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"The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River" is an excellent novel reflecting the land reform movement written by Ding Ling after going deep into rural struggle life. Due to his ideological and artistic achievements, he won the second prize of the Stalin Literature Prize in 1951. The novel artistically reproduces the great struggle against the feudal land system in rural areas. It revolves around the process of the working group leading the masses to expose and fight against the bully landlord Qian Wengui. It highlights a key issue in land reform: Only by defeating the most hidden, cunning and vicious landlord landlord can land reform achieve real victory. The author has absorbed the advantages of traditional Chinese chapter novels, such as beginning and end, and concentrated plots, and combined it with his own expertise in psychological analysis and environmental description, making the whole book ups and downs, relaxing and smooth.

The creation of novels in our country has a long history, and novels in the modern sense were produced under the influence of the interaction between Chinese and foreign literature after the May 4th New Literature Movement. This book is also a product of this historical condition. This is a novel written by Mao Dun during the Anti-Japanese War. He started writing it in the summer of 1941 and published it continuously in "Popular Life" edited by Zou Taofen. The work is set in Chongqing from September 1940 to February 1941, and describes the experience of a female spy, Zhao Huiming. In terms of style, it is in the form of a diary, through the heroine's contradictory and complex psychological activities and descriptions, and presents major historical events such as the "Southern Anhui Incident". The work not only describes the complex life and psychological state of Zhao Huiming, a female Kuomintang agent, but also focuses on criticizing the various evil deeds of the Kuomintang agents.

"Ni Huanzhi" is Ye Shengtao's masterpiece and the only full-length novel he created. Ni Huanzhi is a young man who eagerly pursues new things. After the failure of the Revolution of 1911, Ni Huanzhi put "all hope of saving the country in education" and expected to use "ideal education" to wash away the darkness of society. He also longed for a marriage relationship of mutual help and love, and loved and pursued Jin Peizhang, a woman with similar thoughts and interests as himself. However, Ni Huanzhi encountered obstacles in his educational career many times, and his family life was also far away from his original intention. This made Ni Huanzhi deeply feel the loneliness and pain of "having a wife, but losing a lover and a comrade." With the arrival of the May 4th Movement, Ni Huanzhi was involved in the revolutionary wave, and began to turn his attention to the "public masses" and devote himself to social transformation activities. During the May 30th Movement and the climax of the Great Revolution, Ni Huanzhi participated in intense revolutionary work. From the reformist nature of "education to save the nation", it later turned to revolution. After the "April 12" counter-revolutionary massacre, Ni Huanzhi did not persist in the heroic struggle like Wang Leshan, but felt fragilely that "it had changed too much". He became pessimistic and disappointed, drank and cried bitterly, and died with the question and hope of "when will we see the light?" This ending of the protagonist is a whipping for all petty bourgeois intellectuals who cannot truly integrate with the masses.

"Still Water" is the first of a series of three novels by Li Jieren ("Still Water", "Before the Storm" and "Big Wave"). It is set in Tianhui Town, a small rural village in the northern suburbs of Chengdu, during the historical period of Chinese society from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 to 1998 and the signing of the Xinchou Treaty. It describes the rise and fall of the Sichuan religious people and Pao Ge at that time, and shows the dark reality of a backwater in the mainland. In terms of artistic expression techniques, the writer breaks out of the traditional Chinese novel emphasis on plot and story. Through a series of stories, he presents a vivid portrait of the "citizen class" of Tianhui Town in front of readers. The depiction of the citizens' psychology is subtle and lifelike. When this book was published in 1936, it became a sensation and attracted great attention from all walks of life. Guo Moruo even called Li Jieren "China's Zola".

Lao She was born in Beijing and is a famous modern Chinese novelist and playwright. In 1924, he taught at the Oriental College of the University of London and began to write novels. After returning to China, he taught at Qilu University and Qingdao University. After 1949, he served as vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association and chairman of the Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles. In August 1966, he was persecuted and committed suicide in Taiping Lake, Beijing. He is the author of "Lao Zhang's Philosophy", "Two Horses", "Zhao Ziyue", "Divorce", "Cat City", "Camel Xiangzi", "Four Generations Under One Roof", "Teahouse", "Under the Red Flag", "Crescent Moon", "Drum Calligraphy Artist" and many other works that are deeply loved by readers. "Four Generations Under One Roof" is one of Lao She's masterpieces. Against the background of the outbreak of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the fall of Peking, the novel takes the life of four generations of the Qi family as the main line, and vividly and vividly depicts the ups and downs, life and death of people from all walks of life and all kinds of people represented by the residents of Xiaoyangquan Hutong.

