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Lin Shu, a famous translator in the Republic of China, is known as the founder of modern Chinese literary circles. His translations use ancient Chinese, and all of them adopt the form of joint translation, that is, with the cooperation of other people's oral translation, "the sound has stopped when the ears are followed by the hand." With his excellent classical literacy, skillful expression skills and fluent writing style, he has formed a unique style, which is favored by Qian Zhongshu, Lu Xun, Zhou Zuoren and others, and is rated as better than the original work. This article is a legendary novel, translated today by David Copperfield. It tells the story of the protagonist's life from childhood to middle age. Taking the birth of "I" as the source, the sincerity and darkness of friends, the childishness and impulsiveness of love, the sweetness and triviality of marriage, and the conflicts and harmony of family members are gathered into a stream that slowly flows on the river bed of fate and eventually merges into the tolerant and magnificent sea.

At night, the fox comes, making soft noises, whispering, and panting slightly. The fox is always by our side, haunting us like a nightmare. So, we linger on the people and things in the past: Who will be remembered? And in what way will it be remembered forever? When these disappear from memory, does it mean real death? The eight stories are linked thematically and are meditations on love and memory, life and death. The emotions evoked by those old photos, those lost lovers, missed selves, hurt fools, those fateful encounters, and fruitless love affairs, allow us to collect and reconstruct those sad or lost memories in life. Life only lasts for a moment, originally silent.

It is the posthumous work of Taiwanese writer Huang Guojun. It is his masterpiece that combines novels, stories, short essays and other styles after "Du Wai" and "Blind Gazing". The book contains a total of 25 works (12 novels, 8 stories, 5 essays), with a preface by the original Taiwanese editor and a preface by the author's eldest brother Huang Guozhen. The theme of his works is mostly love, presenting various aspects of emotional and erotic issues between men and women. Between self and others, between life and death, between mystery and reality, a fascinating and unconventional tension is created. The author's clear words and sacred structure are indeed a literary landscape worth cherishing in the world of novels.

Thirteen short stories, the background is suffering, but what emerges are rivers and dusk. The falling dusk in Li Yu's works is a warning of the coming turmoil; the flowing water of the river is the imminent reappearance of history and memory. All kinds of blood, tears and pain, she uses the eyes of an art historian to turn the noise into desolation, presenting a light and distant picture. What connects countless pictures is the "multiple citation" technique proposed by Li Yu as a novelist. The perspective is extended, time and space are switched, and the story comes and goes; the faces that have gone through hardships also change, they are officers, spies, painters, and singers, and they seek the possibility of redemption amidst the chaos and wandering.

This is a collection of short stories and short stories. The author uses a child's eyes to show a rural world that is both simple and potentially cruel. Injecting elements of magic and spirituality into ordinary stories, they are vivid, delicate and humorous without losing compassion and reflection. The language style is unique and has the shadow of Western masters such as Faulkner. At the same time, it uses dialects extensively, and there is a powerful force between the lines.

"Staring Blindly" is a collection of short stories by Taiwanese writer Huang Guojun. It is another masterpiece after "Du Wai". The book contains a total of 10 works, with a preface written by his father Huang Chunming, a famous Taiwanese native literature writer, and Huang Guojun's own preface. The work attempts to extract the essence from fairy tales, fables, legends and other folk literature full of wild power, and inject vitality and new patterns into literature. The author uses the writing style of a "storyteller" and the confusing and mysterious narrative style to capture the complicated and drifting psychological landscape of the human world, presenting the alienation, uneasiness and speculation between people, as well as the various mistakes derived from them.

A collection of translated novels. A relatively objective introduction to the short stories of fourteen European and American countries, including some weak nation-states. The titles include works by Gorky and others, most of which were translated into Chinese for the first time. The translators collected them from British and American magazines, English study books, compilations of famous novels and even novels, showing the different ways in which Western literature entered China in the early Republic of China. Lu Xun loved this book very much and praised it as "The Glimmer of the Night" and "The Crane of the Flock".

In addition to the collection of Dazai Osamu's short story collection "Girls' Disciple", this book also selects 7 masterpieces including the short story masterpieces "Achan", "Beautiful Girl", "Goddess", "Ritsuko and Sadako", "Mother", "The Illusion on the Cliff", and "Women's Talk", which basically covers the complete picture of Dazai Osamu's "femininity" novels. In "Girl's Disciple", Osamu Dazai uses his sensitive and observant heart and his scalp-numbingly delicate brushwork to write about women's ever-changing multifaceted nature like a kaleidoscope. The heroine is sometimes happy and sometimes sad. She fantasizes that she has a pair of beautiful eyes and hopes to die as a beautiful girl before the age of 18. She cannot see the goal of life and believes that happiness will never come tomorrow. This is just a female student's random thoughts in one day. There is no profound meaning, no rigorous logic, but it is extremely true: a twenty-year-old girl's "Waiting for Godot".

A declining stage, a past culture, a long-lost elegy for the passing years! It is enough to arouse deep trembling and nostalgia-like feelings in the readers' hearts, and even allow them to peer into the abyss of human nature! "Setting Sun" can be called the Japanese version of "The Cherry Orchard". It uses notes, letters and other forms to describe the desolate scene of a declining aristocratic family. The work shows the declining social status of the descendants of the nobles after the war and the dilemma of losing their glory. It can also be said to be Dazai's elegy to the declining nobles.

