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The story begins with several military academy cadets planning to steal chemistry test papers and sell test questions. The school authorities discovered the theft and ordered the thief to surrender, otherwise the entire class would be punished. Someone reported the thief, and the "boss" of the theft gang vowed to find the informer. Soon, during a live-fire exercise, a cadet nicknamed "Slave" was shot and killed... "City and Dogs" was written by Vargas Llosa based on his personal experience of studying in a military academy as a boy. It is set on the Leoncio Prado Military School in Lima, the capital of Peru, and the bustling city of Lima. It revolves around several military academy cadets and depicts the brutal lives of the cadets and their various conflicts with the school authorities. This was the first novel published by Vargas Llosa when he was 27 years old. In 1962, before the novel was published, it won the Spanish Concise Book Series Award. After its publication in 1963, it won the Spanish Critics Award, making Vargas Llosa famous in one fell swoop. The novel was banned in the author's native Peru shortly after its publication. The military government at the time burned 1,500 copies of the Peruvian edition of "Cities and Dogs" at the Leoncio Prado Military School, the author's alma mater. The City and the Dog is considered by some critics to be one of four landmark novels (the other three being Carlos Fuentes' "The Death of Artemio Cross," Julio Cortázar's "Hopscotch" and García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude") that marked the unfolding of the Latin American literary explosion. In 2001, the book was selected as one of the "100 Best Spanish Novels of the 20th Century" by Spanish newspaper El Mundo.

North China Intelligence Bureau agents Long Dageng, Gao Xianqing, Yue Suheng, Wei Shengjiang, and Tan Wanhe were ordered by their superior Huayu to capture Ouyang Zheng, the leader of the Taoist organization. After experiencing the death of his comrades and the failure to seek help, Gao Xianqing resolutely rebelled and joined Ouyang Zheng. Subsequently, Huayu sent Zhao Shuyou to continue tracing Ouyang Zheng's whereabouts. However, Zhao Shuyou fell into the trap set by Gao Xianqing and Ouyang Zheng at the last moment and died. Soon, Huayu personally took action, but was quickly injured by Gao Xianqing's design. Pan Shi, the director of the North China Intelligence Bureau, sent Lu Jinglian to continue to take over this important task. Gao Xianqing was afraid that the matter would be exposed, so he killed Ouyang Zheng, defrauded Lu Jinglian's trust and returned to the North China Intelligence Bureau...

During the liberation period, the learned and talented country girl Yang Yiyun became the young mistress of the famous local Ai family. At first, she was rejected by her mother-in-law, while her dandy husband only knew how to eat, drink and have fun all day long. However, with her firm will, she and her repentant husband supported the entire family amidst the turbulence of the country and the family.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the silk industry flourished in Nanxun, a beautiful town in the south of the Yangtze River. Liu Yong, a talented young man, by chance joined the silk trade as an apprentice. When the imperial court was defeated in the war against Britain and France, raw silk had nowhere to sell, and silkworm farmers were facing life and death. Liu Yong witnessed the silk merchant leader Gu Liugong leading the silk industry to save the silkworm farmers. He was deeply impressed and set his ambition, so he founded a silk shop from scratch. He teamed up with his adopted brother and best friend to outwit Guangzhuang, deal with the government, boldly explore bandits' dens, break into Shanghai beaches, deal with the Taiping Army and the court, and under extremely dangerous circumstances, transport raw silk to the world through the Maritime Silk Road, making China's raw silk dominate the world. Liu Yong gradually became a wealthy businessman and the leader of the four aspects of the silk industry. Equally exciting is the love between children and daughters in the great era. Liu Yong, a poor boy, was admired by the kind-hearted girl Shen Yuhui. The two of them got married and started a business with great difficulty. However, love in troubled times is always too luxurious, and Shen Yuhui unfortunately died in childbirth when giving birth to her second son. When she died, she entrusted Mo Lian, a lonely girl with her sister, who should have been as bright and bright as the sun, but unfortunately she was born in troubled times. She already has a love, how should she choose between the righteousness in her heart and the love in her heart? When a brilliant heart is wiped out, what sprouts in troubled times...

The book describes the story of several young men and women who grew up together in a small mountain village, two acres of terraces, and how they got married and started a business from a small mountain village to living in the city. It tells about the sorrow, suffering and persistence in their hearts. In particular, it describes Wang Xiaoman, who is walking on the road of his own life. Although he is ashamed and sweaty from morning to night, although he is unable to do anything and has no solution, he still wants to be happy, still wants to study, and still wants to live tearfully and passionately. This expresses the theme of loving labor, loving life, loving life, loving reading, and loving our beautiful earth home.