The novel takes the wealthy young man Jin Yanxi and the commoner girl Leng Qingqiu as they fall in love, get married, fall out, and separate as the main line, describing the rise and fall of the aristocratic family during the reign of the Beiyang warlords.

This book is one of Lao She's masterpieces. It uses the poignant story of Xiangzi, an old Beijing rickshaw driver, to accuse the darkness and cruelty of the old society. Since the book came out, it has been widely welcomed, has been reprinted several times, and has been adapted into movies, plays, etc. The publisher this time is Gao Rongsheng's illustrated edition, whose illustration techniques are exquisite and rich in meaning, which is rare. This book is an example of the perfect combination of famous works and paintings.

"Camel Xiangzi" is one of the representative works of the modern writer Lao She, written in the 1930s. Through the rickshaw driver Xiangzi, he writes a picture of the poor citizens at the bottom of Beijing living in the abyss of pain in the late 1920s. This book is illustrated by Ding Cong. Ding Cong's illustrations enjoy a high reputation for their summary of images, concise lines and rich charm.

This book was written from 1946 to 1949. It is a novel describing the sufferings of artists in the old society. Due to the loss of the original manuscript, it was translated by the famous translator Ma Xiaomi based on the English version. This book shows the new development of Lao She's creation under the background of the new era, and is a masterpiece of Lao She's creation. This edition is published by the famous painter Luo Erchun.

This book is a classic of modern Chinese novels and one of Mr. Lao She's masterpieces. Against the background of the outbreak of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the fall of Peking, the novel takes the life of four generations of the Qi family as the main line. It vividly and truly depicts the ups and downs, life and death of all classes and people of all colors represented by the residents of Xiaoyangquan Hutong, and is full of epic style. Lao She said that this novel is the longest and probably the best book he has written since he started writing. It was selected as one of the "Top 100 Chinese Novels of the 20th Century" by Asia Weekly. This edition is published by the famous painter Ding Cong. Equipped with twenty-four illustrations by Ding Cong.

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is one of Lao She's masterpieces. Against the background of the outbreak of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the fall of Peking, the novel takes the life of four generations of the Qi family as the main line, and vividly and vividly depicts the ups and downs, life and death of people from all walks of life and all kinds of people represented by the residents of Xiaoyangquan Hutong. This book is illustrated by Gao Rongsheng.

"The Course of Misery" is a famous work by the great Russian writer Tolstoy. The book is based on major historical events from World War I in 1914 to the Russian Civil War in 1919. Through the description of the complicated love and difficult and tortuous life experiences of the two sisters Katya and Dasha and their husbands: Roshen, a White Army officer with aristocratic origin, and Telekin, a Red Army officer and engineer with civilian origin, the book depicts the painful journey of Russian intellectuals from the loss of old Russia to the rebirth of Soviet Russia.

"I" was attracted to my classmate Omi. When I was young, this kind of rebellious and maverick boy always fascinated "me". However, people say that in order to be a "whole" person, one must "love" someone. So, "I" began to try to contact the opposite sex, and fell in love with my classmate sister Yuanzi. After putting on the mask, "I" began to coexist with the world cautiously and fearfully. Perhaps, everyone has a mask on their face. Hiding behind a mask, we can be ourselves carefully. But if we wear that mask for a long time, it makes us look disgusting. However, there are so many regrets and conceited thoughts, but only time cannot stop them.

"A Tale of Two Cities" is the representative work of Dickens, the master of critical literature. Under the pen of Dickens, the novel will interweave three independent but interrelated stories of injustice, love and revenge. Against the background of the French Revolution, scenes of family grudges are grandly staged, and good, evil, life and death are all blended in fierce conflicts. Whether they are upright and kind-hearted doctors or mean and proud aristocrats... These characters embody Dickens's sympathy for the lowly people and his contempt for the powerful, showing the two eternal themes of mankind - hatred and love.

