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"We can't escape," she said, "We are already huddled together down there, like a herd of wild beasts." Sonia screamed, trying to break away from the burning arms that held her tightly in her sleep. Her screams were mixed with Roland's, who was struggling in vain to get up, choked by thick black smoke. They shouted for help, but their voices grew fainter, when the fire engines arrived at full speed through the streets filled with curious onlookers. "The tenth floor," the captain said, "it's not easy to save. There's still a north wind. Come up."

Chekhov was the last master of critical realism in Russia in the late 19th century and a master of short stories. He is known as the "King of Short Stories in the World". He was good at digging out people and events of typical significance from daily life, making high-level artistic summaries through humorous and ridiculous plots, and shaping small characters with typical personalities. He used this to reflect the Russian society at that time, laugh at ugly social phenomena, and express his deep sympathy for the hardworking people. His novels are compact and concise, concise and concise, full of humor, and allow readers to figure out the meaning of the work from the image system. Every plant and tree in his writing is lifelike, and his depictions of psychology are often penetrating, and he has become synonymous with short stories. This book is a collection of Chekhov's classic short stories, which selects dozens of works that are considered classics and widely circulated.

"A Collection of Short Stories and Novels by Maupassant" is a collection of short stories and short stories by the famous French writer Maupassant, the "king of short stories in the world". It presents readers with a picture of French social life at that time and has profound ideological connotation and social value. By reading the novel, readers can feel its unique charm. Maupassant's short stories depict a wide range of aspects of life, and together they constitute a comprehensive secular picture of French society in the second half of the 19th century. In Maupassant's novels, all kinds of phenomena in the social reality at that time are vividly described; characters from all walks of life are vividly outlined; the scenery and people of France's urban and rural areas are also vividly portrayed. Among his wide range of materials, there are three outstanding focuses, namely, the Franco-Prussian War, the life of clerks in Paris, and the urban and rural scenery and anecdotes of the Normandy region of France.

"Canetti's Autobiographical Trilogy" Elias Canetti won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1981 for his "broad vision, rich ideological and artistic power" in his works. How did this boy who lost his father at a young age become one of the world's literary masters? What people and events influenced and even shaped his literary temperament? These questions are all answered in his autobiography. Canetti's autobiographical trilogy is a voluminous volume, extending from Canetti's wandering childhood to his middle age when he first entered the literary world. It perfectly combines vivid and personal descriptions with a grand and broad picture of the times. It is not only a record of the writer's personal life, but also a unique presentation of the magnificent cultural history of China and Europe. Perhaps because of this, it is known as the greatest German biography of the 20th century...

"Selected Short Stories of Somerset Maugham" has a total of twenty-three short stories, which take us to the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Mexico, and also lead us to appreciate the customs of the Pacific island countries. The secular men and women in Maugham's works play unforgettable roles in scenes of harsh human dramas. The weaknesses of human nature are always under precise perspective, and interpersonal relationships are coldly analyzed again and again. In various bizarre scenes, lost humanity triggered a series of tragedies.

This book is a themed novel collection of the "Pingle Town Trilogy" that Yan Ge is writing. It includes five short stories and short stories about the lives of girls and women at different stages of life. "The White Horse", written after "The May Queen", is a secret love affair between adults narrated by a crazy girl, and foreshadows the appearance of the untrustworthy narrator in "Our House". In "The Demon Mirror", a group of girls experience a terrible sexual initiation together. An old woman whose love finally ended in the shadow of death ("Trinity Tea Party"). In the dramatic changes of the times, the most beautiful women in the town are treated as commodities and sold by the villagers ("Tang Baozhen in Jiangxi Lane"). There is also "Math Olympiad Class 1995", in which the author took a photo of a mother with twin daughters who was tired, nervous, selfless, and lost. This short story will be connected with the novel that the author is writing.

This book is one of the "Fifth Series of New Century Writers" and is a collection of short stories and short stories by Yu Xiaowei, winner of the Horse Award. The book includes representative chapters such as "L-shaped Turn", "Asphalt", "Walking on the Streets of Shenzhen", and "Miss Tao Qiong's Summer of 1944". Yu Xiaowei's novels are both restrained and rich in narrative, and the language is concise and clear. Basically, they go straight to the point without engaging in meaningless fights that are not related to the main story. This allows the work to spread infinite space for aftertaste within a limited space, forming a unique novel aesthetic.

