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This is a novel telling the history of Huaihai mining development over a century. The manuscript uses the growth experience of four generations of the Geng family as the bright line and the development of the national enterprise Huaihai Mining as the hidden line. It integrates the history of personal struggle, corporate development, family and country revitalization, and national rejuvenation in the past century. It provides a panoramic description of the century-old Huaihai Mining in the Agrarian Revolution, the Anti-Japanese War, the Liberation War, and the Anti-U. S. The outstanding contributions made to the country and the nation during the period of aid to Korea, socialist construction, reform and opening up, and the development of the new era show the touching and earth-shaking story of the Huaihai people, mainly represented by Geng Zhiyuan and Geng Yongxin and their sons, for the liberation and independence of the Chinese nation, and for the rise and rejuvenation of the national industry.

The protagonist Haibo graduated from the famous school and chose to study in the United States for broader development prospects. After failing to apply for a doctorate in the humanities field, I was forced to transfer to a law school that I didn't like. He experienced setbacks such as failure to transfer to another school, no hope of joining a well-known law firm, and emotional failure. He could only work in an ordinary law firm in China. In addition to his busy work, he persisted in studying. Finally, after obtaining the lawyer qualifications in New York and China, he got his wish and went to an international law firm working in Hong Kong. He got the high salary and decent job he had been pursuing, but he had to face high-intensity work and indifferent interpersonal relationships, which put him on "golden handcuffs."

The novel "Horace" is one of the representative works of the French female writer George Sand. It tells the story of the vain and conceited young man Horace Dumont, who, with the help of his parents and friends, attempts to enter the upper class society in Paris and achieves a turning point in his life, but in the end everything comes to nothing. The author tries to illustrate through the protagonist's encounters that those who are self-interested by any means must pay the price for their selfishness, while those with a spirit of sacrifice and dedication can truly enjoy happiness.

The manuscript of "The Heir" is a full-length novel, telling the touching story of "I" who was once adopted into a relative's home and carried two families on his back. "I" have three brothers in my family, but my cousin has no children. After discussion between the two families, "I" was adopted to my cousin's family. Later, my cousin gave birth to a son, so I returned to my home. What I thought was the beginning of happiness, my cousin's family encountered misfortunes one after another. The daughter's marriage was unhappy and she was sentenced to fifteen years in prison for negligent injury. After she was released from prison, she was discriminated against again and her body became disabled due to work-related injuries. My cousin accidentally encountered a poisonous snake while collecting medicine and died. The son accidentally died due to drinking too much, and the cousin became a loner. In gratitude for my cousin's kindness and care, "I" took on the responsibility of caring for her until she died, and the two families became one family from then on.

This book describes the experience and knowledge of a girl who was studying abroad during the Anti-Japanese War when she returned to her hometown - some ordinary people and simple things in her hometown in the mountain village. But in Nie Hualing's writings, the girl's secret love, the bitterness of the austere woman, the fight between wives and concubines, and women's yearning for freedom are delicately and soothingly displayed, like a freehand landscape painting, simple and meaningful. The soft singing of Jin Lingzi, which is a metaphor for the girl's feelings, is like a golden thread, gently looming in the whole book. It not only becomes the hidden main line of the novel, but also makes the entire storyline covered with a poetic gauze. The novel uses a first-person monologue narrative technique, and "I" is the central character, the eighteen-year-old girl Lingzi. Her secret love for the middle-aged man Uncle Yin Zhi, from ignorant love to shy confession, from concealment to rebellion from love to hatred, and the girl's curiosity about married life, the author's writing is meticulous and touching.

In Georgia at the beginning of the 20th century, a chocolate factory owner concocted a mysterious formula that was said to bring bliss but also contained a curse. The ultimate sweetness and bone-gnawing bitterness will entangle the fate of six generations of women in a family - from Tbilisi in the Tsarist era, to the Iron Curtain years of the Soviet Union, to wandering and separation during the Cold War. They were lovers in the revolution, mothers in the war, victims in the labor camps, and exiles in the shadow of the Cold War. Some people are burned by love, some are betrayed by ideals, and some remain silent and forbearing in the cracks of history. The family's last hope, the rebellious girl Brica, took a tuna sandwich and a train ticket to Vienna to find the song copyright left by her great-grandmother, her hero. She hopes to be redeemed and find an answer to the bottomless hole in her heart. Men go crazy in history, women write in the ruins. During revolution, war and exile, they used their memories to stitch together their broken homes.