The novel tells the story of Leng Nuannuan, a boy from the northeastern mountainous area who came to live on the southern seaside where his parents worked for a year. He was reluctant to leave his grandparents who raised him, and wanted to end his left-behind life. He was very torn inside. He was happy to receive his father's love, but felt disappointed because he could not adapt to the new environment and was ignored by his mother. He fought against everything around him, skipped school, hid in the mangroves and almost drowned in the tide. While experiencing all kinds of hardships, he also received all kinds of warmth from the sea, especially the care of his neighbor, the boss of the boat, and his family, who were like family members. He put aside his grudges and melted into the new environment, becoming a "warm boy". During a typhoon, he bravely rushed to the island to rescue his mother; he built a "warm bay" with Wang Longhai, the captain's son, and formed a life-and-death friendship. The novel is good at capturing the childish psychology of the characters, and expresses the beauty of family, friendship, teacher-student, and neighborly relationships with delicate and beautiful writing. The story has ups and downs. The novel shows readers the customs, customs and maritime culture of the southern coastal areas, such as human dragon dance and dragon boat racing, which have distinctive regional characteristics. During the reading process, readers not only feel warm and cozy, but also thrilling and have endless aftertaste.

After graduating from graduate school, Gu Yu worked for the Huanghe Petroleum Machinery Equipment Company. He resigned a year later and started his own business, opening the Huanghekou Mechanical and Electrical Manufacturing Company. His girlfriend Xiaoxue and two classmates founded the Yellow River Estuary Cultural and Creative Studio. Zhao Jincheng, chairman of Jincheng Chemical, wanted to annex Huanghekou Mechanical and Electrical Manufacturing Company. He and Feng Minghua, general manager of Hongxin Financing Company, designed to deliberately induce the young and competitive Gu Yu to use the company's assets as collateral to obtain huge high-interest loans and blindly expand production, which eventually led to the break of the capital chain. Gu Yu had to transfer the company to Zhao Jincheng. Guyu left Oil City and went to the Southern Mechanical and Electrical Research Institute to do research. Xiaoxue refused to leave Youcheng and kept waiting for him at the mouth of the Yellow River. With the help of Vice Mayor Shen Qiuliang, Chairman of Huanghe Petroleum Machinery Equipment Company Wu Anran, and Director of Southern Mechanical and Electrical Research Institute Professor Yang Weiming, Gu Yu overcame the difficulties and returned to Oil City as the general manager of Huanghekou Mechanical and Electrical Manufacturing Company, starting his entrepreneurial journey again.

From the 1980s to the 1990s, as the country opened its doors, a large number of new immigrants, mainly laborers, poured into Italy, setting off a wave of migrant workers, commonly known as "foreign migrant workers." Qiao Xiaoyu, Jin Laishun, Pan Dubao, Kang Fengnian, Bao Xiaoyue, Ye Guang, Cheng Feiyang and others are all from the same hometown. Although each of them had different occupations in their hometown, after arriving in Italy, because this group did not have a residence at first, they were black households and could not work legally. They could only survive in family-style workshops run by Chinese people. They all worked hard in the clothing industry, performing joys and sorrows. It was not until Amnesty obtained legal residence that he gradually integrated into mainstream society.

The wife of handyman Qiu Er disappeared and his five-year-old son Qiu Jiabao was abducted. It took Qiu Er twenty long years to finally find his son. But he discovered that his son was not his biological son...

In 1938, the Japanese army invaded Wuhan. Burning, killing and looting plunged the people of Wuhan into a hell of blood and fire. Zhang Sanfang, a famous doctor in Hankou, did not want to be a traitor, his family was ruined, and his son Zhang Feilong narrowly escaped death. In order to avenge his hatred, Zhang Feilong teamed up with the lone killer Ling Ruobing to fight secretly against the Japanese invaders. The bullet came out of the barrel, the sharp blade penetrated into the bones, and blood and flesh flew everywhere. The Japanese army was terrified. The Japanese Garrison Command, Gendarmerie, Police Department, and Security Council regarded Zhang Feilong and Ling Ruobing as a thorn in their side and a thorn in their flesh, and they searched and arrested them, hoping to put them to death. Zhou Bicheng, the Communist Party action captain lurking in Wuhan, rescued Zhang Feilong and Ling Ruobing. And combined with the military unified action team in the southwest, united against the enemy. The hatred of the family and the country, a passionate man, in times of crisis, who else would he give me?

