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"Da Nao Chronicles" is a collection of Wang Zengqi's classic novels. The chapters included in the book are all the best works obtained after multiple selections of Wang Zengqi's short stories and short stories. These include famous works such as "Da Nao Chronicles", "Encounter", "Lao Lu", "Looking at the Water", and "Qili Tea House". Wang Zengqi's novels are full of "Chinese flavor" and full of love for traditional culture. In his creation, he pursues a return to realism and national tradition. His novels allow readers to rediscover the national soul, spirit and traditional virtues. Calm and plain, giving people an indescribable tenderness. It shows us the unique and simple Da Nao landscape. The beauty of nature and the beauty of human relationships. The most shocking thing is the beauty of humanity.

The human world short stories are mainly divided into: Elk, Human World, Let's Swing the Oars, Grand Palace Maid, Tracking, I Want a Tail, Guangzhou Old Iron, Sound of Falling Rain, Clouds, and Postman.

From New York to Paris to Tokyo, from Haruki Murakami to literature lovers, who doesn't love John Irving? Owen's blockbuster new work "Mysterious Avenue": Find the person you love, and then lose him... Haruki Murakami personally translated the debut work "Let the Bear Go Back to the Mountains", just to encourage more young people to release their inner beasts: When you are young, you must be energetic and you must release your inner beast! "A Year Living Alone": When you find love, you also find yourself. The heartwarming masterpiece "Cider House Rules", the film of the same name won the Academy Award for Adapted Screenplay: In our lives, we will always grow suddenly because an important person suddenly leaves. The literary masterpiece "The World According to Garp": I don't know what life is, but I just want a better life! "The Fourth Hand" I have lost too much, and I will live without regrets from now on!

"Collected Works of Shen Congwen (12 volumes in total)" has a total of 12 volumes, including 8 volumes of novels, 2 volumes of essays, and 2 volumes of literary theory. It contains more than 100 of his works such as "Border Town" and "The Long River". These works depict a colorful world in western Hunan that has never been described before, greatly enriching the local literary creation pioneered by Lu Xun in the 1920s, and greatly advancing the creation of modern lyrical novels. Shen Congwen's works are full of hidden worries and philosophical reflections on life. Just like his real and tenacious life, they teach and inspire people.

This collection includes literary works by current students in the School of Humanities of Red River College. The book is divided into three parts, including poetry, prose, and novels. These works are students' records of college life, literary presentations of family, love, and friendship. They are written retentions of their youthful years and poetic memories of their life growth.

"The Outsider": The protagonist Meursault is cold by nature and indifferent to everything, even the death of his mother. Later, Meursault was sentenced to death for accidentally shooting an Arab, but he still didn't care. Instead, the interrogator insisted that he was a ruthless devil who deliberately killed people because he did not shed tears at his mother's funeral, and did not investigate the case itself at all. Meursault has always looked at the world like an outsider, and was eventually forced to destruction by society. "Disqualification in the World": It is an autobiographical novel. The preface and appendix are narrated in the author's voice, and the three letters are narrated in the voice of the protagonist Ye Zang. The protagonist Ye Zang is cowardly and timid, afraid to face all the emotions in the world, and does not understand the complex inner world of human beings. He hides his true self by making others happy, uses drinking to have fun to escape the world, and ultimately leads to destruction. This kind of confusion runs through the youth of the author and everyone; he is tortured by pain and confusion, and he spends his life seeking love and avoiding love due to self-weariness. To be disqualified in the human world means to have lost the qualifications to be a human being. Through the experience of the novel's protagonist Ye Zang, Dazai Osamu expressed the real pain in his life. This work is considered an autobiographical novel. In the same year of its publication, Osamu Dazai drowned and died. "The Plague": is one of Camus's most influential and socially significant works. A plague broke out in the North African city of Oran. The protagonist Dr. Rieux stepped forward to rescue the patients at the critical moment and led a large number of people to rise up against the terrible plague, which finally brought the epidemic under control. In a very calm tone, Camus praised the true brave men who faced the bleak situation, and expressed his infinite desire and passion for life. "Chun Qin Chao": Chun Qin looks like an immortal and has superhuman piano skills, but he has been blind since childhood. This made Chunqin become arrogant and irritable, and she was even more harsh on her servants. Only the cautious Sasuke can satisfy Chunqin. Sasuke worshiped Shunqin as his teacher. No matter how Shunqin beat or scolded him, he always treated him with respect. Sasuke became Chunqin's only trusted servant, and even private matters such as bathing were left to him. As time goes by, there seems to be an unspeakable ambiguity between Chunqin and Sasuke. Chunqin's arrogance offended many people, and one night, she was disfigured with hot water. Chunqin didn't want others to see the scars on her face. For Chunqin, Sasuke blinded himself with needles. "One Million Pounds": This book includes thirteen representative short stories and short stories by Mark Twain, among which "One Million Pounds" is Mark Twain's most popular novel. It tells the wonderful experience of the protagonist who has nothing but money under the influence of money. Penniless Henry Adams came to London and unexpectedly received a huge one million pound note. This banknote brought him great fame, allowed him to move freely in London society, successfully entered the upper class, and won the heart of his beloved girl. The author uses humorous techniques to vividly depict a caricature of the world, exposes the ugly essence of money worship in American capitalist society at the end of the 19th century, and criticizes the corrosion of money on human nature. In this novel, Mark Twain used an exaggerated technique to vividly depict the ugliness of little people worshiping money; other articles include "The Man Who Corrupted Hedleyburg", "The Inheritance of Thirty Thousand Dollars", "The Diary of Eve", "A Dog's Narrative", "The Story of a Californian", etc.

