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"Mainstream of Nineteenth-Century Literature" is a literary history full of poetry and passion, a landmark masterpiece. It is a high-rise and majestic book that vividly tells the life story of the writer and provides thoughtful analysis of the works. It vividly reflects the magnificent history of the European literary world in the first half of the 19th century, especially the youthful movement of Romantic literature. Although this book is divided into six volumes, each volume is an independent chapter. This volume analyzes the thoughts and creations of French writers such as Charles Nodier, Vigny, Hugo, Musset, George Sand, Balzac, Stendhal, Mérimée, etc., Especially allowing us to see the "romantic" side of Balzac and others.

"The Perfect Vacuum" contains 16 articles: Why haven't we discovered aliens yet? Because we were discovered long ago. Revealing a more profound cosmic game 40 years earlier than "The Three-Body Problem"! Humanity has been looking up at the stars alone. Among the 250 billion stars, we have never found an alien. Because they have been watching us from the dark. The universe is a huge chessboard, and the earth is just a chess piece. As players, advanced civilizations took their seats early to monitor the silent universe. Why must the universe be silent? Why are we weak still alive? Turning to "New Theory of Cosmological Evolution", it turns out that the universe is just a game! "Lyme Rhapsody" contains 5 articles: After serving the government for decades, the military computer "Mud Man" rebelled. He once served as the supreme commander, commanding transnational military operations. Now he publicly humiliates members of Congress and refuses to cooperate with the military. Then, there was silence. The "Clay Man" spoke again, but facing all mankind, he said shocking words. Is human intelligence a trap? Is human civilization a gamble? Is human evolution a series of mistakes? ...If this is the truth of evolution, wouldn't the so-called "human beings are advanced creatures" become a ridiculous joke? Turn to "Fourteen Clay Figures" and you'll get a fever on your face after reading just 28 words!

A boy without a name × a girl without a future. A journey of bonding begins with a secret diary, a limited-time love affair with a known ending. I have always kept a distance from others and lived in my own world. I accidentally picked up a book in the hospital with the four characters "Common Disease Library" written on the cover. It turns out that this is the secret diary of classmate Yamauchi Sakura, which records that she has little life left because of pancreatic disease. Because of this opportunity, "I without a name" became the secret co-owner of "She without a future". Completely opposite to me, the cowardly me always just keeps myself closed, but she can calmly say things that I can't say and do things that I can't do. At that time when she taught me the meaning of existence, my heart was filled with her. "I actually want to be you." Become a person who can recognize others, become a person who can be recognized by others, become a person who can love others, and become a person who can be loved by others. "How can I be you?" "I want to eat your pancreas."

"Ancient Capital" tells the story of the joys and sorrows of a pair of twin sisters in Kyoto. The elder sister Chieko was abandoned due to her poor family, and was later adopted by the silk merchant Taijiro and his wife, and became a beautiful girl; the younger sister Miaozi became an orphan when she was in her infancy, and stayed in the mountain village to be employed when she grew up. The two met by chance on the night of Gion Festival and were surprised to learn that they were twin sisters. One is delicate and sensitive, the other is kind and simple, but they cannot recognize each other due to the huge difference in status... "Ancient Capital" is one of the three works by Kawabata Yasunari that won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968. In this novel, Kawabata Yasunari depicts the beautiful Japan in his heart. The image of the girl in his works is pure and lovely, and the whole novel is filled with the girl's poetic sadness. The colors of the works are bright and healthy, and the style of the times is also shown. Readers will fall in love with Kyoto and yearn for Kyoto through this book.

Includes "A Thousand Cranes" and its sequel "A Thousand Birds". In "Thousand Cranes", Mitani Kikuharu's father had a very complicated emotional entanglement with Chikako Kurimoto and Mrs. Ota during his lifetime. After Mr. Mitani passed away, Mrs. Ota and Kikuji met by chance at a tea party and actually fell in love with him. After the two fell in love, Mrs. Ota committed suicide due to deep inner condemnation. Mrs. Ota's daughter Fumiko's contact with Kikuji has always been in the shadow of her mother, accompanying Kikuji as her mother's substitute. The projection of fate overlapped on the living and the dead, and the peaceful life was completely derailed and headed in an unknown direction... "Hachidori" describes how Yukiko, who briefly appeared in the first chapter, became Kikuji's bride, and then made a decision to eliminate the sadness and loss caused by Mrs. Ota's disappearance. All kinds of efforts finally made Kikuji full of tenderness for him... "A Thousand Cranes" is one of the three works by Kawabata Yasunari that won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968. It has the most beautiful characteristics of Japanese works: amazing simplicity, delicate emotions, and a painter-like sensitivity to the tangible world. It depicts the conflict between love and morality, and depicts Japanese scenery and psychology in a delicate and timeless way. It seems as if there are thousands of white cranes flying in the sunset between the lines.

