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"False Documents" contains ten essays written by Luiselli when she debuted: some passages record her thoughts about self and space while roaming (or riding) between cities and countries; some passages explore the boundaries of reading and writing. The word "fake document" is taken from her experience of getting a permanent residence card in Venice during her trip to Venice and visiting Brodsky's grave in the beginning and end. It also metaphors the complexity and change of the flow of the author's own experience. The detached perspective and graceful writing style of essay writing reflect Luiselli's ambition and honesty as a writer, and it also provides readers with a new way of seeing the world around them.

"Pillow" was written around 1001 and was the first of Japanese essay literature. The book has a total of 305 paragraphs, divided into three major contents: clustering, diary and random thoughts. The clustering is influenced by Li Yishan's "Za Tu" of the Tang Dynasty, which lists things of different natures and categories in life, such as "mountains", "sea", "disappointing things", "elegant things", involving geographical features, vegetation, flowers and birds, inner emotions, life interests, etc., Which very richly reflects the author's delicate observation and aesthetic taste of Qing Shao Nayan. The diary records the author's life in the palace, which reflects her deep relationship with Empress Fujiwara Teiko, as well as fragments of her life in the palace. This part of the content reflects the classical style, and allows us to understand the living conditions and tastes of the royal family and nobles in Japan's Heian period. Random thoughts are random thoughts about nature and life, especially the author's bright and free attitude towards life.

The structure of the entire poem "Metamorphoses" can be broken down into the following paragraphs: prologue, introduction (the creation of heaven and earth, the four major eras, the legend of the flood), the story of God (Volume 1 to Volume 6), the story of heroes and heroines (Volume 6 to Volume 11), the deeds of "historical" figures (Volume 11 to Volume 15), and the epilogue. Such an arrangement is more or less made in chronological order, but the time of occurrence of many stories is difficult to determine, so the author arranges them according to the nature of the story. For example, the stories in volumes 1 and 2 mainly center on the love of gods, volumes 3 and 4 center on Bacchus and the city of Thebes, volumes 5 and 6 center on the revenge of gods, volumes 6 to 9 center on Athenian heroes, and volumes 9 to 11 center on the love of male and female heroes, etc. "Ars Poetica" was originally an untitled letter in verse. Less than a hundred years after its publication, it was called "Ars Poetica" by the Roman rhetorician and orator Quintillianus (approximately 35-95 AD), and it later became famous by this name. The trustees are Piso, his father and his son. There were many Pisots at that time, and I don't know who it was. According to the content of this letter, one-third talked about drama. One of the three people may have wanted to write a script and asked Horace for advice. Horace wrote this reply and talked about his writing experience.

The first volume in a series of Bernhard's works, "Wittgenstein's Nephew" contains three stories about death. "Persian Women": A story of love, revenge and death. "Wittgenstein's Nephew: A Friendship": A story of friendship, understanding and death. "The Hatter": A story about family, respect and death. Bernhard said at the Austrian National Literature Prize Award Ceremony: "If you think about death, everything is ridiculous... What we are thinking is lagging thinking, what we are feeling is chaos, and it is not clear what we are. We don't have to be ashamed, we are nothing."

This book takes the journey of the brothers "Wanli Road" and "Wanjuanshu" in search of "masterpieces by foreign masters" as the main clue. It tells the essence of foreign literature through 38 interesting stories, inducing children to put themselves in their shoes and experiencing diverse experiences. It helps children quickly understand the most influential foreign masters and their works in history, quickly accumulate literary knowledge, and provides an index for children's future in-depth reading, as well as materials and topics for writing. This book is suitable for independent reading by middle- and high-grade primary school students, and parent-child reading by lower-grade primary school students.

The National Book Award-winning work, the masterpiece of the memoirs of legendary artist Patti Smith, is newly hardcover and revised in 2017. "Just Kids" begins as a love story and ends as an elegy. It is a tribute to New York in the 1960s and 1970s, when the city was emerging as the cultural capital of the Western world. This book chronicles its wealth and poverty, as well as its gangsters and villains. It tells a true myth and paints a portrait of a young artist on his way up, prelude to the arrival of fame.

