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This book is an anthology of Zhao Shuli's works, including his three masterpieces: "Xiao Erhei's Marriage", "Li Youcai's Banal Talk" and "Sanli Bay". These three works occupy an important position in the history of Chinese literature, have had widespread influence, and have become classics. Zhao Shuli is a representative writer of rural literature. He vividly describes the new life in rural areas with his simple and vivid language, and successfully creates many lifelike images of farmers, which is worthy of careful reading by current readers. In September 2019, Zhao Shuli's novel "Sanli Bay" was selected into the "Collection of 70 Novels in the 70 Years of New China".

What happened at that time will take many years to learn the full plot. The humble things planted in times of sadness and pain can silently blossom and bear fruit. What is loneliness? Loneliness is misunderstanding, loneliness is abandonment, loneliness is bullying, loneliness is failure, loneliness is failure, loneliness is decision-making... Loneliness is pervasive. There is a loneliness seed in the bodies of men, women, old and young. When you pry open the hard shell, the seed is trust, kindness, strength, breakthrough, sublimation, and relief. The ten stories, written with deep emotional warmth, reveal the sweet and salty life and tell the ten kinds of unspeakable loneliness. Jian Yu writes about the real joy and bitterness in life with a flexible, graceful and humorous writing style.

This book is based on "The Complete Works of Osamu Dazai" published by Japan's Chikuma Shobo in 1985, and includes 13 novels and essays by Osamu Dazai, including "Golden Landscape", "Women's Talk", "Eighty-Eight Nights", "Pretty Girl", "Yezakura and the Magic Flute". "Golden Scenery" depicts Dazai Osamu's respect for female beauty through the maid Qing's consistent consideration and comfort for the dandy young master. "The Song of Lazy" deeply reflects on the evil of laziness and writes the inspiring saying "If you don't work, you have no rights, and you will naturally lose your qualifications as a human being."

An interesting exploration of China's local science fiction, featuring mountains, rivers, scenery, and folk customs, using a science fiction perspective to create a new imagination. Science fiction not only focuses on science and the future, but also thinks about our history and our identity. This book is a rare on-site visit to the creation of science fiction. "Life in Amber" invited more than a dozen science fiction writers, including World Science Fiction Nebula Award and Hugo Award winners, such as Lawrence M. Schoen and Derek Kunschken, to travel to Guizhou to collect inspiration. They turned the inspiration they obtained from local national culture into wild and imaginative science fiction stories, taking a solid step towards the integration of science fiction literature and Chinese local culture. Science fiction is an art about the universe and the starry sky and the destiny of mankind. However, the understanding of the universe and the starry sky and the historical destiny experienced by human beings in different places and nationalities are actually different. --Liu Cixin uses science fiction to describe the unique culture of people in remote areas, as well as their history of escaping poverty and expeditions to the stars and seas. It is an unparalleled work. --Han Song------The Chinese Science Fiction Series is an anthology series of science fiction novels focusing on Chinese geography and humanities. It invites well-known science fiction writers at home and abroad to discover and experience the unique local geographical landscape, humanistic history and folk skills, and use this as inspiration and material to create science fiction literary works with rich connotations.

This book is a collection of short stories, one of the "Dahe Literature Collection", and includes the author's selected works such as "A Pair of Red Dancing Shoes", "A Sheep's Monologue", "The Eyes on the Balcony Opposite", "Catwoman", "The Ajar Door Next Door", etc. The perspectives of these novels are unique and distinctive. The content ranges from rural areas to cities, from people to animals, and is highly personalized. The overall artistic conception of the selected novels is gentle and unobtrusive. They not only criticize the indifference and selfishness of human nature, but also praise the harmony between people and between people and animals.

This book is a collection of short stories, including the author's selected works such as "Voluntary Letter", "Waiting for You to Grow Hair", "Ten Thousand Days of Seven Melons", "A Woman's Autumn Morning", "Odd Jobs", etc. These novels have a strong female perspective, and most of the contents are closely related to the author's work, including the warm doctor-patient relationship, stories of various patients, doctors and patients' reverence for life, desire for family affection, and the ups and downs of love, etc.

The story described in "Recrossing the Galaxy" takes place in Yanchi, an old revolutionary area. It is a love story. It is written about rural life before the development of the western region and Yanchi. It is about the humanistic environment of the countryside and the thoughts and emotions of the villagers. It is about people's strong desire to live in the city and their yearning for a better life after the transformation in the early stages of Yanchi's comprehensive construction of a well-off society and social transformation. Unexpectedly, in just a decade or so, Yanchi County has realized the happy and beautiful life of farmers moving into cities and integrating urban and rural areas.