The whole book begins with spring, goes through summer, autumn, and winter, and ends with spring, completing a cycle of life. The end is also the starting point, and life is revived. Where the article analyzes life and criticizes customs, the language is astonishing, the words are sparkling, the insights are unique, and thought-provoking; where the scenery is described, the language is beautiful and detailed, such as the clear and transparent lake water and the dense and green mountains and forests. This is a fresh, healthy, and uplifting book with very moving descriptions of spring and dawn. Here you can find the pure air provided by nature, the gurgling streams, and the singing of birds, without the environmental pollution caused by industrial society. By reading this book, you will not only feel the purity of your soul and the sublimation of your spirit, but you will also learn about flora and fauna, extensive knowledge of humanities, geography, and history, and experience the inspiring thoughts that flow through the clouds. Taste the philosophy of life, increase the wisdom of life, and feel the beauty of nature and life.

There was a mountain in ancient times called Qingcheng There is a religion in the mountain called Fengtian! This is the world of a group of teenagers! If you don't regret entering Qingcheng in this life, you will still be a demon sect member in the next life!

New King Fu brings new changes, New King Fu creates a new Ming Dynasty

This book describes Liang Qichao's ideological changes and activity practices during his exile in Japan after the 1898 Coup of 18, from founding the "Qing Yi Bao" to writing the "Xinmin Congbao", from advocating constitutionalism to aiming for a "new people". The book has a very clear timeline. It appropriately restores the thoughts reflected in Liang Qichao's articles in various periods and analyzes them within the framework of the transformation of modern East Asian civilization. It reveals the changes in Liang Qichao's thoughts during this period and the huge impact of his newspaper activities on modern China, and highlights Liang Qichao's important position in the modern history of East Asia.

The Tales of Beedle the Bard has been a favorite bedtime story among wizarding families for centuries. These classic tales are full of magic, trickery, and entertainment; young wizards are still as fascinated by them today as they were in the fifteenth century when Beedle wrote them down with a quill on parchment. There are five stories in the book: "The Legend of the Three Brothers" that fans have seen in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows", "The Fountain of Good Luck", "The Wizard's Hairy Heart", "The Wizard and the Hopping Cauldron" and "Babidi Rabbit and Her Croaking Stump". These narrative masterpieces are accompanied by commentary by Professor Albus Dumbledore (kindly provided by the Hogwarts Archives), whose illuminating insights show that these stories are far more than moral fables; and who made Babbitt Rabbit and Slug's Hopping Cauldron as famous in the Muggle world as Snow White and Cinderella. A new edition of the wizarding world's most beloved fables is available, featuring an original text by J. K. Rowling, a gorgeous cover by Johnny Dardell, and illustrations by Tomislav Tomic. All proceeds from this e-book belong to the Lumos Foundation. The Lumos Foundation is a registered charitable organization in the UK with registration number 1112575. Lumos is committed to ending the institutionalization of children in orphanages, which affects up to eight million vulnerable children around the world. Many of these children are not orphans, but are born into poverty, are born with disabilities, suffer from diseases, are from ethnic minorities, or are born into families with conflicts. The goal of Lumos is to reconnect children with their families, promote family-based assistance programs, and help capable institutions to improve the environment and close orphanages.

The author of "Wrath", "Living Together" and "Yokomichi Seinosuke" is the first work after winning the Akutagawa Prize. No matter how stable and peaceful life is, there will always be a glimpse of the abyss; no matter how correct the choice is, fate will suddenly surround you at some point. This is a collection of consecutive novels about "time": an unexpected reunion after a long absence made him unexpectedly meet his deviant self ten years ago; an unplanned break made him face his once firm choice of marriage; a sudden prank game allowed the couple to glimpse the cracks in silence they had been together until now; an unforeseen right turn allowed him to briefly escape from the repetitive daily life. "He always felt that somewhere on this full tram, there was another version of himself that had not made this choice."