My name is Joseph Bernstein, I am almost eight years old, and my parents have gone somewhere. But Miss Marcel said that my name must be Joseph Bertin, I am six years old, my parents died of influenza; because I am a Jew, I have to hide in the yellow villa of Father Pence. But what does it mean to be Jewish? Why can't I be like others? In Father Pence's secret base, I finally found the answer to this question, and I understood that no matter what kind of people they are, they have the right to survive, and our lives are not only meaningful to ourselves... "Do you know who was the first collector in human history? It was Noah. He saved all the creatures created by God."

From the age of 21 to 27, in the golden age of his life, Hemingway lived in Paris and spent a difficult and crazy time. He believes in literature and is arrogant, but he can only make a living as a reporter. His wife Hadley's fund is the main source of income. When he was at his most impoverished, he even went to the Luxembourg Gardens to attack pigeons, and when he caught them, he went home and stewed them. He was a social darling and loved boxing and bullfighting. Boxing was his habit of making friends, and his passion for bullfighting brought him his first important work, "The Sun Also Rises." The ambiguity with Mrs. Duff and the Pfeiffer sisters caused Hemingway to be "punched" by Hadley - and the nurturing marriage came to an end. His parodic works mocked his mentor, and wrote the unspeakable emotional entanglements of some elite friends in Paris, London, and New York into novels... Hemingway went from an unnoticed bystander to the center of attention. ----------Some people say that Hemingway is a "bad boy" who combines the hustle and bustle of Paris, the roughness of the Alps, the brutality of the boxing ring, and a different kind of talent. From beginning to end, Hemingway knew best what kind of person he wanted to be and what kind of achievements he wanted to achieve. No one or anything could stop him.

"I Would Die for You" is the last surviving collection of unpublished posthumous works by the American literary master Fitzgerald, which includes 18 short stories and screenplay outlines. This is Fitzgerald's perfect work. It is Fitzgerald's transformation work that wants to get rid of the label of "youth writer" and move towards more mature realistic literature. In the writer's opinion, this is his perfect work, a "return to zero" for being completely honest with himself. In this work, readers can get a glimpse of his zeroing in and perfection of art and literature, as well as his original intention and desire. The book also contains 40 precious life photos, writer's manuscripts, printed manuscripts and other archive pictures, which is known as the most precious Fitzgerald work.

Since time immemorial, men have picked their noses. However, it was not until the influenza outbreak in 985 BC that nose-picking became an art form. ... Quotes from classics + British humor, a combination of real history and parody fiction. An encyclopedia of nose-picking, a detailed study on nose-picking. Anecdotes and tips on nose picking, teaching you how to pick your nose in a fancy way. From Van Gogh, Munch to Picasso?, A forgotten history of nose picking art. An analysis of the nose picking characteristics of the twelve zodiac signs, so accurate that you will pinch your nose in admiration. 114 Wonderful and vivid illustrations, every page of the book is a highlight. Nose-picking is far more fun than fish and water, and there is no risk. Teach you how to find your "like-minded people" in the crowd. How deep can your fingers penetrate into the nasal cavity? Which finger should you use to pick your nose? Is nose picking addictive? After blowing your nose with a handkerchief, should you check the results afterward? How should I explain to my boyfriend when he catches me digging for treasure? ?...?

"The Shell Pickers" is a collection of eight short stories. It is Anthony Dole's earliest collection of novels and the first work that won him fame. Unlike "Memory Wall", which all takes "memory" as its theme, the eight stories in "The Shell Picker" are told individually, and each story has a theme. However, the overall tone of the book is still the same as Dole's concern about issues such as loss, alienation, and the distance between people. From time to time in "The Shell Picker", readers will feel familiar characters or emotions in "The Memory Wall".

