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Poetry flourished in the Qing Dynasty. Ding Fubao, a recent scholar, compiled "Qing Shi Hua", with a preface by Mr. Guo Shaoyu and an abstract for each category. Since its publication, it has been well received and welcomed by the academic community. This book contains 43 kinds of poems from various schools in the Qing Dynasty, most of which are the most famous and important ones.

"Dream of Red Mansions (a total of 4 volumes of annotated editions)" is a representative work of the Ping-dian school, with 120 chapters and more than 300,000 words of commentaries and responses. It strives to elucidate the subtleties of the theme and writing style of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and communicate the emotional exchanges between the author and readers. Although the comments tend to have the tendency of "Taoists seeing "Yi"", they reflect the contemporary psychology and viewpoints of researchers on "A Dream of Red Mansions" in the Qing Dynasty, and there is no shortage of original opinions and finishing touches. In the hundreds of years since its publication, it has had a wide range of social influence, and has inspired many later generations in the study of red studies and the reading and appreciation of "Dream of Red Mansions". The book has brief annotations, as well as readings, prefaces, general comments, excerpts, praises, epigraphs, chants, questions and answers, phonetic explanations, illustrations of the Grand View Garden, etc.

This book is one of the "Pre-Qin Literature and Culture Research Series". The research contents are all related to Chu Ci, including the origin of Chu Ci, Qu Yuan, "Nine Songs", Chu Ci and Han Dynasty Ci Fu, and the study of Chu Ci.

It carefully collects 28 most reputed and representative essays, such as classic articles such as Food in Four Directions, Food in My Hometown, My Father, and Rain in Kunming. "How wonderful it is to be alive" is a famous saying of Mr. Wang, which represents his attitude towards life and literary pursuit. Mr. Wang's prose is famous for his food writing, making people salivate and eager to try it. He finds vitality and fun in extremely ordinary food and meals. He writes about trivial matters in life and people around him. He is humorous, optimistic and positive. Reading it makes people laugh, as if everyone is cute and everything is interesting. Life is really hard, but he adds a layer of sugar coating to it, finding fun and beauty in the ordinary.

In 1819, several tenants lived in the Vauquer apartment in Paris, including Goriot, a retired flour merchant known as "Old Goriot", Rastignac, a poor but ambitious student, and Vautrin, who was easy-going on the outside but cold on the inside. Old Man Goriot, who spends every penny in his own life, dotes on his two daughters who have married into the upper class, and uses the wealth he has accumulated throughout his life to satisfy his daughters' extravagance; Rastignac, a poor young man from the mainland, witnesses the extravagance of Paris aristocrats, vows to get ahead, and hopes to rise to the top by befriending noble ladies; The hypocritical Vautrin was a fugitive from prison who had been hiding in the corner, waiting for an opportunity to seize wealth... Seeing that Goriot's family property was squeezed out by his two daughters, and he did not even see his daughter for the last time before his death. Vautrin's conspiracy failed, his identity was exposed and he was caught. Rastignac seemed to see through the hypocrisy and absurdity of this upper class society, and he was determined to challenge the society...

The country girl Lisbeth is not as beautiful as her sister Aterina, so she always complains about her sister's good luck: Aterina married Baron Hulot in Paris, but Lisbeth became an old girl "Aunt Bette" in the repetitive work day by day. Wenceslas Steinbock, a young artist who committed suicide, was rescued by Aunt Bet, and relied on Aunt Bet's savings to learn sculpture. Therefore, she was closely watched by Aunt Bet who had a perverted and controlling desire. Wenceslas accidentally met Atrina's daughter Hortense, and the two fell in love. When Aunt Bei learned about this, the jealousy in her heart ignited. She colluded with the romantic socialite Valerie, and started with the beauty-loving Baron Hulot to launch a crazy revenge on the Atelina family...

Philippe, a retired army officer from Paris, does all sorts of evil things in order to gamble and spend all his time trying to squeeze more money out of his family. Hearing that his uncle Roge has a large inheritance in the countryside of Isoutun, he comes to the countryside to make careful plans; The stirring woman's incitement, coupled with the cowardice of the old man Roge, soon led to a life-and-death struggle between the two, which eventually evolved into a duel between Philippe and Max... However, has the winning party really become rich since then? The conspiracy in the money society never rests...

