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Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 11 short stories. "Love" depicts the ordinary life of a couple before and after they get married. "The Thief" mocks the hypocrisy and ignorance of intellectuals. "Death of an Actor" reflects the tragic life of an actor.

Chekhov is a world-class Russian short story master and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. He is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world" together with French writer Maupassant and American writer O. Henry. This collection includes two short stories and a novella "The Steppe". Regarding "Steppe", Gorky commented: "It would be great if I could describe the steppe like him! This novel is fragrant, light, and full of dreamlike melancholy..."

Xu Dishan's works include "The Collection of Da Zhong", "Indian Literature", "History of Chinese Taoism", "The Superstitious Psychology of Fu Ji", "Chinese Essence and Chinese Studies", "Falling Slips in a Dangerous Nest", "Spiritual Rain in the Empty Mountain" and "History of Taoism". His translated works include "Twenty Nights Questions", "Sunset", "Bengali Folktales", etc. The main literary works include "Ming Ming Bird", "Weaving Spider", "Changing Nest Luan Phoenix", "Jade Official" and so on. The tendency of realism in his later novels increased, and social inequality and class antagonism became the basic background of his novels, such as "In Prime Minister Felipe's Living Room", "Spring Peach", "Iron Fish's Gill", etc., Which are very realistic.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects three short stories and a novella. "Baby" describes a loving and pure girl. In "Three Years", the author euphemistically but harshly touches on the pain points of commodity society, such as loveless marriages in merchant families.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection contains 10 short stories, all of which describe urban life. The author describes the miserable fate of young intellectuals under the unreasonable social system: depression and sadness, or degeneration and vulgarity.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 7 short stories. "Dowry" describes an innocent girl withering like a flower. "The Wife" describes a selfish and cold woman. "Genius" mocks those mediocre people who despise work and only talk nonsense. The novella "The Story of Anonymous" tells the story of how a pure woman breaks out of the cage of private love in order to pursue her ideals.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 9 short stories. The self-righteous girl in "The House with the Attic" is an interesting contrast to the girl in "Ariadna", and it also increasingly shows the insignificance of the girl worth 150,000 rubles in "Living Commodity". These six pieces are representative of Chekhov's early short humorous works.

The content of this book includes the sadness of someone, where is the return journey, the sorrowful autumn wind and rain, the hero in a pool of blood, the haggard pear blossom, the wind and snow, a female teacher, etc.

Zheng Zhenduo also translated and introduced many important foreign literary works to our country, many of which were pioneering and enlightening. He also put forward many important translation theories, adding a lot of valuable wealth to my country's translation theory. Among the translated works are "Shanin", "Bloodstain", "The Gray Horse", "The Birds", "The New Moon" and "Indian Fables". Zheng Zhenduo has made outstanding contributions to my country's cultural and academic undertakings in many aspects. In terms of literary theory, he was one of the important advocates of "literature for life" in the early days of the literary revolution. He later further proposed the slogan of "literature of blood and tears" and required progressive writers to create "red works with blood and tears." Therefore, he adhered to the revolutionary realist literary theory throughout his life, emphasized the function of literature in social reform, and advocated literature to serve the people. In terms of literary research, in the early 1920s, Zheng Zhenduo advocated and engaged in comprehensive comparative research on Chinese and foreign ancient and modern literature. He also always attached importance to the collection and research of folk literature, novels, and operas, and did a lot of pioneering work.

The contents of this book include "Yuan Shangbao's skills moved famous ministers, and Zheng Sheren's yin skills were astonishing to the world", "There are many white diamonds in the horizontal belt, and the governor should be a little bit when the money is withdrawn", "The elder sister's soul has fulfilled her long-cherished wish, and the aunt's illness continues to lead", "The charm of the old demon in Yangguanyi will kill the evil spirits of Kuishan", "The thousand-mile legacy of Zhao Sihu, and the positive result of Su Xiaojuan's poem" and so on.