"I" - Charles Strickland, an ordinary middle-aged securities broker. In order to escape this ordinary life, I abandoned my wife and children, crossed the English Channel and went to Paris. When I arrived in a foreign country, I was poor and sick, but I understood: I must paint, just like a drowning person must struggle. One day, I set foot on an isolated island in the South Pacific. On the island, I got married again, but fortunately, I finally painted a rare masterpiece in the world. What followed was a serious illness, and then a fire. Finally, on the street where sixpences were everywhere, I saw the moon.

"Camel Xiangzi" is a work created by Lao She in 1936. The inspiration for the work came from Lao She's friend telling him about the experience of a rickshaw puller he met. This aroused Lao She's interest, so he collected information and observed the lives of Peking workers to create this novel. The novel tells the story of a rickshaw puller named Xiangzi. In order to realize the freedom of pulling a rickshaw, he vowed to buy his own rickshaw. For this purpose, Xiangzi tried his best to save money, but he kept running into obstacles during the process: he finally bought his own car, but encountered a war and his people and the car were robbed and lost; After saving money, he was blackmailed by the military police; in the end, he married Huniu, whom he didn't like, and finally bought a car for the second time. Huniu died again, and he had to sell the car to pay for Huniu's funeral... With such a series of blows, Xiangzi finally gave up his ideals, muddle along, contracted bad habits, and eventually became a useless person. The work adopts the form of seeing the big from the small, using the disillusionment of a small person's ideals to show the dilemma of ordinary workers in the old era who had no way out. It is vivid, touching and thought-provoking.

The never-before-published novel manuscript of Beauvoir, the author of "The Second Sex", has been released for the first time. It is based on Zaza, her best friend from childhood, and commemorates the unforgettable friendship in her life. When Sylvie was nine years old, she met Andrea, a girl of the same age, for the first time. She had never seen such a cool girl. Unlike the obedient "good student" Sylvie, Andrei is smart but rebellious and treats everything aloof. She had suffered horrific burns and bore the marks of fire. She stabbed herself with an ax in order to refuse to attend social events. They became inseparable. This feeling is intense and deep into the soul. Starting from defying the school order, the well-behaved Sylvie moved towards freedom step by step; Andre, who was born unruly, struggled step by step under the constraints of family and etiquette, and gradually became a trapped beast.

"The Wind, Sand and Stars" written by Saint-Exupéry is a century-old masterpiece that provides a guide to modern people's life and actions. It is a beautiful and brave work. The book brings together Saint-Exupéry's travels and philosophical thoughts during his flight missions, and records his real-life adventures in several brushes with death in the Spanish Pyrenees, the African Sahara Desert and other places. His aerial view provides a brand-new vision and wisdom, allowing people to re-understand the dignity of human beings on earth, which is easily forgotten, from a modern era that only focuses on ensuring material interests, political ambitions and vested power.

The young Mizoguchi was born with a stammer. He was withdrawn since childhood and loved the Golden Temple. After his father's death, he followed his last wish and became a monk at the Kinkakuji Temple. During the war, he imagined that the Golden Temple would be destroyed by air raids, but the war never affected Kyoto. At school, he befriended Kashiwagi, who was lustful and had a disabled foot. After successive encounters with the death of his friend Tsurukawa and the indecency of the abbot, he finally burned the Golden Pavilion to the ground on a rainy night. Perhaps, there is a golden pavilion in everyone's heart. It contains desperately desired dreams and obsessions. These dreams and obsessions may also be a kind of beauty. Because I yearn for beauty, I want to destroy it.