Old Grandet, a barrel merchant in Saumur, France, was stingy. He became a well-known local rich man by relying on careful calculation and greedy plundering, but he was reluctant to spend a penny on weekdays. His innocent and pure only daughter Eugenie Grandet has lived under her father's tyranny since she was a child, and cannot eat more than one piece of bread or light more than one candle. One day, his cousin Charlie from Paris suddenly visited. Old Grandet learned that Charlie's family was bankrupt and dismissed him. However, Eugenie developed sympathy and admiration for Charlie and spent all her savings to help Charlie go abroad for business. After the incident, she was severely punished by her father. Money cannot make a person immortal. A few years later, the old Grandet, who loved money as much as life, passed away. Eugenie suddenly became the heir to a fortune worth tens of millions. The locals rushed to propose to Eugenie. Eugenie only looked forward to a letter from Charlie, but what awaited her was Charlie's ruthless betrayal and abandonment...

To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. It consists of five parts: preface, first notebook, second notebook, third notebook, and postscript. The preface and postscript are narrated in the author's tone, and the three notebooks are narrated in the tone of the protagonist Ye Zang. The protagonist Ye Zang is timid and cowardly, afraid of worldly emotions and does not understand the complex thoughts of human beings. He then entertains others through comedy and hides his true self. Later, I discovered that drinking and having fun seemed to be a better way to escape the world, so I lived a wild life all day long, numbing myself through alcohol, drugs, and women, and eventually led to destruction. He was tortured by the most real pain of being a human being. He spent his whole life seeking love and avoiding love under self-weariness, and in the end he could only destroy himself.

"Disqualified in the World" is a classic work written by Dazai Osamu, a representative writer in the field of "private novels", based on his own experience. It is world-renowned and has far-reaching influence. "I'm sorry to be born human", this book presents to all readers the helpless cry of a soul in despair, which is thought-provoking.

Carefully selected best-selling masterpieces by famous translators in Shanghai, including more than 30 of the world's top best-selling classics; documentary social sciences, best-selling novels, award-winning masterpieces, classic translations, a must-read inventory of multi-dimensional categories; Shanghai Translation's acclaimed and popular masterpieces swept all the major rankings in the first half of 2019; when reading, start with translated masterpieces, and use a book list to structure your inner world. "Shanghai Translation TOP 30 Masterpieces Collection" selects the Shanghai Translation's acclaimed and popular masterpieces in the first half of 2019, including documentary social science, best-selling novels, award-winning masterpieces, and classic translations from multiple dimensions, gathering 30 The remaining top-selling classics in the world include: "Guns, Germs, and Steel (Revised Paperback Edition)", "Blood Pandemic", "Shark's Fin and Pepper", "Status Anxiety", "Low Desire Society", "Never Give Up", "Top Mysteries" and "Meet Me" "Tuesday", "The Garden of Forked Paths", "Kafka on the Shore", "Lolita", "The Lover", "On the Road", "A Fine Weather Alone", "The End of the Day", "Perfume", "Atonement", "Eleven Kinds of Solitude", "The Handmaid's Tale", "One "984", "Brave New World", "The Shackles of Life (Illustrated Edition)", "Crime and Punishment", "To the Lighthouse", "Notre Dame de Paris", "Rashomon", "The Outsider", "Oliver Twist", "I am Cat", "Madame Bovary" and more than 30 books.

"Shen Congwen's Intensive Reading" uses the method of close reading of the text. On the one hand, it draws attention to the work itself, exploring and exploring its richness and complexity. At the same time, it does not look at the work in isolation, but in the continuation and change of writing activities, it outlines three images of Shen Congwen in three stages of his life: a writer who "gets what he wants", a painful thinker, and a practitioner who is on the edge of the times but enters the depths of history. Through the analysis of the works, the transition, conversion and internal relationship between these three images are revealed. The author's intention is not to repeat and solidify the existing narrative model about Shen Congwen, but to expand the space of interpretation, to re-understand Shen Congwen's literature, thought and practice, and to re-understand Shen Congwen and China in the twentieth century.