The content of this book includes Lu Dongbin's flying sword to kill the Yellow Dragon, Jin Hailing's death in indulgence, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty calling for punishment during his leisurely travels, Dugu Sheng having a dream on his way home, Xue Lu's story of fish and immortality, Li Yuying's lawsuit in prison, and Wu Yamen's appointment in a boat.

The content of this book includes "Jia Lian's visit to the fake government ultimatum, Shang Gong's father secretly photographing the river patrol", "Xu Cha Yuan captured the monk in a dream, Wang's son was stolen due to wind", "The idiot son ruthlessly made money, the virtuous father-in-law cleverly earned a son-in-law", "The soul of the elder sister fulfilled her long-cherished wish, and the illness of the aunt continued" and other contents.

The contents of this book include "The transshipment of the Han Dynasty and the coincidence of the Dongting Red, the Persian fingernails breaking the dragon's shell", "Yao Didi Zhu avoids shame and provokes shame, Zheng Yue'e makes mistakes", "Liu Dongshan praises his skills at the city gate, the Eighteenth Brother Qizong Village Wine Shop", "Cheng Yuanyu's shop pays for money, Eleven Niang Yungang indulges Tan Xia" and other contents.

The contents of this book include "Pilgrimage pilgrims recklessly read the Diamond Sutra, and monks released from prison skillfully completed the Dharma assembly", "A Taoist man saved the world with one move, and a female chess girl lost her life in two games."

The contents of this book include two county magistrates competing for an orphan girl in a righteous marriage, three filial piety and honesty to establish a high reputation, an oil seller monopolizing the oiran, an old man in Guanyuan meeting a fairy at night, a righteous tiger seeing off his bride at Dashupo, Xiaoshuiwan Tianhu's edict, Qian Xiucai's mistaken possession of the Phoenix couple, Qiao Taishou's random mandarin duck genealogy, Chen Duoshou's life and death, etc.

The contents of this book include Jiang Xingge's reunion with his pearl shirt, Chen Yushi's skillful exploration of gold hairpins, Han Wu's prostitution in Xinqiao City, Ruan San's repayment of unjust debts in Xianyun Nunnery, poor horses selling their wives, Ge Linggong's seduction of Zhu'er, Wu Bao'an's abandonment of his home to redeem his friends, Pei Jin's righteous restoration of his wife, etc.

The content of this book includes Zheng Huchen's revenge in Mu Mian'an, Zhang Shun's beauty at night, Yang Siwen meeting an old friend in Yanshan, Yan Pingzhong killing three people with two peaches, Shen Xiaoguan killing seven lives with one bird, Jin Yu's slave beating his lover with a stick, Li Xiuqing's sworn relationship with Huang Zhennu, etc.

The content of this book includes Yu Boya throwing down his zither to thank his bosom friend, Zhuangzi breaking off his drum and basin to become a great road, Wang Anshi's three difficulties for Su Xueshi, Ao Xianggong drinking and hating Banshan Hall, Lu Dalang returning the gold to his flesh and blood, Yu Zhongju's poem to meet the emperor, etc.

In May 1925, at about three o'clock one afternoon, a twenty-six-year-old man was walking on Ma Shen Shen Street in Beijing, looking a little impatient, and walked into the aisle of Peking University. He was wearing an unfashionable navy blue suit, and it was very old. It looked as if he had bought it from a junkyard in Tianqiao. He is of medium build and strong. Walking takes a lot of effort and is fast. The pair of wide black leather boots squeaked one after another, and the soles of the boots turned up the dry soil unique to Beijing. When he reached the third house in this narrow alley, he stepped across the threshold of the Datong Apartment and turned around to the large courtyard on the left.

Literary works are an art that uses language as a means to shape images to reflect social life and express the author's thoughts and feelings. They are a mirror for us and have a subtle and profound enlightenment effect on our lives. They can broaden our horizons, increase our knowledge, and cultivate our sentiments. Literary masters are the pioneers of an era and masters of various literary forms. Their works originate from the era in which they lived, record the microcosm of social life in that era, contain the writer's own experience and thinking about society and life, influence the development process of society, and have eternal charm. They are the engineers of our soul, able to guide our life development and give us spiritual nourishment like chicken soup. This is just as Tagore said when talking about the relationship between literature and the future of our humanity: "Use literature to ignite the lights of thousands of families in the future."

