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"The True Story of Ah Q" is the masterpiece of Lu Xun's novels and a medium-sized novel written by Lu Xun in his life. It takes the countryside before and after the Revolution of 1911 as the background, creating a typical image of Ah Q, an immortal wandering farmhand. In addition to "The True Story of Ah Q", this book also selects 22 representative works of Lu Xun's novels, with exquisite illustrations.

The author's personal poetry collection, the manuscript records in words the moments of spiritual fluctuation that the author encountered over the long years. Experience the interdependence of joy and sorrow in poetry, use words to freeze fragments of time, and experience eternal meaning in a moment.

The protagonist of this book, Su Jian, a young man, has a tough character, values ​​love and justice, and loves the heroine wholeheartedly. With his personality charm and courage, he slays dragons and demons, and restores the glory of China. Full of positive energy. The theme promotes the correct world view and love outlook, and guides young people to be positive. The world view of the story is grand, with detailed descriptions of each continent's background, racial characteristics, character skills, and weapons used. Every time the protagonist and his friends complete a task in a location, their skills and force values ​​are greatly improved, and they gain cute pets along the way.

Lu Xun is one of the greatest writers in China in the 20th century and an important literary master. His articles are profound in thought, typical in image, and unique in style. They are full of strong humanism and awareness of national worries. They contain a deep and fervent hope and call, and have profoundly affected the spirit and culture of our nation. His works have the power to transcend the times. They not only had a positive impact on the society at that time, especially young people, and promoted people's efforts to change China's backwardness, but also pointed out the direction for people in modern society, turning confusion into self-confidence and guiding young people towards the light. Many of his works have been selected into Chinese language textbooks for primary and secondary schools, which have had a profound impact on the language and literature of New China. Overseas, Lu Xun's influence was also huge. His works have been translated into more than 50 languages ​​including English, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, and Esperanto, and are widely circulated around the world and have many readers.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Bringingism" uses the language of laughter and scolding to analyze and discuss the ideas of worshiping foreigners and "total negation" and other erroneous cultural views in the literary and art front, criticizing current affairs and challenging power. The works have profound thoughts and unique insights, which make people marvel at Lu Xun's proficient language art.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Poetry Talk Next Door" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (volume 2): "Gaixia Song". On that day more than 2,000 years ago, Xiang Yu faced the siege of Han troops. He saw his old friend Lu Matong and said, "My head is worth a thousand gold. Aren't you my old friend?" "I am Ruode", I will fulfill your wish, and after saying this, I will kill myself with a sword. This song "Gaixia Song" was written just a few hours ago. A book can tell a story about a poem, and a poem can understand a person. Mr. Wang Jinsong invites you to experience up close the last moments of heroic spirit before it dies. This book also brings together Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, literary mentor Li Bo, SNH48 Huang Tingting, etc. To help you understand this charming "loser" from different perspectives. He is arrogant, he killed himself in Wujiang River, he is the overlord Xiang Yu! As Sima Qian later praised: "It's unprecedented in modern times!"

If British literature cannot be without Shakespeare, then our nation cannot be without Lu Xun - he is the national soul of modern China.

1. Recommended books by the Ministry of Education, must-reads in the new Chinese language curriculum standard. 2. Specially invited Beijing special teacher Wang Junming to write the preface for this series of books, and the famous translator Li Yumin to write the foreword. 3. Jointly recommended by many special teachers from famous schools. 4. This series of books selects domestic modern classics, as well as authoritative translations of foreign classics by famous translators such as Song Zhaolin, Li Yumin, Chen Xiaoqing, Gao Gaofu, Luo Xinzhang, Li Huifan, Zhang Er, etc. Interpret the classics in an all-round way and create high-value readings for teenagers with professional quality. 5. Promote intensive reading of classics and guide teenagers to return to the essence of reading. 6. Serious and humorous, humorous and ironic; gentle banter is true, and deep compassion is even more true. In a troubled era, it is a footnote for little people, and the words reflect the vicissitudes of the world.