In Deep Pond Hospital, the only remaining almshouse in the United States, Dr. Sweet witnessed all kinds of human suffering and held life conversations with 1,686 patients. Combining many years of medical experience and fluent writing, he revealed all aspects of elderly care in American society and the improper treatment of patients, and put forward the argument that only exercise, healthy diet and a happy mentality can ensure people's health. In Sweet's writing, Shenchi Hospital is like a theater of life with mixed joys and sorrows: it is not only a hospital, but also a shelter, a shelter for the unemployed, a halfway house, and a rehabilitation center. People who need long-term medical care, including ballet dancers, rock musicians, professors, and thieves, have come here. Hens have been raised in the AIDS room. Some people dump their boyfriends here, some find their other half here, some leave with the expectation of a new life, but soon bid farewell to their lives on the streets. In these stories, we see the emotional changes of patients and doctors when facing illness or life and death, as well as true portrayals of the nature, cost and value of physical, mental and spiritual care. This is a new discussion on life, aging, illness and death, and it is a subversive description of the true meaning of medicine. Therefore, Oliver Sachs, the author of "Mistaking My Wife for a Hat," once said that "Heavenly Stop" is worth reading by everyone, especially those who are eager to understand the human nature of medicine. Heaven is very close, but the world is very warm.

This is a comprehensive animal science book that helps you gain knowledge through games. Did you know that since the extinction of the dinosaurs, there has never been an animal larger than a blue whale on earth? You know which creatures use tentacles to move, and which animals can move very fast even without legs? What should you do if you are stung by a jellyfish? How to find a shelter for birds in the cold winter? How to identify animals based on their footprints? ... No matter in the city or suburbs, on land or in the sea, there are many novel animals hidden worth exploring! Countless interesting stories are happening around you.

This is a comprehensive popular science book on wild adventure that helps you gain knowledge in the game. What essential items do you need to set out on an adventure? Do you use Morse code to send messages to friends? Do you know how many ants weigh as much as an elephant? Why are spiders not insects? What should you do if you are accidentally scratched by a nettle? How to use the wind to predict the weather outdoors? How to make a tent from simple materials? Take stock of the skills needed for survival in the wild, and use real-life experiences to help children develop curiosity and thirst for knowledge about nature.

"Youth Ends Here" is a collection of essays in the "Lighthouse Book Series". It selects 29 classic essays by famous writers from nearly 400 issues of "World Literature" magazine since its 65th anniversary. When I was forty, I said to myself: "Youth ends here." On my fiftieth birthday, I said: "It's useless to lie to myself. I'm middle-aged, and I have to agree." When I was sixty, I said: "Now I have to sort out my various things, because I have reached the door of old age and I have to settle an account myself." - Somerset Maugham. My whole life has been a life of long-term struggle, and I must not be laughed at. --George Orwell. The art of writing a letter lies in arousing emotion, in recalling the past, in reliving a day, a moment, or even an instant in the past. --Virginia Woolf.

This book is called the Paris version of "On the Road" and is Kerouac's later work. In a semi-autobiographical style, the novel tells the first-person story of the author's ten-day trip to Paris and Brittany to explore family history. From the unattractive French woman in the Montparnasse gangster bar to the strange French "noble" with the same name as the author, Kerouac was deeply fascinated by everyone and everything on the journey. He believed that he had gained the highest level of life experience in the eyes of the "Beat Generation": "epiphany." The whole book adheres to Kerouac's consistent writing style, using unconstrained associations and passionate writing to write out unique travel insights.

In the first half of the 1920s, Hemingway lived in Paris as a correspondent in Europe. "Paris Never Ends" records the author's life at that time. However, Hemingway only wrote about this period of time nearly forty years later. In other words, both the author and the readers are only tracing those past years in their memories, and for both the author and the readers, these memories have been out of focus and distorted through the lens of time. All memories about Paris blend into a common historical memory of Paris. In this semi-documentary and semi-fictional work, the customs of the Paris literary circle in the 1920s slowly unfolded. The figures who dominated the world's literary and artistic circles at that time were vividly sketched with a few strokes, and they were forever integrated with the city. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