This book is a collection of his novels. The ideological tendency of his creation is anti-imperialism, patriotism, and closeness to the people. His artistic characteristics are social realism and his expression techniques are eclectic. His works have a distinct national character, a high degree of people's character, and a strong fighting spirit. They are a mirror that truly and profoundly reflects social life in colonial Taiwan.

This book contains two novellas by Xu Haofeng. "Poetic Eyes Are Tired of the End of the World": During the Yuan Dynasty, all large households had thugs. Ye Motian does not work as a thug, but makes a living by sword fighting - the winner has the right to take away the loser's weapons, and he wins the weapons and sells them for money. The emergence of Wen Sanchun broke this situation. The two agreed to compete at the women's sumo wrestling hall in Liuduo City, but Wen Sanchun's enemy disrupted the situation. The road to escape is extremely dangerous. Due to the appearance of Song Emperor's cook and Mongolian Liangdi, Ye Motian's past and Wen Sanchun's life experience are gradually revealed. "Unchained Foot": Yuan Jiji, from the security department of Danhuang Factory, returned to his hometown with his guilty father when he was a child; after his father was rehabilitated, he took his father's job and returned to the city; Shenzhen established a special zone and he took his wife south, and they had a happy 38 years; at the age of 63, he worked as a bodyguard for Barton's fifty-sixth-year-old lover for money, and was stabbed by a robber on the streets of Cannes...

"Snake Keeper in the Garden" contains short stories and short stories written by Xu Haofeng in the 1990s. These works are the author's youngest works, and the creative period "covers the beginning and end of youth." As a student of the Directing Department of the High School Affiliated to the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Film and Television, the young Xu Haofeng is obsessed with the true meaning of art. In these works, you can see a glimpse of the phantom of modern Western literature and art, the scenery and people of his native Beijing in the 1990s, and the realm of youthful excitement. All innocence, childishness, fantasy and imagination are all marked by virginity and will never be reproduced. As the author says in his own words: The meaning of writing is to guess the way God operates with ulterior motives and to identify the murderous intentions behind the things that are coming your way.

In a hotel in the Tianjin Concession, in the early spring of a certain year, at about one o'clock at night, a smokehouse in the Daming Hotel was full of guests and the room was filled with smoke. There were so many people that it was almost impossible to move around. Tong Yunguang, the smoke-faced shopkeeper of the opium shop, was squeezed behind the accounting table, where he was dealing with money and cigarettes.

This book is a collection of his short stories. Reading his works, we can see all the pictures of the ignorant, backward, barbaric and murderous social life in old China. The value of these works is that they sharply raise and expose serious problems in a deformed society, and provide a true portrayal of the deformed aspects of old China. Some reflect the cruel exploitation and bloody suppression of the Chinese people by imperialism and feudalism; some reveal the poison of the feudal patriarchal system on people's minds; some reveal the degeneration of "national character" under the rule of imperialism and feudalism; and some write about social deformities from the abnormal psychology of sick people, etc.

This volume collects novels serialized in Hong Kong newspapers and published in books from 1942 to 1949, including a total of thirteen works by eleven writers including Lun Lun, Huang Guliu, Sima Wensen, Chen Canyun, Dai Wangshu, and Mao Dun. During this period, Hong Kong literature experienced the turbulence of the war period, the restrictions of the occupation period, the ideological disputes between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China, and the expectations of the new era. In addition to the existing realistic or epitome of the political environment, there are also traces of literature reflecting the people's livelihood under the cracks of the times. In addition to possessing a certain artistic level, the selected works generally reflect the flow and intersection of northern and southern literati in newspapers and periodicals at that time. Therefore, the author's identity is not limited to "Hong Kong writers" who were born and raised in Hong Kong or have stayed in Hong Kong for a long time. There are also contributions from writers who come and go intermittently or short-term transit. The content is not limited to the various aspects of life that took place in Hong Kong, but also includes the records, nostalgia and imagination of literati from the south about the mainland and even the Nanyang region through novels.