The hustle and bustle of the "New Year's Carnival" gradually calmed down after midnight, and Island F emerged. A huge tugboat quietly towed it to the sea and turned it into a floating island. The series of events began! The owner of the mysterious island, the suspect, the real murderer and the detective suffering from "bulimia nervosa" face off, launching a series of exciting "cat and mouse" games. As the case unfolds, the secrets of F Island and the "New Year Carnival", as well as the unknown past that everyone deliberately concealed, are revealed to the world one by one.

Liu Cixin praised: "All my works are parodies of Arthur C. Clarke!" 104 Classic short stories, plus a twelve-zodiac sign bookmark. Stare into the universe like Clark and face the smallness and greatness of humanity. Produced by Reader Panda Jun. The three volumes contain 104 classic short stories by Arthur C. Clark and come with 12 zodiac sign bookmarks. It is the ultimate collection for science fiction fans. In Arthur C. Clarke's universe, the true meaning of civilization is the enlightenment from the black slate of alien civilization, the encounter between the sunset generation and the dawn generation in the intersection of time and space, an elegy from a distant mother star, and a sigh at the remnants of history. In Arthur C. Clarke's universe, human beings are just a grain of sand among the vast stars, but they have burning desires. They dream of flying to the stars and unlocking the ultimate code of destiny. They are greedy and tragic, small and great. Stare into the universe like Clark and face the smallness and greatness of humanity.

This book collects sixteen of Hemingway's short stories. The leopard on the snowy mountain, the fisherman by the river, the old man in the cafe... Eleven seemingly indifferent stories contain untold vicissitudes of life. Hemingway's unique "iceberg" writing style has been highly demonstrated in his short stories.

"Dark Night and Dawn" and "Century Trilogy" have 11 volumes in total! A super novel that readers all over the world read overnight! Synopsis of "Dark Night and Dawn": In 997 AD, the land of England fell into boundless darkness - Viking pirates were rampant, kings and nobles were divided against each other, clergy were greedy and indulged in lust, and prisoners of war and slaves were wailing everywhere. Edgar, a shipbuilder, was forced to move to a wild land due to pirate attacks. His life took a turn for the better but he lost his loved ones one after another; Ragna, the daughter of a Norman nobleman, was full of longings to marry in England, but found that the marriage was a long-planned scam; Friar Aldred, with extraordinary dreams, tried to eliminate the evil trend, but was accidentally involved in the bishop's conspiracy. The fates of these three people who had nothing to do with each other were closely intertwined because of their desire for justice and fairness...

This book is Mr. Lu Xun's second novel collection, including a total of eleven novels written by him from 1924 to 1925. Including "Blessing", "Divorce" and other important works. The entire collection of novels runs through the concern for the peasants and intellectuals living under the heavy pressure of feudal forces who "sorrow for their misfortune and are angry for their inability to fight". This book is also the most influential work in the New Culture Movement and was reprinted fifteen times during the author's lifetime. The blueprint used is the first edition collected in the Lu Xun Museum, published in August 1926 by Beixin Book Company.