"They all say that the auxiliary police officers are only half of the police. With you as the deputy director, we are exactly three and a half." "No, we should say three and a half good police officers!" The police station in the upper half of the city is always a solid camp with soldiers. Everyone knows that the security here is the most difficult: it gathers the city's lower class and migrant workers, and the rules and regulations are connected with the neighborhood. Because of the intricate roads, it has become a transit place for many roving criminals. During this year, five auxiliary police officers with very different personalities joined the police station: Duan Yifei, a motivated young man who has just retired from the army, Long Siwen, a domineering and confused rich boy, Lin Xinrui, a college student who escaped from his original family, Yuan Qiangqiang, a local foodie, and Du Yuhao, a veteran joint defense team member. Leading them is Zhang Yuejin, the sophisticated deputy director. The daily life of the police station is always messy: visits, patrols and mediations, elderly people being deceived, pets lost... They occasionally think this is just a temporary job, but they always believe that their efforts can change the security environment in the upper half of the city. While working tirelessly on patrol, rescue, monitoring, and assistance, they gradually came into contact with the core issues plaguing public security in the upper half of the city: drugs and evil forces.

"Northanger Abbey" is different from the other five Austen novels in that it uses an open narrator and an exposed authorial narrative voice, demonstrating the author's authority. It was the first novel Austen planned to publish, and the final draft was completed around 1797, when Austen was about 22 years old. In this novel, the author first showed his talents and his writing style took shape. He used "three or four families in a village" as the life background and narrated a marriage story in a very ironic way. Austen's works reflect the various social conditions at that time through the daily dialogue and communication of gentlemen and ladies. They use humorous language to satirize the phenomena of profit-seeking and vanity. Through comic scenes, they mock people's stupidity, selfishness, snobbery, blind confidence and other despicable and ridiculous weaknesses. "Lady Susan" is Austen's first completed novel. It tells an Austen-style story through intricate letters exchanged between relatives and friends, and in this way it takes the story mode of people talking about other people to the extreme. This book tells the story of a widow, Lady Susan, who is looking for a husband for herself and her daughter. Lady Susan is a very attractive and cunning woman, which adds to the watchability of the story.

"Notes from the House of the Dead" is one of Dostoevsky's most important and influential works published during the Russian serfdom reform period. Based on his own personal experience, the author described his experiences during hard labor in a calm and objective style in "Notes from the House of the Dead". The book is composed of independent chapters such as memories, essays, close-ups, and stories. Due to its ingenious structure, it is interwoven into a vivid picture of prison life in Tsarist Russia and outlines the unique personalities of various characters. The whole book is composed of independent chapters such as memories, essays, close-ups, and stories. It is cleverly structured and interwoven into a vivid picture of prison life in Tsarist Russia. The work truly reproduces the barbaric, brutal and extremely horrific scenes of Tsarist Russia's slave labor prisons.

"The Bullied and the Insulted" is the masterpiece of the great Russian writer Dostoevsky. The novel was written in 1861. The whole book consists of four parts and an ending. The story takes place in Petersburg in the late 1950s, during the period of the collapse of serfdom. The main content of the novel is the conflict between the adventurer and liar Valkovsky and the people he insults and harms. With a desolate and tragic tone, the novel unfolds the two main lines of the story, one is the tragic fate of Nellie's family, and the other is the misfortune of Natasha's family. The culprit of the destruction of these two families is Duke Valkovsky. He abducted Nellie's mother, defrauded Nellie's grandfather of all the family property, and finally caused three generations of Nellie's family to die out of hatred. He also falsely accused Natasha's father and bankrupted his family. Natasha was also deceived by the Duke's son. The writer angrily reveals the dark reality of society and expresses deep sympathy for the "insulted and damaged" people at the bottom of society.

"The Idiot" is a novel written by the Russian writer Dostoevsky in the 19th century. He began writing in the autumn of 1867 and published it in 1868. "The Idiot" provides a broad depiction of the Russian upper class after the serfdom reform, involving complex psychological and moral issues. This novel expresses that the world cannot be quantified rationally, and is even beyond human imagination. What is inexplicable and unachievable by humans does not require thinking, and those who think about it and practice it are "idiots". This should be a perfect irony of the belief advocated by many Enlightenment thinkers that "man's logical calculations must conform to the laws of nature, and human calculations are equal to heaven's calculations." This kind of logic that overly believes that the world can be calculated and excludes all contradictions and willful movements is actually the arrogance of human beings.