This volume explores novels published in magazines, newspaper supplements and single volumes in Hong Kong from 1919 to 1941. In order to preserve the richness of Hong Kong literature in its early days, this volume includes works by famous writers such as Lun Lun, Tse Chenguang, Zhang Zhizi (Zhang Zhilu), etc., As well as unknown authors forgotten by the times.

This book is the novel in which Dazai Osamu spent a long time collecting materials, considering the structure, and studied the most based on Lu Xun when he was a student at Sendai Medical College. It had a subtle influence on "Disqualification in the World". Osamu Dazai got rid of the decadence in the early stage of creation and created a transparent and warm world with tranquility and sincerity. However, as this effort was unfortunately shattered, it finally inevitably led to panic and despair, which eventually evolved into the tragic ending of "Aye" in "The Human Disqualification". The book does not pursue a detailed account of Lu Xun's experience studying in Japan. It focuses on showing a young man's journey through loneliness and confusion in pursuit of his ideals and finding the correct value and direction of life. It entrusts Dazai Osamu's expectations for freedom and happiness, and encourages young people to bid farewell to the gloomy life of the past and meet the beauty of the future through their own efforts.

World Literature Classics Collection Hall, where the famous translator Lin Shaohua devoted himself to translating Japanese classic literature.

"Girls" is a collection of short stories by the famous contemporary Russian writer Lyudmila Ulitskaya published in 2002. Set in the Soviet Union after World War II, Ulitskaya writes about the campus and family lives of female students, as well as their delicate sensory and emotional worlds, through six interrelated stories with precise and concise writing. The story shows the secret and uneasy side of adolescence with surging undercurrents, and depicts the strange situation of girls colliding with reality, with mythological associations. They made their first glimpse into the unfamiliar external world, and these original influences will subtly penetrate their future destiny.

"The Wardrobe" is a collection of novels by Olga Tokarczuk, the winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize for Literature, and includes three works. Among them, "The Wardrobe" tells the story of a couple who were attracted by an old wardrobe that was as mysterious as an energy pit, and eventually lived in it and refused to come out; the narrator of "Room Number" is "I" who is a room attendant. In the story, "I" wander around different rooms of the Capital Hotel, following clues to capture the clues left by guests. "Goddess" is about a programming genius who is like the god of creation. He constantly builds new worlds with programs, but is repeatedly disappointed with human beings... In these surreal stories, Tokarczuk uses her unique "fourth-person narrative" to explore the hidden world beyond daily experience. This book is directly translated from the original Polish work, and specifically includes literary interviews Tokarczuk accepted at the "Quotation Marks International Literary Festival" she planned and organized.

"Weird Tales" is the latest collection of novels by Olga Tokarczuk, the 2018 Nobel Prize winner for literature (awarded in 2019). The collection of novels is composed of ten stories: the green child in the forest, the various cans left behind by the mother after her death, the professor who was accidentally involved in a death case, "I" went to visit my sister who had undergone transfiguration surgery, the mysterious mummy in the monastery, and Monodice who resurrected after death every year... Each story is weird and absurd. It is difficult for you to guess what will happen on the next page, but under the weirdness there seems to be clues of human life hidden. The novel collection combines folklore, fairy tales, science fiction, religious stories and other elements to examine Polish history and people's lives. One year after the collection of novels was published, Tokarczuk won the Nobel Prize for Literature. This book also includes Tokarczuk's speech "The Gentle Narrator" when he received the Nobel Prize for Literature at the Swedish Academy and his Nobel Prize acceptance speech.

The works included in this book provide a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the Chinese society at that time from different social levels, different perspectives, and different literary forms, and sent a shocking cry to the Chinese people.