At dusk, under the Rashomon Gate, a slave was waiting for the rain to stop. When he was at a loss as to whether his life or death would be decided, he came across an old woman who made a living by pulling out the hair of dead people. The desperate slave became evil and determined to abandon suffering and follow evil. He took off the old woman's clothes and escaped from Rashomon.

To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. "Disqualification in the World" contains eleven representative works of Dazai Osamu. In addition to "Disqualification in the World", it also includes the author's final work "Good-bye" and other relatively rare versions of "The Standard Bearer of the 20th Century", "Villon's Wife", "Lantern", "Wish Fulfillment", "Beautiful Man and Cigarette", "Skin and Heart", "Cricket", "Cherry", etc. It also has a special appendix of Dazai Osamu's chronology and Dazai Osamu's suicide note to his wife. Dazai Osamu cleverly hides his life and thoughts in his works. The decadence revealed in the details can give a glimpse of the face of a clear and three-dimensional master of the "rogue school".

This book is Lin Haiyin's classic autobiographical novel. In addition to "Old Things in the South of the City", the book also contains six other articles about his hometown Beijing - allowing the hometown Beijing to be fully presented to readers. It traces the past events in the south of Beijing in the 1920s and 1930s with deep feelings and writing. The narrative structure consists of two layers. The surface structure is beaded, with growth as a line, bringing together five stories of Xiao Yingzi's childhood experience. The deep structure is the expression and sustenance of the author's inner creative emotions. The novel uses the changes in surrounding personnel and family status to organize the plot and promote the development of the story. With the combination and complementation of the inner and outer structures, the novel is fully expressed and interpreted.

"Lin's Shop" presents a long historical scroll of the 1930s, vividly showing the social reality of the national capitalists who finally went bankrupt in the 1930s due to war, extortion by the party, exploitation by loan sharks, and pressure from their peers. The characters created in the novel are distinct, and the plots are ups and downs and interlocking.

"Maupassant's Short Stories" contains Maupassant's classic masterpieces, which are still of world-awakening significance in today's era. The protagonists of these works include women who suffered a lifetime of hardship because of their love for vanity; there are also old people who died of depression due to attacks from rumors; there are families who were betrayed because of their gambling... Every story can give a glimpse of the other side of society. Of course, there are also shining points of humanity in these works: there is undying love, kindness and fearless courage that are worth remembering... These positive energies turn into a warm current in the stories and reach people's hearts.

This book is a collection of O. Henry's classic short stories. His story shows ironic pathos, unique humor, and an ending that is impossible to guess until the last second.

This article is a collection of Chekhov's classic short stories and short stories. Most of Chekhov's short stories are excerpts from daily life. He is good at discovering people and things of typical significance from daily life, revealing the truth of life in ordinary stories, and revealing some major social problems in the depiction of ordinary trivial matters, making his works simple and as real and natural as real life.

The German philosopher Jaspers said: Every great improvement of a self comes from re-contact with the classical world. Italian writer Calvino said: Classics are books that Naxi is re-reading. Classics are books that are often read and always new.

1. Grasp the changing trends in Chinese language for middle school and college entrance examinations, an introductory book for primary and middle school students to read science fiction novels. Science fiction novels are selected as Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools, and the proportion of science fiction novels is increased in extracurricular reading books. The theme of short and medium science fiction novels is a new trend in Chinese reading and composition for high school and college entrance examinations. 2. The selected writers represent the golden age of world science fiction. Foreign writers selected include NASA space science consultants, atomic weapons physicists, and Nobel Prize-nominated writers... Their works have been used in classic science fiction movies such as "Star Trek", "Artificial Intelligence", and "The Time Machine". China has the four great science fiction kings "He Ci Kangsong", Liu Cixin, Han Song, Wang Jinkang, Han Song; Hao Jingfang, Ling Chen, Baoshu and other treasure writers who are active on the front line and have won various awards! 3. Won all the world science fiction awards. The world's highest science fiction awards: Nebula Award, Hugo Award, Locus Award, Asimov Award; China's highest science fiction awards: Galaxy Award, Gravity Award, Global Chinese Science Fiction Nebula Award. 4. Diverse science fiction themes: including popular themes such as cosmic exploration, extraterrestrial civilization, artificial intelligence, time travel, future society, parallel worlds, cloning ethics, apocalyptic crises, etc. 5. Imagining an infinite future based on the latest scientific and technological achievements: it contains both hard-core scientific knowledge and mind-expanding hard science fiction, as well as arrogant science fiction, self-consistent scientific logic, and soft science fiction that can inspire philosophical thinking, allowing readers to fully experience the charm of science fiction.