The book "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" contains 10 essays, 1 short quotation and 1 postscript written by Mr. Lu Xun between February and November 1926. It is a prose "copied from memory". "Using the life experiences of teenagers as clues, it truly and touchingly describes a group of lives from rural to urban, from family to society, and from domestic to foreign countries." "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" has distinctive artistic features - a clear distinction between love and hate; an organic combination of narration and discussion, memories and reflections, lyricism and satire; it is smooth and natural, approachable and approachable.

"Bing Xin Reader\u002F Fujian Famous Readers Series·Fujian Ideology and Culture Series" is divided into four categories: novels, prose, children's literature and poetry. The author is Wang Binggen, an expert on Bing Xin, who has conducted in-depth research on Bing Xin's works. In this reader, he helps readers select the more representative parts from Bing Xin's many works and present them, including the novels "Superman" and "Our Wife's Living Room" that are widely known to readers, children's literature "For Little Readers" and "Little Orange Lamp" and poems "Stars" (excerpt), "Spring Water" (excerpt), etc., Which are worth reading. The structural framework of "Bing Xin Reader\u002F Fujian Masters Reader Series·Fujian Ideological and Cultural Series" is relatively simple. The editor selects the works according to the four major categories of novels, prose, children's literature and poetry, and arranges them in a certain order with clear logic.

"Is America No Longer Great?" "Collectes the author's essays in the past two years, covering the US election, education, culture, technology, economy, etc., Using the current news as a clue to explore the underlying social and cultural laws and the differences between China and the West. News hot spots will pass, but social and cultural thinking will never go out of style. The author strives to find the truth of American society in specific events - he does not blindly pursue the beauty of democracy and freedom, nor simplify the shortcomings of American society. Instead, he strives to present the true American social scene in personalized story telling, which not only avoids excessive theoretical interpretation, but also gives readers real perceptual experience.

The Color Quick Reference Manual series combines the advantages of professional dictionary books and encyclopedia books, focuses on humanistic colors and artistic concepts, and is scientific and practical, easy to read, and beautifully bound.

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

"Subversion and Transcendence: The Rhetorical Survival of Shi Tiesheng's Literary Works" content introduction: Zhang Wei said: "How many words have been multiplied in the Internet age. The intertwined sounds are deafening, but it is difficult to cover up the low hum emanating from a wheelchair in a corner of Beijing." This low hum comes from Shi Tiesheng. This murmur shakes the earth; this murmur shakes the earth of literature. Shi Tiesheng's works are the altar in the history of contemporary Chinese novels. It can be said that every time you pass by, you can't help but stop, look and think. If you travel through any of Shi Tiesheng's texts, you will find that the language control in his works is sometimes in compliance with the rules but not in compliance with the rules, and sometimes is in compliance with the rules but not in compliance with the rules. Change and transcendence are the breakthroughs in his writing; deviance and subversion are the innovations in his writing. Professor Yan Wenlong's masterpiece after five years of hard work: "Subversion and Transcendence: The Rhetorical Survival of Shi Tiesheng's Literary Works" systematically and comprehensively studies Shi Tiesheng's works. From the perspective of language, he examines Shi Tiesheng's use and creation of specific Chinese rhetorical techniques, observes Shi Tiesheng's efforts in constructing rhetorical texts, and thus summarizes the linguistic style characteristics of Shi Tiesheng's works.

The author of this book is a famous writer, and the content of the book mainly reflects some of the past events that the author experienced during the ten years of turmoil during the "Cultural Revolution".