"Boxer (Collection of Sun Haixiang's Short Stories)" edited by Sun Haixiang tells the story that when two people touch their hands, they are like boxers. They say fistfight and start fighting again. Li Jinlin's boxing singing is very charming, the rhythm is neither fast nor slow, like Three Peach Gardens, Six Lian Sheng, Erlang Mountain. Sun He also responded with the same rhythm, the two of them were like saws, you pushed, I pulled, I pushed, you pulled, back and forth, relaxed and relaxed. The two boxers made solid strokes, no missing punches, correct words, no rushing punches, and a steady rhythm... Li Jinlin said, just drink eighty-four, wear silk or jingouzi, and just play to keep your heartbeat. Sun He said, it's up to you. Li Jinlin rolled up his sleeves, slapped his broad palm on the table, and a chopstick bounced up with a whoosh, doing a five-and-a-half-turn somersault in the air, hitting the roof, falling on a light bulb, and fell dazedly into the pot of mutton stew, splashing a few drops of soup on the fat man's face. The fat man hurriedly wiped it with his hands and said while wiping it, it's burned to death, it's burned to death.

This book is a collection of short stories, including "Dense Zhagan Forest" and a total of four novels. The novels are simple and the background of the stories all take place in the vast countryside and grasslands. Although the stories are short, the novels are full of content, including the heartbreaking love tragedy of Honghua, and the old secretary of Qiande who uses his simple language and perseverance to make people read the positive energy of society. In the end, good people are rewarded.

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 some excellent works among them, such as "The Biography of the Prefect of Nanke" and "The Biography of Yingying". This book is annotated by Mr. Zhang Youhe, an expert on classical novels, and has a preface by Mr. Cheng Yizhong. With detailed annotations, it is an excellent selection for understanding the legends of the Tang and Song Dynasties. In addition, this time, professional scholars were specially invited to provide introductions and knowledge links to facilitate students' reading and understanding.

Chekhov was a writer with a strong sense of humor. In his novels, he cleverly produced laughter with subtly different emotional colors based on the different natures of the characters and events depicted. Light humor was often intertwined with bitter irony. Chekhov's novels are compact and concise, concise and concise, giving readers room for independent thinking.

"Diary of a Madman: The Complete Novels of Lu Xun" contains all of Lu Xun's novels, selected from three novel collections: "The Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories". Lu Xun's novels take ordinary social life as their themes and deeply reflect on culture and human nature. They have deep artistic conception, cold outside and hot inside, cold and humorous writing, and concise and sharp syntax. Most of the stories are set in his hometown, and have created many classic and unforgettable novel protagonists such as Ah Q, Xiang Linsao, Kong Yiji, and Run Tu. This book also includes Mr. Lu Xun's "How I Started Writing Novel" as a preface to share his creative experience with readers; the back of the book also includes "Mr. Lu Xun's Chronicle" written by Lu Xun's friend Xu Shouchang to help readers understand Lu Xun more specifically.

The works in the short story collection "Day after Day" take the changes of the times brought about by the accelerated development of cities as the main background of creation. The collection of short stories brings together the lives of individual entrepreneurs, migrant workers and ordinary people in daily life, showing the fate of small people in the context of the times. Society is changing with each passing day, and people have to change themselves to adapt to changes in the surrounding social environment. However, no matter how many hardships and struggles they experience, these ordinary people always treat life with the greatest patience and sincerity, and create the value of life in their ordinary day-to-day lives. The novel maintains a touch of tenderness among people in the cruel reality. "Day after Day" is chosen as the title of the book because life is both daily and impermanent.

The collection of short stories "Visitors from the Alley" is a memoir written from the author's childhood perspective using a novel style. There are eight short stories in the book, namely "Qingyun Lane", "Boys and Girls", "Those Flowers", "Because of Love", "Unexpected Incident", "Moonlight in the Alley", "The Wind Continues to Blow" and "Visitors from the Alley". In the small alley, there is endless talk about the filthy parents and the various conditions of the world. The relatively independent yet interrelated chapters in the article describe all kinds of people and miscellaneous things in Qingyun Lane, which are intertwined together to form an floating world picture with the customs and fireworks of eastern Zhejiang. In the alley, people come, some go, some cry, some laugh... Time quietly changes everything, but it leaves behind memories.