Sometimes, our true hearts are lonely and anxious, but we never show it. We are so wrapped up in so-called success and positive energy that we have to put on a mask and make ourselves look positive, decent and sophisticated. In fact, deep down in my heart, I have a heart of inferiority. I have experienced helplessness, anxiety, and a sense of powerlessness in life, and I have tried hard to break free. This is the reality of life. In fact, most of us are not that successful and live an ordinary life. This book truly shows the inner state of those little people in the city, their dreams, life, love, work, hometown and relatives. The article is so delicate that it makes people feel distressed. This is not a book that inspires people to succeed, but the article is full of warmth and care, soothing young people living alone outside.

"Shishuoxinyu" is a notebook novel from the Southern and Northern Dynasties that records the anecdotes of people in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is divided into 36 categories, including virtue, speech, political affairs, literature, uprightness, elegance, appreciation and appreciation. It mainly records the words and actions of some celebrities from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Jin and Song Dynasties. It reflects the thoughts, life and unrestrained customs of the nobles at that time. Some of the remarks or stories of celebrities in the book come from folk rumors and are more legendary.

"Selected Novels" magazine, World Chinese Micro-Novel Research Association, Wuling District Federation of Literary and Art Circles in Changde City, Hunan Province, Hunan Changde Meiyun Cultural Media Investment Co., Ltd., China Micro-Novel (Small Novels) Creation Base, and Wuling Writers Association jointly launched the 2018 "Wuling" Cup? World Chinese Micro-Novel Annual Award Collection This book contains 58 award-winning works selected from this collection, including "The Length of Loneliness" by Shi Yu, "Role Model" by Liu Yongfei, "A Past Event" by Lan Yue, "The Taste of Sour Cabbage" by Song Xiangyang, "Red Candles, White Candles" by Ding Yingxin, "Red Wine at Midnight" by Ye Zi, etc. Each of them is wonderful.

The world-renowned "European public intellectual", the most dazzling Italian writer of the 20th century, and the important representative works of Umberto Eco, known as "contemporary Dante" and "contemporary Leonardo", are all included. After Borges, he is another novelist who has deeply shocked readers. As an important public intellectual in Europe, Umberto Eco is a novelist, semiotician, esthetician, historian, and philosopher. He is known as "Contemporary Dante" and "Contemporary Leonardo". This set includes all the important literary works, treatises and essays created by Eco throughout his life, including "The Name of the Rose (Revised Edition)", "Foucault's Pendulum", "The Island of Yesterday", "Baudolino", "Prague Cemetery", "Trial Issue", "Dwarves on the Dwarf Planet", "Kant and the Platypus", "Minerva Matchbox", "This Matter of Literature", "Making Enemies" and "Pape Satan Aleppe", a total of 12 volumes.

An exclusive collection of works by Mishima Yukio, a three-time nominee for the Nobel Prize for Literature, a master of Japanese post-war literature and "Japan's Hemingway". Includes translations by senior Japanese literary translators Chen Dewen, Zhu Jiarong, Tang Yuemei and other masters; a major production in Shanghai! The masterpiece that runs through Mishima Yukio's creative career, projecting the elegance and passion behind the writer's violent death. It collects precious and rare masterpieces and multiple themes to fully demonstrate Mishima Yukio's endless imagination, vigorous creative power and rich vocabulary.

"Spring at the End of the World" is a collection of short stories written by the writer Zhang Yuan over the past twenty years. The content covers many aspects of current urban life, especially women's life. It shows Zhang Yuan, as a female writer, pays attention to and cares for the life and survival of contemporary urbanites. As critic Liu Xuyuan pointed out, "Zhang Yuan's novels are almost all about small characters. There is a tradition of Chekhov and Zhang Ailing here... Her characters have the author's subtle life observations, as well as tragic sympathy and even pity, but she will never detract from her excavation and revelation. As long as there are wounds in life, she will always truthfully uncover them little by little, allowing us to see the unsatisfactory life, the severity and cruelty of life."