Ji Xianlin, an old man of the century, has gone through an era of turmoil, dynasty changes, and continuous wars; he has experienced turbulent periods of political struggles, natural and man-made disasters, and fanatical movements; he has experienced ups and downs and achieved a life without regrets. In his later years, Ji Xianlin was respected as one of the few masters and a leading figure in the academic world. Mr. Ji Xianlin is admired by others, not only because of his extensive knowledge of the past and present, but also because of his simple and honest character, his high altitude and the far-reaching realm, as well as his charisma that has both a noble demeanor and an innocent heart. However, Ji Xianlin was just a scholar who came from an ordinary peasant family. He was born in a poor family. He left home at the age of six and relied on his uncle to study. In his youth, he was even more modest, timid and unambitious. What made Mr. Ji Xianlin, who had no background, step by step, become a great academic scholar; and what made Mr. Ji Xianlin overcome all the difficulties in life and finally achieve glory in life. We can gain a lot from interpreting Ji Xianlin. Mr. Ji Xianlin has his own unique insights into scholarship, world-building, conduct, and conduct in the world. His wisdom and profound feelings about world affairs also bring us endless enlightenment. In academic pursuits, Mr. Ji Xianlin advocates diligence, steadfastness, innovation and communication. He advocates the research method of "bold assumptions and careful verification". He said that scholars should have their own academic conscience, and they should also "learn from others' strengths" and be good at learning from others. At the beginning of the world, Ji Xianlin believed that imperfection is life. People should not put the basis of life on perfection, and they should not pursue wishes that they cannot realize, let alone hope to possess them.

This book is the latest revised version of Yu Qiuyu's autobiography "Lend Me a Life", which has added a large text about his mother. In this book, Yu Qiuyu narrates the history of the family in a calm tone, starting from the time when his great-grandfather and great-grandfather set off from Cixi, Zhejiang and went to Shanghai. The lives of grandfather, grandmother, maternal grandfather, maternal grandmother, father, mother, aunt, uncle, "me" and his wife Malan, and many family figures, have risen and fallen in the light and shadow of history for nearly a century. This is a work with symbolic significance, a "Chinese Reader" that goes deep into the soul.

Will the world-changing moments pass you by? If you have a lemon from God, you may change your life. Behind great inventions are sometimes love stories. Thousands of wealth may come from an unexpected date. These classic or brand-new stories of success and inspiration always allow you to continue writing the legend of life because of the shining light of humanity. --Will the wonderful moments that change the world in the inspirational volume of the Pillow Book series pass you by? If you have a lemon from God, you may change your life. Behind great inventions are sometimes love stories. Thousands of wealth may come from an unexpected date. These classic or brand-new stories of success and inspiration always allow you to continue writing the legend of life because of the shining light of humanity. --Inspirational Volume of the Pillow Book Series

The legend of Hurin's children is a very important story in Middle-earth, the magnificent world created by Professor J. R. R. Tolkien. Together with "Beren and Lúthien" and "The Fall of Gondolin", they are called the three major legends of the ancient times of Middle-earth; they are not only an integral part of the grand background of "The Lord of the Rings", but also an indispensable cornerstone of "The Silmarillion". The experience of the tragic hero Turin has traces of myths from all over the world, as well as the pathos of Hector, Coriolanus and others. The fallen Valar Morgoth captured Hurin, the leader of the human race, and used threats and inducements to force him to submit. Hurin's awe-inspiring attitude made Morgoth hatch a poisonous plot, and he cursed Hulin's children, brother and sister Túrin and Nienor, and forced Hurin to witness all the misfortunes they encountered...

It includes classic prose works by the famous writer Zhang Xiaofeng, including "Just Because I'm Young", "I Give You a Child", "Notes on a Sunny Day", "Near the Water", "Half of a Child's Spring Sorrow, Half of a Child's Water" and other articles of high literary value. Zhang Xiaofeng's works are often filled with an ethereal and heart-warming emotion. Themes include the beauty of nature and admiration for all things, the warmth of home and concern for relatives, the beauty of life and cherishing life, warmth, gratitude, understanding, and relief. Yu Guangzhong called her "a powerful pen that is both elegant and bold in the Chinese-speaking world", and Jiang Xun even praised her words like spring tea resurrected in boiling water.

It includes the classic prose works of the famous writer Zhang Xiaofeng, including "Respect for Life", "Street on the Street", "Let You Go Thousand Mountains and Thousands of Waters", "Send You a Word", "Read Your Names", "Book on Rainy Day" and other articles of high literary value. Zhang Xiaofeng's works are often filled with an ethereal and heart-warming emotion. Themes include the beauty of nature and admiration for all things, the warmth of home and concern for relatives, the beauty of life and cherishing life, warmth, gratitude, understanding, and relief. Yu Guangzhong called her "a powerful pen that is both elegant and bold in the Chinese-speaking world", and Jiang Xun even praised her words like spring tea resurrected in boiling water.