This book is a collection of short stories in the "Ningbo Young Writers Library (Volume 5)". It takes 40 men living in Huazhen, a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, as the protagonists, and depicts the unique destiny and personality of modern men in the changing times. Men in Huazhen are accustomed to naming themselves after trees. Some of their life episodes are like trees that are evergreen all year round, while others have fallen leaves. Their stories of pursuing their dreams are as tenacious as towering trees and as colorful as luxuriant fir trees. The novel takes the growth of "I" as the main line and divides the story of 40 male protagonists pursuing their dreams into four chapters. The first chapter, Wutong Yeyu, interprets 10 men with special habits and hobbies; the second chapter, Cold Pines and Cypresses, shows the style of the times when 10 men pursue their dreams; the third chapter, Maple Leaf Flowing Dan, depicts the emotional experiences of 10 men; the fourth chapter, Fire Trees and Silver Fir, describes the life feelings of 10 migrant men.

"The Complete Translation of Sou Shen Ji" is a collection of novels recording magical and strange stories in ancient folklore. Most of the stories reflect the thoughts and feelings of ancient people to a certain extent. It is a collection of ancient Chinese myths and legends. It collects more than 410 ancient mythical stories and is the first of its kind in ancient Chinese mythological novels. This book comes with a full vernacular translation of the book.

This is a Cixi literary series, divided into five parts: novellas, short novels, modern poetry, classical poetry and critical literature. The novella part "Uncle is here" consists of four novellas: "My Sister", "Uncle is here", "Lao Hai" and "This Newspaper News". The short novel section "What do you want me to say before you believe it" contains several short stories, which are short and thoughtful. The modern poetry section "Moonlight Ballads" includes many modern poems such as "Hometown" and "Walking in the South of the Yangtze River". The classical poetry section "Mirror Shadow Collection" is a selection of old-style poetry works created by the author in the past ten years. The critical literature section "Spiritual Loneliness and Struggle" includes the latest critical works created by the author in recent years, mainly reviewing the works of local writers. This set of books is a concentrated display of the works of several writers in Cixi, and is the enrichment and continuation of the "Cixi Literature Series".

This is a Cixi literary series, divided into five parts: novellas, short novels, modern poetry, classical poetry and critical literature. The novella part "Uncle is here" consists of four novellas: "My Sister", "Uncle is here", "Lao Hai" and "This Newspaper News". The short novel section "What do you want me to say before you believe it" contains several short stories, which are short and thoughtful. The modern poetry section "Moonlight Ballads" includes many modern poems such as "Hometown" and "Walking in the South of the Yangtze River". The classical poetry section "Mirror Shadow Collection" is a selection of old-style poetry works created by the author in the past ten years. The critical literature section "Spiritual Loneliness and Struggle" includes the latest critical works created by the author in recent years, mainly reviewing the works of local writers. This set of books is a concentrated display of the works of several writers in Cixi, and is the enrichment and continuation of the "Cixi Literature Series".

Margaret Atwood, author of Booker Prize winner "The Handmaid's Tale," is a work of self-transcendence. It took ten years to create a grand narrative that presents a dystopian "post-apocalyptic" world. The Chinese version is assembled in its entirety for the first time, and includes a new preface by the author. Hulu is about to adapt a TV series to reconstruct the parallel universe of "The Handmaid's Tale". "Antelope and Crake" tells the story of a future world where the abuse of biotechnology has caused disasters and "corporations" control the lifeblood of all resources. A super infectious disease of unknown origin swept the world, and very few people survived. "The Year of the Flood" follows the encounters of two women and retells the other side of the story: Toby, who was in danger several times but survived tenaciously, and Ryan, who seemed weak and drifted with the crowd. In this world where biotechnology is wantonly abused and dominated by capital and men, how can they control their destiny in their own hands? "Mad Adam" reunites the characters from the two previous works and tells the story of how the survivors in the post-"flood" era try to understand the past and rebuild a new civilization and meaning on the ruins of the past.

The animal novel king Shen Shixi·Stray Dog Oreo book series is led by Shen Shixi and created by the Little War Elephant team. It focuses on the theme of stray dogs for the first time. The second series is published in three volumes with an open structure. The book uses a realistic writing style to tell the story of a border collie named Oreo who met and accompanied different protagonists on his wandering journey, and was finally abandoned for various reasons. Each story begins with Oreo getting acquainted with a new owner. Due to the owner's different occupations and different temperaments, a deep love and bond develop between Oreo and the stray dog, and Oreo's colorful "dog life" journey is fully demonstrated.