"Executioner Silversmith - Extra Chapter" is a wonderful sequel and "extra" to Alai's Mao Dun Literature Award-winning work "The Dust Has Settled". This work was created before and after Alai completed the novel "The Dust Has Settled", with three related or underdeveloped characters in the novel as the protagonists. Among them, there are the executioners of the chieftain family who have been passed down from generation to generation, and through the eyes of the executioners, they reshape the "Poppy War" that influenced the historical direction of the chieftain system; there is also the genius silversmith who stepped out of the moonlight in "The Dust Has Settled", and uses the proud life of the silversmith to reflect the power struggle and change of the chieftain family; These "external chapters" are organic supplements to "The Dust Has Settled" and reflect each other with "The Dust Has Settled", jointly sketching a three-dimensional picture of the eve of the collapse of the chieftain system on the snowy plateau.

The story this book tells takes place in a commoner's home in the south. It is the story of a traditional Chinese family. The story takes place from the 1960s to the 1980s. Su Tong said: "I wrote about a crying ghost. He didn't know why he was suffering this way. Later, he didn't want to care about the affairs of the world. He went to hell, leaving greater loneliness to others, to me, to all of us... So I wrote "The Bodhisattva Man"." This is Su Tong's novel with the characteristics of magical realism.

This book is an important novel written by Su Tong after "My Life as an Emperor", "Wu Zetian" and "Mi", and is a groundbreaking exploration. In this novel, Su Tong breaks away from the history and hometown he usually narrates, and casts his gaze on the current society: a blond girl from the north stayed in a train station hotel, and as she screamed in the bathroom, a snake disaster suddenly broke out in the city, and there were chaotic snakes everywhere. Keyuan, a social worker, worked hard to collect debts and forced his life... Surrounding the small people living and interacting around the train station, Su Tong began to think about the fate of a group of small people abandoned by society.

A masterpiece from the author of "Butterfly Dream"! Du Maurier, a literary giant, has been borrowed more times from the British Library than Shakespeare! I no longer long for a quick trip, the life I want is right here and now! "Youth is something you cannot understand until it disappears from you." The moment before committing suicide by jumping off the bridge, I was pulled by Jack. In the space of a cigarette, we decided to jump on any ship we saw and start wandering aimlessly. From the bright lights of London to the remote mountains, I sang heartily and tried to live alone to build my dreams. My youth was wasted wantonly. It wasn't until that letter appeared that I realized that the end of this wandering journey was actually at the origin...

In the early 1980s, the spring breeze of reform and opening up blew through the morning bells and evening drums in the Forty-Nine City. Feng Fengshan, a well-known "recalcitrant" in Xicheng, became a businessman with a "Yeluzi" background with his quick thinking. Following the pace of the great era, he "stitched things together", played with IT, and engaged in crude oil, and for a while he became an unparalleled trend-setter. But the god of luck did not always favor him. The stamp and coin market collapsed, causing Gao Fengshan to lose all his wealth. When he encountered youth rebellion in his middle age, Fengfengshan didn't understand why the former "three good students" refused to enter the "good school" arrangement, nor did he understand why his son, who was originally excellent in both character and academics, suddenly became the "boss" in a vocational school. Until he saw his son who was born in the 1990s enter the society and gradually develop a hard-working temperament after experiencing a series of setbacks such as confusion, helplessness, and hitting a wall, he felt that the time had come. After all, "wild ways" are not the last word. The best "business rules" are integrity and integrity. The father and son decided to start with Qinxing. Since then, there has been a braised stew restaurant on Huangsi Street that can chat with you about ordinary things in the alleys and tell you about Beijing's 50 years of politics. A bowl of braised and roasted food can bring out all kinds of flavors in the world. The world still exists, and the rules still exist.

It tells the emotional life of some modern urbanites with character flaws, with strong storytelling and black humor. A novel that reflects the soul and living conditions of contemporary urban youth.

This book is the second literary work of writer Feng Lili, which stems from her experience of working as a waiter undercover in a hotel for several months. "I" tells the daily life of a group of young waitresses from the dual perspective of an observer and a witness: they work day after day in exchange for meager wages and a rough life, and are accustomed to an arbitrary increase in workload and simple and even poor living conditions; they bully, quarrel, scheme, and help each other, go shopping and have fun together; they suffer harsh and unreasonable exploitation, and also look for opportunities to be lazy and slack at work. The "airborne" supervisor broke the tranquility of the housekeeping department, and a power struggle quietly began... Finally, when the peak season came, "I", exhausted physically and mentally, left the hotel. In the author's plain, restrained and line-drawing narrative, a guest room is a microcosm of the world. In the past, the joys, sorrows, sorrows and joys of the room attendants who were at the bottom were almost never noticed or expressed, and even they themselves turned a blind eye. This group of waitresses with different faces, dressed in khaki work clothes, seem to have never met other passers-by in this city, but in fact they are no different: it is almost impossible to escape the helplessness of life, and hard work and hard work cannot change the solidified destiny.