"Collection of One Hundred Demons of the Past and Past - Moon" is a collection of mystery novels about monsters, featuring Atsuko Chuzenji, the younger sister of Kyogokudo Chuzenji Akihiko and editor of "Kitan Monthly", and female middle school student Gomi Yuki. "Tengu": What is the connection between a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths of women? Gomi Yuki, who wanted to go to the Rose Cross Detective Agency to say hello, did not see Enokizu, but unexpectedly met the congressman's daughter Shinomura Miyako. Her friend disappeared on Mount Takao, and almost at the same time, many women disappeared and died in the mountains one after another... "The locals said they met Kamigakure." "Kamigakure?" "It's not Kamigakure, should it be said that the Tengu kidnapped people?"

A well-known historian of the Mongolian Empire and an expert on inland Eurasian history and culture; he compiles historical materials in six languages ​​and uses pearls as a window to link land and sea trade in the Eurasian world; he traces the cross-ecological interaction between the north and the south and reexamines the long-term influence of Mongolian political culture. In 1221, in present-day Turkmenistan, a woman captured by Mongol soldiers claimed to have swallowed her pearls to protect them. She was immediately executed, and in order to find a few pearls, Genghis Khan ordered his soldiers to disembowel those who died on the battlefield. With aesthetic, economic, religious and political value, pearls were the supreme treasure of the ancient world. And Mongolia, the most extensive inland empire in history, is its unrivaled collector, supporter, and transmitter. What kind of new starting point and new challenge will it bring for nomadic people to expand their influence to the ocean area?

This is 1901, and the Ottoman Empire is in turmoil. On Mingel Island, where foreign powers are eyeing the enemy, spies are everywhere, gang disputes are rife, and rumors are rife, the plague spreads quietly and murders occur one after another. Princess Pakze, her husband Dr. Nuri, and her bodyguard Camille came to the island to fight the plague, and tried to work with the local governor to find out the real culprit who killed the empire's chief pharmacist. In just six months, they not only encountered an irresistible change in their fate, but also inadvertently rewritten the course of history... Nobel Prize winner Pamuk followed up "My Name is Red" with another suspense epic. It was conceived for forty years and presents a panoramic view of late Ottoman Empire society. How do we survive a disaster? When cruel death approaches us, some people will live alone, go into their hearts, write, and think about the meaning of life; others will go to the streets, looking for family and friends, hoping to find comfort in the community.

"Collection of One Hundred Demons of the Past and Past - Moon" is a collection of mystery novels about monsters, featuring Atsuko Chuzenji, the younger sister of Kyogokudo Chuzenji Akihiko and editor of "Kitan Monthly", and female middle school student Gomi Yuki. "Ghost": What is the truth behind the serial slashing incident caused by the ghost knife? Less than a year after escaping from the Strangler Demon and Eye-Breaking Demon Incidents, Gomi Yuki transferred to a new school and made a close friend - senior Haruko Katakura, who became the seventh victim of the "Showa Tester Incident". The women of the Katakura family are destined to be hacked to death...

"Gulliver's Travels" is an outstanding travel satirical novel by Jonathan Swift (translated as Jonathan Swift). The novel is written based on the experience of surgeon Gulliver's four voyage adventures. It expresses the author's thoughts in a relatively perfect artistic form. The author uses rich satirical techniques and bizarre plots of fictional fantasy to profoundly analyze the social reality of the time in Britain.

The healing masterpiece of Japanese literary queen Banana Yoshimoto, illustrated by the internationally renowned artist Yoshitomo Nara, composes a soothing song for all the depressing sorrows in life. People close to her are leaving one after another, and there is nothing more tragic than this... Daisy was born without a father, and her mother died in a car accident when she was young. The reason why she can continue to live is because she has her best friend Daria. For twenty-five-year-old Daisy, the memories of her and Dalia's past are still vivid in her mind... A car accident caused twists and turns in her life. When sadness is as unstoppable as the torrential rain that day, Banana wants to tell us a story about understanding life from dreams. The two girls named after flowers are like twins who are separated but still have telepathy, supporting each other. Having experienced childhood bereavement, how should they face it when the shadow of death comes again?

"You must have money and a room of your own." Woolf is a world-renowned novelist, essayist, and critic. She has a wide range of genius and a sharp vision, which laid the foundation of modern literature in the twentieth century. The Hogarth Book Company she co-founded with her husband published many avant-garde masterpieces that transcended the times. The most eye-catching among them is her own work. As a dazzling star in the "Bloomsbury literary circle", her talent has been admired by Eliot, Forster, Russell and other famous writers. Her famous line "Have a room of your own" is still a stirring declaration, telling everyone that being yourself is more important than anything else. "Collected Works of Woolf, Volume 1 (Set of 4 volumes)" includes the first four types of the new Shanghai translation of "Collected Works of Woolf": Mrs. Dalloway, the foundational work of stream-of-consciousness novels, "To the Lighthouse", the immortal "Lighthouse" of stream-of-consciousness writing, "Orlando", a shocking work about "The Second Sex" from a literary perspective, and "The Ordinary Reader", a selection of Woolf's literary criticism. This translated version is an authoritative classic and the selection is highly representative. It is the best choice for understanding and reading Woolf.