"Song of the Prophet" fearlessly depicts a society that is about to collapse, and records the story of an ordinary family struggling to survive in the torrent of the times. A mother fights to save her family. A dark and wet rainy night in Dublin. There was a knock on the door, and Eilish Stark, a scientist and mother of four, went to answer the door and found two police officers on her steps. The two delivered word that the GNSB, Ireland's new secret police force, was interrogating her husband, a trade unionist. As Ireland falls apart and the country succumbs to tyranny, Eilish can only watch helplessly as the world she knows disappears bit by bit. This terrifying society brought about a nightmare logic system. Her husband and eldest son disappeared one after another, and Eilish found herself trapped in it. What price is Eilish willing to pay to save her family? What-or rather, who-was she willing to leave behind?

"Ancient Lotus Necklace" tells the story of the changes of several generations of a family with consecutive surnames in Baiyangdian, the north. The work uses a necklace strung with ancient lotus seeds as the family's "heirloom" to run through the story line that spans nearly a century. Facing the changes of the times and the conflict between traditional concepts and real life, this ancient lotus necklace has always been a spiritual sustenance full of family tradition and feelings of home and country. From the ancient Baiyangdian to the booming Xiongan New Area, the family's changes have become the epitome of the prosperity of the family and the country, demonstrating the power of the new era.

"Searching for the Soul" tells the story of a newspaper office in a southern city facing operational difficulties in the early days of reform and opening up. After hard work, the employees overcame all levels of resistance and finally ushered in spring. From one aspect, the book reflects people's exploration and confusion at the beginning of reform and opening up, as well as the earth-shaking changes that have occurred since then. It narrates and describes the difficulties faced by newspapers, reforms, employees' mentality, government support, etc., Thus reflecting the difficulties of newspaper industry reform under the background of social transformation, the struggle and exploration spirit of newspaper people, and the support of the party and the government. The book has a clear style and detailed and vivid descriptions, creating a positive image of a group of cadres and intellectuals at all levels who dare to take on responsibilities. It also shows the rich and colorful picture of life and customs in Guangdong since the reform and opening up. It has a distinctive color of the times and strong practical significance.

"The Sobering House" is an autobiographical novel by the writer Li Hangyu. It records every detail of the protagonist Li San's life and work in Hangzhou, including teaching in school, painting in the studio, drinking and chatting in the bar, and writing and sleeping in the sobering house. Li San wanders around, facing people and himself sincerely, resolving life's troubles, and is full of fun and philosophical thoughts. The novel adopts a variety of narrative methods, various methods are intertwined, and the branches are numerous but orderly. The author uses his humorous and relaxed writing style to narrate his interactions with friends. These people constitute the motivation and path for all living beings to pursue a better life in Li San's eyes, presenting an ordinary and real world to readers, from which they can also get a glimpse of the author's own attitude towards life and life thinking.

"The Flutist" is a witty novel that, through the perspective of country boy Etienne, tells the story of his adventures with his childhood friend Brullette, who is also the town's leading beauty, and Joseph, who seems dull but is actually eager to change his destiny. Since Joseph insisted on embarking on the journey to become a flute master, the three of them entered the mysterious life of a mule driver and got acquainted with the kind and brave brother and sister Yuriel and their generous and loving father Bastian. Joseph, who returned from school, aroused the jealousy of the flute masters guild with his stubborn character and superb skills. Because of his unspeakable love for Brulette, the friendship between the three also faced a huge test. In the end, everyone teamed up to smash the conspiracy of the flute masters guild, but they also paid a heavy price for growth... "The Flutist" is a typical "George Sand" love story. It not only describes the melancholy of youth, the depression and hesitation of love, but also combines many elements of adventure novels. Among them, the plots such as the flute master's fight and the surprise in the ancient tomb are unique and endlessly memorable.

This is a story about the failure of a wealthy businessman - Feng Xiongjun, the furniture tycoon, failed in a wine shop and his success was ruined! This is a story about the rise of a rookie - a smart woman, Tang Yuchen, became famous because of the wine game, and she was very proud of herself! This is a novel that looks at the wisdom of the wine table.