This is a novel commemorating the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up. The novel takes the Dalian Economic and Technological Development Zone as the background. It describes how Li Hailiang and a large number of young people closely linked their destiny to the development of the development zone under the tide of reform and opening up. After a generation of hard work, the development zone transformed from a backward fishing village into a modern city famous in Northeast Asia. One day in 1982, Yang Xu, a young fisherman, was forced to escape in his boat due to accidental injury to others. He was later shelled by South Korean warships. Li Hailiang, a young fisherman on the boat, narrowly escaped death and ended up in the Bohai Bay area. He met a boat boss, who led the fishermen to find ways to make money, and even participated in illegal smuggling. In the end, Li Hailiang was arrested by the police and sent to the labor camp. In the labor camp, Li Hailiang won friends with his simple quality. The prisoners taught him many social experiences, and the guards also taught him many principles of life. The labor camp became a veritable life classroom, which opened his eyes and transformed him from an ignorant boy into a mature person.

The middle-aged widowed American financier and art collector Adam Wayville and his only daughter Maggie both have very noble moral sentiments, are pure in heart, and are cautious in dealing with things. They found their respective loves while traveling in Europe and got married successfully. After getting married, the father and daughter unexpectedly discovered that there had been an abnormal relationship between Mr. Weiweier's new wife and Maggie's husband...

Yin Heng went from his quiet and simple hometown of Hewan to Jinling to study medicine. On his way to becoming a practicing doctor, he met "Old Glasses Xu" who was both a teacher and a friend, as close as a brother. The "Pig Head" and the "Bald Old Wu"... Some of them risked their lives to save others, some worked hard all their lives, and some chased money and their conscience gradually drifted away... Among the various choices in life, young men and women who were once ignorant, each took a different path in life. The landscapes and scenery of Hewan, the humanistic sentiments of Jinling, and the secular customs of Qilu are harmoniously intertwined in the author's writings. The experience of every character in the book witnesses the changes and development of the times. Medical workers represented by Yin Heng remain selfless and fearless in this ever-changing industry. They are ordinary people around us, and at this special moment of disaster relief and anti-epidemic, they are even more worthy of being entrusted to the "soldiers in white". "Hewanli" is a nostalgia for the local people and an affectionate tribute to the "angel in white".

A miniature epic that condenses the history and style of the American West, "a writer among writers" - Dennis Johnson's representative work, winner of the O. Henry Award and nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. The thrilling ordeal of a mortal in extraordinary times and the disappearance of a unique American way of life. Dennis Johnson's "Train Dreams" is a mini-epic and one of his most moving and poignant novels. This is the story of a mortal Robert Greiner in that extraordinary era at the beginning of the twentieth century. He made a living doing odd jobs in the American West. Suffering the loss of a loved one, Greiner struggles to find meaning in this strange new world. As the story unfolds, we see the thrilling personal suffering he endured and witness the dramatic changes in America during his lifetime. The novel seems to immerse readers in the rich history and landscape of the American West - where there are exotic animals and plants, as well as strong lumberjacks and bridge builders - and captures the disappearance of a unique American way of life. "Train Dreams" was first published in "The Paris Review" in 2002 and won the O. Henry Award the following year. In 2011, FSG Publishing House released a single volume revised by Dennis Johnson. In 2012, the novel was shortlisted for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.

This book is one of the masterpieces of Nobel Prize winner Albert Camus. The book tells the story of a young man who is indifferent to the outside world and has no pursuit of life. He accidentally got involved in a conflict while on vacation at the beach, committed murder, and had to go to court. He was eventually sentenced to death for not shedding tears at his mother's funeral. The whole book uses a first-person narrative technique to strongly contrast the protagonist's inner activities with the absurd surrounding environment, satirizing the hypocrisy and absurd nature of the society at that time.

This book is based on the author's personal experience of traveling in China from 1919 to 1920. The story takes place in the British colony of Hong Kong and a place called "Meitan Mansion" in inland China. The heroine Katie Finn had an affair with Charlie, the assistant chief secretary of Hong Kong. Her husband Walter (a bacteriologist in the Hong Kong government) found out and forced her to go to Meitan Mansion where cholera was rampant. Unfortunately, Walter eventually contracted the disease and died. Katie returned to Hong Kong and fell into the arms of Charlie. She was so ashamed that she finally returned to the UK to reconcile with her father and went to live with her father in the Bahamas. From the book, readers can see the ambiguity and contradiction behind a seemingly indifferent narrator: as a part of the imperial narrative, the author's orientalist political and cultural views are hidden under the veil; as an individual writer who pays attention to human nature, his doubts and longing for love, ridicule and tolerance of human nature are hidden under his veil.