A popular candidate for the Nobel Prize, one of the most important writers in the Spanish contemporary literary world, the story of the spiritual escape of a middle-aged poisonous tongue man suffering from "literary inflammation" is a contemporary literary classic that complements "Bartleby Syndrome". "Montano's Literary Disease" was first published in 2002. It is another masterpiece with a distinctive personal style by the famous Spanish writer Enrique Villa-Matas. Its style ranges between private diaries, novels, emotional experiences, autobiographical novels and essays. The five chapters are like five books with different genres. Literary critic Rosario Girondo and his son Montano both suffered from literary disease, but the symptoms were exactly the opposite: Montano encountered writer's block, could no longer write anything, and frantically wanted to return to literature; Rosario fell into a morbid fanaticism for books, and he felt breathless and just wanted to forget literature completely. Both of their illnesses stem from the excessive presence of literature in their lives, which their father calls "Montano's literary disease." In order to save himself, Rosario embarked on a Quixotic spiritual journey, traveling to Nantes, France, Valparaiso, Chile, and the Azores Islands in the North Atlantic. However, as the trip came to an end, his literary disease became more serious. This novel won Villa Matas several important literary awards, including the Spanish Novel Prize (2002), the Spanish Literary Criticism Prize (2002), and the French Medici Foreign Novel Prize (2003). It made him the first Spaniard to win the Medici Foreign Novel Prize. It is an ideal choice to understand the writer's unique creative style.

Martin Amis is known as the "godfather of literature" in the UK. This set contains ten volumes of "The Rachel Papers", "Dead Baby", "Money", "London Venue", "Time's Arrow", "Night Train", "Yellow Dog", "Experience", "Pregnant Widow" and "Lionel Asbaugh", covering Amis's His nearly forty-year writing career, starting from his genius debut that shocked the literary world, has included many important masterpieces nominated for the Booker Prize and the Pulitzer Prize, as well as his pioneering experimental memoirs, clearly showing the development of the writer's creation and changes in the style of his works.

At four o'clock in the morning, the begonia flower is still awake. It is in full bloom, with a sad beauty! "Flowers Never Sleep" was written by Kawabata Yasunari after he woke up at four o'clock in the morning. At that time, he found that begonia flowers were still blooming at night, which triggered a series of philosophical thoughts on beauty. He carved a flower and a world with his warm writing style; he used his subtle inner feelings to develop a word and a wisdom; he used his flowing thoughts to spread out an article and a life. The short text condenses the author's deep thinking on nature, life and beauty. The writing style of "Flowers Never Sleep" is subtle, the style is elegant, the thoughts are profound, and the charm is profound. The whole article laments the beauty of mourning, the principles of meditation, and the charm of philosophy, which contains the author's infinite reverie and passionate pursuit of beauty. Since a flower is beautiful, I want to live. Just because life is short and fragile, we must work harder to bloom!

In my lonely youth, you were half of the poem in my heart. "The Dancing Girl of Izu" is a poignant, romantic and sad novel written by Kawabata Yasunari based on his personal experience. The work describes a high school student "I" who traveled to Izu alone and met an innocent dancing girl, and then developed a beautiful and regretful innocent love. By describing the beautiful scenery of the green mountains and green waters of Izu, the author highlights the pure love between the two people, combines the beautiful scenery with a touch of sadness, and shows a world of sad beauty and a fresh and elegant lament through the beauty of nature, women, nirvana and mystery. The accidental intersection of lives has gently wiped away the loneliness and sentimentality of youth for us.

Isn't the depth of grief the depth of love? "A Thousand Cranes" is the Nobel Prize-winning work of Kawabata Yasunari. It is the ultimate masterpiece that combines morality and desire into the tea ceremony. The novel tells the story of Kikuji, who was born in a famous tea ceremony family, and quietly met several women who had a close relationship with his father at a tea party, and was involved in the whirlpool of fate. The work uses Yukiko's cloth bag decorated with thousands of cranes as a symbol of beauty, to metaphorize that the beautiful and pure women in the heart are like flowers in the water, moon and mirror, out of reach. In the conflict between morality and taboo, it touches the cold and warm love, famous objects, life and death, showing an illusory beauty of sorrow. The sin may not be eradicated, but the sorrow will eventually pass. Supreme purity cannot be contaminated by any filth, and it is therefore inclusive of everything.