"The Possessed" is a novel written by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky. The work was first serialized in "Russian Bulletin" from 1871 to 1872. The story of "Demons" is based on the Nechaev case that occurred in Moscow in 1869. Nechaev (1847-1882) was an auditor at Petersburg University and actively participated in the student movement in Petersburg in the spring of 1869. After running abroad, he got close to Bakunin in Geneva and learned the conspiracy tactics of anarchism. In September 1869, Nechayev arrived in Moscow with a plan to establish a secret organization against the government, and also brought with him a letter of authorization from the "Russian Branch of the World Revolutionary Alliance" signed by Bakunin. He established a secret group and conspired to establish the "People's Punishment Association." On November 21, 1869, Nechayev used malicious incitement, deception and intimidation to force a group of members of the "People's Punishment Association" to assassinate Ivanov near Moscow on the pretext that Ivanov might inform the authorities.

"The Grapes of Wrath" is a representative novel by John Steinbeck, the 1962 Nobel Prize winner in Literature and the American critical realist writer. During the Great Depression in the United States in the 1930s, a large number of farmers went bankrupt and fled. The writer once followed the farmers in Oklahoma to wander to California. What he saw along the way shocked him. With his realistic writing style, he presented the unforgettable history in detail and thoroughly in the book. The novel is full of the blood, tears, indignation and struggle of American farmers, and reflects a thrilling picture of social struggle. It is a masterpiece of modern literature. This book won the 1940 Pulitzer Prize for Literature.

"The Missing Man" is Kafka's novel (published in 1927). It tells the story of a boy named Karl Huysmans. When he was sixteen, he was kicked out of the house by his parents because he was seduced by a maid, and he lived alone in the United States. Carl is innocent, kind and compassionate. Egoists and swindlers of all stripes took advantage of Karl's gullibility, and he was often fooled. He seeks a place to live and freedom, but becomes increasingly trapped in a Kafkaesque labyrinth world.

"Traveling to Water Poverty: Diary of the Senses" is the most important masterpiece of contemporary Colombian writer Eduardo Salamea. It is the travel notes of a young man who left home. The seventeen-year-old protagonist "I" was disgusted with modern life, so he decided to leave the prosperous Bogota and "escape" to the Guajira Peninsula by boat. For four years, he roamed on the ship, saw beautiful, mysterious and wild scenery, and kept thinking about the eternal meaning of life and death. This work is considered by critics to be the foundation of Colombia's great literary history. It was once translated into other European languages, but lost its due influence because of World War II. It is a "relict pearl" in the treasure house of Latin American literature.

"The Castle" is Kafka's masterpiece novel. The protagonist K in the novel claims to be a land surveyor and is hired by the Earl of the castle to come to a village next to the castle. Although the castle was close at hand, it was out of reach for K. He could never enter. He sank deeper and deeper into the village, and finally cut off all possibility of contact with the castle. K was helpless with the maze created by the "castle" and endured absurd torture.

This is a novel with profound historical and cultural heritage, written in the early 1980s. The main content of the novel is the recollection of the vicissitudes of an ancient town over the past century, as well as the narration of the changes in the open era. It truly reproduces the distortion of human nature in a special era and the great changes that occurred in that land under the impact of the tide of reform. Zhang Wei uses delicate and affectionate brushwork to outline all living beings, making the text profound and contagious. Nearly 30 years after its publication, the novel has been widely praised by the society. It has been translated into many languages ​​​​and spread overseas. It has been rated as one of the "Top 100 Chinese Novels in the World" and has been designated as a college entrance examination textbook by the French Ministry of Education and the Science Center. When HarperCollin, the world's largest publishing organization, launched contemporary Chinese literature to the world, "The Ancient Ship" was the only contemporary Chinese work selected.

"The Turn of the Sun" is a novel with a realistic theme that interweaves the city and the countryside, history and reality. It starts with a missing child case and tells the tortuous story of a retired policeman who, driven by a sense of responsibility and justice, persists in tracking the case until the truth comes to light. Enthusiastic, kind and honest people not only recovered the missing children, but also recovered the long-standing folk culture and national traditions. This book shows the difficult journey of people in Yunnan's border minority areas to get rid of poverty and become rich under the background of reform and opening up and poverty alleviation, the magnificent transformation of their ideological concepts and life outlook, and the search and inheritance of national culture in the current context.