Rao Yunhua's collection of short stories, when I met Hanako, she was wearing a batik blue dress with white flowers and her hair was in a high bun. This makes you look extra slim and pure. When facing me, Hanako suddenly flashed a pair of big eyes, looking at me with infinite love. During the conversation, she sat on the edge of the bed and I sat on the sofa, very close to each other, and it felt like a heart-to-heart talk. This is her hotel room. It is well-furnished and must be very expensive. It can be seen that Hanako has changed and become a rich man...

This collection of novels has a special theme: focusing on death. More than ten novels in the novel collection have been published in provincial-level and above-level publications. Although they are separate stories over the years, each novel explores the same question: What makes some lives die?

This book is a collection of novels written by Yu Shuping, an oil man. These novels reflect the passionate life of young people in the oil field and the boundless youthful restlessness hidden behind them.

There are 7 volumes in the set, namely "Almond", "Black Water Lily", "Only He Knows Everything", "Four O'clock in the Afternoon", "Headhunting Game", "Invisible Guest", "Rose's Encounter" and "Almond": Everyone has a set of structures in their head, which are similar in size and shape to almonds, so they are called "amygdala". When receiving external stimulation, the "amygdala" will light up red and react differently, making us feel joy, disgust, uneasiness or fear. But my "amygdala" seems to be broken and does not respond at all to any stimulation. The doctor said this is "alexithymia". To me, happiness and sadness are just abstract concepts; emotions and empathy are just vague printed fonts. But fortunately, I have my mother and me. Grandma, my life was not bad. Until that Christmas. First, it was my mother and grandmother, then three passers-by and a policeman who tried to stop me, and finally the man. Six people died and one was injured. The man's suicide note said, "Today, anyone who smiles will leave with me." Grandma died to protect me, and my mother became a vegetative state, and I just watched it all happen in front of me, without even a drop of tears. From that day on, no one called me a "cute monster" like my grandma, and I became a real "monster" in the eyes of others. Until I met another monster. "Black Water Lily": Everything was fake, but the murder in Giverny was real. Reality and illusion were intertwined, just like the black water lily, which was elusive in the west of Paris. In the small town of Giverny, where the famous painter Monet once lived, a murder linked the fate of three women: Fanette, an eleven-year-old girl with great artistic talent; Stephanie, the only female teacher in the town, and an old woman who witnessed everything in the dark. The three of them have a common secret, and they all dream of leaving Giverny. This beautiful village is like a prison for them. On this day in May, the cage of Giverny opened its door for them, only for them. The rules of the game were cruel: only one of them could escape, and the other two had to die. "Only He Knows Everything": "When I hit her for the first time, I expected more reactions from her..." A chilling story unfolded immediately. The writer Oliver has been in love with his wife for many years, and they have created many novels together. Excellent children's book, life is enviable. Until one night, after a pleasant dinner, Oliver suddenly punched his wife, causing her to curl up on the ground, and then continued to hit her until she was unconscious. The past was pieced together bit by bit... "Four O'clock in the Afternoon": Faced with his ugly body and boring soul, he remained silent and laughed endlessly. Is what I did a good deed to help others, or is it my own salvation? In order to escape from ordinary life, Emil, a middle school teacher, and his wife Juliet moved to a riverside cabin to hide in seclusion. As soon as they settled in, their only neighbor came knocking on the door. He arrived at four o'clock every afternoon and left on time after sitting for two hours. Emil tried to escape and asked his wife to pretend to be sick, but the neighbor kept calling. Emil finally couldn't bear it anymore and kicked Bernardin out of the house. But one night two days later, he heard the sound of machinery in Bernardin's house. He went over curiously and found Bernardin lying on the ground in the garage, turning on the engine of his car and trying to commit suicide...

This book contains a total of 49 stories written by the author, with a total of more than 150,000 words, selected from national story magazines. The works span the ancient and modern times, integrating storytelling, knowledge, interest and inspiration. There are folk legends, moments of suspense, innocent feelings of passionate years, and extraordinary palace mysteries, different life experiences, and all kinds of ups and downs. How does the Longyou merchant with the most sophisticated business skills keep bamboo shoots fresh? Will the inheritance that has been buried underground for hundreds of years still recognize its owner? Can the soul of Gesanghua be attached to the handkerchief? The bizarre experiences during the Anti-Japanese War, the power struggles and beauty schemes in the palace, how unpredictable... The success and failure of life and death are shocking to ghosts and gods, the joys and sorrows are touching, and the rich life experience and principles of life are all in it.