A must-read for seventh-grade students in the new Chinese language curriculum, a representative work of prose by the founder of modern literature! Who hasn't been naughty and troublesome? Lu Xun was also a master at catching sparrows and crickets! In the history of Chinese literature, Lu Xun, the founder of modern literature, wrote the common childhood memories of a generation of Chinese people in his collection of autobiographical essays "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Dusk", which became a model of modern recall prose! The all-powerful cultural giant of the 20th century! To read Chinese literature, you have to read Lu Xun, and to read Lu Xun, you have to read "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Evening". Feel the real image of Lu Xun in "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Evening"! 1:1 Woodcut print cover. Woodcut is Lu Xun's favorite art form! 2019 Marks the 90th anniversary of Lu Xun's promotion of woodcut art! Use Lu Xun's favorite art form to create a cover that Lu Xun himself might have loved very much! Reader's Classic Library's new print collection edition of "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk": (1) Complete selections! Specially included are "The Autobiography of Lu Xun", "Weeds", "Self-titled Portrait", Xiao Hong's "Memories of Mr. Lu Xun" (2) 1:1 woodcut print cover by a specially invited print artist (3) 10 original and exquisite ink-style illustrations, presenting vivid childhood memories (4) Carefully designed illustrated book of childhood items "Blooms Picked Up at Morning and Dusk". "Morning Blossoms Gathered at Dusk" is a classic prose work by Lu Xun recalling his childhood memories. It is a masterpiece of childhood in China's agricultural era and a common childhood for Chinese people: playing in mud, picking mulberries, watching centipedes, enjoying the shade under a big tree, listening to stories, eating water chestnuts, watching temple fairs... You will definitely be able to see your own childhood in "Morning Blossoms Gathered at Dusk"!

This book includes Li Guowen's classic essays, including works that won the Lu Xun Literature Award.

This book is the culmination of Ma Lao's literary creation for more than half a century, including novels, documentary literature, prose, poetry, essays, travel notes, essays, etc. Ma Lao said in his preface: I am a writer who became a monk on the way, and I cannot be considered an outstanding writer... But I can say with confidence that I have participated in the Chinese revolution and can be regarded as a revolutionary. Therefore, if the works I wrote can be called literary works, they can be regarded as revolutionary literary works.

When the surface cracks and seawater pours in, the world becomes a veritable hell. This is a tragedy that should never have happened, and a heartbreaking story that tears apart the delicate facade of Japanese society. Winner of the Forio Literary Award, "a future classic in disaster news writing" (reviewed by The Guardian) On March 11, 2011, a 9.0-Magnitude earthquake occurred in Japan, triggering a huge tsunami and a nuclear leak. It was the most severe disaster Japan has faced since World War II. When an earthquake occurs, schools are the safest places in Japan. They have solid teaching buildings, meticulous drills, accurate and timely warnings, and a complete disaster prevention system that gives people confidence in the school. But on March 11, almost all the teachers and students of Dachuan Elementary School were killed. The tragedy could have been avoided, but only because of trivial omissions, 84 teachers and students were buried under the huge waves, and the strict system and order became a monster that devoured lives. British journalist Parry spent six years following the investigation to restore the entire process of this heartbreaking disaster and unearthed the fatal flaw hidden under Japan's orderly appearance - the tsunami was not the problem, Japan itself was the problem. Once something unfortunate happens, the first reaction of some societies is to cover up the truth. For such societies, "Elementary School Under the Big Wave" is a thought-provoking lesson. You won't read a better nonfiction story this year than this one. --The Economist

The Chinese translation works of Yang Xianyi, a leading translator in the field of translation, are collected and published for the first time; from Homer's epics to Bernard Shaw's plays, these are rare and authoritative translations of classic masterpieces. In 2019, "Collection of Yang Xianyi's Chinese Translation Works" (all five volumes) was published for the first time, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the death of the famous translator Mr. Yang Xianyi (1915-2009). "The Complete Works of Yang Xianyi in Chinese Translation" (five volumes in total) includes nine kinds of works, including "The Odyssey", "Birds", "Haunted House", "Pastoral", "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Song of Roland", "Caesar and Cleopatra", "Pygmalion", and "Modern British Poetry Notes". It covers everything from epics and dramas in the ancient Greek era when Western civilization originated, to science fiction novels and modern poetry after the rise of modern European industrial civilization. Yang Xianyi's translation is elegant, readable and achieves a valuable balance between reductiveness and interest. Mr. Yang's translation takes "faithfulness" and "expressiveness" as the first principles. As he said, "'expressive' and 'elegant' are the real 'expressive'." This collection can not only reflect Mr. Yang Xianyi's profound knowledge and translation achievements in foreign languages ​​and literature for readers, but also provide an overview of the evolution of genres and styles of Western literature from ancient times to the present.