It has been nearly 40 years since the Mao Dun Literature Award was established in 1981. This most important award for contemporary Chinese literature has always attracted much attention. Most of the award-winning writers of the Mao Dun Literature Award have been working in the literary world for many years. In addition to novels, they have also made outstanding achievements in the fields of "short" themes such as novellas, short stories and essays. In order to more completely present the comprehensive creative strength, artistic taste and ideological connotation of Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writers, the classic works of novellas, short stories and essays by award-winning writers have been compiled into a collection and compiled into the "Short Classics of Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writers" series. This book includes "The Doubt Clearer", "Red Fox", etc.

Including: Ganji, Yinghaiji, Hazaoji, Train Jiji, Anemia Jiji. "Going to the Market" contains 15 articles, including: "Five-Nine", "Hot Buns", "The Little Ghost of Love", "Outside the Great Compassion Temple", "Mr. Breeches", "Micro God", "Embrace the Grandson", "Liu Family Courtyard", "The Iron Cow and the Sick Duck", etc. This collection demonstrates Lao She's realistic style and unique Beijing charm, with coherent plots, strong storytelling, concise language, popular and clear characters, and vivid characters. Lao She mostly describes a series of images of lower-class citizens. He sympathizes with and cares for the sufferings of the lower-class people with a deep, worried and thoughtful look, showing his concern for the fate of the nation. At the same time, there is a sense of humor and irony mixed in. His works had a significant impact on modern literature. "The Collection of Yinghai" (1935, Renjian Shuwushe) This book is a collection of Lao She's short stories, including "Taking Office", "Sacrifice", "Liutun's", "The Last Dollar", "The Romance of Old Age", and "Caterpillar" The 10 works of "The Good Man", "Neighbors", "Crescent Moon" and "Sunshine" are must-sips for Lao She lovers. Most of the works in them can be regarded as the supreme model of "character sketch".

Including: four generations living under one roof, Luotuo Xiangzi, Zhenghong Banner, and teahouse. "Four Generations Under One Roof" is divided into three parts: "Confusion", "Stealing Life" and "Famine", with nearly one million words. It is the longest work among Lao She's works. It is also the work that took the longest time to write, took the most energy and the most difficult completion process. The work is set in the occupied area of ​​Peiping during the Anti-Japanese War, with the life of the four generations of the Qi family living under one roof as the main line. It vividly and vividly depicts the humiliating torture and suffering of people from all walks of life, represented by the residents of Xiaoyangquan Hutong, and the process of their gradual awakening and struggle to resist. It praises their valuable national integrity as well as the Chinese nation's unyielding will to fight and determination to resist the war. "Camel Xiangzi" tells the tragic story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in the old city of Beiping, China. The profound realism of this novel lies in the fact that it not only describes the material deprivation of Xiangzi caused by the harsh living environment, but also depicts Xiangzi's spiritual degradation after his life ideals were destroyed...

This book is one of a series of translations and annotations of Chinese classics. The author fully grasps the historical background of the writing of The Analects and the evolution of previous annotations, and extensively draws on the research and discussion of the original work by modern scholars. The author comprehensively elaborates on the original text, annotations, translations, and paragraphs according to chapters, and goes in depth to help readers read and understand the original work to the greatest extent.

During the Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang compiled Qu Yuan's works and the works of Song Yu and others who "inherited Qu Fu" into a collection called "Chu Ci". It is China's first collection of romantic poetry and erotic articles. The most popular version of "Chu Ci" has 17 volumes and 17 chapters. The textual structure of the current version is basically based on the "Supplementary Notes to the Songs of Chu", which is based on the "Zhangju" of the Songs of Chu.