Lin Shen and Yan Ran were forced to get married by their families, and they agreed to stay together for one year and get married after that period. After she went to teach in the northwest, Lin Shen, Yu Yi and Li Xun rented a house on the edge of the city, opposite a coal plant. The conditions there are difficult, but many ambitious people live there: He Ping, a writer full of great ideas, Zheng Zhi, a martial artist with a disabled leg, Zheng Zhi, a martial artist whose main job is making movies and whose side job is an extra, and Oolong Tea, an unrealistic inventor. Many interesting and touching things happened between young people with different personalities. They were proactive and found spiritual paradise amidst hardships. There is a sea at the bottom of the river, and they find the true meaning of freedom and ideals in happiness and pain.

Do you understand the secret words and traps in the wine shop? Have you experienced the thrill and insidiousness at the wine table? Do you know how to tell a person's alcohol taste by drinking alcohol? According to reports, China's annual wine consumption is higher than beverage consumption. In socializing, wine is essential. Without wine, socializing is no longer fun. However, don't think that drinking wine is that easy to deal with. The wine bureau embodies Eastern wisdom and strategy.

Continuing the storyline and narrative style of "Wine Bureau", "Wine Bureau 2" continues to tell the story of various disputes. The female boss Tang Yuchen continues to open a furniture factory. From struggling in the early stages of starting a business to reaching the peak of her career, she is good at drinking and deals with various men in the mall. In the wine bureau, she relies on her keen sense to perceive the warmth and warmth of human relationships and all kinds of life. In the wine party, she longs to find her true love. Faced with Gao Yuanyang's sincere dedication and suspicion, can she achieve perfection through love? Faced with the secret love and betrayal of her colleagues, how should she choose?

This book revolves around an unknown woman named "Mrs. Caldwell" and uses the forty rooms she lived in throughout her life as the main line to tell the story of her transformation from a girl who longed to be a poet to a woman who gave birth to several children and gradually lost her self and creativity. The novel begins when Mrs. Caldwell is five years old and ends when she dies. It captures fragments of the rooms she lived in at different stages of her life, showing her dilemma, struggle and confusion at that stage of life. From her mother's bedroom when she was a child, to her college dormitory, to her fiancé's bedroom, her nursery and laundry room after marriage, her life is connected through slices of different rooms.

The story begins in Zhongguancun. When the semiconductor industry calls for independent and controllable innovation "core" power, the protagonist Ren Daren resolutely steps out of his comfort zone and plunges into the business world to establish a "specialized, special and innovative" enterprise that competes with international chip giants. After encountering a series of business difficulties such as tape-out, production capacity, iteration, and financing, as well as the sudden departure of his entrepreneurial partners and the forced acquisition by "Barbarians," he once fell into confusion and self-doubt. The fate of an entrepreneur is etched repeatedly like a wafer, and every decision is like the creases of a paper airplane, which determines whether it can penetrate the wind and rain. Stick to the original intention and make a comeback against the wind, and the "Chinese core" in the palm of your hand is tightly grasped. The real core technology is between the gates of the chip, and also in the palm prints that are burned by ideals but are still hot.

"Destiny" is a breakthrough transformation in Yates's writing career. The novel focuses on the life dilemma of a down-and-out mother and son. After his parents divorced, Prentiss and his mother depended on each other, but her mother was obsessed with becoming a sculptor. After repeated failures, the lives of mother and son fell into the abyss. Prentiss had to support his mother's emotional support while dealing with the pressure of life. At the age of eighteen, he enlisted in the army. Prentiss is young, withdrawn and sensitive. The most trivial things in the military camp make him feel shattered and life-threatening. He fully hopes that being a soldier means becoming a hero, but he finds that no matter how hard he works, he always looks like a clown. The war is finally over, but Prentice's life has "no reckoning, no answers, no proof." However, this time Prentiss decided to "run away" as a decision for the future. It is difficult to say whether this is an escape from "destiny" or a compliance with it.

"Afraid of Flying" is a semi-autobiographical novel written by American Jewish writer Erica Yong in 1973. It has sold more than 37 million copies worldwide and was called "an unforgettable book of desire" by the New York Times. 29-Year-old Isadora suffers from a severe phobia of flying and is a frequent visitor to the psychoanalyst's couch. Her married life is like a routine day after day, and she longs for new encounters, that "juicy, delicious, devilish" experience. During a trip to Vienna, she was finally able to escape by car and practice her ideal existential life - until she discovered that the so-called "freedom" was just jumping from one trap to another. This book includes a new preface to the 50th anniversary edition written by the author's daughter Molly Jung-Fast. In the conversation between mother and daughter, the fate of "Afraid of Flying" spanning fifty years is hidden: its history is the history of feminist culture, and it is also the history of the entanglement and repetition of women's situations.