This is the first time in China that the works of Richard Yates have been collected and published, and it is also the first time in China that this contemporary American classic writer has been comprehensively and systematically translated and introduced. It collects almost all of Yates's important works and fully displays Yates's literary world; America's "great writer in the age of anxiety" and a faithful recorder of mainstream life in the United States in the mid-20th century. Critics have compared Yates with Chekhov, Fitzgerald, and John Cheever. The characters are lifelike, the writing is delicate and sophisticated, the plot is well-conceived and fascinating, and it has the power of compassion to make people cry while reading. Yates's works are all about the ordinary lives of ordinary people, describing the loneliness, loss and despair of ordinary people. He himself once said: "If there is any theme in my works, I think there is only one simple one: people are lonely, no one can escape, and this is their tragedy." A common theme in his works is the fragmentation of the "American Dream", and they represent an important aspect of the American experience: the chaos in the economic boom after World War II. The middle-class suburban life seems peaceful and comfortable, but beneath the surface of happiness is often addiction to alcohol, mental crisis or even on the verge of collapse. It can be said that Yates's work is like a ruthless mirror that reflects the shortcomings and strange phenomena of American society. He writes candidly and without whitewashing, fully revealing the oppression and alienation of people by society, as well as the extreme loneliness in the nature of each person.

A representative work of philosophy by French Enlightenment thinkers, a must-read classic. Diderot is known as the "standard bearer of the Enlightenment philosophers" and his works have influenced ideological trends for hundreds of years. The pinnacle of Diderot's philosophical novels and a masterpiece of dialectics. "The Nephew of Rameau" is the second volume of the "Collected Works of Diderot", which includes "The Nephew of Rameau" and "This is Not a Story". "The Nephew of Rameau" is a dialogue-length philosophical novel written between 1761 and 1762, but was not published during the author's lifetime. In 1805, Goethe translated it into Germany, but it was not until 1823 that Lameaux's Nephew, compiled from Diderot's own manuscript, was first published in France. "Ramaou's Nephew" is as much a conversation as it is a debate. On one side of the conversation "I" is a philosopher who represents universal values, and on the other side is the nephew of the musician Rameau, a poor young man. The two met in a cafe and started chatting. The argument became more and more intense. Their words were full of laughter, curses, ridicule and speculation. Engels praised him as a "masterpiece of dialectics". "This is Not a Story" is a short story published in "Literary Letters" in 1773, telling two short love stories.

"The Scream" is Mr. Lu Xun's long-famous collection of novels. It is the pioneer and flagship work of modern Chinese novels. It collects fourteen novels written from 1918 to 1922, including his representative articles "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", "Social Opera", etc. "Wandering" is Mr. Lu Xun's second collection of short stories, which includes eleven short stories written between 1924 and 1925, including "Blessings", "At the Restaurant", "Happy Big Family", "Old Master Gao", "Brothers", "Sad Death", etc.

"The Moon and Sixpence" tells the story of Strickland, a successful securities broker who has a comfortable life that others envy. Later, he went to Paris alone because he was obsessed with painting. However, his colorful paintings were not recognized by the outside world, and he fell into the abyss of poverty and illness. "The Veil" tells the story of the young and beautiful Katie who went to Hong Kong with her husband. Katie fell in love with a married man and thought she had met true love. But after the affair was revealed, her lover immediately abandoned her for the sake of his reputation. After experiencing betrayal, Walter decided to practice medicine in Meitan Mansion, where the epidemic was rampant, and asked the painful Katie to go with him. "Blade" tells the story of Larry, who fought bravely and returned to the United States after World War I. What greeted him was a seemingly magnanimous life. But the cruelty of the war and the death of his comrades made him doubt the meaning and value of life.

The novel "The Man Living Together Wants to Leave" has exploded in the literary world, ranking among the top three on reading websites. It attracted more than 200 media reports. CCTV, Beijing TV, Shandong Satellite TV, and Hunan Satellite TV have produced special programs.

"Kilometer Zero" is the latest novel masterpiece by Tang Di, a post-1980s crossover writer and pioneering film director. The work consists of thirteen journeys - thirteen independent but connected novel stories, narrated by a mysterious and looming protagonist Li Songye, and all the stories follow his whereabouts. The thirteen "journeys" can be independent chapters or connected into a map-like novel. In the process of heading to the "zero kilometer", the story is embedded in the deeply remembered fragments of the journey. In the name of the small town, it is distributed among several crucial turning points in life. The story unfolds around the intertwining of memory and forgetting, reality and magic, body and soul, and uses novels, dramas, images and hidden camera language to detail the spiritual wanderings and adventures of contemporary youth "on the way".