It selects seven short stories and short stories published by the author in recent years, including "The Virgin Winter", "Returning List", "The Village Over which Butterflies Fly", "Pollen", "The Woman Without a Ring", "Strange Lover" and "Mike's Girl". The author turned from prose writing to novels. The language is fresh and beautiful, the artistic conception is profound, and the story is novel and unique. It tells the story of the Chinese people's struggle and emotional journey in Europe. He uses a compassionate perspective and warm writing style to tell the story of mutual sympathy, understanding, and love between Chinese compatriots.

This collection of masterpieces by the literary genius Nick Hornby, who won the E. M. Forster Award, the W. H. Smith Book Award, and was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, provides an overview of contemporary British literature. He is approachable and to the point, calmly showing you the indescribable and trivial things in life, and restoring all lofty, moral, ideal, and lies to their original appearance, preventing them from being pursued or trampled upon. "Fanatical" and "Not About the Boy" have all been adapted into movies of the same name, starring Hugh Grant, Colin Firth and other big-name movie stars. "Nick Hornby Collection" collects six of the most important works in the creative career of British writer Nick Hornby, including his debut and famous work "Broken Love List", his representative works "What to Do" and "Suicide Club", the urban male version of "BJ Diary", "Not About the Boy", and the first novel for teenagers "Bang!" " And the diary autobiography of an Arsenal super fan, "Extreme Fever."

This book, also known as "West Lake Classical Chinese", is a collection of short stories (parallel scripts) written by Zhou Qingyuan in the Ming Dynasty. It was probably published during the Chongzhen period in the late Ming Dynasty. The book contains thirty-four novels, each of which is related to the West Lake in Hangzhou. Most of them are love stories of talented scholars and beauties related to the West Lake, but there are also some stories about resisting Japanese pirates and describing the humanities and customs of Hangzhou. The works extensively describe the social and political corruption of the late Ming Dynasty, the corruption of officials, the extreme decline of talents, the increasing poverty of the people, and even the folk customs of the time.

A collection of short stories, including fifteen short stories by the author. The image of the sycamore tree often appears in Li Er's short stories. There are very few pure descriptions of scenery in Li Er's novels, but he gave the sycamore tree a large space. Two-thirds of his novels mention the sycamore tree. The sycamore tree stands quietly in these novels and becomes a part of the scenery in the novel. In these novels, the image of the sycamore tree is combined with light and shadow. Li Er has been searching for a distinctive way of speaking through his unique creations, presenting readers with a vast and fuzzy middle zone. In this territory, there are a series of combinations to mark it. Among them, "voice" is always an important image, and intertextual dialogue is an important narrative strategy. Dialogue theory was proposed by Bakhtin when discussing Dostoyevsky's novels and Rabelais's novels. Subsequently, many writers applied it to their creative practice. Dialogue theory is prominently displayed as intertextual dialogue in Li Er's novels.

Let me say it again, I reject your proposal, and I am not willing to live as "Jiang Xiannan's woman" anymore. You might think that it was the lack of a serious proposal ceremony that held me back, but that's not the case. I have already solemnly denied it. I really don't understand why you keep saying this. I want to live my life without marrying you. After we seriously talked about marriage, everything that disgusted me became clear, including the fact that you didn't respect me as an independent individual in the past, and you put shackles and contempt on me in the name of love, which also caused me to become incompetent and petty. You did not take care of me who knew nothing, but made me become a person who knew nothing. Do you feel happy when you make a person into a fool and order him around as he pleases? Thank you for proposing to me. Only in this way can you wake up the person in my dream with one word. Jiang Xiannan, you bastard!

"The Crow Monster and the Random Number Detective" is a collection of short stories by the young writer Tan Yanliang. It includes 9 short stories and short stories, including "Pain Lesson", "Question Writer" and "Cat Lover". Several of them have been published in magazines such as "People's Literature", "Shanghai Literature", "Yuhua", and "Grudge". "The Crow Monster and the Random Number Detective" has obvious scientific thinking. Mathematical equations, liquid nitrogen, anatomy, the Tropic of Cancer, the principle of flight, random numbers, etc. Have become the main issues discussed in the novel. This book has the unique perspective of thinking and topics of concern of the author born in the 1990s, and exudes mystery. The protagonists in his stories are almost all people who are obsessed with certain things. This stubbornness makes them very conspicuous among ordinary people. They communicate with the world with their own logic, and do not give up despite difficulties. This is also a little warmth under the cold appearance of Tan Yanliang's novel. "The Crow Monster and the Random Number Detective" "brings a rare sense of health to the youthful melancholy literature we are accustomed to."