"Cold Spring Harbor" tells the story of two families who unexpectedly meet and become intertwined under the shadow of the times. A broken down car made the young and handsome but confused Evan and the sensitive and delicate Rachel meet and fall in love, which also pulled the shadows of their respective families into a whirlpool. The Shepard family and the Drake family tried to start a life in the seemingly peaceful town of Cold Spring Harbor, but they quietly exposed their inner fantasies and cracks. The tug-of-war between ideals and reality, the alternation of passion and disappointment, along with the slow tide of fate, push everyone to the edge of emotion. With his signature calm style, Yates meticulously presents the process of ordinary post-war American families pursuing happiness but having to face disillusionment, profoundly revealing the endless sadness and tenderness contained in life's trivial daily life and the entanglement of fate.

"Divorce" is a poem about small people in the 1930s and their reverie and helplessness in the distance. It is Lao She's most satisfying work. The story revolves around the dignity and interpersonal relationships of several clerks and their families in a certain financial office in Peiping. The protagonist, Lao Li, is torn between old-style marriage and trendy love. After countless inner dramas of making a living and raising a family, he finally downgraded from "poetry" to "common sense", from pursuing "modernity" to accepting "reality", and chose to leave Peking and return to his hometown with his wife. The story in the book is exquisite and meticulous, the narration is leisurely, the golden sentences are repeated, and it is cool and playful. It makes you smile when you read it, and there are many elements that can resonate with current readers.

This book is Jia Pingwa's twenty-first work after "The Story of the Qinling Mountains" and "The Biography of Rivers and Mountains". This new novel is written by Jia Pingwa who walked out of his study, stepped on the earth, and used real materials. During the collecting period, he returned to Shangzhou again and walked through more than a dozen counties and towns, more than 30 villages, and went to the Yellow River, Weihe River, Jinghe River, Tianzhu Mountain, Canglong Ridge and other places. On the hard and bumpy road of collecting wind, he saw the prosperity of everything, and felt more clearly the spirit of loyalty of the ancients. The book is divided into four parts and ninety-three chapters, from the vastness of the Yellow River at the beginning to the detailed stories of the human world at the end, showing the author's ultimate control of macro and micro. Jia Pingwa's paintings are very personal. He painted several works specially for this book. The charm of words and art will be jointly displayed in this new work.

Li Jiamin, an ordinary clothing factory owner, met the mysterious and charming Ou Nana by chance, and the two entered the real estate field hand in hand. Dinner is not only a place for business negotiations, but also a stage where emotions and interests are intertwined. Under Ou Nana's guidance, Li Jiamin learned how to observe people's emotions during a dinner party and use human connections to promote project progress. At the same time, he also experienced the sweetness and bitterness of love in his emotional entanglements with Mi He, Xu Shujie and others. As the project progresses, Li Jiamin gradually discovers that behind every successful dinner, there are complex interests and human considerations hidden.

"The Man with a Broken Arm" was created in the early 1930s and is one of the representative works of Mu Shiying's early Proletarian literary style. The work focuses on the survival plight of workers at the bottom of society. Through the protagonist's experiences, it reveals the physical and mental destruction of individuals by capitalist industrialization at that time, as well as the oppression of vulnerable groups by the social structure. The protagonist in the article is a factory worker who has been engaged in high-intensity labor in a workshop with roaring machines for a long time. He has always had a fear of machines. After his body was mutilated, and the death of his youngest son, the double blow gave him the idea of ​​assassinating the factory director, but he finally gave up just before the action, and chose to face life again with "the first smile after the disaster" - individuals cannot change the social structure, but they can choose how to face suffering. This collection also includes "A Certain Lady" and "Night", both of which are excellent works.

There is a suicide radio station in the world. Whenever someone chooses to commit suicide, the radio station will appear to save them.