Zhang Henshui has written tens of millions of words in his life, including novels, essays, poems, current reviews, and news. He is a journalist himself, and he has traveled all over China and has experienced a wide range of experiences. Therefore, his perception of life is both rich, broad, and thorough. When it comes to doing things, he said - if you have a clear vision and determination, then just go ahead and do it. Regarding setbacks, he said - it is not shameful to be in trouble by chance in life. Regarding friends, he said - friends use each other, to put it nicely, it is mutual help, to put it badly, it is to do business. Regarding hard work, he said - I know that what I have learned is not enough. I need to read more, watch more and run more. Regarding work, he said - while working, one also learns. Everything in the world is like this. He kept writing all his life, and was diligent and tireless towards his friends, family, and career. Seeing through life without being negative, and knowing how to work hard after experiencing the world, is Zhang Henshui's attitude towards life.

In addition, Helen Keller was diligent in writing throughout her life and created a total of 14 literary works. Among them, the most praised ones are "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" and "My Life". "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" is a famous prose masterpiece by Helen Keller. It was written in 1933 and was published in the Atlantic Monthly in the United States. It was later translated into many languages ​​and included in the textbooks of universities, middle schools and primary schools in many countries. The autobiographical work "My Life" written in college is Helen Keller's debut novel. In the article, Helen Keller described her life in the first 21 years of her life in a true and natural way, telling how she overcame illness and disability, how she broke through the darkness and gained light. "My Life" has aroused strong repercussions in the United States since its publication in 1902. It has been translated into more than 50 languages ​​and spread to every corner of the world.

Mr. Onuoha Grabaz, notary of the Bonperigust real estate, has come forward to notarize the following matters: "The parties present here, Mr. Gaspar Mitifio, husband of Vivite Cornier, the original owner and resident of the West Carrières property, sold the property in his name to Mr. Alphonse Daudet, a poet from Paris, under your witness. He also publicly promised that he had repaid all debts related to the property on the premise of providing financial and legal guarantees. The property currently has no debt, interest transfer and mortgage issues. "The property is a wind-powered flour mill located in the Rhône Valley, in the center of Provence, on a hill surrounded by lush pine forests and verdant oak forests. The mill has been abandoned for more than twenty years and is no longer able to grind flour. It is covered with wild grapevines, moss, rosemary and a bunch of unnamed green vines wrapped around the windmill.

Honoré de Balzac, French writer, the father of modern French novels, the founder and outstanding representative of European critical realist literature. Balzac was born into a middle-class family in the ancient French city of Tours. He studied law at a university in Paris, but despite his parents' opposition after graduation, he resolutely embarked on the path of literary creation. He once gave up writing and went into business but failed. His commercial failure left him with a lot of debt and a lifelong burden, but it also laid a solid foundation for his future creations. Balzac's masterpiece is a set of novels that reflect French social life, collectively known as "The Human Comedy". There are more than 90 novels in total, and more than 2,400 characters have been created, including "Eugénie Grandet", "Old Goriot", "Aunt Belle", etc. It is known as a rare literary monument in the history of human literature and an "encyclopedia" of French society.

"Red Baby" is a prose documentary written by Jian Yu deliberately to get close to the reality of raising babies. It tells about her anxiety as a first-time mother and her various emotions of excitement, fear, expectation and frustration in the process of raising a new life with her own hands. With his beautiful and clever words, the author faithfully records the growth process of newborns and conveys practical parenting tips. On the other hand, the "Secret Words" series sneaks into the private inner world, traces the origin of life, and witnesses the training process of female characters. It writes the most sincere contrast between a woman's present and past, and also points out a possible new path for women caught between tradition and modernity.