From "Red Sorghum" to "Late Bloomers", from the depths of history to the current reality, from the creation of the world to the myriad phenomena. It is still the Mo Yan that readers are familiar with, but it brings us a strange and surprising reading experience. This book contains 12 newly created short and medium-sized novels by Mo Yan, the Nobel Prize winner in literature. They are all "new stories" told by Mo Yan to everyone. They are still based on "people in his hometown", but with a new look - focusing on the present and incorporating observations and thoughts on emerging issues of the times. The 12 stories are compact in length, but each has its own merits. The fresh, brave, and dotted narratives create a series of characters who "change with the times". They are like people who have come out of us, running as fast as flying, from one end of the novel to the other end of the novel, from the history of red sorghum to the present of red lips and green mouths. Reading Mo Yan is always exciting. The world of his novels is three-dimensional and complete, and the final results always make us stunned.

"Russian Doll" is a collection of short stories written by Casares in his later years. The first edition was published in 1991. It includes seven stories, most of which are related to travel. Adolfo Bioy Casares believed that travel can help liberate the soul. Most of these stories are related to the pursuit of love, but they are the antithesis of pure love stories: the heroines of love romances are originally irreplaceable, but for weak, sensitive, and immature men, they are more like nesting dolls with similar appearances. "If one is broken, the rest can still stay."

"The Possession" is a Gothic novel written by Gombrowicz. The story tells the story of a young man, Walczak, who went to a farm in Poland to be a tennis partner for Miss Okhowowska. People around him were surprised to find that the two people with completely different social backgrounds were "extremely similar". Miss Okhowowska was engaged to Horawiecki, who was personal secretary to the owner of a nearby castle. The old castle where only three people live is not peaceful. When Walchak heard the mysterious rumors, he couldn't help but become more and more curious. He hoped to unlock the secrets hidden in the castle and also wanted to uncover the secrets in Miss Okhowowska's heart...

"Bakakai Street" is the only collection of short stories in Gombrowicz's creative career, including ten short stories such as "The Party at the House of the Countess of Coteubail", "On the Kitchen Stairs" and "The Mouse". Bacakay Street is the name of a street where Gombrowicz lived in Buenos Aires. Years later, after re-reading these works, Gombrowicz still spoke highly of them. These short stories are also considered by critics to be the perfect introduction for readers into Gombrowicz's longer works.

"The Good-for-Nothing Dog" contains 11 short stories by Burr and is a treasure of short stories selected from Burr's posthumous works. From the rise of the Nazis to power, World War II, post-war famine to economic reconstruction, the social reality of Germany in every period has left a deep imprint on this work. Reading these works, you can not only feel the beating pulse of the times, but also get a glimpse of the author's broad and compassionate feelings. It has been many years since the war ended. The smoke of that distant era rises to the surface again along with these short stories. What rises with this smoke is the lofty expectations and ideals of a young man before the war. He was full of hope but was resisting in vain against the world at that time; what rises with this smoke are memories and explanations, fears and fantasies, all of which constitute the vitality that is still spreading in these works. From a literary perspective, nothing is finished.

This book includes several novels written by Wang Qian in Chinese in recent years that reflect the life of Chinese immigrants overseas: "Road Map", "Father's Poison", "Ah, Canada", etc. Use the delicate writing style of female writers to tell us about the lives, careers, and emotions of Chinese people abroad. It reflects women's emotions and life under the differences between China and the West.

The contents of this book include general advice on aspiration to print sutras and images, rules of conduct at home for those who are new to the aspiration, articles on persuading people to listen to the bell and recite the Buddha's name, the main idea of ​​"Pure Land Dharma", the end of life, experimental talks on reforming, lectures at the Nanshan Law Garden, the inspiration of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, the main idea of ​​teaching three refuges, the consequences of release and killing, respecting the Three Jewels, always following Buddhism, changing habits, the opening speech of the Longevity Rock Chanting Hall, etc.