After taking the college entrance examination, Li Shang returned to the village to hold a college entrance banquet, but was raped by Wang Mazi in the village. Due to her parents' dissuasion, she did not call the police. On the eve of preparing to attend Fa Xiaolanni's wedding, she learned a shocking secret: Lani and many girls in the village had been violated by Wang Mazi. As she watched her best friend's wedding car drive out of the village, she came up with a bold and crazy plan... Many years later, Li Shang completed a novel "Sequelae" with a strong autobiographical flavor in prison.

It was winter, and brothers and sisters Damao, Ermao and Liandi all received the news of their father Changfu's death and rushed home one after another. Amid the busyness, complaints and quarrels, the Damao couple and Liandi began to arrange the funeral arrangements for their father. In the process of keeping vigil for his father and doing the dojo, the past events of this family are revealed one by one, and the fate of everyone is so lamentable. Damao, Liandi and Ermao held a traditional funeral for their father and performed their last filial duty. After the funeral, New Year's Eve was still more than a month away, but Damao, Ermao and Liandi did not choose to stay. Damao and his wife wanted to drop by to see their son, Ermao wanted to go back to school, and Liandi wanted to see her daughter and look for Song Liu. Every step they took when they parted, there was the pain of separation of flesh and blood.

"Star Gem" cleverly combines the process of polishing star gems with children's education issues. The unique characteristics and common characteristics of gemstones are used as a metaphor for the personality and common characteristics of children. Through vivid and interesting stories, it deeply explores how schools, families and society should deal with problems that arise when children grow up. The work not only shows the charm of gemstones, but also focuses on the field of education, aiming to explore scientific methods and scientific educational concepts in education. While feeling the magic of gemstones, readers can reflect on the current status of education and provide useful thoughts for children's growth. It is both intellectual and ideological, and is a literary work worth reading.

During the raging war, Yang Zhenyuan and his children had the ambition to save the country. They resolutely rushed to their respective life journeys and moved forward in the smoke of gunpowder. They generously served for justice and sacrificed their lives on different battlefields, composing a tragic and patriotic song.

"Color-Changing Gemstone" is the first part of a gem exploration trilogy, which closely connects the little-known gemstone with social change, life evolution, and emotional variation. The book uses Alexandrite as a clue to deeply explore social phenomena such as professional ethics and academic corruption, as well as the socialist concept of honor and disgrace and the value orientation of life. At the same time, it cleverly integrates the mysteries of geoscience and gemology, allowing readers to appreciate the magic of gemstones while thinking about social reality and the meaning of life. The work integrates artistry, science, and readability, allowing readers to subtly acquire scientific knowledge and improve scientific and cultural literacy while enjoying wonderful stories.

This book is a masterpiece by Washington Irving, the father of American literature, telling the story of the business adventures of fur tycoon Astor's expedition across the Rocky Mountains. The book explores in detail the establishment and development of the early fur trade in the United States, including the battle between Britain and France for the fur trade in the American wilderness. The whole book revolves around the main line of fur trade, describing the extremely difficult and great undertakings undertaken by each of the heroes. The work tells the story of early American western colonization and wilderness exploration experiences in the fur trade, and recreates life in the primitive wilderness of the American West, including various thrilling legends about encounters with Indians and astonishing scenes of wilderness survival. This book can also be called the American version of the story of "Going to the West for Buddhist Scriptures". Readers can learn about the various adventures of the characters in the book among the savage tribes in the deep wilderness of America, and see the amazing heroic feats of the explorers who are not afraid of hardships and obstacles. This book has the qualities to be adapted into a movie and become a "blockbuster".

One afternoon in July 1993, I came out of the cafeteria and walked under a tree with four forks. Hanging on the tree was a sandbag wrapped in a torn sack. From a distance, it looked like a big-headed maggot. I punched hard, which made my hands hurt. At this moment, Li Yonghao came over and called me, asking me and him to go to the train station to pick up someone, Cao Guoqing, the fifth brother of the director Cao Tuzi. I stopped, threw down the hanging sandbags, borrowed two 28-weighted bicycles from others, and rode to the train station like lightning. When the heat was about to dissipate, Cao Guoqing came out of the station, cursing and wondering who had offended him. Later I found out that this is Beijing scolding, a catchphrase of Beijing men. If they don't like anyone, they will scold them. The only words to scold them are: "You just flipped your clothes so stupidly...", Which is quite refreshing and has a high popularity rate. Cao Guoqing has a sharp mouth and monkey cheeks, and a Beijing accent with a long and short yah. This word "ya" sounds very fresh to me. We studied it seriously for a few days, but it doesn't have the flavor of his Beijing movie.