Mr. Li Jieren, the author of "Before the Storm", is a famous litterateur and translator in my country. He wrote five to six million words of writings and translations in his lifetime. His trilogy of Dahe novels, "Small Ripples in the Dead Water", "Before the Storm" and "The Big Wave", have become masterpieces handed down from generation to generation. Mr. Li Jieren was called "Zola of China" by his classmate Guo Moruo, and his trilogy was praised by Guo Moruo as "the modern history of novels". Starting from 1935, Mr. Li wrote three consecutive novels, "Small Waves in the Standing Water", "Before the Storm" and "The Big Wave" (Part 1), describing the social life before the Revolution of 1911. These three novels are all set in the author's hometown of Sichuan.

"Big Wave" is Mr. Li Jieren's most important masterpiece. It describes how the Sichuan people organized the Road Protection Comrades Association under the leadership of Luo Lun, Pu Dianjun, Deng Xiaoke and others to oppose the Qing government's selling of the Sichuan-Hankou Railway construction rights. After being brutally suppressed by Zhao Erfeng, the road protection movement developed from petitions to armed resistance. The work involves numerous events and numerous characters, reflecting the intricate struggles between various classes, strata, and political factions at that time, and depicts a large number of people with different personalities such as Huang Lansheng, Mrs. Huang, Chu Zicai, Fu Longsheng, Wang Wenbing, and Wu Fengwu.

The latest full-length masterpiece by the famous writer Tan Ge. This novel describes the rise and fall of a private enterprise group in a certain city, shapes the complex and tortuous personality and career process of a private entrepreneur, and reveals the struggles in the business world, the ups and downs of officialdom, and the grudges in love. The novel truly reproduces the complex and diverse picture of contemporary urban life.

"Dr. Margaret's Locker" is the first in the "Azadi Series" of books about India's freedom from British colonial rule. In 1965, a suitcase more than a century old was discovered in a Delhi hospital storage room. The box is believed to belong to an American doctor named Margaret and contains her diary and other precious relics including the crown of the ancient Indian kingdom of Tashi. Margaret was an American of Scottish descent and was born into a Presbyterian family in New Jersey. In 1850, Margaret obtained her wish to practice medicine and became one of the first female doctors in North America. When the Crimean War broke out in 1854, she served in the army with her Canadian husband (who was also her cousin). The couple not only had to face the cruelty of war, but also endured other unexpected conflicts. Margaret lost her husband in the infamous "Hussars' Charge" and found herself in a dilemma.

Su Shang later met Shi Xunbai, a revolutionary and Communist Party member, and found a bright way out and beautiful love. The psychological description of the characters in the novel is delicate and romantic, especially the changes in Su Chang's heart reflect the progress of the social movement.

A white notebook records the tear-jerking life and death, and the difficult moments that doctors and patients spend together. In the daily life in the hospital, I discovered the unknown deep feelings, thought about the unpredictable human nature, and found the courage to continue living. From the perspective of front-line medical care, the book records how patients deal with serious illness and life and death problems; in the dilemma, how doctors make medical decisions that are more beneficial to patients; in this life and death field where death can visit at any time, what kind of situations do doctors and patients' families face every day. The creative team of this book is nine medical workers who are fighting on the front line. They sincerely recorded the real experiences of 15 patients they encountered in their careers, presenting the most realistic daily life in hospitals and taking readers to understand the life and death scenes that ordinary people cannot touch.

This book was originally titled "Plague, Get Out". This series of works records the process of doctors, police, patients, family members, and volunteers fighting the virus since the outbreak of the domestic epidemic. Faced with the unknown patient zero, the initial transmission route that is difficult to trace, the continuous tracking of suspected cases, and the lasting panic buying craze... In this catastrophic event, everyone is in the unknown, gradually understanding the full picture of the virus, and under the guidance of the country and experts, and with the real-time disclosure of information, they bravely struggle forward and overcome each difficulty. This book records the pain and perseverance of individuals from the perspective of ordinary people, as well as the protection and love they feel from the group. Multiple perspectives, comprehensive and true records, a crisis incident that is closely related to everyone. 14 People, 14 perspectives. The authors are 14 people from different provinces and cities in China and from different professions. This book records the doctors who "retrograde" to the front line to support, and the reality of how patients infected with the new coronavirus get along with doctors...