"Shishuoxinyu" is a notebook novel that mainly records the anecdotes of people in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It was compiled by a group of literati organized by Liu Yiqing, the king of Linchuan of the Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty. The original eight volumes of the book are divided into ten volumes with Liu Jun's annotation. The current version is divided into three volumes, divided into thirty-six categories such as virtue, speech, politics, literature, founder, and magnanimity. There are more than a thousand chapters in total. They record the anecdotes of celebrities and nobles from the late Han Dynasty to the Liu Song Dynasty. They are mainly stories about character comments, clear talk, and witty responses. It is an excellent historical material for studying the history, characters, literature, and language of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. For this compilation, the engraved edition of Wang Xianqian's Sixian Lecture Hall in the 17th year of Guangxu was selected as the base. The main editions are the Song edition, the Tang manuscript, and the Shen edition. The editions are also quoted from scholars such as Li Ciming, Li Xiang, Cheng Yanzhen, Yu Jiaxi, and Xu Zhenyan. At the end of the book, there are explanations of personal names and "Index of Personal Names" by Gong Bin for the convenience of readers.

This book is translated and annotated by the famous scholar Professor Cheng Junying. It introduces 305 poems to readers in full. In addition to the original poem, each poem includes three parts: title explanation, annotation and translation. Each explanation adopts the attitude of "discussing poetry based on poetry", clarifying the background and purpose of the poem, and eliminating the far-fetched explanations of ancient scriptures. The annotations are easy to understand, and all unfamiliar words have phonetic notations. Only the modern pronunciation is noted, not the ancient pronunciation. The original text is accurately and fluently translated into new poetry with gorgeous writing, and the translation is sentence by sentence to facilitate comparison with the original text. It can be said to be a must-read for beginners to the Book of Songs.

"The Peony Pavilion" is one of Tang Xianzu's "Four Dreams of Linchuan" and a legendary classic of the Ming Dynasty. The reviewers were Wu Wushan's fiancée Chen Tong, his wife Tanze, and his second wife Qian Yi, who were scholars in the Qing Dynasty. They had a special liking for "The Peony Pavilion". They appreciated the review from a female perspective and were meticulous in detail, leaving a good review. Compiled according to the Kangxi engraving.

"Guwen Guanzhi" compiled by Wu Chucai and Wu Tiaohou in the early Qing Dynasty is the most popular ancient text book among readers. It selects a total of 222 articles with high ideological and artistic quality from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, including Confucian classics and historical essays, as well as biographies, letters, debates, and even travel notes and fables. The discussion and analysis in this book are incisive and pertinent, the annotations are concise, and the translation is popular and fluent.

"Picking Up Morning Blossoms at Dusk·The Scream" is a collection of two important works by Lu Xun, "Picking Up the Morning Blossoms at Dusk" and "The Scream". "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is Mr. Lu Xun's well-known collection of retrospective essays, while "The Scream" contains 14 short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922. This book contains all famous Chinese prose works by Lu Xun such as "Diary of a Madman", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Kong Yiji" and "Hometown", which are of great literary creation value. It also provides detailed annotations for many rare quotations and difficult-to-check words, so that young readers can have a better reading experience.

Selected by the Japanese as "the most popular writer in a thousand years", a great writer whose portrait has been printed on Japan's thousand-yen banknotes for 20 years, Natsume Soseki's broad vision and profound critical power in his works have influenced generations of literary masters such as Lu Xun and Ryunosuke Akutagawa. The lines may seem absurd but are actually thought-provoking and penetrating, clearly showing the shortcomings behind the development of the times. Natsume Soseki's delicate and accurate description of human nature has awakened countless readers to resonate deep in their hearts and think about the true meaning of life. A landmark figure in the history of modern Japanese literature, the "national writer" Natsume Soseki's collection of works includes his major novels and exclusively includes Natsume Soseki's centennial lecture notes "On Literature" at the University of Tokyo. In the order of his works, he reads the growth of the writer and the changes in society under the tide of the times. This set contains 11 volumes in total including "I am a Cat", "Brother", "Straw Pillow", "Sanshiro", "What Happened Later", "Gate", "After the Vernal Equinox", "Pedestrian", "Heart", "Roadside Grass" and "Literary Theory".