This set includes "Disqualification in the World", "Girl Disciple" and "Setting Sun". "Disqualification in the World": Disqualification in the world, that is, the loss of the qualifications to be a human being. The book consists of the author's preface, postscript, and three letters of the protagonist Oba Yezang. It describes the protagonist's continuous sinking from adolescence to middle age in order to escape reality. He experiences self-exile, alcoholism, suicide, and numbing himself with drugs, and finally moves towards the tragedy of self-destruction step by step. In the process of self-denial, she expresses her inner anguish and desire to be loved... "Girl Disciple": The heroine is sometimes happy and sometimes laments. She fantasizes that she has a pair of beautiful eyes and hopes to die as a beautiful girl before the age of 18. She cannot see the goal of life and believes that happiness will never come tomorrow. This is just a female student's random thoughts in one day. It has no profound meaning and no rigorous logic, but it is extremely true. In addition to the collection of Dazai Osamu's short story collection "Girl's Disciple", this book also selects 7 masterpieces including the short story masterpieces "Achan", "Beautiful Girl", "Goddess", "Ritsuko and Sadako", "Mother", "The Illusion on the Cliff", and "Women's Talk", which basically covers the complete picture of Dazai Osamu's "femininity" novels. "Setting Sun": a stage of decline, a past culture, a long-lost elegy of the passing years! It is enough to arouse deep trembling and nostalgia-like feelings in the readers' hearts, and even allow them to peer into the abyss of human nature! "Setting Sun" can be called the Japanese version of "The Cherry Orchard". It uses notes, letters and other forms to describe the desolate scene of a declining aristocratic family. The work shows the declining social status of the descendants of the nobles after the war and the dilemma of losing their glory. It can also be said to be Dazai's elegy to the declining nobles.

Much harder than judging others. The suspenseful masterpiece of Yukito Ayatsuji, the iconic figure of Japanese mystery literature, leader and standard bearer of the New Honkoku School, is the touching work of the author Shoji Shimada, the master of mystery! This work is written by Ayatsuji Yuki, the first person in the New Honkoku school of reasoning. The rigorous reasoning structure and strong horror aesthetics blend together, giving readers a sense of horror movie version! The level of horror and horror is comparable to "The Stand", and the twist at the end is shocking! Ayatsuji Yukito's "Phantom Color Whisper Series" has been out of print for the first time in many years! The level of horror and horror is comparable to "The Stand", and the twist at the end is shocking! The first person to work on the new style of reasoning, the rigorous reasoning structure and the strong horror aesthetics blend together, giving readers the sense of a horror movie version! A heartwarming novel about loneliness and love! The popular healing mystery masterpiece by Japanese genius writer Otoichi! Brand new Chinese expanded edition, exclusive collection of 2 popular short stories! Hotly discussed by 1,000,000+ readers in Japan, the reputation and sales are comparable to those of Keigo Higashino, Miyuki Miyabe, and Kotaro Isaka, the legendary reasoning genius! It has been selling well for nearly 20 years and has been reprinted several times, setting off a craze for healing reasoning in Asia!

"Flower of Hell" is a collection of classic novels by the Japanese aestheticist writer Karika Nagai, including "Flower of Hell", "Sumida River", "Fox", "The Snow Melts", "Sleeping Face", "Enomonogatari", "Song of Fukagawa" and other representative novels. The famous novel "Hell Flower" of the same name reflects the Meiji era women's determination to break through secular concepts and strive for the freedom and happiness of modern people through the experiences of a girl Sonoko who worked as a female teacher in a wealthy family. This work is regarded as the declaration of Japan's "Zolaism" and plays an important role in the history of Japanese literature. Nagai Kafeng focuses on ordinary people, or writes about young people who choose to die due to illness because their dreams cannot be realized ("Sumida River"), or writes about the fox exorcism experience that I experienced as a teenager, which made me doubt the karma in the world ("Fox"), or writes about the confession of the past left by the old abbot of a small temple. A life story ("Enomonogatari"), or a waitress reunited with a father who abandoned his daughter and lived a miserable life ("The Snow Melts"). Even if all living beings live in the mire of the bottom and face the test of sin and evil, they still have "beautiful flowers of human love" and "fragrant fruits of tears." Unlike Junichiro Tanizaki who was keen to oppose the repression of sex and love by feudal ethics through female beauty and sensual beauty, Karika Nagai was better at ridiculing and criticizing the superficial Westernization of Japan after the Meiji Restoration by describing the world's customs. Karika Nagai pays attention to the female group, especially those lower class characters struggling in the quagmire of fate. They represent the slowly disappearing Edo style. His works reveal the hedonistic thoughts of grasping the present and experiencing joy. They also reflect the author's pursuit of truth in the Japanese social situation at that time, and his unique rebellious style of commemorating Edo customs to resist the hypocrisy of society.