This is a realistic novel focusing on domestic violence, female awakening and self-redemption. The story centers on the heroine Li Meiling, telling the story of how she struggled to escape from a marriage in which she suffered long-term mental and physical abuse from her husband Bai Qiang, and how she gradually rebuilt her life with the help of others.

A work depicting the growth of an enterprise, and an encyclopedia reflecting the changes of the times and social development. Taking the growth process of Shuangxin Company as the main line, it tells the story that under the leadership of brothers Yang Yixin and Yang Zaixin, the company adhered to the original intention of "doing a good job as a company and making good products (projects)" and adhered to the belief that "there is no obstacle that cannot be overcome and no gap that cannot be crossed". It continued to innovate and turned crises into opportunities several times, and finally achieved leapfrog development from a rural small business to a large enterprise group, and successfully went abroad to become a multinational enterprise. At the same time, Shuangxin Company has transformed from a family-owned enterprise into a new modern enterprise, not forgetting its origins, nurturing the countryside, and contributing to poverty alleviation and rural revitalization.

"Patio" is a notebook-style novel with a total of twelve chapters. The story begins in Xingrenli in 1866 and ends with the major transformation of Sanli in the 21st century. The novel takes the love and family stories of the protagonists Su Ye and Xu Jingmo as the main line, takes the historical changes of Shanghai Shikumen as the background, and Shanghai real estate development as the auxiliary line. It intersperses the descriptions of twelve Shikumen in Shanghai with different styles and the stories of many women in different eras related to them.

After graduating in 2014, a Chinese girl named Zhou Yike went to Africa to work as an insurance investigator and stayed with a group of "dangerous people" all day long. Among these people, there are the local Maasai people who can fight lions with their bare hands, and the lions will avoid them when they see them; there are also Somali pirates, whose deeds have even been published in Time magazine. Her experiences are like an African adventure. These stories may completely subvert your understanding of Africa and see another world that is completely opposite to ours.

This is a novel with a sense of the times. This book is divided into four chapters: "The Great Tide of Spring", "All Things Are Born in Midsummer", "The Autumn Wind of Wood Leaves" and "The Mid-winter Is Strong". It takes China's reform and opening up as the background of the times, and uses the protagonist Dialect and Lu Xiaomi's life experience as the main line to describe the development process in the past thirty years from this important critical point in the 1990s to the present. The generation born in the 1970s, represented by Fang Yan and Lu Xiaomi, went into various fields of society after graduating from college. In the changing historical situation, they seized the opportunities of the times, forged ahead with determination, worked hard, and wrote a new chapter in the development of Chinese society.

"Bashan Moon" is the second part of the "Yangtze River Trilogy", the representative work of writer Yan Guopei. Continuing the characters and stories in the previous film "Whirlpool", the novel further deepens the characterization of the characters. The novel uses the ups and downs of the Yangtze River shipping company "Mincheng Company" as a narrative clue to connect the political games of the National Government, the struggle for survival of the national industry, the spiritual dilemma of intellectuals, and the struggle for survival of the people at the bottom. The story temporarily comes to an end amidst the cheers of victory in the Anti-Japanese War. "Bashan Moon" takes Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War as the stage, showing the complex game of politics, military, and economy. It has strong local color and focuses on the geographical space of the Yangtze River Basin. With the Yangtze River Basin as the background, it depicts the customs, living habits, etc. Of the Three Gorges, Eastern Sichuan, and Chongqing areas. It has strong local color and life atmosphere, and presents readers with a picture of customs along the thousands-mile river.

"Floating Clouds in the Sea" is the third part of the "Yangtze River Trilogy", the representative work of writer Yan Guopei. It can be an independent chapter, but also has continuity with the first two parts, "Whirlpool" and "Bashan Moon". The background of the story is set in the special historical period after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. At that time, the Chinese people were eager for peace, freedom and democratic life. However, the Kuomintang reactionaries openly launched a civil war and created the "Jiaochangkou Incident" that shocked the country. Against this historical background, the party's underground organization actively played a leading role, united patriotic democrats and the revolutionary masses, and launched a series of thrilling, difficult and tortuous struggles: mobs robbed graves and revealed the shape of ghosts; The work is full of legendary characters and is a colorful historical picture with many characters.