"Little Tomato" tells the story of the growth of a nine-year-old girl "Little Tomato" in a large family. With her keen observation, Jian Yu vividly depicts the joys and sorrows of Little Tomato as she grows, as well as her naughty and cute unique personality. Growth is never smooth sailing. While we are surprised by children's strong adaptability and learning ability to the environment, the educational issues and social and cultural atmosphere reflected in their growth are also thought-provoking. As the author writes: "In this high-risk era of education, this book is written for adults who are willing to take the time to reflect."

Here is a record of a deaf-mute's experience of changing her miserable destiny with her amazing efforts. In a lonely world without light, silence, and silence, her strong self-confidence made her life rich and colorful. Helen Keller, the most remarkable figure in the 19th century, created many works in her life. Fourteen books, and its prose "Top 10 Classical World Classics You Must Read in a Lifetime (Youth Edition): If You Give Me Three Days of Light (Autobiography of Helen Keller) (Super Low Price Collector's Edition)" has conquered readers all over the world with its unparalleled beauty and has become a widely read classic.

By tracking "sea monsters", this book depicts magical underwater worlds for us. There are underwater plains, underwater forests, underwater cemeteries, pearl worlds, sunken continents and ancient castles... Of course, in addition, the novel also shows us a variety of confusing and magical fish worlds. At the same time, Verne also used his magical pen to set up many thrilling scenes for us, making the whole novel ups and downs and exciting.

"Classics that must be read in a lifetime: Top Ten Classics in the World: Biographies of Celebrities for Teenagers" is a classic among the world's biographical literary works. It is three manuscripts depicting the human soul, and three hymns to heroes composed with passionate words: Beethoven - a deaf musician, a man tricked by fate, a hero who exchanges pain for joy; Michelangelo - a melancholic patient, a workaholic who gives life to rocks, a hero who enjoys pain and abandons joy; Tolstoy - an old man who ran away from home, a hero who broke the peace of life to appease his conscience. Different life experiences create the same success and glory. It inspires us: people must have the courage to face the misfortunes and sufferings of life and not give in to difficulties and pain. In order to better express the content and be closer to the reading habits of young readers, "Classics that must be read in a lifetime: Top Ten Classics in the World: Biographies of Celebrities for Teenagers (Super Low Price Collector's Edition)" has been carefully rewritten on the basis of retaining the basic content and text style characteristics of the original work, and has drawn hand-drawn illustrations that delicately express the text content. The combination of exquisite text and exquisite paintings will help young readers have a deeper and unique understanding of the contents of "The Biography of Celebrities".

This is a song about the growth of an ignorant boy, with a thrilling and ups and downs storyline that sparkles with dreams of vast seas and sky. The upholding of justice and the power of emotion deeply touched the hearts of the children. Three naughty boys mustered up the courage to paddle a raft away from home and go camping on an isolated island. The ever-flowing river records the footprints of the boys' growth. The boys' flying courage and ambition, as well as their twists and turns and thrilling treasure hunting adventure, together constitute this silent, tense and gripping novel.

This book is a great work that has moved hundreds of millions of readers around the world. It uses the form of a diary to tell people touching stories from the perspective and tone of a fourth-grade child, Amway. The book is carefully adapted on the basis of the original work, and is accompanied by exquisite illustrations, showing such an ideal world to children and their parents. Classics are not afraid of time. Although it has been more than a hundred years, this "Education of Love" still shines with dazzling light, guiding everyone who reads it to feel the fragrance of the soul.

"Childhood", "In the World", and "My University" are the famous autobiographical trilogy of novels by Soviet writer Gorky. Through the description of his life and destiny in childhood, adolescence and youth, the author shows the growth process of a progressive young man before the Russian October Revolution. Alyosha, this world classic literary image, has remained in people's hearts for a long time and always inspired people to strive for a better tomorrow!

"How the Steel Was Tempered" is an excellent novel written by the Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky with strong perseverance and spent three years writing it under the harsh conditions of total paralysis and blindness. The protagonist of the novel, Paul Korchagin, is a stubborn and aggressive young man. In the wave of revolution, he gradually grows into a strong communist fighter. He was tested again and again in the war and endured the great pain caused by disability and blindness. In the process, he also wavered, but after a fierce ideological struggle, he finally defeated himself and picked up a new weapon-literary creation.