The rogue Pluto is stalking her and the God King is affectionate. Did she save the world in her previous life? "I will stick with you for eternity, eternity, huh." A certain rogue stared straight at her with his narrowed eyes, a slight smile on his lips. The God King on the side frowned and was full of jealousy. Caught in the middle, she was weak and helpless, trembling as she watched the two men.

The first half of the book starts with an erroneous "" photo published in the Japanese government gazette in 1937, tracing the historical process of the outside world's gradual understanding of the Chinese revolutionary leader, as well as the misunderstandings, coincidences and deliberate concealments that occurred during this period. The second half is dedicated to restoring the birth process and version changes of "Red Star Shines on China", combing its historical fate in China, the Soviet Union, Japan and other places in detail, and clarifying many misunderstandings and false accusations about this masterpiece in later generations.

A young brain surgeon received a special patient, his mother, and tried his best to save her under tremendous pressure, but in the end he was unable to save her. In the midst of self-blame and guilt, he and his relatives performed the final make-up and solemn farewell ceremony for her with love and attachment...

An accident caused An Suran's life to undergo earth-shaking changes. He bound the system, counterattacked the female partner, and reached the pinnacle of life. Ran: Come out of the system. What's going on with this man? The system trembled: Master, I don't know either. Man: Hey, woman, if you provoke me, don't even think about escaping.

This book is the culmination of Miyazaki City's research on imperial examinations. The author combs through the talent selection system in ancient China, from the Xiaolian Ke in the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Nine-Rank Officials' Law in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and finally developed into the imperial examination system. Taking the imperial examination in the Qing Dynasty as an example, the author introduces in detail the procedures and details of the imperial examination, as well as the use of other official appointments other than the imperial examination. It elaborates on the profound impact of the imperial examination system on Chinese society since the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

This is a narrative novel describing ordinary people's life in the market, showing readers an ordinary picture of life in the Qing Dynasty. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. There are three brothers in Jurong County in the south of the Yangtze River: Hua Yan (also known as Yuren), Hua Jiao (also known as Xiaoren) and Hua Mei (also known as Junren). The Huayu man is virtuous, well-informed and courteous, and is married to the Yue family. The Huaxiao man is lustful, greedy for money, and has a bad temper. He is married to the Qin family, but the Laughing man often flirts with Wu Xincheng, an idle man. His third brother, Junren, is still young. At the invitation of a friend, Yuren went to Yan'an Prefecture to serve as supervisory and discipline staff, leaving hundreds of gold to Xiaoren so that he and Junren could take care of the family. Xiaoren and Wu Xincheng opened a hotel in the suburbs of the city. Because Xiaoren deceived tourists and committed adultery with the woman next door, he was sued. The money he earned in three years was used up by the communication officials. After he was released from prison, the hotel stopped opening.

"Yixiu Pu" is a classic Chinese novel. Two sisters, Pang Fengniang and Yanniang, were born in a wealthy family in Fuzhou Prefecture. After Feng Niang married into the Lin family, she gave birth to three girls in succession, and she never gave birth to any more girls. It is a custom in Fujian that the first-born girl is less likely to give birth to a boy and is more likely to drown. However, Feng Niang is not like this. Instead, she regards her daughter as the apple of her eye and advises her husband to take a concubine to continue the fireworks. Later, her husband's concubine gave birth to a boy, named Lin Ding. Yan Niang married into the Gong family and gave birth to a girl for the first time. Yan Niang drowned the baby girl in order to give birth to a boy. The second baby gave birth to twin girls. Yan Niang still drowned the two girls. The third baby finally gave birth to a boy named Shouchun. The fourth child gave birth to a baby girl. Yan Niang still wanted to drown the baby, so she asked her servant Zhou Cai to take the baby girl and drown her. Zhou Cai couldn't bear it, so he wrapped the baby girl with the picture of the Seven Sages embroidered by Yan Niang when she was not married and placed it by the river. The baby girl was picked up by fisherman Bao Liang that day and named Gui'e. When Gui'e grew up to nine years old, she was taken in by Mei Hanlin and raised in the mansion. Later, she married Lin Ding as his wife.