This set includes: "Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise", "Kim Ji Young Born in 1982", "Letter to Hyun Nam Brother", "The Melting Pot", "The Life of the Disliked Songzi", "Bear Town", "I Will Go Alone", "Home on the Slope", "Where is the God Goes to the Village (New Edition)", "When You Are Sad, Go to the Kitchen", "Big Little Lies", and "Awakening".

This book collects four novels by Guo Xu: "Commander Yang's Young Pioneers" reflects the vibrant life of a children's combat team led by Yang Jingyu, commander of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. "Relationship" records the story of Xiao Xie, an injured young pioneer, who spent three months of left-behind recuperation life together with the squad leader of the cook, and finally broke through the siege and returned to the organization... These works describe the scenes of children's combat life and reproduce their growth process of tempering themselves in combat and making continuous progress; under the education of the party, they are all brave, strong, and full of resilience. Long-term training has allowed them to develop the fine qualities of not being afraid of hardships and difficulties, and they have developed the precious spirit of loyalty to the motherland and love for the people.

This book mainly writes about the extraordinary experience of a martial arts young man nicknamed "Little Machete" in the old society and the revolutionary ranks. He practiced martial arts, boiled salt, followed the adults in fighting the "anti-smuggling team" controlled by the local tyrants and evil gentry, participated in the destruction of the "official salt shop", assisted the Eighth Route Army in attacking Japanese steamships, killed the puppet army team leader, led the district team to fight against the feudal sect-Erkanhui, and fought against traitor agents and Kuomintang task force agents, etc. During these struggles, he moved from boyhood to youth, from childishness to maturity, and grew into an anti-Japanese hero. The story of the novel is tortuous and thrilling, the writing style is fresh and simple, and it has a strong style and atmosphere of northern rural life custom paintings.

This book is an anthology of Xiao Hong's novels, including three novels: "The Field of Life and Death", "The Bridge" and "The Story of Hulan River". "The Field of Life and Death" uses the technique of group portraits to tell the story of villagers in a small village on the outskirts of Harbin in the 1930s. The closed and backward countryside has caused spiritual desolation and emptiness among the villagers, while the exploitation and oppression of the landlords has brought them the reality of living in poverty despite working all year round. Numbness and ignorance spread among them. The Japanese invasion brought far more pain to the villagers than before. Many villagers died and fled, and a small number of them joined various anti-Japanese teams. Erliban, who used to be passive and slack during the war against Japan, lost his wife and children, and wanted to join the revolutionary army but was ridiculed by the distrust of the villagers. However, he still said goodbye to his old sheep and followed Li Qingshan lamely to the city to join the team. The hills and woods gradually faded away, leaving only the old sheep neighing.

This book is a collection of writer Wang Yuanjian's classic works. It includes a series of works by the author describing the struggle life of the Red Army and the people in the old revolutionary base areas during the Second Civil Revolutionary War. Among them, "Party Dues" is his classic masterpiece. The work is cleverly conceived, has a clear theme, and is rich in storytelling. It is good at capturing typical details and the shining things in the character's personality to express the noble spirit of the hero. The writing is real and touching. During those war-torn years, the Red Army soldiers fought heroically for the founding of New China, the liberation of the motherland and the freedom of the nation. They were not afraid of hardships and sacrifices, and they praised their optimistic, perseverance and revolutionary spirit of risking life and death that they still maintained in the difficult years.

In October 1953, Lao She went to North Korea with the third condolence delegation to North Korea. "The Nameless Highlands Got a Name" describes the battle at Lao Tushan during the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, and tells the glorious history of the great soldiers of the motherland who defended the motherland and fought under extremely difficult conditions during the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. Through the description of this battle, it demonstrates the revolutionary spirit of the Chinese People's Volunteers who are not afraid of hardships and courage, as well as the noble custom of loving peace and supporting justice. It also praises the deep feelings between the Volunteers and the Korean people.

This is a collection of short stories, including "Old Beef Tendon", "Red Cloud", "Mighty Victory", "We Are the Same River in Front of the Door", "Zheng Jia", "Growing Melons under the Moon" and other eleven works that reflect rural life. In these short stories, the author uses simple brushstrokes to meticulously portray multiple images of farmers with different personalities. For example, before the founding of the People's Republic of China, he "cannot be steamed or boiled", and after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the "old beef tendon" finally changed; Guo Lao Nai, who only realized the sweetness of life at seventy ("We are the same river in front of the door"); Zheng Jia, the league secretary who is simple and honest, but looks "soft" but full of revolutionary enthusiasm at heart; Duan Hongyun, a young woman who is selfless and dares to think, speak and do ("Red Cloud"). From these works and their protagonists, we can see the tremendous changes in the rural landscape and people's thinking in the 1950s.