"Before and After the Plum Rain" is a collection of classic novels by the Japanese aestheticist writer Karika Nagai, including "Before and After the Plum Rain", "Sunset Glow at the Willow Window", "Flower in the Shade", "Some Night", "Yokokan" and other representative novels. The historical novel "Sunset Glow at the Scattered Willow Window" was written in 1913 and was originally titled "The Death of a Popular Novelist". It describes the decline and decline of the famous Edo period popular novelist Yanahutei Tanehiko due to the severe cultural policies of the Tenpo Reform in the Edo period. The novella "Before and After the Plum Rain" of the same name describes the degenerate life of a cafe waitress Kimie from the countryside to the city in Ginza, a busy city in Tokyo, Japan, where the west wind blows from the east. It is one of Nagai Kafeng's masterpieces in his mature creative period. Beauty and retro have become his unique aesthetic style. "The Flower of the Shade" also reflects the mentality of private prostitution. Unlike Junichiro Tanizaki who was keen to oppose the repression of sex and love by feudal ethics through female beauty and sensual beauty, Karika Nagai was better at ridiculing and criticizing the superficial Westernization of Japan after the Meiji Restoration by describing the world's customs. Karika Nagai pays attention to the female group, especially those lower class characters struggling in the quagmire of fate. They represent the slowly disappearing Edo style. His works reveal the hedonistic thoughts of grasping the present and experiencing joy. They also reflect the author's pursuit of truth in the Japanese social situation at that time, and his unique rebellious style of commemorating Edo customs to resist the hypocrisy of society.

"May Rain" is a collection of novels by Higuchi Kazuyo, an outstanding Japanese female writer in the 19th century. It selects six of her representative works, including "Buried", "May Rain", "Jade Belt" and "Uncanopied Boat". Higuchi Ichiyo's writings are full of deep sympathy for the poor fate of the lower class people in society, and he warmed an era with his concise and powerful heartfelt words. With its unique quasi-classical style, his works achieve a clever balance between lyricism and narrative, thus combining the charm of classical literature with the expressive power of modern literature.

From listening to stories to telling them to writing them, Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan has absorbed rich nutrition from stories. Where to find good stories about China? This book specially invites top domestic storytellers to tell the most refreshing stories for Chinese children and all living beings. It contains classic literary works and good stories that are needed by the country. It collects all kinds of strange things, covers all the phenomena in the world, describes the warmth and warmth of human life, and nourishes the psyche of generations of Chinese people.

She took her desire with her and set sail with it. This book is the fifth volume of "The Complete Works of Duras". It includes the novels "The Rape of Laoer", "Vice Consul" and "Love" published by French writer Duras in 1964, 1965 and 1971 respectively. It is a work that highlights the author's creative style in his prime. Duras is gradually moving away from novels in the traditional sense. Her novels "lack the usual plot support and traditional narrative discourse than ever before." In "The Tribulation of Laoer", Laoer returns to his hometown of Shatara after getting married and having a child. The shadow of being abandoned by his fiancé resurfaces again, and Laoer goes crazy step by step; in "Vice Consul", the fiancé Mike Richardson follows the mysterious woman Anna-Marie Street to India, who is the wife of the French Ambassador in Calcutta, India. Love at first sight has no sequel; "Love" Lauer and Michael Richardson reunited in Shatara... The characters, time, space, and context of the three works are related, and they belong to the novel part of Duras's "India Series". They tell the story before and after the catastrophe of love. Duras is exploring "the unknown realm beyond love-trauma-rationality."

Collecting Duras's masterpiece, Jane March and Tony Leung Ka Fai starred in the movie "The Lover" of the same name. Includes two works of Duras: "The Lover" and "The Lover of Northern China". As an autobiographical novel, "The Lover" is Duras's most famous masterpiece. It won the French Goncourt Literary Prize in 1984. The filming of the movie of the same name also deepened Chinese readers' understanding of it. The book is based on the life of French colonists in Vietnam and describes the deep and hopeless love between a poor French girl and a rich Chinese young master. "The Lover in Northern China" was rewritten by Duras after he learned the news of the death of his first love. Compared with "The Lover", this work is a more affectionate description and a more lingering narrative. It is Duras's pinnacle work.

This book is a brand new collection of short and medium-length stories by Zhang Yueran. Nine stories, a group of lonely men and women, carrying an unspeakable past, persistently looking for the fire in life. These characters are innocent and sophisticated, cold and passionate, sensitive and tough. They do evil because they punish themselves, they become suspicious because they believe, and they betray because they love. Zhang Yueran writes sharply and with rich poetic flavor, contemporary fables about love and loneliness, money and talent, cultural prejudice and class separation. The glory and shadow of our era are also vividly revealed on the page.

A collection of Tian Er's new novellas. Contents include: "The Art of Opening the Screen" Ryusuke, a "capable" local calligrapher and painter, is determined to become famous, but all his efforts have turned into a laughing stock. He received a job to train a peacock to open its tail at any time on command. During the training process, Ryusuke practiced various popular art routines, but in the end he left the stage in despair and disappeared sadly amid the hallucination of prosperity. "Snails" contains a group of rich characters in a low-class school, and the sad, free and unbridled youthful past that they produced. A group of snail friends gathered to eat the seasoned snails cooked in the big kitchen, and the grand plan of youth was slowly unfolding in front of them. Tian Er tried to use a cheerful tone to describe the sad youth era, and in this way he not only forgives himself, but also reaches reconciliation with the past. "Boss Fan's Gun" If a person has money, can he end other people's lives at will? Boss Fan felt that his wife was having an affair with his driver, so he wanted to imitate the big brothers in Hong Kong movies and kill his driver with one shot, but he didn't dare. In the process of searching for a more reasonable way to kill the driver, Boss Fan, the driver, his wife, daughter, son-in-law and others have all fallen into various bizarre "whirlpools".