"Whirlpool" is the first part of the "Yangtze River Trilogy", the representative work of writer Yan Guopei. This is a novel describing life in Sichuan and Jiangxi in the 1930s. Its main line is the struggle between the two major shipping companies, Fuling and Mincheng. Fuling has weak capital, outdated equipment, and backward management. Facing competition from Mincheng, which is strong and adopts advanced European and American business methods, it is on the verge of bankruptcy. Zhu Jiafu, the talented and resourceful new manager of China Economic and Trade Commission, made great efforts to rectify the situation and achieved a small revival. After that, Japanese businessmen, British businessmen and Kuomintang officials and businessmen were increasingly pursuing each other. Fuling chairman Gao Lun was determined not to be attracted by imperialism and bureaucratic capital, and resolutely merged with Mincheng. Another important clue in the novel is the work carried out by the party in the Sichuan River Sailors and the towns along the river in eastern Sichuan - mainly to establish the anti-Japanese national united front. Around these two lines, a number of large and small stories are organized, truly showing a broad picture of social life in eastern Sichuan in the mid-1930s.

This book is the "Yangtze River Trilogy", the representative work of the writer Yan Guopei, which consists of three parts: "Whirlpool", "Bashan Moon" and "Floating Clouds in the Sea". Among them, "Whirlpool" takes the competition in the Sichuan and River shipping industry in the 1930s as the main line, interspersed with the struggles of underground party organizations, and shows the survival dilemma and historical limitations of the national bourgeoisie in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. "Bashan Moon", as the second part of this series, continues the grand narrative of the previous work "Whirlpool" on the social changes in the Yangtze River Basin, and at the same time profoundly depicts the complexity of social contradictions during the Anti-Japanese War. As the final work of the series, "Clouds in the Sea" faithfully continues the grand narrative style of the first two works, vividly reproducing the social ecology during the revolutionary war, anti-Japanese war, and liberation war in eastern Sichuan and Chongqing.

The novel fictionalizes a county-level city called Guhua. There is a very large factory in North China in the county. It spent a lot of money to build a production line, but the product was substandard. What to do? There are more than a dozen characters in the book: municipal party committee secretary, mayor, factory director, reporter, writer, etc. They have their own perspectives and attitudes towards a series of things that happened. The author shows their beauty, ugliness, good and evil, and shows the tragedies and comedies of their life and death.

The book is set against the background of ten years of social changes in Shaozhou City, and tells the life stories of three veterans of different military ages, Ge Wei, Ma Chaoqun, and Liu Haibo, who were discharged from the army in the same year. On their way to job placement or self-employment, they upheld the military spirit of "retired and never fades" when facing various challenges in life. Liu Haibo became an "old scalper" in an ordinary position, Ma Chaoqun experienced the test of life and death and realized the value of life in a privileged family background, while Ge Wei returned to the countryside after working hard in the city, led the villagers out of poverty and became rich, and became a well-known "entrepreneur". Their stories demonstrate the perseverance and courage of veterans and are a vivid portrayal of the special group of "people who have worn military uniforms."

This is a novel that reflects the lives of ordinary people in the occupied areas of Peiping and the war of resistance against Japan. The book is set in the Xiaoyangquan Hutong in Peking. Through complex conflicts and entanglements, the Qi family in the Hutong is the main one, supplemented by the Qian family, the Guan family and other residents. It depicts the images of many ordinary people from all walks of life at that time; the choices of resistance and obedience, the choice of the country and the individual, and various difficult choices are intertwined, profoundly showing the difficult and tortuous path that ordinary people have traveled in the historical process of the great era.