"Red's Diary" contains a total of nineteen novels by Feng Keng, including eighteen short stories and one novella. From the text, we can clearly see the process of the author's writing style from childishness to maturity. Among them, some early novels are not much different from prose, and they are just classified into this category according to the columns of the original publications. "Red's Diary" tells the story of lesbian Ma Ying who used a diary left behind by a landlord to record her passionate revolutionary struggle. In the novella "Up Again!" "", It can be seen that the author's thought and artistic level have reached a new height, shining brightly in the entire corridor of modern Chinese literature.

This book is a collection of works, which mainly collects many novels by left-wing writer Hu Yepin, including "The Light Is Ahead of Us", "Mid-Autumn Festival", "In the North Wind", "The Unforgettable Shadow", "Pearl Earrings", "Confessions of First Love" and "A Little Journey". Among them, "The Light Is Ahead of Us" is a novella, and the remaining chapters are short stories. "The Light is Before Us" is the masterpiece of writer Hu Yepin. The work takes the May 30th Movement as the background and tells the story of Bai Hua, an anarchist young woman who transformed into a communist. Bai Hua's boyfriend Liu Xijian is a member of the Communist Party. At first, the two of them often argued because of their respective political beliefs. After the May 30th Movement broke out, a large number of young people were shot. The bloody lesson finally made Bai Hua recognize the reality, abandon the anarchism he had insisted on before, and then turn to communism. The novel has strong expressive power, concise and compact plot, and is exciting. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of Hu Yepin's transformation in creative thinking.

This book contains three revolutionary novels by Jiang Guangci: "Young Drifter", "Pants Party" and "Wild Sacrifice". "Young Wanderer" is set in Chinese society after the May 4th Movement. The story of rural young Wang Zhong, whose parents were forced to death by landlords, refused to succumb to the landlords, wandered around, suffered hardships, and finally moved towards revolution. It showed the sharp rural class contradictions and created the image of an outstanding revolutionary youth. "Pants Party" is the first novel to show the armed struggle of the working class led by the Communist Party of China. It commemorates the armed uprising of the Shanghai working class in 1927. It tells the story of the Communist Party leading the Shanghai working class to overthrow the reactionary rule of the Beiyang warlords. "Wild Festival" is the first novel to describe revolution and love. It tells the love story of Chen Jixia and Zhang Shujun during the revolutionary period. It is a "popular literature" work of revolutionary romantic nature.

This book is an anthology of novels by writer Xiao Fuxing. It carefully collects 11 short stories and 2 novellas based on the life of intellectual youth in the "Great Northern Wilderness". It tells the story of the intellectual youths of that era who devoted themselves to frontier construction with enthusiasm and unrewarded dedication, became pioneers, and turned thousands of miles of fertile wilderness into fertile farmland with their hard-working hands. After returning to the city, the educated young people faced changes in their living environment and social status, and inevitably regretted the loss of their youth. Their spiritual world was also turbulent due to the drastic changes in reality. "Beidahuang" has become a witness and recorder of their passionate years, but it is not only a static monument to youth, but also a spiritual beacon that supports them to dispel confusion and move forward. Their ideals are immortal and their passion will last forever.

This book contains three classic novels by Zhao Shuli, "Three Mile Bay", "Xiao Erhei's Marriage" and "Li Youcai's Straight Talk". Among them, the 2019 novel "Three Mile Bay" was selected into the "Collection of 70 Novels in the 70 Years of New China". "Sanliwan" revolves around the four tasks of the Sanliwan Agricultural Cooperative's autumn harvest, cooperative expansion, party consolidation, and canal opening. It reflects the conflict between the best and the backward forces in the countryside, and shows the style of rural life in a period of great social change. "Xiao Erhei's Marriage" reveals the constraints of the feudal remnants of old customs in the countryside at that time on people's thoughts and behaviors, as well as the conflicts and changes in consciousness between the old and new generations, and reflects the major changes in the liberated areas. "Li Youcai's Banhua" tells the story of the landowner Yan Hengyuan who controlled the village power in Yanjiashan, a base behind enemy lines during the Anti-Japanese War. Village cadres committed corruption, theft, malpractice for personal gain, and oppressed the masses. Li Youcai led the younger generation to fight with them in a battle of wits using "Allegro Poetry" as a weapon, and won.