The novel tells the story of a nearly isolated island that has no four seasons and is always summer, where three people with different traumas live on it: "I", an ambitious middle-aged clerk who loves to write poetry but leads a messy life; Lao Zhou, a seventy-year-old playwright who is talented but accidentally kills someone due to jealousy among his colleagues; Wang Wenlan, a middle-aged woman who killed her domestically violent husband and was released from prison after 17 years in prison, but was devastated by the death of her only son in a car accident. In order to escape the noise of the world, three people came to an isolated island and lived together day and night. However, their original intention to go to the island was shaken in the loneliness with no end in sight. Soon, Lao Zhou disappeared inexplicably from the island without a trace. "I" who came to the island to guard the mine also violated the contract and returned to the mainland early, leaving only Wang Wenlan still holding on to her "ideal" of developing a so-called tourism project on the island.

This book contains a total of 12 short stories. In these works, the British marshes are given a strange and complex atmosphere. Stories and folklore from this land merge to create something entirely new. In the muddy paths of a swamp, a teenager might starve himself to death into the form of an eel; a house might fall in love with a girl and become jealous of her friends. A boy may return from the realm of the dead disguised as a fox... These short stories are written in a style and character that transcends the boundaries of realism, where familiar instincts mingle with changing, unpredictable wildness, and where the boundaries between human and animal are erased by myth and metamorphosis. Johnson reveals the stories of these protagonists in a new, thoroughly modern voice that challenges the limits of the power of the short story.

This is a collection of short stories composed of eleven works. This book focuses the attention of contemporary literature on the villages and towns of Fujian for the first time. This is a chronicle of local scenery in central Fujian in the 21st century, and also a record of nostalgia for the contemporary Putian seaside. The tone of the entire novel collection mainly describes how rural men and women are swallowed up by life. The author's creative pattern has never left some key areas such as Sutang and Saltworks. The interactions and living conditions described in the works are relatively similar and have certain regional characteristics. They mainly describe the individual confusion in the current era. The thick rural background, rich experience of rural life, surrounding the constant rural things, each character is related to it. These seemingly scattered stories connect a rich and desolate world of southern towns. Pay close attention to the experiences of young people in towns and cities, especially women, growing up in a difficult life.

This is a self-dialogue of religious socialization. The confrontation and narration of suffering, faith, humanity, redemption, and history all demonstrate the lofty literary ambition of Ding Yan, a young writer of the Dongxiang ethnic group born in the 1990s, to face difficulties. "Smoke Town" contains 10 short and medium-sized stories that contain national characteristics. The story background of the border town and Tibet gives all the novels a mist-like color, and Ding Yan's narrative has a special texture that breaks through the current Chinese system. These together constitute an important mark that distinguishes this collection from other writers in writing about the light of humanity in different eras, the solemn religion of daily life, the compassion and goodwill passed down from generation to generation, and the confusion and confusion of contemporary youth.

A humble and ordinary little tailor challenges evil black magic; a weak boy who loses his lover faces his fate in a fantasy world; a supporting character who is destined to be sacrificed changes his destiny to save the motherland; the nine-headed evil dragon is rampant and the three brothers and sisters who have lost their loved ones pursue the preciousness and beauty of life; the crystal glass bottle containing the elves reflects the courageous women who dare to love, hate and hate... The five stories in "Eye of the Nightingale" are not only fantasy and fairy tales, but also contemporary fables and pastoral songs. Byatt uses dreamlike words and speculative narration to create a magical universe full of imagination. The details, wisdom and brilliance are amazing.

Three stories inspired by Matisse's work. About Fauvism, about art, about color, about vision, about passion, about desire, about reality, about human nature, about soul, about talent, about harmony, about wisdom, it is a writer to a painter, a genius to a genius, and a sincere tribute and praise from Byatt to Matisse.