Gide was a writer who truly "read thousands of books and traveled thousands of miles". "Abandoning Travel" is selected from his representative works of travel notes. In it, Gide severely criticized France's colonial policy and revealed the inevitable consequences of the colonial system. Gide's travel notes not only express personal feelings, but are also full of political enthusiasm and sincere humanitarian spirit, occupying a very important position in his entire creative career. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

Select the representative prose works of Kafeng Nagai, the founder of Japanese aesthetic school. Hefeng walked around the streets of Tokyo and European and American countries with sunny clogs on his feet and a bat umbrella in his hand. He recounted his experiences and thoughts in detail, especially recording the traditional culture and ancient relics that had been severely damaged under the impact of modern civilized society. He expressed his aftertaste and yearning for the secular life in Edo with a sad and sad mood, highlighting the cultural critical vision of a traditional literati in a period of social transformation. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

This book is the first collection of essays by the famous American public intellectual Edward Said. It contains nearly 50 cultural criticism essays published in various academic journals and media over the past 35 years. The content covers various aspects such as literature, art, history, philosophy, politics, etc. It reviews the works of literary and philosophical masters such as Hemingway, Orwell, Lukács, Foucault, and Williams. More importantly, a series of core topics and discussions in the Western humanities in the past 30 years can be found in Said's collection of essays. The famous Irish literary critic Seamus Dean praised this book as "a milestone in the intellectual life of the modern world."

When "Should Sade Be Burned" was first published in France, it was titled "On Privilege", which included "Should Sade Be Burned" and "Merleau-Ponty and the Pseudo-Sartre Doctrine". It was later republished under the title "Should Sade Be Burned". Sade was an 18th-century French erotica writer, and the term Sadism comes from his name. Some people believe that he is a sexual evil, advocating the indulgence of instinct, and is unforgivable. Others see him as a warrior who encourages people to achieve complete liberation through the gratification of various forms of desire. His works were banned in France, and he was not rehabilitated until the beginning of the 20th century. He was a pioneer of "cursed writers". Beauvoir's angle is very special. Her book is called "Theory of Privilege". It starts from the privileged class's understanding of their situation, taking the old aristocracy as an example: the aristocrats defended their rights without considering the rationality of these rights. Sade was born into a noble family, but he had the courage to take on his own uniqueness and violate the moral standards followed by the nobles. In the most straightforward way, he demanded that his own pleasure be the law. Although he failed in the end, his flamboyant behavior revealed that the egoism of the privileged class could only be wishful thinking and could not give itself legitimacy in the eyes of everyone. The second article "Merleau-Ponty and the Pseudo-Sartre Doctrine" is also written from the perspective of the privileged class. In the French environment of the 1950s and 1960s, some intellectuals stood on the side of interests, tried to confuse the general interests with the interests of the bourgeoisie, and had a debate with Sartre. Beauvoir defended Sartre and wrote this article.

"Meanwhile" is Santanger's "last" essay collection, her "last book". The title of the book is taken from the title of Susan Santan's last speech. The content is divided into three parts. The first part introduces in detail several neglected masterpieces of modern European literature in the form of narrative and discussion. The second part is commentary on current affairs. The third part is the speeches, which are the integration of Sontag's writing and actions throughout her life. It can be said that she achieved everything she praised in theory and in practice throughout her life.

"Selected Wildlife Stories of Seton (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)" includes: "Selected Stories of Seton's Wild Animals (Part 1)" and "Selected Stories of Seton's Wild Animals (Part 2)". Introduction to "Selected Wild Animal Stories from Seton (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)": Natural history refers to the observation, recording, and classification of nature at a macro level. Natural history emphasizes the "three-in-one" of knowledge, emotion and values, as well as appreciation and experience. Natural history advocates personal practice, respect for the wilderness, and always feel the wilderness. Natural history emphasizes symbiosis with nature, respect for nature, and respect for nature as a prerequisite.