"The Divine Comedy" tells the story of the Italian poet Dante who strayed into a dark and dangerous forest one night when he was "halfway through his life journey". When the sun rose, three ferocious beasts-a lion, a leopard, and a wolf-blocked Dante's way. At this time, the great ancient Roman poet Virgil appeared. Virgil was entrusted by Dante's beloved woman, the Saint Beatrice, to help Dante out of danger and take him to visit hell and purgatory. When arriving at the paradise on earth, Beatrice appeared and took over Virgil's guide job, leading Dante to travel to paradise, allowing him to finally see the truth, goodness and beauty, and feel true love and joy.

This collection of Yang Zhao's works includes the following 9 works: 1. "Reading of Historical Records: The Historical World of Sima Qian" 2. "Breathing: Music is in Our Body" 3. "Building a New World: The Philadelphia Convention and the U. S. Constitution" 4. "In the Name of Equality: Tocqueville and "On American Democracy" 5. "Searching for Youth" 6. "Thinking of Music: Listening to the Beautiful Mind Behind the Notes" 7. "I Want to Meet Your Life" 8. "Lost Poems" 9. "Stories Illuminate the Future: 100 Concepts towards an Open Society".

This book is one of the "China Translation Institute·Representative Translation Library of Chinese Translators". The book contains representative translations by the famous translator Hu Shi. The book consists of three parts: introduction, representative translations and chronology of translations. The introduction includes an introduction to Hu Shi's life, the purpose and characteristics of Hu Shi's translation, research and evaluation of Hu Shi, the reasons for the selection of representative translations, introduction and research on the selected translations, etc. Representative translations include short stories, poems, plays, and speeches. The translation chronology arranges Hu Shi's translation practice activities in chronological order according to the existing examination results, including the year and publication channels. About the author: Liao Qiyi is a professor at Sichuan International Studies University and a doctoral supervisor in translation studies. He has published "Contemporary Western Translation Research", "Contemporary British Translation Research", "Hu Shi's Poetry Translation Research", "The Evolution of Modern Chinese Translation Thoughts - Research on Literary Translation Norms before and after the May Fourth Movement", "Translation Research: From Text, Context to Cultural Construction", "Chongqing Translation Research during the Anti-Japanese War", etc.

This book is one of the "China Translation Institute·Representative Translation Library of Chinese Translators". The book contains representative translations by the famous translator Lin Shu. The book consists of three parts: introduction, representative translations and chronology of translations. The introduction includes an introduction to Lin Shu's life, the purpose and characteristics of Lin Shu's translation, research and evaluation of Lin Shu, and a selection of representative translations. The representative translations include 8 abridged versions (Yin Bian Yanyu, Zhuozhanglu, Lianrou Yushengshu, Jia Yin's Short Biography, etc.) And 2 full translations (The Legacy of La Traviata in Paris, The Black Slave Yutianlu). The translation chronology arranges Lin Shu's translation practice activities in chronological order according to the existing research results, including the year and publication channels. About the author: He has been engaged in translation teaching and research for a long time. Research directions: translation theory, film and television translation, modern and contemporary Chinese literature translation. Translated and published works include: "Macmillan Encyclopedia" I, O entries, "Wal-Mart Empire", "Simple Power", "Ubik", "Chinese-English Collision since 1800", etc.

This set of books includes 9 volumes of The Count of Monte Cristo and 6 volumes of The Three Musketeers, a total of 15 volumes. "The Count of Monte Cristo" The Count of Monte Cristoisana adventure novel by French author Alexandre Dumas (père). Sof1815-1839: theeraoftheBourbonRestorationthroughthereignofLouis-PhilippeofFrance. ItbeginsjustbeforetheHundredDaysperiod(whenNapoleonreturnedtopowerafterhisexile). Thehistoricalsettingisafundamentalelementofthebook, anadv enturestoryprimarilyconcernedwiththemesofhope, justice, vengeance, mercy, andforgiveness. Itcentresonamanwhoiswrongfullyimprisoned, escapesfromjail, acquiresafortune, andsetsaboutgettingrevengeonthoseresponsibleforhisimprisonme nt. However, hisplanshavedevastatingconsequencesfortheinnocentaswellastheguilty. Inaddition, itisastorythatinvolvesromance, loyalty, betrayal, andselfishness, shownthroughoutthestoryascharactersslowlyrevealtheirtrueinnernature...