There are four volumes in this set, namely "Paradise Tour" (Zhang Jiajia's new full-length masterpiece in 2021), "Passing Through Your World" (a phenomenon-level work that sells tens of millions of dollars), "There is a Commissary on the Edge of the Clouds" (2018 blockbuster new work) and "Let Me Stay by Your Side" (2020 revised edition). "Paradise Tour": In the final chapter of my life, I embarked on a journey. Driving a tattered van through dozens of cities, tearing through the rainy days and sneaking into foreign lands, the end is paradise. The light blue sky, purple clouds, and street lights are embedded in the sunset. The mountain road was filled with 10,000 tons of water vapor, the wind blew through the dense forest, and I broke into the endless night. She said it would always be bright. So, let's record together our life before dawn. "Passing Through Your World": This is a heartwarming story dedicated to you by Zhang Jiajia. At first, it was widely circulated on the Internet in the name of the "Bedtime Stories" series. Within a few days, it had been forwarded 1.5 Million times and read over 400 million times, attracting huge sums of money from film investors, who signed the film rights to five of the stories in a blink of an eye. Every minute, someone sees themselves in Zhang Jiajia's story. Anyone who has read Bedtime Stories will know that this is a messy book. It's like a friend narrating to you late at night, describing the thousands of mountains and rivers he has traveled through. There are so many chapters, some are warm, some are bright, some are lonely, some are crazy, some are boring, and some are nonsense. When you have insomnia, when you need comfort, when you are waiting for the train, when you are lazy in bed, when you feel sleepy after a meal, you should be able to find a suitable chapter. I hope to write a book that you can keep by your pillow, put on your bookshelf, or give to someone important to you. Passing by your world, just open an article. "There is a Canteen in the Clouds": Let Liu Shisan accompany you into the spring, summer, autumn and winter of Yunbian Town, and witness every encounter and parting. "Some people are unforgettable and will be forgotten within a few years. Some people will stay with you whether they live or die." Platycodon flowers bloomed all over the town, and dandelions flew higher than the pomegranate trees and floated into the rice sea at the foot of the mountain. In most people's minds, their hometown will later become a point, like an eternal island. Grandma said, what is hometown? Our ancestors are buried here for generations, so it is called hometown. Liu Shisan just looked at the little girl, with ponytail and delicate features, walking towards him like she was in a dream. There is no doubt that Liu Shisan believes that this scene will be remembered for a lifetime. Love must give. Like ordinary young people, Liu Shisan has nothing to offer, only the future that has not yet come. This side of the mountain is Liu Shisan's childhood, and the other side of the mountain is Grandma's sea. The mountain breeze is gentle, like waves swaying under the moonlight, some, some, not, gentle and soft, staying behind time and becoming a story I heard when I was a child. Live for others, but also live for yourself. Hope and sadness are both rays of light. One day, we will meet again. "Let Me Stay by Your Side" is a collection of heart-warming stories written by Zhang Jiajia from the perspective of her adopted dog daughter Mei Xi. This book is also a special work by Zhang Jiajia. It has been revised for a whole year and has been completely supplemented. It tells the story of Maisie, a golden retriever dog bought in installments. Each of these stories seems to be time and distance, possession and disappearance in Mai Qian's eyes, but it is also a story that Zhang Jiajia tells millions of people, and is a warm gift from dogs to people on earth. Maisie's friends are like friends around us. Maisie's daily life seems to be happening around us at zero distance, and Maisie seems to have always been by our side.

Gazi's novella collection is a collection of three novellas: "Love in the World", "Dear Piebald Horse" and "Good Bear".

"Translation Volume" is based on "Zhang Zao's Translated Poems" (People's Literature Publishing House, 2015). There is no increase in the translated poems, only a few errors and corrections. In the translation part, two translations originally included in "Zhang Zao's Essays" - articles on poets by Swiss psychologist Jung and Austrian German poet Rilke are included in this volume. In addition, the information I have at hand shows that Mr. Zhang Zao has translated the poems of Ezra Pound and perhaps the poems of John Ashbery, but unfortunately it has not been found yet.

This book is a collection of wonderful works written by students from the liberal arts base class of the School of Liberal Arts of Nanjing Normal University in the novel writing class taught by Professor Guo Ping. The students explored various topics of interest to young people in their novels, which were youthful, lively and interesting. This book contains a total of more than ten short stories written by students during their four years of college life.

The complete collection of novels by Franz Kafka, the founder of Western modernist literature, "Dante, Shakespeare and Goethe of Our Time", highly recommended by Haruki Murakami, Hesse, Marquez, Camus, Borges and Kundera. Mr. Zhang Rongchang, a senior translator and professor at Peking University, has studied Kafka's authoritative translation for decades. Different versions of some articles have been collected together to restore the fragments deleted by the author. This set includes all of Kafka's novels in three volumes. "The Metamorphosis: A Collection of Short and Novels" includes all of Kafka's short and short stories, among which "The Metamorphosis", "In the Penal Colony", "Before the Gate of Law", "The Hungry Artist" and "The Country Teacher" are all popular masterpieces. They all use symbols, metaphors, exaggeration and other techniques, with vivid plots and concise and smooth language; the stories are weird and bizarre, with no definite time and place, no cause and effect, giving people a dreamy, mysterious and strange feeling. The protagonists of the works are almost always in a situation where they can't help themselves. They all have their own goals in the bizarre world, but they often end up failing. "The Missing" is Kafka's first novel, and "The Proceedings" is the first novel for which the author was well-known in the literary world. Each has its own distinctive characteristics, and has begun to show Kafka's unique creative style in the future. "The Castle" is the last of Kafka's three novels, and it is also Kafka's most distinctive and important novel. It was first written in 1922. Through the land surveyor K's encounter when he tried to enter the castle but failed, a seemingly completely unknown world of experience was constructed, but it showed unusual reality.

8 classic works of anti-fascist war literature will help you re-understand justice and evil, war and human nature; use words to reflect on the injuries and pain caused by war, and use literature to reflect the evil and goodness deep in human nature. It brings together works by winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Goncourt Prize for Literature, and the Booker Prize, and its adapted works won important awards such as the Academy Award for Best Picture and the Cannes Palme d'Or. "Selected Classics of World Anti-Fascist War Literature (Set of 8 volumes in total)" includes 8 contemporary foreign literary classics about the anti-fascist war, including "The Brodeck Report", "The Garden of Vinci-Contini", "Hiroshima Love", "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The Bridge on the River Kwai", "Schindler's List", "Atonement" and "Flanders Road". The authors of these works include winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Goncourt Prize for Literature, and the Booker Prize. The films adapted from their works have won important awards such as the Academy Award for Best Picture and the Cannes Palme d'Or. In these works, readers can not only read the literary concerns of great writers, but also reflect on the profound humanity of war.