"Narrative, Style and Subtext: Rereading Classic British and American Short Stories" is divided into two parts. The first part is a theoretical discussion, sorting out the complex yet complementary relationship between narratology and stylistics, revealing the substantive connotations of the core concepts and analysis models of narratology, clarifying the different classifications and research perspectives involved, and laying the groundwork for text analysis. The next part is the focus of "Narrative, Style and Subtext: Re-reading Classic British and American Short Stories". It focuses on the interpretation of the works and selects representative British and American classic short stories (mainly American short stories) for "whole close reading" within the text, outside the text, and between the texts to discover the hidden text or deep meaning. This research is of international cutting-edge nature. It corrects and clarifies some theoretical misunderstandings and confusions based on relevant discussions in the international academic community, and provides a novel reinterpretation of the text. The interpretation method also has important reference value.

Through various chapters, the two authors of "Shakespeare in the Visual Age" conducted detailed and unique interpretations and criticisms of more than ten representative Shakespearean comedies, historical dramas, tragedies and legendary drama films from the perspectives of content, ideas, themes, techniques, art, society, etc., And responded to the above issues. Shakespearean films originated and developed at the same time as film art. In the 1990s, the so-called "Shakespearean film revival" appeared. In the context of the "visual age", what is the interactive relationship between Shakespeare, a classic of human culture and literature, and film, a popular art media? What significance will such interaction have on the interpretation and dissemination of classic literature in a new context, and on the ideological and technical challenges that mass art media will encounter in the new era? Internationally, the study of Shakespeare's films has become an important part of Shakespeare studies, and the study of adaptations of literary works is also becoming a prominent subject. How do Chinese scholars and academic circles respond, participate, and make their voices heard?

"Illustrated History of Japanese Literature" is one of the illustrated series of foreign literary histories. In works on the history of Japanese literature, it is not surprising that certain writers or works are marked up or down when classified. "The Illustrated History of Japanese Literature" is based on the above-mentioned division method, and briefly describes the development process of Japanese literature in the form of pictures and texts for the enjoyment of readers.

This book is a planned teaching material for the 21st century. It is compiled on the basis of extensive collection of opinions on curriculum teaching in colleges and universities, and reference and absorption of teaching reform experiences in various places. The book is divided into four parts: poetry, prose, novels, and drama. Each part includes: 1. The general introduction mainly introduces the development overview, artistic characteristics and appreciation methods of this literary form. 2. Original text, annotations. 3. Appreciation of works. 4. The knowledge base mainly lists some basic common sense about literary history that is easy for students to remember and master. This book can be used as a general teaching material for Chinese or literature appreciation courses in higher vocational colleges. It can also be used as a daily reading for students and classical literature lovers. It can also be used by Chinese teachers as a teaching reference book.

"Christian Culture and Western Literary Tradition" mainly discusses the influence of Christian culture on the way of thinking of Western writers and the inseparable connection between Western literature and Christian culture. It involves the characteristics of Christian culture itself, the evolution process of Christian culture, and the thinking model of Christian culture. It is on this basis that this book analyzes the process and basic characteristics of the ancient and modern evolution of Western literary spirit. The basic point of the book is that human society has gone through four stages of cultural development: sustenance by blood, sustenance by faith, sustenance by rationality and sustenance by human rights. The emergence of Christian culture is the replacement of blood ties with the way of belief, and the faith way of Christian culture, under the influence of society and culture itself, has developed the modern rational way of maintaining it and the way of maintaining human rights that has just begun to emerge today. Western literature is constrained by this, and in the cultural spirit reflects the transformation of human beings from natural people to social people and even to people in today's cultural sense, thus making Western literature a unique spiritual and cultural phenomenon.