This book is a set collection by Shion Miura, consisting of "The Loveless World", "Lonely Tokyo" and "The God Goes to the Village (New Edition)". "The World Without Love": won the Special Award from the Botanical Society of Japan for the first time! Shion Miura's new novel Warmth Comes has received five-star reviews from Amazon readers. The weeds on the roadside and the ordinary people are all working hard to live their lives. This is a novel that makes people feel moved again. "Lonely Tokyo": "A new work by female writer Miura Shion, who won the Naoki Award and the Honya Grand Prize, pays tribute to the classic work "Snow" by Junichiro Tanizaki. A story about life in Tokyo that transcends loneliness. "Where God Goes to the Village (New Edition)" One day, we can all choose how to live according to our own state of mind.

This book includes 19 short stories: "The Fisherman", "Jade Lord", "A Soldier's Family", "The Virgin", "The Old King Who Grindered the Noodles", "Li Song's Crime", "Rimai", "Alan's Mother", "Little Sister's Confusion" , "Why did she suddenly go crazy", "Her First Love", "Jinan City", "Bring Robbery", "Revenge", "A Letter", "Anchor", "Story on a Deserted Island", "Huang Guo", "He is a Weird Man". Among them, "The Fisherman", "A Soldier's Home", "The Virgin", etc. Directly reflect various social reality problems. Their outstanding features are the description of the sufferings of the people, showing sympathy for the working people, and angrily accusing the evils of the dark society. "Jade Jun" tells the love story of a young girl, Zhou Yujun, and expresses the theme of opposing feudal marriage.

"The Boy" is a novel by French writer Marcus Marte, which won the 2016 Femina Literary Prize. The boy, who has no name, grew up in the forests of southern France. After the death of his mother, the boy embarks on a journey driven by his nature. He met many people: Joseph, who was disheartened after losing his lover, Brabetz, a wandering artist, a knight with a broken arm who was brilliant in literature, and Emma, ​​the boy's sister-like lover. During the journey, the boy began to vaguely understand what life is made of: some joys and some twists and turns; some joyous gatherings and many partings. As World War I breaks out, the boy experiences the utter madness of humanity, the Holocaust, and what we call civilization. This is a journey of a young soul; in his ignorance, the boy experienced the big and small events that made history, and began to awaken...

"Fragments of the Life of a Landscape Painter" is a collection of novellas by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella. The book contains two novellas: "How I Became a Nun" and "A Fragment of the Life of a Landscape Painter". The former is a novel close to the author's autobiography. From the perspective of a six-year-old child named Cesar Ella, who considers herself an ordinary little girl, it tells a series of interesting events that happened to the little protagonist, vividly sketching the image of this child with rich imagination, full of vitality, loneliness and freedom, and at the same time showing the life style of a small Argentinian town in detail. The latter tells the story of a German landscape painter who encountered strange experiences while collecting scenery in Chile and Argentina. While narrating, it also expresses the author's reflection on art.

"Memories will not bring comfort, but they may make the inner life continue." However, "Fushun Stories" is not a memoir-style work. From the initial writing of people and things to the final writing of those insignificant places, after eleven years of preparation, a narrative space was created in which characters and places flowed based on a certain network structure. Among the twenty-five short stories related to Fushun, fifteen are about people and ten are about places. They are scattered and intertwined, continuously unfolding an imaginary place that is erratic but contains warmth and seems to be reminiscence. The latter story moves to a small German town, where there is light where the space opens up.