"Life Is Burning" is a new collection of works by Wang Meng, a great literary figure. He is a man with rich life and creative experience. He talks about his profound understanding of literature, art and life, and comprehensively demonstrates his achievements in literary creation for more than half a century. Wang Meng's language is humorous and witty, and his words reveal a positive attitude towards life and "incorrigible" optimism. His views are unique and dialectical, and he rationally evaluates everything in the world, but is different from popular thinking. All his writings are perfect proof of his talent. Literature itself cannot produce literature, only life can produce literature. This is my consistent belief.

This book is one of the most important collections of prose by Mr. Lu Xun and enjoys a high reputation in the history of modern Chinese prose. It contains a total of twelve works including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", which describes the author's childhood life and study process in his youth, expresses his nostalgia for his former relatives, friends and teachers, and mocks the reactionary and conservative forces in the narration and discussion. It is a beautiful prose treasure based on memories and written with skillful literary techniques. It has been loved by generations of readers, especially young readers.

This book is one of the most important collections of prose by Mr. Lu Xun and enjoys a high reputation in the history of modern Chinese prose. It contains a total of twelve works including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", which describes the author's childhood life and study process in his youth, expresses his nostalgia for his former relatives, friends and teachers, and mocks the reactionary and conservative forces in the narration and discussion. It is a beautiful prose treasure based on memories and written with skillful literary techniques. It has been loved by generations of readers, especially young readers.

This book includes three collections of Lu Xun's "Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories", covering all of Lu Xun's novels; the accompanying pictures are 33 illustrations drawn by Ding Cong in the 1970s. The 1970s was a period when Ding Cong's painting art was mature and full of emotions. This set of illustrations is one of his most representative works.

"The Scream" is one of Lu Xun's most famous novel collections, including fourteen novels written from 1918 to 1922. The main ones include "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", etc. It shows the social and ideological conditions before and after the Revolution of 1911, and criticizes feudalism and national character. This edition is included in the "Reading Action Guide for Middle School Students" and comes with an "Introduction".

"Wandering" contains 11 novels written by Lu Xun from 1924 to 1925. It is one of the most popular collections of Lu Xun's novels in the book market. This book uses twenty-five illustrations by Zhao Ya. Because the old version has been on the market for many years, in order to adapt to market changes and enrich the book style of Lu Xun's works, we plan to redesign the cover based on the original book.

"Wild Grass" (illustrated edition) contains 23 prose poems written by Lu Xun from 1924 to 1926. It uses a total of 47 illustrations by Qiu Sha, Wang Weijun and Qiu Dali. It is one of Lu Xun's most popular works in the book market. The old version has been on the market for many years. In order to adapt to market changes and better enrich the book style of Lu Xun's works, it is planned to change the cover based on the original book.

This book includes three collections of Lu Xun's "Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories", covering all of Lu Xun's novels; the accompanying pictures are 33 illustrations drawn by Ding Cong in the 1970s. The 1970s was a period when Ding Cong's painting art was mature and full of emotions. This set of illustrations is one of his most representative works.

"New Stories" contains eight short stories written by Mr. Lu Xun between 1922 and 1935 based on ancient myths and historical legends. It was first published by Shanghai Cultural Life Publishing House in January 1936 and listed as one of the "Literature Series" edited by Ba Jin. "New Story" is different from "The Scream" and "Wandering" in terms of material selection and writing method. Mr. Lu Xun himself believed that this was a collection of "myths, legends and historical facts".

"You Are the April Day in the World" is a complete collection of Lin Huiyin's poems and prose works. Each piece is the condensation of her smart thoughts and full of talent. The language is gentle and elegant, like flowing clouds and flowing water, and like the breeze blowing on her face. It can be called a collection of books that combines exquisiteness, reading value, and collection value. Lin Huiyin is a new cultural woman created by the integration of Chinese and Western cultures. She comes from a famous family and has a rigorous family education. She has traveled to Europe and the United States and has learned both Chinese and Western knowledge. She is a writer full of literary and artistic temperament.