More than 400 years after its birth, Shakespeare's plays are still performed lively on the stage. This article selects the performances of Shakespeare's historical plays on the contemporary drama stage and the adapted film and television works as the research objects, sorting out the performances in various countries, summarizing the film and television expression methods that emerged in the 20th century, and the adaptation of Shakespeare's historical plays, and exploring people's new understanding of Shakespeare's historical plays in the new era. Historical dramas use an artistic method to interpret for modern people all the things that happened in the past in human history. When people "at this time" look at the people and things "then" with cold eyes, they are thinking about the real situation. The performances and film and television adaptations of Shakespeare's historical plays in the 20th century are also a way for modern people to re-examine themselves and express themselves. It has changed from the expression of historical plays in Shakespeare's period 400 years ago. At the same time, the interpretations of Shakespeare's historical plays in contemporary countries around the world are constantly filled with expressions of historical dramas - politics, human nature, and due to different national cultures. Social reality... In the Internet age and the tide of consumer culture in the 20th century, the interpretation of Shakespeare's historical dramas inevitably faces the situation of classics being consumed, and at the same time it also relies on consumer culture to spread; and how to use the world audience's love for Shakespeare's historical dramas to express Britain's political belief in re-emerging in the 21st century is also a content of great interest to this article.

This set of Dickinson's complete works is the result of twenty years of hard work by the translator, Mr. Pu Long. Previously, Professor Pu devoted a year of research on Dickinson at Harvard University and Dickinson's hometown as a Fulbright scholar in 1994-95. After returning to China, he continued to delve into multiple editions of Dickinson's poetry collections and foreign academic materials. Many poetry translations were revised repeatedly and drafted several times. This set of complete works is a complete compilation of the two versions of Dickinson's poems edited by Johnson and Franklin. The differences between the two versions are explained with notes. In addition, Mr. Pu also researched the writing background of each poem in detail and appended it to the corresponding poem. The fourth volume is the translation of the selected letters of Dickinson edited by Johnson, which contains the most valuable letters of the poetess throughout her creative career. In addition, Mr. Pu also attaches background research after each translation. Whether for lovers of poetry and literature or for scholars interested in studying Dickinson, this set of Dickinson's complete works is a rare treasure.

"Brazil: The Country of the Future" can be seen as a biography written by Zweig about Brazil. It is a work that Zweig created during his second trip to Brazil to comprehensively introduce the country. The first half shows the past, present and future of Brazil from three aspects: history, economy and culture, while the second half introduces different urban characteristics of Brazil based on cities. The book entrusts all of Zweig's hopes for human civilization. To this day, it is still one of the must-read books for understanding Brazil.

"The Rebel" is one of the masterpieces of Camus, the French literary master of absurd existential philosophy. In this well-referenced essay, Camus adopts a frank and honest attitude and re-examines the spirit of resistance that has emerged in the long history of mankind: the French Revolution and the Russian Revolution at the historical level; the thinkers include the Marquis de Sade, Saint-Just, Nietzsche, and Marx; and the ideological trends from nihilism to surrealism, from anarchism to liberalism. Camus' critical spirit revealed in "The Resistance" ultimately established the book's classic status.

Although life is full of pain and bitterness, every sad episode in the book "I Don't Want You to Die for Nothing: 17 Farewell Letters to My Daughter" can make people see the sunshine of hope. Faith transcends death, time accumulates calmness, and life blooms with the most dazzling brilliance. "I Don't Want You to Die for Nothing: 17 Farewell Letters to My Daughters" shows readers a country that should not be forgotten or ignored by us.

Renci, a visiting professor at Tyler University in Indiana, was invited to give a lecture on Argentine literature and fell in love with his host, academic star Ada. Just as the two were having trysts frequently and becoming inseparable, an accident led to Ada's violent death, which led to the intervention of the FBI, and the story was gradually revealed. There is a serious theme behind it: the comprehensive invasion and squeeze of human beings by technological rationality. Humanity and human dignity are gone, and personal freedom and privacy are gone. Humanity's utopian infinite and beautiful reveries have all hit the soft wall built by electronic technology, with no way to escape.

More than 70 multinational companies are competing for group purchases. The eloquence skills book that helps 12 million professionals communicate effectively has finally come to China! Break through communication barriers, speak meaningfully and powerfully, show your true qualities as an elite, and realize your ambitions! You are very authoritative, you just need to express yourself!