The music of life composed by insects, ordinary citizens of nature. This is a work about insects written by French entomologist Fabre based on his lifelong experience and achievements in insect research. He observes the nature of insects with human nature, and uses a prose style to truly record the instincts, habits, labor, fertility, death, etc. Of various insects in the book. It is permeated with the author's care and awe for life, and reflects the author's meticulous and tireless scientific exploration spirit.

The Sherlock Holmes series is the most exciting detective novels and is also a popular and outstanding work in the world literary world. The protagonist Sherlock Holmes created by the author is a master of Western detective science. He is calm, brave, intelligent, and has amazing observation skills. His rigorous reasoning skills and mature personality charm eclipse the protagonists of other detective novels. Each of his crime-solving stories has become an eternal classic that is difficult to surpass.

From the Opium War in the late Qing Dynasty to the reform and opening up of New China, the Chinese people have experienced an unprecedented spiritual nirvana. The tempering of iron and blood not only forged the bones and muscles, but also established the Chinese people's unyielding spirit and became a great source of confidence in contemporary China's path and culture. This book selects famous Chinese classics from over a hundred years ago to show readers the magnificent history of China's spiritual evolution: how China, which once had "thousands of horses quivering in silence to study the pitiable things", "changed the world" and once again stood among the nations of the world; and how it united as one and embarked on the road of socialism with a bright future!

"The Complete Works of Translations by Zhou Zuoren" consists of twelve volumes, compiling all of Zhou Zuoren's works that have been translated from foreign languages ​​into Chinese. Among them, volumes one to five are translations of ancient Greek; volumes six to nine are translations of Japanese; volumes ten to eleven are mainly translations of English and Esperanto; and volume twelfth are translations of works in classical Chinese. Zhou Zuoren's translation is simple and elegant, with detailed and insightful annotations. He is proficient in ancient Greek, Japanese, English and other foreign languages. He pursues a literal translation style. He is also a master of prose and can always convey the meaning of the original work perfectly and freely. Most of his translations are classics of world literature, such as the tragedies of Euripides, the dialogues of Lugianus, "The Kojiki", "Pillows", Japanese kyōga and "Comical Edition", etc., Which have extremely high aesthetic taste and foreign literature research value. At the same time, the annotations added by Zhou Zuoren account for a large proportion of the translation, which can be regarded as an important research result on relevant foreign literature and cultural issues. His lifelong stay outside the mainstream discourse system and orthodox way of thinking ensures that these annotations are not limited by the times and have enduring value.

Shebabycon of the Baltimore City Cannon Club proposed firing a cannon ball to the moon to establish a link between the Earth and the moon. Barbicane, Michel Ardan and Captain Nicholl overcame various difficulties and finally set off on a cannonball. But the cannonball did not land on the moon, but instead orbited the moon 2,800 miles away. According to observations from the Cambridge Observatory, there are only two possibilities. The moon's gravity conquered the cannonball and the three travelers finally reached their destination. The other possibility is that the cannonball was bound to a fixed orbit and orbited the moon forever.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is Lu Xun's only collection of retrospective essays. "Chao" means morning, here refers to the early years, "Xi" means evening, here refers to the old age. The title of the book means flowers that bloom in the morning and collected in the evening. This refers to Mr. Lu Xun's memories of the people and events in his childhood, boyhood, and youth in his later years.

Hu Shi was deeply influenced by Huxley and Dewey. He advocated liberalism throughout his life and was the pioneer of Chinese liberalism. Throughout his life, he advocated the academic method of "bold assumptions and careful verification" and "must prove his words", as well as the way of life of "working seriously and being a serious person". Tolerance and freedom were the two main themes in Hu Shi's life, which lasted throughout his life, creating a multi-faceted Hu Shi. Hu Shi did not advocate the inaction of the Eastern sages. He believes that life is about struggle, and even in a desperate situation, one must be optimistic and confident. You can be confident step by step and regard every progress as a huge hope. This is Hu Shi's optimism about life. He always carries hope in his heart. Optimism amidst the pessimism is exactly the spirit we need most in this era.