This book consists of six short stories about women's love and marriage. Some of them left their hometowns and went to strange places, and some of them went from the Northeast to the southern frontier of reform and opening up. In their youth, they could afford to love, let go, be hurt, and lose. They never retreat, and use the weakness and tenacity of women to shoulder the difficult life alone and move forward bravely. The author effectively presents the protagonist's various encounters, life trajectories and different life experiences, capturing and describing the daily life around him. In an era of overflowing narratives, it is not easy for novel writing to maintain the author's own literary concepts and narrative rhythm.

"Major General Nogi's Mother" is a classic collection of novels by Junichiro Tanizaki, a representative writer of Japanese aestheticism. It includes "Major General Nogi's Mother", "Fumiko's Feet", "Blue Flower", "On the Road", "A Lock of Hair" and other representative short stories and short stories. Among them, the famous story of the same name "The Mother of Major General Nogikan" was written in 1949. It is based on classic ancient books such as "The Tale of Genji", "The Tale of the Past" and "The Tale of Yamato". It weaves a magnificent legend of the Heian period with a strong classical flavor. It was highly praised by Japanese literary critics as "the synthesis and the highest crystallization of all Tanizaki's elements". Talking about this article, Tanizaki said, "I hope not to offend the dignity of historical facts as much as possible, and at the same time fill in the shortcomings of the record, so as to expand my own world." The world of Tanizaki's novels is full of absurdity and weirdness, seeking beauty in ugliness, affirming goodness in praise, and thinking about the meaning of survival in death. Whether it is the world of beautiful snow that expresses his demonic "ugliness as beauty" or the oriental culture that pursues Japanese classical traditional beauty, Junichiro Tanizaki's works are permeated with a strong sense of human emotions and psychology. Yukio Mishima once evaluated Tanizaki Junichiro's works as "the peonies blooming brilliantly against the gloomy background of naturalistic literature".

"The Cat, Shozo and Two Women" is a classic collection of novels by Junichiro Tanizaki, a representative writer of Japanese aestheticism, and includes representative short and medium-length novels such as "The Cat, Shozo and Two Women", "Boy", "Horror", "Ex-Con" and "Yanagi Bathhouse Incident". The novella "The Cat, Shozo and Two Women" was written during the period when Tanizaki was translating "The Tale of Genji" (1935-1938). It uses the similarity between women and cats as a metaphor to tell the subtle, complex and interesting relationship between men and women through a cat, allowing men who are overwhelmed by the situation to perform a family comedy with them that makes people laugh. The world of Tanizaki's novels is full of absurdity and weirdness, seeking beauty in ugliness, affirming goodness in praise, and thinking about the meaning of survival in death. Whether it is the world of beautiful snow that expresses his demonic "ugliness as beauty" or the oriental culture that pursues Japanese classical traditional beauty, Junichiro Tanizaki's works are permeated with a strong sense of human emotions and psychology. Yukio Mishima once evaluated Tanizaki Junichiro's works as "the peonies blooming brilliantly against the gloomy background of naturalistic literature".

The set includes: "Only You Hear", "Missing Holiday", "The Frequency of Loneliness" and "Killing a Mary Sue".

While it makes my scalp numb, the original human nature is clearly visible. Smoke and Mirrors is a Geffen Award, Stoker Award, Locus Award nominee, and World Fantasy Award nominee! This book contains 29 Neil Gaiman's classic short stories, which describe the love, jealousy, greed, selfishness, fear and sadness in human nature. When a murder occurs in heaven; when "Snow White is a good person" is a lie told by the princess; when there are no animals to eat in the world, only babies to choose from; when the devil eats the boy and enters the world in the name of a boy; when gender can be transformed at will with the help of drugs; when murderers can be purchased at wholesale prices... When you open "Smoke and Mirrors", you will feel your scalp numb while watching it, and at the same time, you can see the original human nature at a glance.