Duras's transformational work, with its blurred plot, sharply fractured language, and magical and suspenseful atmosphere. "Summer Nights: The Complete Works of Duras 2" is the second volume of "The Complete Works of Duras". It contains three novels "The Sailor of Gibraltar", "The Pony of Tarquinia" and "Half-A-Ten on a Summer Night" written by the French writer Duras between 1952 and 1960. It is a work in which the writer is in a period of transformation, transforming from traditional writing to personal style writing. Duras no longer focuses on telling stories in a straightforward manner, but instead expresses subtle moods and emotions in seemingly dull dialogues. The novel still has a relatively complete plot, but with the addition of magic and black suspense novel colors, the boundaries between fiction and reality begin to blur, and the rhythm of language and narrative begins to become fractured.

The starting point of Duras's writing, a panoramic view of the writer's childhood life. "Dym: The Complete Works of Duras 1" is the first volume of "The Complete Works of Duras". It contains three novels "Shameless", "Quiet Life" and "Dyke against the Pacific" written by the French writer Duras between 1943 and 1950. It is the author's earliest literary attempt. The story prototypes are all based on the author's childhood life experience, with obvious autobiographical color. The artistic technique adheres to the narrative tradition, the plot is complete and coherent, and the language is lengthy, which has the characteristics of traditional novels.

Duras's poetic works, lonely and persistent whispers, subtle flowing emotions, and new attempts at cross-border imaging. "Afternoon: The Complete Works of Duras 3" is the third volume of "The Complete Works of Duras". It includes three works written by Duras between 1954 and 1962: "The Day of the Trees", "The Square" and "The Afternoon of Monsieur Andesma". They are all distinctive fictional sketches, and the experimental nature of the writing is particularly prominent. "The Day I Climb a Tree" is a collection of stories, including four stories: "The Day I Climb a Tree", "The Python", "Mrs. Daodan" and "The Construction Site". It uses fictional stories to write about themes such as maternal love, prejudice and desperate love. "The Square" uses a trivial conversation between a mobile vendor and a young maid on a chair in a street square to express daily life and capture subtle emotions, especially people's loneliness in society. "Mr. Andesma's Afternoon" describes a summer afternoon in the mountains. The seventy-eight-year-old Mr. Andesma is waiting for the construction contractor to arrive in front of the house he bought for his beloved only daughter. For several hours, the protagonist's memories of the past, the ups and downs of his thoughts, and the interplay of light and shadow in the mountains create a melancholy atmosphere.

"Hiroshima: The Complete Works of Duras 4" is the fourth volume of "The Complete Works of Duras". It includes the novella "The Sound of Music" published by French writer Duras in 1958, and the film scripts "Hiroshima Mon Amour" and "The Long Separation" published in 1960 and 1961 respectively. The three texts abandon the traditional linear narrative and elaborate description. Most of the text is concise dialogue, with obvious characteristics. The influence of the three is directly related to the film.

The first collection of short stories by Naomi Ishiguro, the only daughter of Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro, made her debut in the literary world at the age of 28. The work takes themes of freedom, escape, loneliness, cowardice, and psychological traps, revealing that behind the seemingly bright and gentle personalities of young people in modern metropolitan areas, there is a deep sadness hidden behind them. The author uses his sensitivity and delicateness and bold and rich imagination to blur the boundary between reality and fairy tales, perfectly captures the interaction between the heart and reality, and highlights the fragility and strength of the human spiritual world. This is a collection of short stories, composed of nine stories full of whimsy: a mouse catcher, under the mysterious summons of the palace, is involved in a corrupt struggle for the throne; a newlywed couple falls into unspeakable troubles due to the arrival of a large teddy bear that is eyeing the tiger; a boy obsessed with the universe uses his imagination to create a vortex representing the "unknown" in the storage room; a female musician, and The birds on the flat-roofed house form a friendship, and they lead her on a strange journey; for a company employee, as long as she drinks coffee, the world in front of her will change... The author Naomi Ishiguro uses her rich and bold imagination to blur the boundaries between reality and fairy tales. Using the themes of loneliness, cowardice, escape, and traps, she explores "what is true freedom" and leads readers to wander and heal in the world of literature.

The psychedelic forest of flowers where love and death breathe freely is a collection of Yukio Mishima's self-selected short stories, a summary of the author's writing growth history. This book collects a number of short stories that Mishima Yukio established and fixed with various techniques and perfect questions in the early days of his creation. The literary themes and realistic problems related to the author's life are all contained in them. The title work "Forest in Bloom" is Mishima Yukio's debut novel when he was sixteen, written in 1941. In the diary of "my" ancestor, Mrs. Ximing, there is a record of a "miracle" that is almost hallucination. A Heian Dynasty woman who has a close relationship with "my" ancestor is very afraid of the sea, while "my" grandmother's aunt had a passionate yearning for the sea when she was young. These "miracles", "fear" and "yearning" are all manifestations of the "longing" living in the body and its transformation, and are intertwined with blood, writing the fate of life and death in "my" own life, dreams and illusions.