The book details the protagonist Yao Qiang's twelve years of experience from when he first arrived in Beijing to when he finished pursuing his dream. When he first "drifted" in Beijing, "Yao Qiang's" biggest dream was to have a home here. But after he had seen enough of the rolling dust of the world and the coldness of the world, and tasted all the ups and downs, and all kinds of flavors in the world, when he looked back, he felt bitter. It is said that Beijing is a city for dreamers. It is lively and prosperous, full of human touch and fireworks. However, this book reveals the confusion, fatigue and suffering of countless "Beijing drifters". I wish everyone who is pursuing their dreams can realize their dreams.

Fei Xiaotong's novella, written in English in the mid-1930s, has been sealed for a long time in the "Firth Archives" of the library of the London School of Economics where the author once studied. It was only discovered and translated into Chinese in 2016. The novel describes the various experiences of a new silk-making enterprise in rural southern Jiangsu in the 1930s. It is not only the "literary version" of the author's famous book "Jiangcun Economy", but also echoes the left-wing literature of the 1930s.

From the winter of 1927 to the spring of 1930, he wrote nearly 2 million words of works, including "Escape", "Frontline", "Change", "Going Home", "Strength Seller", "Family Letters", "The Sea", "Two Stories of Broken Love", "Persimmon Garden", etc. As well as a large number of poems, essays, literary reviews, and translations. These are all precious treasures in the history of modern Chinese literature.

The story tells that in the 1930s, the Guoshu Museum in Shanghai was very famous. Its founder, Zhou Cunyi, had no rivals in the martial arts and was very prosperous. Later, the Guoshu Museum closed down due to lack of funds. Zhou Cunyi's personal disciple, the second-generation curator's fifteenth brother, and "my" second grandfather, was a martial arts master, but he was down and out in life and was despised by others. Regardless of my family's objections, I practiced Xingyi Quan next to my second grandfather and developed peerless martial arts. After experiencing all kinds of life in the city and the maze of history of my father's generation, I gradually realized that Xingyiquan is not only a martial art, but also the highest state of the heart - "Both the visible and the intentional are false, and the unintentional will only lead to surprises." We all want to change the world, but we are blocked from all possibilities by ourselves.

In the novel "Exile", Hong Lingfei started from the "4.15" Massacre in Guangzhou and continued to follow the uprising troops into Chaoshan, but failed and had to go into exile again. The protagonist Shen Zhifei finally understood the meaning of life, strengthened his determination to revolution, and saw clearly the ugliness and darkness of society and the inequality between people. Therefore, to eliminate this situation, he must go through revolution and achieve complete social change. In the end, Shen Zhifei quietly left her family and embarked on the road of exile, "to find eternal light for mankind." Hong Lingfei completed this 100,000-word work in only one and a half months.

Modern novel. Jin Yizhu. Chongqing Cultural Life Publishing House first edition in September 1942. The whole book is divided into 4 parts. This is a novel of more than 800,000 words. The work is based on a series of major historical events after Japanese imperialism invaded China. It reflects the turbulent social life at that time through the different experiences of more than 20 members of a declining family. The author said in the "Preface": "What I am trying to describe in this long novel is not just trivial family affairs, personal relationships between men and women, and some sadness in a family in a declining big city. I hope that my pen is a magnifying glass, first directly showing those rotten parts, or indirectly highlighting them." The work focuses on the story of the young woman Huang Jingling who finally left her old family and vigorously devoted herself to the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement, and her rapid growth experience. Her father, Huang Lingzhi, was conservative in his thinking, but he maintained national integrity at a critical moment for the survival of the nation. They represent positive forces in real life. The work also depicts many people who have fallen behind the times. The more significant ones are Jingchun, an individualist who is heavily influenced by idealist philosophy, and Jingzhu, a hedonist who plays with the world. Although the work lacks a carefully conceived and refined typical plot, the character description is not profound, and it is relatively loose in expressing the changes and dynamics of various social classes on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, the work expresses the contradictions and mentality of some old Chinese intellectuals as they embark on a new path.