Four short to novellas, the stories revolve around women from different eras. From the 1970s and 1980s to the present day, the four heroines have experienced ups and downs in love and marriage, full of tension. The contents of the four stories are as follows: 1) "The Missing Man Arrives on a White Horse" The wife and her husband appear to be distant, and they accompany her husband to socialize. Her heart hangs on the male friend at the same table, and the ripples are light. Between cheating and not cheating, her heart does not know where to go; 2 ) The foreign heroine in "Inside and Out of the Glass" first entered the society and used her young and beautiful talents to be treated very leniently by her boss. Others saw that if the scale is not properly grasped, the consequences will be dire; 3) The stewardess in "Let's Dance" met a man at a dance and thought she was her favorite middle-class diamond bachelor. However, the relationship brought by time was not a long-term relationship, but an indifferent cold war. She cooked for him and took care of the housework, but she did not get true love, and was only disliked by him; 4) The housewife in "Be Careful" is a mother of two daughters who works as a taxi driver for her family. She discovers that her husband is merciful and not only has an affair with the domestic servant, but also harbors ill intentions towards herself. She plans a plan to get the medical expenses she has earned for her daughter... Women should be careful - it is the author - Chen Yunwen, a master screenwriter, who goes against the instructions given to readers for many years. Love and marriage are the only way to go, but there are hidden thorns on the road. Especially the shelf life of the sweet packaging of love passes in a blink of an eye. Will it be dangerous to continue to taste the bad taste? Chen Yunwen's writing style is concise and talented. The female images she created for TV series in the 1970s and 1980s were the role models for the new women at that time. These four short stories that combine the old and the new create a female face that, if not careful, may be the ending for you and me.

How to regain the initiative when faced with extremely controlling parents? How to make peace with the world after being sexually abused as a child? Should I get married if my boyfriend can't afford a house in Beijing? There are "rabbits" who choose to induce vomiting in order to lose weight; there are also brave girls who go to the wedding of boys they have a crush on; and there are also novices who make a comeback in the workplace... "Female Narrative" is mainly divided into four parts: original family, youth memory, emotional narrative, and mid-life dilemma, covering every stage of women's growth. Through 21 non-fiction short stories, it focuses on and explores the confusion, struggle and desperate situation faced by contemporary female groups in the process of growth and survival at different age groups. Among them are the attack of breaking the boat, the courage to start over, the sadness of being overwhelmed by mud and sand, and the joy of begging for mercy.

They suffered layoffs five months after graduation, fell into the scam of second landlords when renting an apartment in a big city, tried hard to lose weight just to experience the world of thin people in their imagination, a single girl who was in debt and raised a cat, a boy who took out a mortgage... This book mainly focuses on the post-90s generation, using individual stories from different professions and different regions to present the current situation of this group's survival in society. "Post-90s Narratives" is divided into four chapters. It observes and records the living conditions of the current young generation from aspects such as academic work, marriage and love, family of origin, and living conditions, so as to understand the way post-90s think about material consumption, life and death issues, and emotional processing, and to three-dimensionally display the characteristics of the post-90s era.

Love is silence. Hidden deep and not exposed, just because it is deep in the bones. I love you, but I can't open my mouth to let you know. At night when you and I looked up together, I wanted to complain about my illness, but I could only complain to the starry sky. I love all the emotions you have, hesitation, melancholy, persistence, length, and depth... What I can't say, you can see as long as you look up. My love for you is silent. Maybe you don't understand, and neither do I, but only the vast starry sky understands. It is based on the youth growth story of boys and girls. Cruelty, tolerance, persistence, loneliness, sadness, growth, strength... These keywords make this book a story about everyone's youth. They are lost in a long way, their love road is unclear, and everyone stumbles along the way. You are your own problem, and you are also your own answer. In 2014, the only female writer born in the 1990s on the 9th Chinese Writers List - Classmate No. 7, Debuted with her first concept book "I Love You Is Silent". When you open this book, you will feel that she is writing about you.

This book is a collection of short stories by D. H. Lawrence, published based on Lawrence's original manuscripts collected by Cambridge University. D. H. Lawrence used restrained writing style to depict the life and death of the lower class of society, describing the never-ending spiritual struggle in daily life. His works are filled with a melancholy mood. However, the focus of the world's attention is limited to the bold and explicit use of words, which made him sigh: "No one will understand me in three hundred years!" During his lifetime, he and his works were repeatedly criticized both verbally and written. He was a rebel and controversial writer in the literary history of the 20th century. This book collects Lawrence's short stories and articles from 1907 to 1917. The selected articles all have their sources, and also include different modified versions of the same work. In this book, Lawrence depicts the joys, sorrows and joys of a group of ordinary people, and the many helplessness hidden under the happy life, giving people a glimpse of the process of a generation of literary masters, constantly challenging themselves and testing the purity of literature.