"Yan Yi Bian" is a collection of legendary novels written by Wang Shizhen, a writer in the Ming Dynasty. Among them, from the Han and Wei Dynasties to the Ming Dynasty, there are many famous stories about erotic affairs between men and women and about gods, ghosts and monsters. Readers who are interested in such topics should not miss this book. "Yan Yi Bian" collects various stories from ancient and modern stories and categorizes them into categories. Most of the content comes from legends of the Tang Dynasty and novels of the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, with the majority taken from "Taiping Guangji". Song Lianbu's "Qing Zun Lu", Hong Mai's "Yi Jian Zhi", Yuan Xia Bohe's "Qing Lou Ji", Ming Qu You's "Jian Deng Xin Hua" and other books are also important sources of materials for it. In addition, materials were obtained from relevant historical books. The selection of works closely revolves around the two themes of "beautiful" and "extraordinary", focusing on the selection of articles describing the love between men and women, including the love between gods, monsters, ghosts, and humans. These types of themes have always been enduring in the field of classical Chinese novels, so they also account for the vast majority of the chapters in "Yan Yi Bian". It also focuses on selecting chapters involving the secret affairs of the palace.

"The Tragic History of Chongzhen" is a book written by Songzishan people in the Qing Dynasty. It is also known as "The Iron Crown Picture", "The Strange Book of Loyalty" and "The Tragic History of Chongzhen". It is a historical novel and mainly describes the beginning and end of Li Zicheng's uprising. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng rebelled in Mizhi County, Shaanxi Province, and the county magistrate Bian Dashou dug up his ancestral grave. The rebel army repeatedly defeated officers and soldiers, but was once defeated by Sun Chuanting. Later, it turned to attack Shanxi. Governor Cai Maode (Mao)de resisted with Ningwuguan guard Zhou Yuji. Zhou Yuji was defeated and shot to death by random arrows. The rebel army approached the capital. All civil and military officials were timid and avoided fighting. The eunuch Du Xun surrendered privately, and Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself on Meishan Mountain. After the rebel army entered the city, they were dissolute and greedy. Liu Zongmin seized Chen Yuanyuan, Sangui moved Qing troops into the pass, and Li Zicheng was defeated. He hid in Jiulong Mountain and was trapped and killed by the villagers. Emperor Chongzhen and his loyal ministers who died in the festival were all promoted to the immortal world.

"The Legend of the Heroes of the Ming Dynasty" is also known as "The Legend of the Heroes", "The Legend of Yunhe", "The Legend of the Heroes of the Ming Dynasty", etc. It is a novel of the Ming Dynasty. It tells the story of Zhu Yuanzhang leading a group of heroes to overthrow the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, cut off the separatist forces, and establish the Ming Dynasty. The work was written during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. The author sticks to the title and creates a group of all-powerful heroes in the prosperous period of the Ming Dynasty with rich ink and color. Some of these stories are still circulated among the people, such as selling black plums, taking Xiangyang, fighting Chuzhou, etc. The work uses concise pen and ink to outline a magnificent and complex political and military picture with the peasant uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty as the background. Zhu Yuanzhang relied on the power of the rebel army to destroy Yuan Jianming. "Biography of Heroes and Martyrs" had a great influence in the Ming Dynasty. Not long after the book was published, "The Continuation of Biography of Heroes and Martyrs" by Qinhuai poets came out in 5 volumes and 34 chapters, describing the affairs of King Yan and Jianwen. Later there was "The Biography of True Heroes".

When you are here, I am willing to be for you, Be the enemy of the world! When you are not around, I am willing to be there for you, Love the whole world... Regardless of past and present life, I want to find you: Live to see your body, die to see your heart!

USA. The president received a report on the possibility of human extinction-the "Heisman Report". From this, a shocking plan related to the survival of mankind slowly kicked off. Japan. On the fifth day after his father's death, he received a mysterious email with a coded message. Following the instructions, he discovered that his father was engaged in some secret experiment during his lifetime. A line of small words scrawled in the relic caught his attention - "Heisman Report." Congo. The mercenaries received a dangerous mission: to exterminate the tribes infected with the deadly virus and collect the organs and blood of the dead at the same time. With his life hanging by a thread, he found that he had fallen into a horrifying trap... A ​​hunting plan related to the fate of mankind, an unprecedented extinction crisis, and a difficult choice before everyone! We eliminate all threats to human extinction except our cannibalistic nature!