Modern novel. Jin Yizhu. Chongqing Cultural Life Publishing House first edition in September 1942. The whole book is divided into 4 parts. This is a novel of more than 800,000 words. The work is based on a series of major historical events after Japanese imperialism invaded China. It reflects the turbulent social life at that time through the different experiences of more than 20 members of a declining family. The author said in the "Preface": "What I am trying to describe in this long novel is not just trivial family affairs, personal relationships between men and women, and some sadness in a family in a declining big city. I hope that my pen is a magnifying glass, first directly showing those rotten parts, or indirectly highlighting them." The work focuses on the story of the young woman Huang Jingling who finally left her old family and vigorously devoted herself to the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement, and her rapid growth experience. Her father, Huang Lingzhi, was conservative in his thinking, but he maintained national integrity at a critical moment for the survival of the nation. They represent positive forces in real life. The work also depicts many people who have fallen behind the times. The more significant ones are Jingchun, an individualist who is heavily influenced by idealist philosophy, and Jingzhu, a hedonist who plays with the world. Although the work lacks a carefully conceived and refined typical plot, the character description is not profound, and it is relatively loose in expressing the changes and dynamics of various social classes on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, the work expresses the contradictions and mentality of some old Chinese intellectuals as they embark on a new path.

Modern novel. Jin Yizhu. Chongqing Cultural Life Publishing House first edition in September 1942. The whole book is divided into 4 parts. This is a novel of more than 800,000 words. The work is based on a series of major historical events after Japanese imperialism invaded China. It reflects the turbulent social life at that time through the different experiences of more than 20 members of a declining family. The author said in the "Preface": "What I am trying to describe in this long novel is not just trivial family affairs, personal relationships between men and women, and some sadness in a family in a declining big city. I hope that my pen is a magnifying glass, first directly showing those rotten parts, or indirectly highlighting them." The work focuses on the story of the young woman Huang Jingling who finally left her old family and vigorously devoted herself to the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement, and her rapid growth experience. Her father, Huang Lingzhi, was conservative in his thinking, but he maintained national integrity at a critical moment for the survival of the nation. They represent positive forces in real life. The work also depicts many people who have fallen behind the times. The more significant ones are Jingchun, an individualist who is heavily influenced by idealist philosophy, and Jingzhu, a hedonist who plays with the world. Although the work lacks a carefully conceived and refined typical plot, the character description is not profound, and it is relatively loose in expressing the changes and dynamics of various social classes on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, the work expresses the contradictions and mentality of some old Chinese intellectuals as they embark on a new path.

Modern novel. Jin Yizhu. Chongqing Cultural Life Publishing House first edition in September 1942. The whole book is divided into 4 parts. This is a novel of more than 800,000 words. The work is based on a series of major historical events after Japanese imperialism invaded China. It reflects the turbulent social life at that time through the different experiences of more than 20 members of a declining family. The author said in the "Preface": "What I am trying to describe in this long novel is not just trivial family affairs, personal relationships between men and women, and some sadness in a family in a declining big city. I hope that my pen is a magnifying glass, first directly showing those rotten parts, or indirectly highlighting them." The work focuses on the story of the young woman Huang Jingling who finally left her old family and vigorously devoted herself to the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement, and her rapid growth experience. Her father, Huang Lingzhi, was conservative in his thinking, but he maintained national integrity at a critical moment for the survival of the nation. They represent positive forces in real life. The work also depicts many people who have fallen behind the times. The more significant ones are Jingchun, an individualist who is heavily influenced by idealist philosophy, and Jingzhu, a hedonist who plays with the world. Although the work lacks a carefully conceived and refined typical plot, the character description is not profound, and it is relatively loose in expressing the changes and dynamics of various social classes on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, the work expresses the contradictions and mentality of some old Chinese intellectuals as they embark on a new path.

"Ten-Tailed Turtle" is a chapter-style novel written by Lu Shi'e, a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. It describes the story of Shanghai in the late Qing Dynasty. In the late Qing Dynasty, Fei Chunquan, a wealthy businessman from Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, went to Shanghai to find sex and was deceived. However, he saw through Shanghai's various deceptions and tricks, including private prostitution, and his feelings changed. Fei Chunquan then devoted himself to it, using his wife and sister to make money, and lost all his unscrupulous nature. People are familiar with the filth and darkness of Shanghai in the 19th century. It was a paradise and a hell.

This is a true story. The story tells the story of a father who gave up his life in order not to involve his children, which leads to a poignant love story. Through the protagonist's life tragedy and his selfless dedication to his children, the story shows the harm he has suffered and does not want to happen to his children, and shows his resistance and struggle against some social phenomena.

"Top Secret Manuscript" is a novel by contemporary Irish writer Sebastian Barry. It won the "James Tait Black Memorial Award", the oldest literary award in the UK, and also won the "Best Novel of the Year Award" at the "Costa Literary Award" in 2008. In addition, the work won Novel of the Year at the Irish Book Awards and was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. "Top Secret Manuscript" tells the legendary life of the heroine Roxanne during the Irish War of Independence. At the beginning of the story, the elderly Roxanne, who has been a patient in the Roscommon Regional Mental Hospital for more than 50 years, decided to complete an autobiography during her last journey to record the life of her and her parents in Sligo in the early 20th century. She hid her story under the loose floorboards, not wanting the secret to be discovered for the time being. The second narrative thread of the story revolves around Dr. Green, the hospital's current chief psychiatrist.