It is never too late for women to awaken to their self-awareness. The legendary British noblewoman of the 20th century talks about life in old age at the age of 88. This book is a confession written by Woolf's soulmate and feminist writer Vita to all women. In the twilight of life, there are still stars twinkling, and old women are still living and growing. In the past 70 years, as a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a duchess in the eyes of the world, she suppressed her nature, hid her preferences, and chose to live as a boring old woman. Now she has decided to live a life of running away, and her value is only defined by herself. "A novel of immense elegance, surprise and still inspiration." - The Sunday Telegraph

This is a story about growth, disillusionment and reconciliation. Top student Li Jianlei was forced to drop out of school and return to his hometown because of his father's death. He struggled to survive in the estranged friendship between a substitute teacher and his best friend Yabing. His mother's betrayal became the last straw for him, and he resolutely went to the coastal city to find his first love Zhang Xiaomei. However, in the bustling city, his former classmates are now glamorous white-collar workers, but he is an outsider who doesn't fit in. In order to gain a foothold in this indifferent city, he became a food delivery rider, but fell into the trap of desire and lost the possibility of renewing his relationship forever. Disheartened, he drifted to the western desert, where he briefly lived with the wanderer in a ruined temple. When the temple returned to silence, bad news came from the distance that Yabing's family had been destroyed. In the howling wind and sand in the northwest, this man who was repeatedly teased by fate finally understood: there are some ties that are destined to be impossible to escape. He set out on his way home, back to the hometown he once desperately wanted to leave.

This book is set in Chongqing from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. It outlines a magnificent historical picture through the life fragments of ordinary people such as Grandma Dai and Ma Zhou. In the book, Grandma Dai's folk wisdom of using hookah to stop bleeding shows the tenacity and kindness of the people at the bottom; the close neighborly relationship between Mother Zhou and Grandma Dai reveals the warmth of humanity in the midst of war. The story travels between arsenals, old streets and the Yangtze River. It not only records the impact of historical events such as the Taiping Army and Li Lan's Uprising on Chongqing, but also portrays vivid characters such as Pao Ge and folk martial arts artists. There are descriptions of folk stunts, such as the mysterious inheritance of Emei Shun Qigong, as well as in-depth discussions on the ups and downs of ordinary people's fate in the context of the times.

The novel of the same name as the theatrical movie "That Man That Thing". Ai Min, a young cadre, was assigned by the director of the Poverty Alleviation Office to go to Shenyin Village to serve as the first secretary of poverty alleviation on his wedding anniversary. In order to help Shenyin Village get rid of poverty, Ai Min thought of many ways and encountered many difficulties. It was finally decided to let Shenyin Village establish a red date winery. Just when Ai Min was devoting himself to building the factory, his daughter fell ill and was hospitalized and needed surgery. His wife called Ai Min to ask for his opinion, but she could not get in touch with him. This incident deepened the emotional crisis between the two, leading to divorce. At this time, Ai Min's classmate Chen Jianyun, Jiang Mei's previous suitor, saw the hope of being with Jiang Mei and began to pursue Jiang Mei. Aimin encountered a landslide while building a factory and was hospitalized after trying to save others. The villagers of Shenyin Village rushed him to the hospital and found Jiang Mei to explain the cause. Only then did Jiang Mei realize that she had misunderstood Ai Min. At the hospital, the two reconciled. After being discharged from the hospital, Ai Min continued to devote himself to running a winery. With the help of the government, Shenyin Village built a winery and successfully brewed red date wine. Due to the excellent quality of red date wine, the market instantly opened up and it became a well-known enterprise in the city. It also allowed the villagers of Shenyin Village to successfully get rid of poverty, become rich, and live a good life. Ai Min was commended by the city and could have been transferred back to work in the city. But he took the initiative to apply to serve as the first secretary of poverty alleviation in Wanjia Village, another poor village. His wife supports his decision and is proud of him. "That Person and That Thing" is a fictional work written by the author and does not involve any real people, events, etc. Please do not link the fictional work with reality.

I have worked in the public security traffic control front and traffic patrol front for twenty-four years. I have gone through those ordinary and extraordinary years, spent my youth and countless sweat, sentimental years, and unforgettable years. I have always wanted to write something for these memories...

This is a novel. "Snow City" is Liang Xiaosheng's representative novel. It is a work that "describes how the educated youth who returned to the city in the early 1980s struggled for their ideals and strived for self-improvement in the torrent of life." It takes City A in the northern city of Syracuse as the stage, and uses the fateful entanglements of Xu Shufang, Liu Dawen, Yao Yuhui and others as clues to tell the story of how the educated youth who returned to the city worked hard to integrate into the new environment, struggled to find and realize their own value, truly showed their confusion and pursuit, and praised their beautiful feelings and pursuits in adversity. "Snow City" has been reprinted many times and adapted into a TV series, which has a wide influence.