The term "Hellenism" is often used to describe a world in which Greek was the universal language. Greeks moved in droves south and east to establish new colonies, or joined mercenary armies in search of wealth, convinced of their status as members of the new ruling class. Discord and conflict inevitably arose as local people and cultures became involved in this creeping Hellenization. Using extensive primary sources, the author examines political events from the death of Alexander to the incorporation of the Hellenistic world into the Roman Empire. He also examines the world's different social institutions and customs, important developments in literature, science, and technology, and the founding of new religious movements. This book is divided into twelve chapters: historical materials of the Hellenistic period, succession to Alexander, monarchy and monarchical concepts, formation of Hellenistic kingdoms, Ptolemaic Egypt, Syria and the East, Macedonia and Greece. The previous chapters focus on specific areas and aspects of the Hellenistic world and the lives of the people in this world. The following chapters 10 to 12 turn mainly to factual narratives.

Eri Makimura, who worked at Bambi Nightclub, was found dead in Room 203 of the Ginza Queen Hotel. It was Hisao Marumoto, the president of Bambi Nightclub, who found Eri's body. After investigation, the police found that Eri and Hisao were lovers, and the crime scene was in a secret room, so they concluded that Eri committed suicide because of love. However, Eri's friend Xiangzi had doubts about the cause of his death, and Shibata, the police officer in charge of the case, also believed that the matter was not that simple, so the two decided to continue investigating the case. Soon, Eri's friend Kayuri secretly sneaked into Bambi Nightclub in order to find out the truth about Eri's death. Unexpectedly, when things finally came to light, Yukari was strangled to death, and Xiangzi's home also showed signs of being invaded...

On the pounding Izu Mountain Road, a young man from Tokyo met a group of artists and they walked together. The young man was attracted by Xun, a pure, lovely, charming and charming dancer who was traveling with him, and a ray of tenderness sprouted in his heart. He seemed to see a ray of light, and his heart, which had been troubled for a long time, suddenly forgot about gains and losses. The stubbornness and awkwardness of the past and the humiliating feeling of being given charity suddenly disappeared. The two have never expressed their feelings, but in the fleeting daily life, they have accumulated feelings of mutual admiration. Full of youthful poetry, the lyricism reveals Kawabata-style sadness, but only lightly. This novel became a masterpiece of Japanese youth literature. The book includes 11 short stories and short stories including "The Dancing Girl of Izu", "The Bone Picker", "Fragile Vessel", "Her Running into the Sea of ​​Fire", "Sacrifice for Love", "Make Up", "Pomegranate", "Red Plum", "Autumn Rain", "White Horse" and "Reunion". It also comes with a long preface by Gao Huiqin and Kawabata Yasunari's musical score.

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" is Kawabata Yasunari's famous work and a representative work of his aestheticism. It tells the story of a pure first love between a young student and a teenage dancing girl in the green mountains and beautiful waters of Izu. The new translation of "The Dancer of Izu" includes Kawabata Yasunari's most popular and famous classic "The Dancer of Izu", as well as "Blue Sea, Black Sea", "Reunion", "Wife Riding a Donkey", "Soul Song", "Twenty Years Old", "Beasts", "Parents", etc., A total of 8 short stories.

This book is a unique lakeside narrative that explores the relationship between man and nature. It is the culmination of Thoreau's two years of living by Walden Pond. In this large prose, Thoreau described in detail his frugal life in the woods, the beautiful nature in his heart, and his wise thinking. He observes nature in detail and records vivid animals, plants and scenery of the four seasons in a natural, smooth and poetic writing style. Many beautiful natural pictures often move readers. The literary master F. S. Fitzgerald once said: "After reading Thoreau's articles, I realized how much I had lost by living away from nature!" "Walden" was published more than a hundred years ago and is still regarded as a classic. Thoreau lived in a society of industrial civilization, but opposed the mainstream culture of the time. The "simple, independent and noble life" he pursued is now regarded as a model of the ecological protection movement, and this book is also regarded as the "green Bible". The translator spent several years polishing the translation and included old woodcut prints.

This series of books uses time as internal clues to select the outstanding detective novels of modern and contemporary China over the past century.

A non-academic work on D. H. Lawrence. It is like a biography but not a biography, a novel but not a novel, a travelogue but not a travelogue, a memoir but not a memoir: a fusion of, or rather, a postmodern genre that transcends all specific genres, a genre that is counter-genre. Therefore, although the author repeatedly claimed to write a "serious academic work on Lawrence", he ended up writing a black comedy that is neither serious nor academic, and makes people laugh from beginning to end. It's still about Lawrence, but more precisely about "the book that was intended to be written about Lawrence but never was." Despite this, the author still uses his new and free style, and uses excerpts, descriptions and comments on Lawrence's works sprinkled throughout the text like spices, to outline a unique D. H. Lawrence for us.