"The Poor Man" was published in 1846. It was Dostoevsky's debut novel and his famous work. It shows the writer's basic creative tendency and creative characteristics. It reflects Russia under the tsarist rule in the 19th century, involving political corruption, sharp social contradictions, economic distress and mental pain of small people, and created the two classic artistic images of Devshkin and Varenka. The epistolary description in the work cleverly takes into account the description of psychology and social environment, and at the same time enriches the expressive power and ideological depth of the article through the use of dual perspectives. "The Poor Man" was highly praised not only by Russian critics, but also by Chinese writers such as Lu Xun.

"Double Personality" is one of Dostoevsky's important works. It caused a huge response when it was published. It clearly reflects Dostoevsky's creative characteristics. The exploration of the human heart was advanced at the time and is still of practical significance today.

Winner of France's most prestigious literary award, the Prix Goncourt. A fighting match of words, the spark of desire and the anger of life are "not the fate of class, but the law of species". A wonderful group portrait novel that bursts the soap bubbles of romantic France and describes the despicable life in fringe France. "The Children After Theirs" is the winning work of the French Goncourt Literary Prize in 2018. It tells the story of the growth of two teenagers in the Lorraine region of eastern France. Four summers and four moments, from "The Heart of Youth" to the 1998 World Cup in France, it tells the story of a life that is changing at full speed in this double-sided France sandwiched between the city and the development zone. This is not only a story about the growth of teenagers, but also a story of an era. Nicola Mathieu touches on the plight faced by teenagers in the era of globalization in an extremely subtle way, and at the same time exposes the lies about equal opportunities in the Western world.

The third part of the Era Trilogy: In 1975, "I" lived with my parents in Gongshui County, where I met Zhu Hongjun, Ding Xiaohai and other playmates, starting a decades-long friendship. As the times change, the three of them have embarked on different paths of destiny because of their respective personalities. Yingte marches towards: handsome and mighty, extraordinary and extraordinary. From Lu Jiuyuan of the Song Dynasty, "Records of the Ancestral Hall of King Wen Gong of Jing Dynasty": "The wise move forward and disdain the vulgarity."

The first part of the Age Trilogy: In 1969, Lao Tao's family, three generations of five people, old, middle-aged and young, were transferred from Nanjing to Sanyu by Hongze Lake in northern Jiangsu, and a story that lasted for more than ten years unfolded. The work unfolds from the perspective of a child, Xiao Tao. From the child's pure and curious eyes, he sees his parents' efforts to fear no difficulties in life, the beautiful rural scenery of Sanyu, the honest and somewhat shrewd villagers, and the relationship between people, nature, and animals.

The second part of the Era Trilogy: Luo Xiaofei, an educated youth, worked actively to fight for his return to the city, but was falsely accused and imprisoned. By some mistake, Luo Xiaofei transformed into a villager, Fan Weiguo, and began his seemingly ordinary life as an impostor, which was actually full of dangers. The story spans decades and uses plain and restrained language to write an extraordinary story with a touch of absurdity. In a harsh and hostile environment, people's tenacity and vitality flourish, which is moving.

Work hard and be diligent. Those so-called excellence and good fortune are all earned through one's own hard work...

Cheng Mian is an adopted child, and the old lady taught him to call herself aunt. As the only relative around her aunt, Cheng Mian grew up from an ignorant child to a young man, and witnessed several incredible events related to her aunt - she could read words and make predictions come true. When he was 8 years old, Cheng Mian got lost in the park and saw his aunt in panic. She knelt down and grabbed his shoulders, staring into his face. She didn't seem to be looking at him, but something else. Failure in the high school entrance examination, death at a young age, unsatisfactory work, little success, broken love, boredom... If it hadn't been for too many coincidences, Cheng Mian would not have believed that his aunt really had the ability to see the future. That scene in his memory gripped Cheng Mian's heart. Looking back, he thought that if the mother had lost her child, she would have held him tightly in her arms the moment she found him. But my aunt just grabbed his shoulder. When he was a child, he wanted his parents and learned to suppress them when he knew it was impossible. Later he wanted to be a painter, but had to encounter more restrictions. As long as people have hope, they will inevitably be disappointed. As long as you have thoughts, you will encounter trauma. All the wrong paths come into existence and disappear in a single thought. People say that is called fate.