"The Stranger" is Camus' famous work, a masterpiece of existential literature, and a representative work of absurd novels. The novel tells the story of an ordinary young clerk who lives numbly in aimless inertia. One day he goes to the beach for vacation, gets involved in a conflict and commits a murder. Because "he did not shed tears at his mother's funeral", he is sentenced to death by the court in the name of "the French people". The novel elaborates on an important proposition of existentialism: the absurdity and strangeness of human society lead to individual despair and emptiness. "The Plague" is one of Camus' important masterpieces. By describing the outbreak of plague in a city called Oran in North Africa, the story of a large number of people represented by the protagonist Dr. Rieux struggling to face the plague. It vividly demonstrates the great liberal humanitarian spirit of those who dare to face the bleak life and possess the fearless spirit of "knowing that it is impossible to do it". They rise up against the absurd and insist on truth and justice in despair.

The box set contains The Decameron and The Plague. "The Decameron" is a magnificent masterpiece in the history of European literature. It tells the story of what happened to 10 young men and women who took refuge in a villa during the plague epidemic in Florence in 1348. They told 100 stories in 10 days, hence the name "The Decameron". The stories they told were all-encompassing, including historical events, folk tales, and legends. Through these stories, the author praises love and condemns asceticism. The whole book exudes the light of human freedom. Italian critics compared Boccaccio's "Decameron" to Dante's "Divine Comedy" and called it "Human Comedy". "The Plague" is one of Camus' important masterpieces. By describing the outbreak of plague in a city called Oran in North Africa, and the story of a large number of people represented by the protagonist Dr. Rieux struggling to fight against the plague, it vividly demonstrates the great liberal humanitarian spirit of those who dare to face the bleak life and possess the fearless spirit of "knowing that it is impossible" to rise up against the absurd and insist on truth and justice in despair.

This set contains seven world famous books. "Little Women", "La Traviata", "Madame Bovary", "Lady Chatterley's Lover", "Tess", "Sister Carrie", "Jane Eyre", each of them has a female protagonist and revolves around her story. After reading each accident, people will have deep feelings. In addition to the story itself, there is also a description of the social form at that time, allowing people to learn more while reading. "Little Women" tells the story of Mr. March who traveled with the army during the American Civil War, 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 different ideals and destiny. In the face of temptation, desire, fear, and even life and death, Mrs. March always stood gently by her daughters' side, guiding them to make their own choices. The tempering of life and the protection of love will eventually make them grow into kind, independent, shining little women. "La Traviata" describes the tragic story of a prostitute as beautiful as a camellia. Margaret is a country girl who came to Paris to make a living and unfortunately became a prostitute. Armand, the son of a tax collector, loved her sincerely, which deeply moved Margaret, who had always been played with by others, and longed to start a new life through pure love. But Armand's father opposed their love, forcing Margaret to leave Armand. Armand did not know the truth and angrily tortured and humiliated her. Margaret finally died of injustice and illness with hatred. "Madame Bovary" is the masterpiece of the French critical realist novelist Flaubert. Emma, ​​an educated peasant girl, married Buffali, a country doctor, but yearned for a more luxurious and romantic life. After two derailments and facing heavy debts, she did not end well. When marriage cannot meet the expectations of love, when the charm of novelty fades away, love reveals its eternal monotony. Flaubert criticized the decadent and degenerate social life in the early stage of capitalist society and the vulgarity and vulgarity of the small citizens. "Lady Chatterley's Lover" is the last novel by the famous British novelist Lawrence. The work describes the love story between Connie, the wife of British nobleman Clifford, and May, the forester, after World War I. The protagonist of the story, Connie, is a young married woman, but soon after her marriage, her husband Clifford was injured in the war and was permanently paralyzed from the waist down. Facing the cruel reality, the kind-hearted Connie had to accept it silently. However, the frustration of her unsatisfied sexual life led her to meet a forest guard of the manor... An erotic entanglement began between the young woman and the two men, which deeply demonstrated the true humanity that is cleverly disguised in real life. "Tess" is one of Hardy's important masterpieces. The novel takes the experiences of the heroine Tess as the main line, describing the conflict between the beautiful poetic image and the surrounding gloomy reality. It vividly describes the disintegration of the small-scale peasant economy after capitalism invaded the British countryside at the end of the 19th century and the painful process of individual farmers heading towards poverty and bankruptcy. Through the description of the double persecution suffered by a pure woman both mentally and physically, it reveals the rich and profound spiritual world of a woman, and boldly and ruthlessly exposes and accuses the laws, religion, ethics, marriage system and the essence of capitalism in capitalist society. "Jane Eyre" is a novel written by the British female writer Charlotte Bronte. It is an autobiographical work. The work tells the story of a British woman who was orphaned as a child and continued to pursue freedom and dignity amidst various hardships, persisted in herself, and later achieved happiness. The novel fascinatingly shows the ups and downs of the love experience of the hero and heroine, praises the breakaway from all old customs and prejudices, and successfully creates an image of a woman who dares to resist and fight for freedom and equal status. "Sister Carrie" is one of the important works of the American realist writer Dreiser. It describes the story of a rural girl Carrie who came to the big city of Chicago to find happiness. In order to escape poverty, she sold her virginity and lived with a salesman and a hotel manager. Later, she became a singer with her beauty and singing voice. The writer, represented by Carrie, profoundly exposed the cruelty of the American capitalist system's oppression of poor people and the corrosiveness of the bourgeois lifestyle on petty bourgeois elements. Carrie's tenacious fighting spirit has set an example for contemporary young people, and her fall has also sounded a wake-up call for contemporary young people.