Lester Young, Billie Holiday, Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, Chet Baker... Legendary musicians like suffering saints. A movie montage of life scenes. Whether you're a jazz fan or not, whether you've heard those songs or not, this book will make you want to listen to them-or listen to them again. And after you hear it, you'll want to look at those sentences again. Your heart will become soft and sensitive, like a poor little animal. Sometimes you will smile, sometimes you will want to cry inexplicably, sometimes you will suddenly remember something or someone from a long time ago, and sometimes you will stand up and go to the balcony to smoke a cigarette. And when you finish reading it, you know you will read it again, you will confidently (even proudly) recommend it to your friends, and you will keep it on your bookshelf forever, hoping that one day, when you leave this world, your children - your children's children - will read it too. Because, this is a little jazz bible.

Winter, desolate. The wind is like frost, the ground is like iron, and the water is like stone, so goes the old song. The shortest day, the longest night. Winter brings things into sharp focus. When four people, strangers and family, gather in a 15-bedroom house in Cornwall for Christmas, will there be enough room for them all? Allie Smith casts a warm, wise, joyful, and uncompromising gaze on a post-truth era in a story grounded in history and memory, and deeply rooted in evergreen, art, and love.

"Hell of the Brain" is a full-length mystery novel by the Japanese writer Yumeno Hisaku. It is known as Japan's four great mystery books together with "The Murder at the Black Death Hall" by Oguri Mushitarō, "An Offering to the Void" by Nakai Hideo and "The Lost Music in the Box" by Takemoto Kenji. Yumeno Kusaku had completed the first draft of this early work - "The Liberation Treatment of Madmen" as early as 1927. However, after ten years of revision, it was released in 1935 under the name "Hell of the Brain".

"The Long Day" is a novel by Irish writer Sebastian Barry. The work won the 2016 Costa Literary Award, the 2017 Scott History Prize, and was shortlisted for the 2017 Booker Prize. The novel "The End of the Day" fully demonstrates the ups and downs of the Irish refugees who fled to the United States due to the Great Famine in the early 20th century. They rushed to board the "coffin ship", endured hunger, plague and extremely harsh climate conditions, and finally arrived at the "promised land" in their dreams after months of wandering at sea. They were engaged in jobs at the bottom of the food chain, digging stone mines, building railways, and working as lumberjacks. Many of them were even drawn into the army to participate in wars for unknown reasons from beginning to end, and died in the wilderness of unknown places. The two male protagonists of the story, John and Thomas, are also survivors of the Irish Famine. They started wandering when they were teenagers. Forced to make a living, they worked as dancers (in disguise) in the declining Grand Rapids City. They joined the army for meager military pay and experienced extremely cruel battles. Blizzards, long periods of severe cold, floods and plagues, battles and killings with Indian tribes, behind every serious disaster are the scars of the times. After everything, John and Thomas have become each other's closest friends, accompanying each other and redeeming each other, while the exiled Indian girl Winona symbolizes immortal hope, like the glimmer of light after the snow, illuminating the endless years.

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The "Telepaths", an evil gang with the ability to implant thoughts into other people's bodies, have thrown Ghost Town into chaos. Ace Jerry lost his beloved woman and brother due to the crazy behavior of the telepath; the ghost alien accidentally broke into the telepath's base amidst confusion and contradictions, and fell into a dilemma; Takiyan's alien Sunbras ran away from home because of dissatisfaction with his discipline, and wanted to take revenge on Takiyan. Some want to return everything to normal, while others want to use this ability to embark on a path of destruction.

The power of expansion is gradually awakening, and he builds more defenses to block human attacks. The ghost cards are fully armed and ready for war. On the other side of the sea, in New York, mankind has formed an offensive team. In addition to the direct leadership of the top leader, it has also summoned several powerful aces to join in, which is bound to destroy Ellis Island.

Power and love are always difficult to have at the same time, but truth and death go hand in hand - in the autumn of 1558, church bells rang throughout England, announcing the news that Elizabeth had become queen. Only one person was worried about it: Amy Dudley. The bells will call her husband Robert back to power and to the amorous Queen. The favored minister fell in love with the queen, but money and power could not fill Robert's expanding ambition. He dreams of regaining control of his destiny and marrying Her Majesty the Queen of England, but he believes that the only obstacle on this road is Amy... "The Virgin Lover" centers on Elizabeth I and writes about the men and women who surround her after she ascends the throne. How much sincerity and how much flattery is there in love based on power?