"The History of Silence" uses seven stories to describe "silence" and analyzes for us the spiritual world buried behind the seven silent people. In "Moonlight Border", Lin Ya was suppressed by the tired and cramped life, and eventually became the protagonist in a movie she had watched, "climbing up the windowsill and jumping off"; in "Real Life", Hu Jian, who had high hopes since childhood, grew up because he was not familiar with the world. Being ostracized by everyone, "I" regarded him as an idol because he seemed to "better able to see the essence of reality". Unexpectedly, in the end Hu Jian "finally understood", and the flag of "I" collapsed, like "Anna abandoned her remaining nobility"; in "River Wind", Zhang Tiejiang lost his love due to his own restraint, and in the end all that was left was "a black dog skin nailed to the wall in front of him"; in "The Name of a Bird", Li Xiangzhi hides his past and avoids the truth and his inner world by pursuing "no life" world; in "History of Silence", "I" found the priest Lin Anping due to a task conveyed by my superiors, and in my interactions with this woman who had been accompanied by visions since childhood and became the chosen one, "I" gradually discovered the secrets between her and myself (and everyone)...

"Rashomon" includes 15 novels by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, including "Rashomon", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Hell Transformation" and "The Nose". Among them, "Rashomon" uses a weather-proof layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, thus showing the inescapability of "evil" and conveying the author's understanding of people, their helplessness and despair. Although it is short, the plot is simple, and the characters are sparse, the time, place, characters, and ending are all vividly displayed in front of the readers.

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This book consists of 7 classic love short stories in pocket books. The content selects famous love stories from 7 master writers in the world, including Sturm's "The Lake of Dreams", Higuchi Kazuyo's "Childhood Sweethearts", Ivan Bunin's "The Love of Mitya", Galsworthy's "The Apple Tree", Zweig's "Letter from an Unknown Woman", Paul Heiser's "Trepi Girl", Amicis' "Carmela", etc. In this set of books, readers can see the various forms of love, read love stories written by masters, and understand their own philosophy of life.

"Encounter" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Fei, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It contains thirteen short stories and short stories by Ge Fei. Among them, "Encounter" and "The Alchemy of Time" have become classics in contemporary Chinese literature: "Encounter" is known as "Ge Fei's best short story", and "The Alchemy of Time" is recognized by experts and scholars as the "summary work" of Ge Fei's writing themes and artistic achievements. These novels may revolve around old friends, or interpret historical stories, incorporating imaginative colors into the texture of life, and telling thoughts on the relationship between love and desire.

"The Lost Boat" is a collection of short stories and short stories written by Ge Fei, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It includes seven short stories and short stories. Most of these novels use "memory" as the carrier. In the repeated memories, the sense of order of time and space fails, and the stories often present intriguing yet intriguing endings full of internal contradictions. Among them, "The Lost Boat" is Ge Fei's famous work. The novel begins with the suspense of Brigadier Xiao's disappearance for several days, and then uses the strict time sequence of "the first day", "the second day", and until the "seventh day" to gradually hint at how Xiao finally entered the disaster of life. Ge Fei uses plain and calm narration to reveal the subtle essence of the unpredictable fate, adding a mysterious and terrifying momentum to his realistic brushwork. The title "Lost Boat" is a symbol of the unknowable theme of life.

"Jin Se" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Fei, a famous contemporary writer who won both the Mao Dun Literature Award and the Lu Xun Literature Award. It includes nine famous works such as "Green and Yellow", "The Whistle", "Jin Se" and "Fool's Poems". These works are mysterious, hazy and trance-like, like a cloud of mist. The characters in the stories are all struggling to pursue their destiny, and then fatally slip into chaos at the break in the narrative. With his typical experimental narrative, Ge Fei realizes a contrast between classical aesthetics and modern spirit in the looping literary time and space, and uses intellectual philosophy to point to the cruel truth of life: everything starts from pursuit and ends up being lost.