"Dan Brown's Home Code" is divided into 15 chapters in prose to track and sort out the relationship between the creation and home of important American writers such as Faulkner, Frost, O'Neill and Dan Brown. Many of the contents are either little-known or thought-provoking, enlightening or amusing, hilarious or memorable, and there are many Chinese writers, scholars and young friends who can learn from them.

"Wartime Notes" describes a chapter written by a military pilot who participated in the war, was forced to lie dormant, and returned to the battlefield. The precious historical materials in "Wartime Notes" recreate the social conditions of the silent period after the fall of France.

The prose in the book spans nearly twenty years, covering almost his entire writing career, showing a flawless style. In the early days of his writing career, his style tended to be descriptive and narrative, which were based on the war and poverty he experienced, such as "Hanging" and "Elephant Hunting". Later, his articles tended to be more argumentative, such as "Poetry and Microphone", as well as comments on writers and works. In these articles, which are difficult for many writers to achieve, we can see the author's attack on totalitarian politics and his sympathy for the people at the bottom. We can also feel his sharp writing, fiery thoughts, and vivid language.

Nobel Prize winner Kertesz Imlay's "Thanks to Auschwitz" musings across the ages. "The Boatman's Diary" was published in 1992. It is a diary written by Kertés Imlay, the 2002 Nobel Prize winner for literature, from 1961 to 1991. This diary, which lasted for thirty years, records not daily trivial matters, but daily thoughts. It is a philosophical expression and literary record of his daily, almost paranoid thinking. It is a dialogue between him and Pascal, Goethe, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Kafka, Camus, Beckett, and Bernhard. Like a calm and rational scientist, Kertesz recorded in detail the fragments of thoughts scattered in daily life with objective eyes, frankly explained his literary concepts and attempts, and organically combined life description with artistic expression.

South Korea's ace variety show producer Na Young-seok gave a half-time confession of his life, reviewing the ups and downs of his growth in front of and behind the scenes of the national variety show "Two Days and One Night". At the peak of his career, Luo Yingshi sent himself to the farthest place, Iceland, to embark on an unplanned aurora exploration trip. "Two Days and One Night" produced by him opened a new era of reality variety shows in South Korea, repeatedly achieving ratings miracles and becoming a well-known variety show in South Korea. In the book, he recalled how such a national variety show was born out of desperation and against the backdrop of rock bottom ratings; he also recalled his journey into the TV station, from college to the workplace, and the process of changing his identity and role. In addition, this is also a travel guide to Iceland's polar scenery. The so-called meaning of travel may be to leave the place where you are; but through the switching of vision during travel, you may be able to re-see your original intention that has been dusted for a long time, and regain the passion for life and the energy for work. PD Luo said: If you want to make a decision, it's not too late to make it after the trip. The competition is still long anyway!

"Turancao" is a collection of essays written by Master Kanehao during his travels. It is one of the three major collections of essays in Japan along with "Pillow Grass" written by Seishonagon and "Kojiki" written by Kamo Nagaaki. The book is divided into 243 paragraphs, varying in length, describing what is heard and felt in daily life, simple and friendly, and touching the soul. "In vain" is famous all over the world for the escapist truth revealed in its indifferent words, and has become a shining pearl of pure beauty in the history of Japanese classical literature. Reading it again today, more than 600 years later, is still full of fragrance and it is difficult to put it down.

A black novel written in "code", the nightmare and memory of an era. Norman Manea's most important literary work. Norman Manea, a Romanian Jewish writer, a Nazi concentration camp survivor and exile, lives in the English-speaking world but insists on writing in his native language. His works are widely praised for their extremely deep compassion and "passionate and exciting sense of literary justice". His writing makes us realize that language gives people dignity and makes history possible; language gives people a place of belonging and gives exiles a foundation. In the novel "The Black Envelope", which was born after many difficulties, Manea started from his personal experience and narrated various stories in another wall in the post-Auschwitz era. This may be his best work.