Lin Huiyin is a well-known writer and poet. Lin Huiyin is also a talented woman in the history of modern Chinese literature, but her literary achievements are not as good as those of Lu Yin and Xiao Hong. As a poet of the Crescent School, Lin Huiyin's works pay attention to the rhythm of new poetry, pay attention to "the symmetry of stanzas and the uniformity of sentences", follow the proposition of "rationality and restraint of emotions", and are an art school for art's sake. At the same time, due to professional reasons, Lin Huiyin also wrote a large number of articles about ancient architecture. Compared with dull and formulaic academic reports, it shows the extraordinary writing style of writers and scholars. This book selects most of Lin Huiyin's works, which can basically reflect the author's thoughts and artistic orientation.

"The Life of Michelangelo" is one of Romain Rolland's "Celebrity Trilogy". It was created in the early 20th century and is also one of Fu Lei's classic translations. Michelangelo had the power to influence an era. Before him, the artistic sky in Florence was dull and lacked vitality. His appearance blew away the dark clouds hanging over it like a sudden storm. After him, Michelangelo's style influenced artists for almost three centuries. In "The Biography of Michelangelo (Essence)" written by Romain Rolland and translated by Fu Lei, the author highly praised Michelangelo's artistic achievements and analyzed his inner world, thus revealing to readers a Michelangelo who was both ordinary and extraordinary, with unparalleled artistic talent and creativity.

Among all the philosophers of the eighteenth century, he was very famous even though he had very little philosophy. Why is this? Because the eighteenth century was the age of the middle class and the gentry, the age of erudition and frivolity, the age of science and glitz, the heyday of Europe, especially France, and the age of classicism and romance. All these characteristics are concentrated in Fuld. He is a perfect image of the eighteenth century. Everyone knows that there is Chaplin but not Charlotte. But without Charlotte, there would be no Chaplin. Charlotte is the only real person in the world who is innocent and still has a childlike heart. He not only ignores the cynicism, hot curses, and insults in the world, he simply doesn't understand them. He completely does not understand the role of human beings in suppressing each other, so when he suffers a loss, he can only drag his heavy boots to escape: he does not know vanity, so he does not know the so-called pride of victory: he does not know that the same is true for those who resist.