"Isolation Zone" is a collection of Tang Ying's short stories and one of Tang Ying's urban women's novel series. "The Quarantine Zone" includes eight novels including "Beauty", "Corruption", "Christmas in August" and "The Quarantine Zone". Among them, "Beautiful Beauty" was adapted into the movie "The Head". After "Corruption" was published, it was selected into more than ten anthologies. "Christmas in August" won the "Golden Short Story" award from "Writer" magazine. Among them, "Isolation Zone" tells the story of "I" visiting her boyfriend in the hepatitis isolation area of ​​the hospital during the hepatitis A epidemic in Shanghai in 1998. The isolation zone of about three meters made "I" have the impulse to enter marriage. But seven years later, our family life continues to be shrouded in shadow. The husband is determined not to have children, often secretly goes to the hospital for liver function tests, and leads a regular life like an elderly person. When "I" bought a house that was shrouded in airplane noise all day long with the help of my best friend Li Ping, the alienation between husband and wife was like walking on ice, with layers breaking apart and no longer able to be concealed.

"The Ring Flower" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Fei, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It includes thirteen short stories and short stories written by Ge Fei, mostly published around the millennium. These include famous works such as "Mona Lisa's Smile", "Feeling of the Rainy Season" and "Ma Yulan's Birthday Gift", as well as masterpieces such as "Fake", "Awakening" and "Playing on the Swing" that have not been well-known to more people. "Ring Flower" tells the story of reporter Ding Xiaoman, who met a poor little boy while reporting on the news of a girl being murdered, and became emotionally moved by the little boy's unfortunate life experience and fate.

"The Scream", a collection of novels. Written from 1918 to 1922. At that time, around the time of the May 4th Movement, the Chinese people's anti-imperialist and anti-feudal struggle was vigorously developing. The author said in the "Preface to "The Scream"" that he "shouted a few times" in order to "comfort the warrior who was running in loneliness and make him not afraid to go forward." Therefore, he titled the novel collection "The Scream". "Wandering", a collection of short stories. In addition to continuing to describe the resistance, struggles and misfortunes of the working people at the lower levels, the work more expresses the spiritual world and life path of intellectuals, severely criticizes the old feudal morality and culture, and attacks the rule of feudalism. At the same time, it also reveals the weaknesses of intellectuals' individualism and individual liberation views.

This collection contains 14 short stories by Theodore Dreiser, including Free, The Lost Phoebe and other famous works. In his short stories, Dreiser tried to reveal the struggle of ordinary Americans between the dreams of the powerful and the reality of society in the context of the economic recession at the turn of the century. Theodore Dreiser, who is known as the three giants of modern American novels along with Hemingway and Faulkner, has many handed down works, such as "Sister Carrie", "Jeanne" and the Desire trilogy "The Financier", "Giant" and "Genius", as well as "American Tragedy", which is called his most accomplished work. Although best known as a novelist, Dreiser is also widely praised for his works in the fields of journalism, autobiography, and travel writing.

This collection of novels includes a total of 15 short stories, including one of the author's most controversial short stories, "Happiness". The author depicts the intense inner conflicts of the characters through delicate writing. In the eyes of others, the life of each protagonist is happy and joyful. They may be middle-aged and mothers; Living at the bottom of society, working for others, or young people full of ideals, their living situation is obviously not as peaceful and quiet as reflected in their material conditions. They are sometimes surprised, sometimes anxious, sometimes sad and angry, and there is never a moment of peace in their hearts. The superficial happiness actually masks greater misfortune.

"A Little Book of Christmas" was written in the early 20th century, when the Christmas atmosphere was much stronger than it is today. American writer John Bunce vividly tells the story of that authentic Christmas and the deep warmth it exudes through several short stories. John Kendrick Bangs, American writer and famous media personality, was born in New York State in 1862. He graduated from Columbia University in 1883. In 1884, he became the deputy editor of Life magazine. He later served as editor of Harper's Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and Harper's Young. People), and in 1904 he went to the United States to serve as editor-in-chief of Puck, the top humor magazine at the time. Soon thereafter, Bangs began to regain his early interest in drama, and began a lecture tour in 1906. He died of illness in 1922.

