lose contact. Some things, blurred by years, are still clear. Some love, after going through hardships, will never stop. This is a story that took place in China in the 1980s and 1990s. An era, a village, a camellia tree, a promise, a friendship, an experience. Three girls from different families, in order to resist the bad custom of favoring boys over girls and defend their freedom, made a thrilling agreement under the camellia tree, their childhood "avoidance". Since then, this agreement has been like a spell, taking the three girls to completely different paths, and a series of strange events happened.

This book is a novel written by Norwegian novelist Alan Lew. The book tells the story of the protagonist Lu and a group of his friends who felt that they had not made much contribution to Norway. They wanted to make up for this, so they decided to go on an adventure. The purpose of the adventure was to prove one of Lu's absurd theories: He believed that the residents of the Pacific islands were South Americans long ago, and that the first batch of island immigrants skated across the South American continent when the Pacific Ocean froze. They felt that by proving this theory they could put Norway back on the world map and become a national hero. The second half of the book amounts to a journal of their adventures on a small island in the Pacific Ocean called the Cook Islands. This book continues Lu's method of writing novels as documentary literature among young people. The book provides a large amount of evidence, including photos of himself and his friends on the expedition, and even a scanned copy of a reply letter from the king's secretary, to "prove" that what he wrote is true.

A life shattered by family describes the joys and sorrows of an "ordinary" family. "I once swore to live for love and devotion. But now, I just want to escape the prison of my family." Qianxun was tortured by unexplained eczema after birth. Her parents tried medicines recommended by doctors and various folk remedies, but to no avail. The father, who was at a loss what to do, brought back the water given to him by his colleagues - "Venus' Favor" and followed the advice to clean Qianxun's body. Miraculously, Qianxun's crying at night decreased, and her illness was completely cured by the second month. Taking this as an opportunity, Qianxun's parents became obsessed with the "favor of Venus". Even though their uncle kindly persuaded them, their parents refused to listen. Every time they moved, the house became smaller, and her sister, who was five years older than Qianxun, also ran away from home.

"Collecting the Mountain" was written in the late 1970s. It depicts the scenes of old Beijing restaurants in the ups and downs of three generations of chefs in Wantangju, Beijing, and writes about the joys and sorrows of an era filled with the fragrance of food. Under the tide of the rapid development of the times, generations of traditional craftsmen have experienced glory and decline, inheritance and rupture, persistence and concessions; just like the inheritance of Wantangju Palace Roast Duck, it has been experienced, advanced and retreated in the great era, and finally settled.

The author of "Dear Tenants" uses the dual perspectives of a landlord and a writer to get a glimpse of the various lives of urban tenants. Based on the attitude of a calm onlooker, the writer uses the style of a viewfinder to have a keen insight into the life of small people, and examines the spiritual dilemma of people in the torrent of life. By telling the tenants' stories one by one, we cut vivid cross-sections of life, allowing us to see the subtleties of life, and at the same time understand the ups and downs of various characters.

A review of the sad life of Shitou, a college student from rural areas to the city, from falling in love to getting married and having children, to divorce, and finally committing suicide, which reflects the influence of the original family on a person's life. It triggers readers to think about how to deal with marriage and career, the relationship between married family and family of origin, as well as their own physical and mental health.

The 985 campus is where the story takes place. It takes the protagonist Lu Jia's art exam and college life as the main line, and runs through the growth experiences of classmates Ruan Tao, Bai Lu, Tian Fang and other characters. Several clues show the growth trajectories and life stories of students from different families. In their youthful past, they cried and laughed, or were calm, or active, or fought, or gave up, and each submitted their own youth answer sheet.

The new generation of young people in small towns are eager to change their destiny through reading, but they have to face cruel social tests, and eventually lose themselves in reality.

"Happy Place" focuses on the years of young workers, using the humor of a worker master full of folk interest and sincere and pungent words to describe the living world and the unpretentious human heart. "I", Bo Fu, Zi Liang, and Xiao Zizi are four young Shanghai workers, ready to make a move in Banqiao, an "enclave" steel factory near Jinling. Banqiao Steel Plant, far away from Shanghai, has its own structure; in that era of institutionalized abstinence, the master workers were accustomed to bickering and making obscene remarks; and the situation of more men than women in the steel plant always created a lusty, hungry and thirsty atmosphere in the lives of young workers... Under the constraints and desires, "I" and my little brothers in the steel plant each unfolded a passionate "legend".

"Schopenhauer's Treatment" is a profoundly influential and widely disseminated psychotherapy novel. It is one of the most representative novels by the master of existential psychology Irving Yalom. When psychotherapist Julius, who suffered from cancer and had only one year left to live, was surprised when he saw Philip, an old patient he had not contacted for many years. 23 Years ago, Philip had a serious addiction. Today, Philip is still arrogant and cold, wholeheartedly advocating Schopenhauer's pessimism. Julius dislikes Philip, but agrees to supervise him on the condition that he first participates in group therapy. When Philip walked into the group therapy room, he was like a special stone, causing ripples in the group, accompanying Julius through the final journey of his life... The complete reproduction of group therapy in the book is shocking, and it cleverly interweaves and unfolds the life experiences of the existential philosopher Schopenhauer.

This is a unique Spanish-style story created by Maugham in his later years. The heroine of the story, Catalina, is a beautiful, intelligent but unfortunately disabled Spanish girl in the small town of Fort Rodriguez. One day, she claimed that the Virgin Mary suddenly appeared to her and told her that among the three Valero brothers in the city, the one who served God the most devoutly would heal her lameness. The eldest brother among the three brothers is none other than the Archbishop of Segovia. The Virgin's revelation seemed clear enough, but the development of things was beyond everyone's expectations. Around this innocent girl who claims to be favored by the Virgin, various forces have launched an overt and secret struggle with their own ulterior motives, all trying to take advantage of the "Mother's Appearance" to realize their unspeakable plans. In the end, can the girl resist all attempts to control her life and gain her own freedom, career and love?

The creation of novels in our country has a long history, and novels in the modern sense were produced under the influence of the interaction between Chinese and foreign literature after the May 4th New Literature Movement. "Midnight", as Mao Dun's masterpiece, was the product of such historical conditions. The work was originally created in October 1931 and was completed on December 5, 1932, with a total of nineteen chapters. Some chapters have been published in "Novel Monthly" and "Literary Monthly" respectively. The novel is set in old Shanghai in May and June of 1930, with the national capitalist Wu Sunfu as the center. It describes the conflicts of various characters in Chinese society at that time, the entanglement of various classes, the intersection of various ideological trends, and the collision of various contradictions. For more than half a century, "Midnight" has not only enjoyed a wide range of readers in China, but has also been translated into more than a dozen languages ​​including English, German, Russian, and Japanese, producing extensive international influence.

"Camel Xiangzi" tells the tragic story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in the old city of Beiping, China. Xiangzi comes from the countryside, and the increasingly declining and declining countryside makes it impossible for him to survive. He fights against life with his tenacious character and stubborn attitude, which constitutes the main plot content of the novel. The fight ended with Xiangzi's failure, and he eventually became a jobless vagrant like a walking zombie. The profound realism of this novel lies in the fact that it not only describes the material deprivation of Xiangzi by the harsh living environment, but also depicts Xiangzi's spiritual decadence after his life ideals were destroyed. The novel's artistic structure is simple and clear, inheriting the excellent tradition of my country's classical novels.