"The Life of Michelangelo" is one of Romain Rolland's "Celebrity Trilogy" and was created in the early 20th century. It is also one of Fu Lei's classic translations. Romain Rolland regarded Tolstoy as his spiritual mentor, and Tolstoy's humanitarian sentiments deeply moved him. Thus, an immortal "The Biography of Tolstoy \u002F The Complete Works Translated by Fu Lei" was born. The author's detailed research on Tolstoy has become the solid foundation of this work. With his extraordinary insight, Romain Rolland shows readers all the important aspects of the creative personality of a generation of literary giants.

Yu Dafu was one of the most important novelists second only to Lu Xun in modern Chinese literature in the 1920s. Yu Dafu claims that he has three spiritual elements in himself: fascination with nature, longing for the emptiness, and the feeling of traveling far away. Reflected in his works, Yu Dafu is characterized by being good at writing landscapes and returning to nature. This book selects most of Yu Dafu's works, which can basically reflect the author's thoughts, talents and artistic orientation.

Lu Yin was a famous writer during the Republic of China. Her works are full of desire for freedom. Mao Dun commented: "In Lu Yin's works, we also see the same painful exploration of 'life problems', but she wears the clothes of love." Lu Yin's works are full of depression and cynical sadness. She pursues the meaning of life, but cannot see the future of life. In the early modern literature of China, Lu Yin was a talented literary woman as famous as Bing Xin and Shi Pingmei. When the petty bourgeoisie sentiment prevailed and the elegant style of writing was prevalent, her works far surpassed her time and created a unique style, thus establishing her position in the history of modern literature. This book selects most of Lu Yin's works, which can basically reflect the author's thoughts and artistic orientation.

This book contains many poems by famous people around the world and provides detailed interpretations. It is a rare classic collection of famous people's poems, from which readers can appreciate the elegance of famous people's poems.

This set of commentaries is based on the four famous works of the Qing Dynasty, Mao Zonggang's commentary on "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Qing Dynasty Jin Shengtan's commentary on "Water Margin", Qing Dynasty Zhang Shukun's commentary on "Journey to the West", and Qing Dynasty's "The Dream of Red Mansions" by three writers (the flower protector, a mountain man from Da, and the Taiping idler). Based on the original texts of four famous works, and with the comments of famous writers, readers can further understand the profound meaning of the author's exquisite writing style and structure while appreciating the original works. All comments are concise, concise and to the point, just like a teacher helping readers interpret famous works.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Complete Diaries" has two volumes, one and the other, and contains all of Mr. Lu Xun's diaries, including those that were unpublished by Lu Xun during his lifetime. "Lu Xun's Diary" is rich in content, including the author's daily life and diet, correspondence, correspondence with relatives and friends, manuscript records, travel experiences, book accounts, etc. It is an important first-hand document for studying Lu Xun's life.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Complete Collection of Letters" has three volumes, upper, middle and lower volumes, which compiles Lu Xun's letters and articles. Every line is full of Lu Xun's rich life experience and profound literary and artistic insights, and its artistic value is by no means inferior to his prose. In other words, Lu Xun's letters are actually a kind of epistolary prose, a kind of prose that is more intimate than creative prose.

"The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" has a total of fifteen volumes and nineteen volumes. It is edited by Chen Shuyu, former deputy director and director of the research office of Lu Xun Museum in Beijing, Wang Xirong, former director of Lu Xun Memorial Hall in Shanghai, and Xiao Zhenming of Lubo Bookstore. It contains all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified so far. This revision respects history and takes objectivity as a principle to provide readers with a complete collection of Lu Xun's works.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Hope" contains all the works of Lu Xun's prose "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" and prose poetry collection "Wild Grass", as well as other poems by Lu Xun. Lu Xun's poems express self-awareness appropriately and brilliantly, and can truly and comprehensively reflect Lu Xun's creative situation, as well as his values ​​and ideological interests.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Collection of Academic Treatises" compiles Mr. Lu Xun's academic works, mainly including "A Brief History of Chinese Novels", "An Outline of the History of Chinese Literature", "Transformations" and other academic papers. It not only provides an overview of the literary situation in each period, but also focuses on key writers, which reflects another direction of Lu Xun's literary research.