This book selects Liang Xiaosheng's most representative novels, including "This is a Magical Land", "There's a Blizzard Tonight" and other famous works. Among them, "This is a Magical Land" won the National Outstanding Short Story Award, and "There's a Blizzard Tonight" won the National Outstanding Novella Award. With the attitude of historical rationalism, in a rough, strong and severe atmosphere, this book depicts the awe-inspiring images of educated youths such as Cao Tieqiang, Liu Mike and Pei Xiaoyun. It unabashedly writes about the bumpy fate of a generation of educated youth in the arduous years. It passionately depicts their kind feelings and righteous character, expresses their ideals and pursuits, pain and happiness, tenacity and optimism, and enthusiastically praises the beauty of human nature. This book is regarded as a landmark work of "educated youth novels". The overall momentum is majestic, melancholy and tragic, with a strong flavor of heroism and romanticism.

"The Lonely Night Supper" is a heart-warming collection of short stories. The author uses the most ordinary late-night snack in Chinese people's diet to tell the stories of ordinary people in life, such as couriers, cram school teachers, and blind couples. In the night, the stories of every ordinary person are being played out. Although life is not easy, it is still warm and touching. Every late-night snacker in the novel finds the long-lost self deep in his heart through late-night delicacies on lonely nights: hot and sour noodles, baked sweet potatoes, hot pot, spicy crayfish, wontons, etc. The book is divided into five chapters: Night One: Hot and Sour Rice Noodles; Night Two: Mr. And Mrs. Smith's Lung Slices; Night Three: How Many Ma Xiaos Can Come Again; Night Four: Please Call Me with Your Pancakes; Night Five: Good Wontons Are Never Afraid of Being Late. Sweet, sour, bitter and spicy is not only the taste of food, but also the taste of life.

Wandering in the realm of illusion and reality, questioning human nature in poetic language! The pinnacle of Cai Jun's brain power and writing power, the godfather of suspense! Jointly recommended by Ning Hangyi, Zhou Haohui and Remy! General Nian Gengyao passed by a barren mountain and found "Han Xizai's Night Banquet" in a ruined temple. When the painting was unfolded at night, the characters in it would come alive, singing and dancing, and drinking and drinking. Nian Gengyao wanted to keep the painting as his own, so he forced the monk who owned the painting down the mountain and took the painting back to Beijing. However, this painting carries a curse. The Southern Tang Dynasty perished because of this painting, and Li Yu died because of this painting. Later, Nian Gengyao was demoted to Hangzhou by Yongzheng because of this painting, and died in a foreign country. In the end, even Yongzheng himself died unexpectedly...

"Wandering" is the second collection of novels published by Mr. Lu Xun after "The Scream". It includes 11 short stories he wrote between 1924 and 1925, including "Blessing", "At the Restaurant", "The Lonely", "Sorrow", etc.

Days Skip by Fingertips, this book is a contemporary Chinese short story written by teacher Shi Dongmei. I like to write, and I would like to thank Mr. Hu Yuxi, my teacher who taught me "Selected Works and Writing" when I was studying in the Normal University. Now think about it, when I was a student, my diaries and compositions were far inferior to the literary talents and ideas of my classmates, but I was favored by Teacher Hu and was used as a model essay in composition classes again and again. After teaching for many years, I gradually understood the teacher's good intentions. He just used "appreciative education" to make the "ugly duckling" have confidence and the courage to challenge himself. Now, I not only like writing, reading, music, and sports, but I also like that I have so many hobbies. Suddenly, I will be moved by the beauty of life, happy with my happiness, happy with my happiness.

The first collection of works by popular actor Yutaka Matsushige from "The Lonely Gourmet"! Exclusive e-book is on sale first! Riya rating is as high as 4.4! A collection of novels that combine humor, emotion, and imaginative thinking! Many beautiful illustrations! This book is composed of two parts, a collection of semi-autobiographical short stories "The Delirium of a Fool" and a collection of essays "The Actor's Plays". In "The Delirium of a Fool", "I" went to Kyoto to film a movie, but after running into a bottleneck, I began to consider changing careers. Walking in Kyoto in the rain, I encountered the Buddha statue of Guanglong Temple and the mysterious old man, which started "my" thinking, who is a real actor? What's the kind of acting that really touches people's hearts? In the dazzling scene transitions, which are like traveling through time and space, the rich and ups and downs of "my" inner scenery are presented. "Actor's Jokes" is a collection of the author's popular essays serialized in magazines. Yutaka Matsushige shared his daily life, anecdotes about his school days, and many anecdotes about food in humorous writing.

"Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes" is a collection of supernatural novels written in classical Chinese. It was a personal project that Ji Xiaolan quietly started in his later years when the two government projects "Sikuquanshu" and "Sikuquanshu General Catalog" were coming to an end. It can be called "Ji Xiaolan's masterpiece as a high-level migrant worker." "Notes on Yuewei Thatched Cottage" has the unique artistic characteristics of "graceful and elegant, full of natural interest", and is a classic work in the history of Chinese literature. "Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes" contains a total of 1,196 short stories about folk gods and monsters, either ghosts, foxes, spirits, or real experiences, involving folk customs, anecdotes, officialdom, laws, regulations, famous objects, etc., Which are all-inclusive and of great social and cultural value. This edition is a new vernacular version, with a selection of 150 classic articles, including famous pieces such as "Stone Beast in the River", "Wolf's Ambition", "Eternal Pig", etc.

Compared with the creation of novels in his early period, Bellow mainly concentrated on the creation of short and medium-length novels in his later period. At this time, Bellow's cultural stance and value orientation as a Jewish writer had changed, or deepened. Most of these short stories and short stories have the theme of "searching". By recalling the ancient and warm Jewish tradition, they show the confusion and spiritual crisis encountered by contemporary Jewish immigrants in the United States. The writing style is implicit and alert, reflecting the author's consistent control over words. It is full, steady, and broad-minded, giving people the feeling of reading a novel, but it is also refined and controlled. This is in interesting contrast with Bellow's statement that "novel should be written as short as possible."

This book is a collection of Su Tong's novellas, including five classic novellas: "Red Pink", "Divorce Guide", "Married Man", "Calm Like Water" and "Hello, Beekeeper". "Pink" is a story about a prostitute. The willful and cowardly Xiaoe, the strong and calm Qiuyi. There is also a man surrounding them, Lao Pu. Every character in this story composes a woman's tragedy in the end. Under the control of fate, no one is exempt. These women have all lost to fate. The film adapted from "Pink", directed by Li Shaohong and starring Wang Ji, Wang Zhiwen and He Saifei, caused a sensation among the audience.

This book is a collection of Su Tong's novellas, including five classic novellas: "The Age of Tattoos", "The Shu Brothers", "The Fall of the South", "The Burning Sky" and "Minfengli". The fate and tragedy of Xiaoguai in "The Age of Tattoos" are unforgettable under Su Tong's writing style, which is full of beauty and ghostly imagination. This is not a likeable person, he represents hatred and bigotry. This kind of hatred and bigotry threatens the established life order, and most people are the beneficiaries of this order; on the other hand, we cannot reject the possibility suggested by "Xiaoguai".

This book is a collection of short stories by Su Tong, including "Calla Lily", "Giant Baby", "Saturday", "August Diary", "Spy", "Atmospheric Pressure", "A Group of Sheep on the Beach", "Shuttle Bus to the Porcelain Factory", "White Sand", "Angel's Food", "Huo It consists of works such as "Chaos", "Blowers Heading West", "Completion of the Ceremony", "My Cotton, My Homeland", "Flying Over My Hometown of Maple and Poplar Trees", "Escape", "Tribute to the Red Horse", "Sad Dance", "A Night in the Winter of 1973", and "Goddess Peak". "Goddess Peak" is a modern love story. Hua Yue and Li Yong, two lovers, take a boat up the river with their infinite yearning for the Goddess Peak above the Three Gorges. On the boat, the appearance of mature man Lao Cui makes this journey particularly interesting and makes the direction of love confusing.

This book is a collection of Su Tong's short stories, including "Cavalry", "Snowy Pig Head", "Hand", "Water Ghost", "Cuban Knife", "Independent Column", "Western Window", "Pai Alai Sneakers", "Walking One Kilometer Along the Railway", "Like an Angel". "Similarly Beautiful", "Crime Scene", "Wooden Shell Radio", "Gray Woolen Cap", "Fox", "A Sunday Morning", "Little Mo", "Paper", "Umbrella", "People's Fish", "Crying Ears", etc. The boy in "Cavalry" dreams of becoming a cavalryman but cannot, and his dream is ultimately shattered. The innocence of young people, the cruelty of reality, and the adults with hateful faces almost constitute everything in Su Tong's novels. Reading Su Tong is a wonderful experience. Watching a young man approach his dream step by step, with some absurdity and some ignorance, and eventually inevitably leading to destruction. This is a typical Su Tong-style beauty.