"Stories Retold" is a collection of Hawthorne's short stories, first published in 1837. From this work, Hawthorne began to officially sign his name. The title of the book "The Story Retold" is taken from a line in William Shakespeare's historical play "King John": "Life is as dull as a story retold, which makes one's ears tired and drowsy." Edgar Allan Poe was very interested in "The Story Retold" and wrote many reviews, praising Hawthorne as a true genius. Nathaniel Hawthorne (July 4, 1804 - May 19, 1864), the greatest American novelist in the first half of the 19th century, graduated from Beaudoin College in Maine, USA. Hawthorne's works are rare classics in the history of world literature. His representative works include the short story collection "Moss on the Old House" and "The Story Retold", and the novels "The Scarlet Letter", "The Attic with the Seven Spires", "The Legend of Fortune Valley", "The Jade Figure" and so on.

This book selects eight of Lovecraft's relatively representative short stories, namely "The North Star", "The White Ship", "The Stranger", "The Picture in the House", "The Rat in the Wall", "Dagon", "Pickman's Model" and "The Grave". These short stories are Lovecraft's early masterpieces. Whether they are readers who are very fond of Lovecraft's Cthulhu culture, research readers who want to understand how Lovecraft used psychoanalysis to complete this kind of surrealist horror text, or light readers who are just interested in the subject of horror novels, they will find their own enjoyment in them.

Five classic mystery novels by "Master of Impossible Crime" Paul Holt have been introduced into the country and will take you through the mystery! When you eliminate the impossible, what remains, no matter how unbelievable, is the truth.

The anthology consists of four volumes, selecting classic short stories and five novels written by Maupassant. Maupassant was an extremely diligent and talented writer. Although his creative career was only a short ten years, he was fruitful and published many novels, travel notes and 306 short stories. Among them, the achievements of short stories are the most outstanding. Their exquisite artistic skills earned Maupassant the reputation of "King of Short Stories". He is recognized as the master of short stories in the world like Chekhov and O. Henry.

Bunin is a master of short story writing. He uses poetic language and complex to create short stories, and uses dramatic conflicts to structure short stories. Therefore, his short stories are actually similar to Chekhov's short stories, but the creation objects and content are different. The short stories in "Selected Short Stories of Bunin" more concentratedly reflect the characteristics of Bunin's short stories: exquisiteness, intense but soothing conflicts, light but rich complexes, and should be said to have a strong sense of modernity.

The contents of this book include Thief\u002FPeng Jiahuang, Mirage\u002F Yu Dafu, Emptiness\u002F Yu Dafu, CRAVEN "A"\u002F Mu Shiying, A Dangerous Person\u002F Lu Yan, etc.

The contents of this book include "Li Ma" Lu Yan, "Chen Fourth Dad's Cow" Peng Jiahuang, "An She" Lu Yan, "Idle Major" Mu Shiying, "Bo Xi" Peng Jiahuang, etc.

The contents of this book include "Under the Roof" Lu Yan, "Fork in the Road" Lu Yan, "Harvest" Ye Zi, "Childhood's Sorrow" Lu Yan, etc.

The contents of this book include "People Living on the Sea" by Mu Shiying, "Our World" by Mu Shiying, "Weaving Spiders" by Xu Dishan, "Rat Teeth" by Lu Yan, "Foxtrot in Shanghai" by Mu Shiying, etc.

The content of this book includes Yu Dafu in "The Past", Yu Dafu in "Autumn Willow", Mu Shiying in "Father", Xu Dishan in "After Dusk", Ye Zi in "Ling", etc.