"Missing the Wolf" is still the story of Shangzhou. "I" is a reporter who doesn't go well with anything he does. Once when I went to Shangzhou for an interview, "I" learned that Shangzhou once organized a wolf hunting team to hunt wild wolves. Now there are only 15 wolves left in Shangzhou, and they have numbered these 15 wolves. This story aroused "my" curiosity, so "I" began to look for these wolves. In the process of searching for wolves, "I" unexpectedly met my uncle, the captain of the wolf hunting team, and then they encountered a series of wolf-related things. During this period, people "transformed" into wolves, wolves "transformed" into humans, and 15 wolves were killed one by one, which triggered a series of thought-provoking stories.

"Sisters" is a novel written by Zhu Mo. Tao Jiang and Tao Ran are sisters. They are eight years apart and have very different personalities. The year their parents divorced, their lives had different foreshadowings. Whether to stay in your hometown or go to a big city, whether to get married early and have children or work hard for your career, whether to swallow your anger and take care of your family or be unruly and be yourself, whether to enjoy a sweet bond or pursue the freedom of loneliness... The dilemmas that women always encounter in life are also the issues faced by the Tao sisters. The two sisters chose different directions at every stage of their lives, and therefore lived completely different lives, each with its own scenery and its own price. They misunderstood each other and quarreled, but they never gave up on each other. The dozens of emails they exchanged were the mark of their growth and allowed them to finally understand each other's choices and re-understand the meaning of home. The experiences described by the two sisters in the first person are also the real lives of ordinary women. The psychological distortion caused by the preference for sons over daughters is passed on between generations, turning women from victims to perpetrators; independent single women, although successful in their careers, still face pressure from family and society in marriage and love... The author does not stop at describing reality, but seeks to transcend. The years-long correspondence between the sisters allows readers to see that there is not only jealousy and secret wrestling between women, but also firm support and protection, and more importantly - mutual understanding.

When Wu Zetian abolished the Tang Dynasty and changed it to the Zhou Dynasty, Tang Ao, who had passed the imperial examination, was framed and deprived of his fame. Tang Ao, who had no hope of an official career, took a boat to sea with his brother-in-law Lin Zhiyang and boatman Duo Jiugong. They passed through more than 30 countries and saw the strange people, strange things, customs and customs in overseas countries. After seeing the country of Gentlemen who prefers to give way to others, the country of Two Faces who hates the poor and loves the rich, and the country of crooked and partial breast-piercing countries, etc., And had a taste of reality, Tang Ao saw through the world and retired to Penglai.

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is Mr. Lao She's classic masterpiece. The creation of the work began in 1944 and was completed in 1948, which lasted four years. The book consists of three parts: "Confusion", "Ignorant Life" and "Famine". The work takes the life of four generations of the Qi family as the main line, supplemented by the ups and downs, life and death of various people in Xiaoyangquan Hutong. It truly records the abnormal state of the world after the fall of Peiping, vividly depicts the tragic experience, spiritual shock and resistance struggle of the majority of civilians under the iron heel of the Japanese invaders, depicts a series of vivid artistic images, and epically displays the second world. During the war, the great course and life picture of the Chinese people and the people of the world fighting against fascism is evocative, magnificent and heart-stirring to read. It is a touching realist masterpiece and an immortal work by Mr. Lao She who positively describes the Anti-Japanese War, exposes and accuses the brutal crimes of Japanese militarism, and praises and promotes the great patriotism of the Chinese people.

Paula is a neonatologist. One day, Mauro, her partner of more than ten years, suddenly confessed during dinner that he had cheated on another woman and decided to leave Paula. Just a few hours later, Paula received the news that he had died in a car accident. In just one day, she suffered the double blow of her lover's cheating and death. Relatives and friends around her cast sympathetic glances at Paula, but none of them knew the fact that Mauro was unfaithful. Faced with such a dramatic turning point in her life, Paula had to force herself to face the sadness and resentment in her heart, rebuild herself among the intertwining of memories and reality, and gradually bid farewell to her past self while mourning her boyfriend.