"Latin American Literature Explosion" protagonist Carlos Fuentes' mature masterpiece in the late literary career perfectly demonstrates the writer's sophisticated writing techniques and vigorous creative power. The profound and sharp writing style adds a touch of spicy humor. The short story collection "Glass Border" was first published in 1995. It is a mature masterpiece in the late literary career of Mexican literary master Carlos Fuentes. Through nine short stories, the book vividly and vividly depicts the grievances and grievances between Mexico and the United States, neighbors far away from God and very close to each other, that have been formed over the course of two hundred years of historical evolution, as well as the emotional gap that is as invisible as glass but difficult to resolve. The work was published shortly after the North American Free Trade Agreement officially came into effect. At this time, the trade barriers between the United States and Mexico had weakened, but the emotional gap between the two peoples was still difficult to break. In the representative work "Glass Border", the protagonist Lisandro is a Mexican young man with a poor family. Mexico's economic crisis has wiped out his ambitions. On Christmas Eve of this year, Lisandro became a labor worker and crossed the US-Mexico border to clean the glass curtain walls of skyscrapers in New York City, where he met Audrey, a beautiful young American woman on the inside of the curtain wall. The two people standing on both sides of the glass curtain wall, looking at each other in silence, seem to have established an ironic community. A community in isolation, inviolable in their respective loneliness.

This book is a collection of short stories originally written by Lin Yonggang. The content of the book can be divided into three sections: thrilling, fantasy, and literature. The short story "Zhenzhu's Death" of the same name is a crime novel adapted from a real news event. It revolves around Tu Zhenzhu, a five-year-old girl who was locked up alone in a rental house and starved to death. It outlines the complex and despicable human nature.

One restaurant, six stories of the intersection of streets. Slices of life at the end of youth, freeze different moments of looking back - "Is the signal good there?": The death of a friend brings several old friends together again. They salvage the weak signals left by the deceased in their memories, reflect on their own lives, and ask deep in their hearts: Why did you, who seemed incapable of committing suicide, choose to die first? "Migration": Hu Piao Xiaolin is a barista who develops a crush on the mysterious regular customer Yu. But before the good feeling could be conveyed, he heard the news of Yu's death. Several years later, Xiao Lin thought of Yu again during his trip. In the confusing and dazzling light of the return platform, he also experienced the urge to die just like Yu - Xiaolin realized at that moment that the boundary between life and death was actually blurred, and anyone could step into the torrent of chaos. "How about we crawl forward": Chen Qiao once liked that playboy Lin Dong so much, but rejected him when Lin Dong confessed his love after drinking. In a rain that was very similar to years ago, she remembered that she understood Lin Dong, and she understood his heart too well: and this was precisely the reason why the relationship between the two could not be maintained. "Mid-aged Angel": Shanghainese Zhou Yang chose to start a family and start a business in Qingdao after reaching middle age, while his adolescent daughter insisted on returning to Shanghai to study. His daughter's ideas, classmates, and interactions with men all made Zhou Yang feel that life had separated them who were once close. He chased hard and tried to climb on the train that was going away. "Oasis": Li Qun got married and gave birth to a daughter in Cape Town, far away in Africa. Her cousin's visit interrupted her busy life. The boredom of her hometown, the disappointment in her married life, and her self-awareness as a mother are intertwined. In her thoughts, she realizes that the home she built with her own hands is the oasis she can embrace in her life. "Like a Planet Can't Stay": My father suddenly had a heart problem, and I had to accompany him to Beijing for medical treatment. Only now, when I am middle-aged, do I realize how old my father is. In the process of taking care of him, I gradually understand him, and the father and daughter gradually reach a certain tacit understanding.

This book is adapted from the famous Tang Dynasty legendary novel "Youyang Zazu". The book records the strange stories that were once popular in the Tang Dynasty and recreates the imagination of people in that prosperous dynasty. The content of this book is complex, including natural phenomena, literary allusions, social sentiments, real estate resources, vegetation, insects and fish, folk medicine, Buddhist stories, Chinese and foreign culture, product exchanges, etc. This is an important work that inherits the Six Dynasties and inspired the Song, Ming and early Qing Dynasty novels. Lu Xun once praised him for his "extensive coverage and many treasures" and his extensive influence on later generations.

This book is a collection of short stories originally written by Lin Yonggang. The content of the book can be divided into three sections: thrilling, fantasy, and literature. The short story of the same name, "The Accompaniment of Harmony and Sounding Monsters" is a Japanese fantasy light novel, which is linked in content to the previously published "Lost in Another World".

What Parisians Are Reading: An Anthology of Cutting-Edge French Popular Literature. There are 17 volumes in total, including "I Know Someone is Waiting for Me Somewhere" and "The Next Stop" by Anna Govarda, "Don't Let Go of My Hand", "She's Not My Mother", "Until That Day", "Black Water Lilies", "Time Killer", "Never Forget" by Michel Pusey. Ni Grimaldi's "The First Day of the Rest of My Life", "It's Time to Light Up the Stars Again", "You'll Understand When You Grow Up", Nicolas Vanier's "Lessons of Life", Jean-Baptiste André's "And I Only Have You", Monica Sapollo's "The Unfinished Summer".