"Wandering" is a novel about constellations. In Tokarczuk's own words, "The combination of constellations, rather than the orderly arrangement, contains the truth." It is a book that originated in the waiting room. The author went to the doctor for a blood test. While waiting for the doctor, he suddenly realized that he had almost no understanding of his own body. Then the research began, and the author even spent a whole year studying anatomy in Amsterdam for this purpose. It is a novel composed of 116 long or short chapters. Centering around two constantly intertwined themes - travel and human body preservation - fictitious stories, real events, and ideological fragments are arranged in a circle. The metaphorical and metaphysical issues of the body, travel, flight and movement unfold along the main line of the movement of the human body in the world. "The Ancient Times and Other Times" is a famous work by the famous contemporary Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk. The novel has a total of 84 chapters, each chapter is named after "xxx time". It tells the story of various characters in ancient times, even animals, plants and things, from different perspectives: a girl who touches the border of the world, a landowner addicted to puzzle games, a lonely housewife, an old woman who curses the moon, and even angels, water ghosts, pugs, mycelium, small coffee grinders... The life stories of three generations reflect the turbulent historical destiny of Poland in the 20th century. Primeval is a place, located at the center of the universe. Its four borders are guarded by four angels. The world beyond the ancient times does not exist. People who think they have stepped out of the ancient times are actually standing on the border and dreaming that they have entered the outside world. When they wake up, they go home and regard their dreams as memories. The border will also produce mature people, just like they come from the outside world... "House by Day, House by Night" tells the story of a border town, from the first knifemaker who pioneered here to settle here, to the heroine and her husband moving to this countryside, the same land has different historical moments and different life migrations over the millennium. Various legendary figures appear here: a saint with a beard, a monk with a gender inversion, an alcoholic with a bird living in his body, a small-town teacher who transforms into a werewolf, an old lady with a wig who can hibernate, a woman who collects dreams on the Internet... The human world has undergone changes and ups and downs for thousands of years, but for the land, people's joys and sorrows, and the changes in people's generations are just a fleeting dream of the land. This is a wonderful novel that mixes multiple genres and intersperses multiple story lines. Short stories, essays, folk tales, hagiographies, and even recipes and notes are intertwined and presented. Each story is an exquisite short story, and when connected together, it becomes a wonderful novel full of foreshadowing and echoes.

This book contains a number of Chekhov's representative novels, which highly embodies the artistic characteristics of authenticity, simplicity and humor in Chekhov's works and the creative standards of concise words. Among them, some reflect the social reality of Russia at the end of the 19th century, such as "Gooseberry"; some expose the ugly face of Tsarist Russian hawks, such as "Death of a Clerk" and "Chameleon"; some criticize vulgarity, emptiness, inaction, and rigid life attitudes, such as "The Trapped Man"; some are full of sympathy for the working people, such as "Affliction" and "Longing for Sleep", in order to send out a cry to the general public that "we can no longer live like this".

This book selects 18 of Red Boy's short stories, "Wind Blowing Wheat Waves", "Looking at Chang'an", "By the Stream", "Around the City", "Jasmine Blossoms", "The Last Educated Youth", "We All Go to Havana", "River Sorrow", "Sipi Flowing Water", "Red Head Rope", "Prisoner", "Horse Jujube", "Drifting in the Wind", "Pear Blossoms Blooming Everywhere", "Guangxi Gate", "Fragrant Grassland", "Cold Hands and Feet" and "Aegean Sea". Honghai said, "Prose and poetry are about my world; novels are about the world I am talking about." The short stories selected in this book all use ordinary and real characters to tell stories that are close to life, shortening the distance between them and readers, and creating resonance. The works "The Wind Blows the Wheat Waves" and "Looking at Chang'an" were adapted into the movie "The Wind Blows the Wheat Waves" in 2019.

The story represented in the work "An Inch of Soil and Gold" is a reality in our lives. Life is like a large and generous net, covering every person in society, and almost all individuals are performing on this large net, because everyone sees their own hope in economic development. Whether it is individuals, organizations, or governments, they all see the sweet cream and hope to get a dip in this huge "cake" and obtain their own benefits. "Cun of soil" is the scale, and "Cun of gold" is the star of the scale. Building an urban structure and layout that is harmonious between man and nature, and meeting the people's needs for fresh air and beautiful environment, is not only a historical consciousness and political concept, but also a social trend and hot topic in the new era. The new development concept of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" is built into the text, confirming the novel's main message and spiritual connotation.