Haruki Murakami clearly expressed his views on the world for the first time. This is the most important collection of essays in his 35 years of debut. He personally selected uncollected works and unpublished articles and included them in the famous Jerusalem speech "High Walls and Eggs". "Incredibly Mixed Moods" is the most important collection of essays in Murakami's creative career, and is known as "a must-read book for a complete understanding of Murakami Haruki's literature and heart."

"Air Letters" is a collection of correspondence between Nobel Prize winner Tranströmer and the famous American poet Robert Bly. In nearly thirty years of correspondence, the two poets fully expressed their respective philosophy of poetry creation and poetry translation, exchanged their thoughts on the changes in world affairs from the 1960s to the 1980s, and shared every detail of their daily lives and emotional worlds. This is an important basis for studying the aesthetics of their poetry and a historical witness to their sincere friendship.

"Walden" is a collection of essays written by American writer Henry David Thoreau. In the book, the author describes in detail the two years and two months he spent in a regenerated forest on the shores of Walden Pond and his many thoughts during this period. The book begins with spring, goes through summer, autumn and winter, and ends with spring. Just like a cycle of life, the end is also the starting point, and life begins to recover. The whole book is full of tranquility, tranquility and wisdom. In analyzing life and criticizing customs, the sentences are astonishing, the words are shining, the insights are unique and thought-provoking. After reading it, readers will naturally feel the purity of the soul and the sublimation of the spirit.

Life requires exploration and some persistence. It is a thought, but also a persistence, a kind of inner exploration and stubborn spiritual existence. This thought that makes you restrained, self-disciplined, and diligent, this kind of thing that attracts people, can even change our lives in the end. People are alive to find and stick to what they like to do. At least we will not be defeated by mediocrity, and we still have the power in our bodies to remind us to move towards the light. There must always be a beautiful thought in our life, so we can be willing to follow our inner arrangements. Focus on making something, at least, worthy of the time. Let's leave time to tell the rest.

A collection of essays, published in 1986, including more than 200 short essays written by Borges when he was the editor-in-chief of the "Foreign Books and Authors" column of the Buenos Aires magazine "Family". The words "Tofu Chunks" range from nightmares, metaphors, and time to the rhetorical intention of "The Divine Comedy" and the narrative rules of detective novels. From Shakespeare and Kafka to Cao Xueqin and Murasaki Shikibu, it is a collection of reading notes and writers' notes. Borges believed that the works of many "second- and third-rate" writers, or even the talk in the streets, might have something comparable to classics.

A collection of essays, published in 1932, which includes book and film reviews written by Borges and discusses his views on literature and art. For example, "Gaucho Poems" and "Argentinian Writers and Tradition" focus on the local literary style of Argentina; "The Other Whitman" and "Flaubert and His Iconic Goals" turn their attention to world literature; "Achilles and the Eternal Race of the Tortoise" and "The Metamorphosis of the Tortoise" explore the philosophical propositions that the author has in mind. The article covers a wide range of topics. Borges said: "My life lacks life and death. It is this lack that makes me reluctantly like these trivial things."

A collection of essays, published in 1936, containing eight articles. Among them, "The History of Eternity" sorts out and denies the history of "eternity" in Platonism and Christian theology, and "Two Commentaries: Approaching Almotaxin" attempts to prove the "circular" nature of time... "Eternity," "reincarnation," and "cycle" all point to the proposition of time.

"To be face to face with the screen is to be face to face with yourself." The great master Akira Kurosawa once selected 100 of his favorite movies during his lifetime, from "Tears of the Broken Flowers" in the silent film era to Takeshi Kitano's "Hanabi", spanning the 20th century and including textbook-level film history. Classic and pleasing genre masterpieces: "The Gold Rush", "Bicycle Thieves", "The 400 Blows", "The Birds", "Godzilla", "Annie Hall", "The Godfather Part II", "My Neighbor Totoro"... Let us discover the charm of movies with concise and sharp comments. The colorful light and shadow of hundreds of films and the memories of his daughter Kazuko Kurosawa also outline for us the daily side of the film master.