His debut in the literary world shocked everyone. Defeating Faulkner and Bellow, the 1960 National Book Award-winning work established Philip Roth's status in the literary world. "Goodbye, Columbus" is the first work published by Philip Roth when he was twenty-six years old. It includes the novella "Goodbye, Columbus" and five short stories. The book won the National Book Award upon publication. His explosive intelligence, profound insights and compassion for the characters in his works made him famous in the American literary world. The novella "Goodbye, Columbus" tells the story of a pair of young lovers who are both Jewish but whose family backgrounds are very different. Neil, a librarian from a poor background, and Brenda, a young and beautiful female college student from a wealthy family, met by the swimming pool in midsummer and fell in love at first sight. However, differences in social class and various suspicions between lovers eventually led to a youthful love affair ending sadly. The five short stories are "The Conversion of the Jews", "Defender of the Faith", "Epstein", "Unpredictable Things" and "Ellie the Zealot".

Most of the stories in "Seven Not Too Dark Nights" occur in desolate corners of bustling cities. These lives are always considered "shallow" because they are "remote" and "mediocre" because they are "difficult." But when we look closely at these desolate corners, we can see the vastness from the smallest difficulties and troubles in life, and we can see their prosperity in these desolations. This kind of inner energy can emit a faint light. A night with this kind of light is not a dark night. The lives in the story exist around us and in us: the janitor, the patrolling security guard, the cheating liar, the most inconspicuous intern in the company, the newly divorced man upstairs, the stay-at-home mother downstairs, and even the stray cats and dogs in the community... Behind these trivial identities, they have their own deep feelings, their own dreams, their own glory and loss.

"Memories", one of the "Cao Ying's Translations of Leo Tolstoy's Short Stories", takes the title of one of the works as its title and includes five self-narrative works by the author, including the autobiographical trilogy "Childhood", "Boy" and "Youth" written when he first entered the literary world, "Memories" written at the invitation of a French publisher in his later years, and "Fertile Soil" excerpted from a diary. The publication forms of these previous works are basically fixed: "Childhood", "Boyhood" and "Youth", either published as a series or as an article in an anthology. "Memories" and "Fertile Soil" mostly appear in Tolstoy's translation collections. In short, they are all fragmented. Combining these five articles this time can focus on showing Leo Tolstoy's spiritual growth as a person and creative growth as a writer.

The third part of "Cao Ying's Translation of Leo Tolstoy's Short Stories and Short Stories" - "The Two Hussars", is titled with the main title of one of them, and includes seven of the writer's military-themed works, including the author's autobiographical Sevastopol series "Sevastopol in December", "Sevastopol in May", "Sevastopol in August 1855", as well as the separate "Assault", "Logging", "Two Hussars" and "Singing in the Village". From the passionate praise of the patriotism and romanticism of soldiers in "The Raid" in 1852, to the doubt in "Logging", and finally to the return to the recruiting scene in "The Village Song" in 1909, this new combination helps readers see the writer's almost lifelong thinking about war and peace.

"Three Deaths", the fourth of "Cao Ying's Translation of Leo Tolstoy's Complete Novels and Novels", takes the title of one of them as the title and includes seven of the writer's death-themed works, including "Three Deaths", "Polikushka", "Hostomir: A Horse and Life Experience", "Does a Man Need a Lot of Land", "The Death of Ivan Ilyich", "Crock Alyosha", and "Diary Published After the Death of Elder Fedor Kuzmich". Tolstoy thinks about death from different angles, from the death of nobles to the death of civilians, from the death of animals to the death of plants, from before death to after death. Tolstoy's concern for death is another expression of his concern for life.

The second part of "Cao Ying's Translation of Leo Tolstoy's Complete Novellas and Short Stories" - "Memories of the Caucasus" takes the title of one of the works as its title and includes four of the author's Caucasus-themed works, from "Memories of the Caucasus: A Demoted Officer" in 1856 to "Haji Murat" in 1896, and in between there are "Cossacks: A Story from the Caucasus in 1852" and "Captives of the Caucasus". These previous works were basically published in collections and scattered in various volumes. This volume, with the Caucasus as the theme, clearly demonstrates Tolstoy's continuous thinking on the Caucasus issue for forty years. The writer's humanitarian thoughts also show consistency and development.

Legends of the Tang and Song dynasties specifically refer to the short stories of the Tang and Song dynasties. They were developed, evolved and evolved on the basis of the novels of the Six Dynasties. There are many excellent works among them, such as "The Biography of the Prefect of Nanke", "The Biography of Yingying", "The Biography of Liu Yi", "The Biography of Li Wa", etc. The selection of this book includes the classics of legends from the Tang and Song dynasties, as well as a number of selected chapters from Tang Dynasty novels, a total of 39 works. It is annotated by Mr. Zhang Youhe, an expert on classical novels, and prefaced by Mr. Cheng Yizhong. The annotations are detailed and accurate, and it provides a concise introduction to difficult and obscure classics, regulations and systems, the author's deeds, works ideas and writing techniques. It is an excellent choice for readers to understand the legends of the Tang and Song Dynasties.