Most of the "games" that Xiao Tie sets up for readers are unexpected, such as Xiaoyaozi's chess game "Zhenlong" in "Dragon and the Eight Parts", which makes people wonder about it, but they can't let it go. To experience a different kind of sadness, beauty and suspense in addition to literary grace and grace can be said to be the unique charm of Xiaolin's writing. "Assassination": Thirty dead men stabbed the duke. All the dead men died but the duke was still there. Where is the most hidden "thorn" hidden, and where is the most stunning "thorn" cold light? "Jianghu Ruins": There are three swords in the world, the cold dew is at midnight. All the Jianghu aristocratic families are jointly looking for the leader of the clang clang, and the reward is 90,000 taels! Everyone wants to go to Jianghu Market to lead the list, and a thrilling assassination begins. "The Horse in the Gap": There are rumors in the world that the killer organization "Zhi Yan Zhai" who never misses will assassinate the old servant Lin in Yangzhou City! The news has been revealed, and the chances of winning are slim, but this stab must continue. "The Dust Mirror Spider's Box" Peng Wan'er, a gang of beggars, came to Nanchang City and met a woman hanging at the door of the Yan family's No. 19 House. When he explored the cause of death, he discovered a martial arts secret. "The Legend of Qingsi Well": Up and down the well, heaven and man are separated forever. Zhang Xiaoji, a disciple of the Zhongnan sect, made an agreement to get married to Lu Tie'er, the daughter of the demon sect. People in the world were outraged. Where to go?

Based on the scattered records of some legendary figures from the Heian period to the Edo period in Japan, six fantasy stories are reinterpreted. An aristocratic girl and her half-brother who fell into a deep sleep inexplicably lived completely different lives. At the end of their fate, they finally met again ("Sleeping Beauty"); the aristocratic couple who gave birth to a fox felt so ashamed that they killed the fox twice, and were eventually revenged by the fox's daughter ("Fox Charm"); both ears were deafened. A princess who relied on her own powerful power to reverse her destiny and gain love, but unexpectedly everything was fleeting ("The Art of Nightmare Transformation")... Shibusawa Tatsuhiko not only told the classical stories of supernatural beings, but also interpreted them from the perspective of modern concepts from time to time, making the classical and modern, magic and reality intertwined, full of strange and mysterious colors.

Many of Hu Yepin's short stories and short stories were collected and published during his lifetime. This "Where to Go" is a collection of his short stories published in 1928.

During the Anti-Japanese War, he wrote short stories such as "Children Under Fire" and "Hospital for Wounded Soldiers" and published them in collections.

The main contents include: Bird of Destiny, Merchant Woman, Changing Phoenix, After Dusk, Web-Weaving Spider, World in the Sea, Lone Star on the Cape, Goddess of Heaven, Withered Poplar Flowers, Mu, In Prime Minister Fei's Living Room, Three Doctors, Ethics in the Streets, The Heart of a Daughter, etc.

The novel collection "The Scream" includes 14 novels such as "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q" and "Hometown", reflecting the appearance of China's ancient rural villages and towns from before and after the Revolution of 1911 to the "May 4th" period; The social reality of China during the "May 4th" period summarized the historical experience and lessons of the Revolution of 1911, profoundly exposed the cannibalistic nature and hypocrisy of the feudal patriarchal system and feudal ethics, painfully dissected the silent soul of the Chinese people, and criticized the bad nature of the people.

This book is a collection of short stories, including eight short stories published by the author in the past two years. It is very commendable to write about characters at the bottom of society, who appear to be rough and insensitive, especially women, in a vivid and delicate way, with long thoughts, calm on the surface but turbulent on the inside. For example, Li Huifang in "The Passage" is a rural woman who is walking from middle age to old age. She is still suffering from illness and struggling in the mud, but she has a delicate mind and her own secret yearning. "Offline" does not simply write about the depression and pain after divorce or the search for new love, but fully demonstrates the multiple desires in people's hearts and fully expresses people's complex and changeable thoughts. In "Color-Changing Mirror", Zheng Ji'an's life can be described as one failure after another. He is obsessed, crazy and confused. Finally, in the mirror, he recognizes that his "ex-husband" is actually himself. The novel describes the situation of people struggling in desperate situations, which is very realistic and accurate, like a sharp knife cutting through glass.