"Mayfly" is based on the life in the Leishui area in the early days of China's reform and opening up. It takes the life experience of the protagonist Ma Youyou as the main line, narrates the various life scenes of the local people, and uses a similar approach to the rise and fall of a family to show and sing the praises of China's era of great development. The novel tells the life destiny of a group of ordinary people. They may represent kindness or ugliness, or they may be monastic or lovely. They are all the epitome of that era. They use their respective lives to tell us: kindness and integrity are always the main theme of life, and simplicity and truth are the eternal pursuit of life.

This book is a collection of novels, describing the story of Xu Heng, Wang Yu and Tian Xing, who have been constantly tempered and struck in the rolling waves of life, and rushed to the other side of their ideals. It is relatively realistic and shocking. The author hopes that readers can get corresponding inspiration after reading this book.

In Rose Street in the 1980s, time flowed like water in front of the door, and people kept pace with appointments. People leisurely ate breakfast while gossiping about secrets shared forever among neighbors. This was how the day began. After Gu Dahong, a photographer at a state-owned photo studio, started working alone, he didn't look like a businessman pursuing his future. In the morning light, he captured the silhouette of his lover Guan Wenli with her head lowered. Daughter Gu Xiaoyan has begun to bloom in adolescence, with a brightness that she dare not look directly at and a beauty that is breathtaking. The son tilted his head and used his taciturn perspective to watch his father's hidden emotions, and also looked up at the arrogant phantom of his sister. At the same time, he learned to miss the girl he liked. A duel at a dance, a conflict between teenagers, although the gardenias on Rose Street are still blooming as usual, an era of dancing has no choice but to end and become a thing of the past. In Flower Street Past, Lu Nei uses words to lead us on a journey through the nostalgic 1980s.

In 1990, there were forty boys in the 89th-level maintenance class of the Chemical Technical School. Lu Xiaolu, Da Fei, and Hua Pants rode their fast bicycles against the light. Behind them were girls like Men Men and Dan Dan, who gave them nightmares. In the wilderness of seventeen years old, they were busy, crowded, and lonely. We read the story of their youth at this moment, and also read the past of the 1990s when their youth lived.

Around the Mediterranean Sea, there is a chaotic world where dirty money and terrorism are intertwined. It is filled with cultural relic smuggling, drug gangs, cross-sea refugees, extremism and terrorist organizations, forming an intricate network that is constantly cutting back and causing chaos. Archaeologist Sebastian Grimaud traveled around the Middle East, North Africa and Mediterranean islands, and was able to witness this scene with his special status. Many characters in the novel also expressed their voices in multiple voices. They are the refugee girl Habiba, the Paris policeman Bruno, the female reporter Janet, Former diplomat Levant, Libyan warlord Moussa... Daniel Hondo uses a broad vision, magnificent scenes and crime novel-like case progress to describe the many problems plaguing Europe and even the entire Western world today, and provides readers with a direction of thinking with his shining humanitarian thoughts.

Like Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses," DeLillo's "Metropolis" is a story that takes place in one day. Twenty-eight-year-old billionaire Eric Parker is a talented asset manager. His nature is to constantly grab new things from the world. One day in April 2000, Eric was sitting in his limousine, planning to get a haircut. Along the way, he kept receiving experts in various fields and discussed with them the rise and fall of the Japanese currency. He discovers that New York is actually at a standstill: the president's motorcade is passing through the city, a rapper's funeral is underway, a violent anti-globalization demonstration is taking place in Times Square... His limousine is heading toward an increasingly uncertain future. In this novel, plot is not the first thing. For DeLillo, plot is simply a vehicle for his poignant and entertaining observations and reflections on contemporary American society. Through fragmented scenes, the novel shows the relationship between alienation and fantasy, art and commerce, reality and imagination, sex and death, global market and terrorism, and the real world composed of all these is like a kaleidoscope of postmodern discourse.