"Still Water Waves" mainly tells the story of ordinary people in Sichuan before and after the signing of the Xinchou Treaty.

When you calm down and listen, the world begins to change. There's a record store here. A bright little record store. There is no store name on the door and no display in the window, but the store is filled with various vinyl records of classical music, rock music, jazz, pop music, etc. It is often open late into the night. Lonely, insomniac, sad or with nowhere to go... All kinds of people come here to look for records, or to find answers to their own lives. The boss, Frank, is forty years old, a tall and gentle man like a bear. Just tell him how you are feeling at the moment, or tell your story, and he will always find the most suitable record for you. A healing story about crossing barriers and not being afraid of the unknown, a moving love song that beats with hope and warmth, and the magical power of music to soothe people's hearts.

At the age of thirty, you can not only choose to "establish", but also choose to "encourage". The older girl Ma Jiahui is a middle school teacher. At the age of thirty, at this age where marriage is constantly being urged, she chose "Li". She not only actively went to the countryside to help the poor, but also worked hard to write books. What did she experience along the way, and who did she meet?

"The Last Terma" is a story that took place on the edge of Qinghai, Gansu and Sichuan in the 18th year of the Republic of China. A secret village called Mu Da Na was a refuge for horse thieves, beggars and lepers, gathering all kinds of exiles. All wanderers form a special big family, dedicated to creating a utopian home of equality and freedom. These texts describe the living conditions of the exile community in the past years, as well as the Tibetan people's unique understanding of the world and life. The traditional customs of different ethnic groups are fully demonstrated in the conflict and integration. They also record the process of a nomadic tribe with a long history from strength to decline.

Peach Blossom Spring is the hometown of singing, dancing and drama. The people of Peach Blossom Spring lead a poor and indifferent life. If there is anything in life that can arouse excitement among the people of Peach Blossom Spring, it is when the commune's film screening team comes to show movies in Peach Blossom Spring. People in Peach Blossom Spring love to watch movies. Watching movies can give people in Peach Blossom Spring a brief moment of relaxation and escape from their heavy lives. This book is a pure literary novel with more than 480,000 words. It takes the love story of Tao Hua and Peng Chunniu as the main line, interspersed with descriptions of the local customs and customs of Peach Blossom Spring. It also depicts a series of typical images of farmers, bandits, educated youths, Taoist priests, etc. It deeply reflects the vicissitudes of Peach Blossom Spring in the past fifty years. Reading it makes readers sometimes laugh and sometimes sigh.

Focusing on family love, it tells the story of a man who was originally from the lower class of society. He unexpectedly won a prize in a lottery draw, and then started to start a business and set up a factory. In front of the feasting and feasting, he couldn't control himself, and did things that were unsatisfactory to his relatives. Later, he was unfortunately injured. As a result, all his friends and friends left him. Only his wife has always been by his side. After repenting, he also decided to cheer up and start a new life.

"The Children's Train" is a novel about children's education and growth by the Italian Neapolitan writer Viola Aldone. The story begins in Naples in the autumn of 1946, where there was poverty, despair, and most people were illiterate. A seven-year-old boy, Amerigo, lived with his mother in a shabby house in a slum. He boarded a train with thousands of southern children and went to live with a northern family for a few months. Amerigo found himself and his dreams far away from his familiar native environment, his mother and the alleys of Naples, and changed the destiny of his life. When he returned to his hometown in 1995, he still saw many street kids who had no future and no family support. Looking back on his past, Amerigo's decisive attitude towards breaking away from his hometown has also changed. Children need care for their growth. As a successful man, Amerigo also gained inner salvation through his care for his nephew.

The story uses the male protagonist An Xin, a young man who was selected by the cadres of the County Coal Bureau to serve as the poverty alleviation team leader and first secretary in the village in Shizimu Village, as a clue to describe his inspirational story of working together with the cadres and the masses to win the battle against poverty in the context of the new era. The article not only contains professional knowledge on poverty alleviation policies, but also little-known Hakka customs and new knowledge and new atmosphere in the field of agricultural cultivation; and what is particularly important is that the author tells the story of ordinary people's struggles. By displaying the personality and spirit of each struggler, it shows how the "little people" persevere, develop, evolve and explore in the process of winning the decisive battle against poverty, and strives to create a group portrait of strugglers in the new era.