This book selects 19 short stories by Gao Xiaosheng, some of which are the author's masterpieces from various periods, such as "Purse" and "Fishhook", which use allegory and symbolism to appreciate the philosophy of life; the other part is the "Chen Huansheng Series" novels. "Fish Fishing" describes a persistent fisherman who finally encounters a big fish that has never been caught before. For his glory, he was dragged into the river by the fish. Although he had good water skills, the fish was too stubborn and eventually sank to the bottom with the fish. The fisherman was eventually hanged by the fish. The "Chen Huansheng Series" novels use severe realism to reveal the profound impact of the changing political and economic changes on the fate of ordinary farmers, explore the twists and turns of farmers' fate and changes in their mental journeys, and witness the profound changes that have taken place in China's rural areas during the economic system reform and the arduous march of the majority of farmers. The rich sense of history and the distinct sense of the times complement each other. The writing style is concise and humorous, and the style combines solemnity with humor. Gao Xiaosheng is good at describing rural life, discovering and revealing social issues of great significance in the daily lives of ordinary farmers, and exploring the twists and turns of fate and changes in the mentality of Chinese farmers.

"With It" collects 12 of the most classic short and medium-length works by the famous writer Chu Fujin, including "Rain Pool Slope", "With It", "Thirty in the Mirror", "Wheel of Love", and the "Chess Language" series of novels... Chu Fujin's writing style is delicate, beautiful and soft, which is naturally inseparable from the female narrative novels he has been creating for decades. However, with the accumulation of life experience and rich writing experience, Chu Fujin is no longer limited to women's narrative novels, and has begun to move into richer Go-themed novels. He skillfully integrates traditional Chinese culture such as Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, philosophy, painting, and calligraphy with references from Western classics in literature, and successfully transforms it into an independent aesthetic experience. All characters or Go are just media. He explores the contradiction between the human heart and the world.

28 fictional stories The cold and concise language texture conveys the undercurrent of memories and the real pain of life. This book is a collection of four short books: "Nightmare", "Yesterday", "Where Are You, Matthias", and "The Illiterate Man". Each has its own characteristics in style and content, and together presents a psychedelic style in which reality and dreams are intertwined. Like the "Bad Boy Trilogy", the black atmosphere of cruelty and disillusionment lingers, but the writing style of these four works is lighter and more varied and closer to the author's own voice. "Nightmare" consists of 25 story fragments that resemble both dreams and reality. Part of it describes the absurd helplessness in real life, and part of it is full of psychedelic surrealism. Daily life in Yageta's writing is like "a prison composed of a huge absurd nonsense."

This book contains the masterpiece "Awakening" and ten other representative short stories with excellent reputation. Edna deserves to be happy. As a wealthy lady in the upper class, she only needs to look after her husband, raise her children, and entertain guests to maintain a life rimmed with gold. As for her husband, she occasionally felt that she loved him, and he treated her well. But there was always something that made her unhappy. Until that summer, their family went to Glen Island for vacation, and she met the person who changed her life... That summer, her perspective on the world changed, and a new voice awakened in her body.

The collection of works by Andrés Barva includes the following two works: (1) "Republic of Light" One day, a group of unknown children suddenly appeared on the streets of San Cristóbal. They were in ragged clothes, with sallow faces and thin skin, and spoke a language that no one could understand. At first they lived by begging on the streets, and then they carried out a series of sabotage activities. What is even more shocking is that local children seem to be infected by this atmosphere of violence... (2) "Little Hands" 1. "Little Hands" A seven-year-old girl, Marina, was sent to an orphanage after her parents died unexpectedly. She only had a doll that could not close her eyes to accompany her. ...2. "Legitimate Intentions" An anorexic girl who ran away from home, a marathon runner who was in deep marital crisis, a woman who quietly watched her mother die, and a gay old man who suddenly realized the age gap with his young lover.

"The Scholar's Watch" is composed of three independent but related novels. The scene is located in "Shaoshuigou", a rural settlement in the old era. The story develops around local characters living in "Shaoshuigou" such as Xiucai, Takeo, Huo Yanzai, Kong Maoyangzai, and Wu Xilang. The scholar who insists on delivering letters to distant places, Kong Maoyangzi who leads many beggars, Wu Xilang who can change time... A large number of dialects and local elements are spread throughout the book, allowing us to see how Yuan Zhesheng created novel and different local novels; the in-depth description of time everywhere also allows us to discover how Yuan Zhesheng showed many subjective and complex aspects in the objective and absolute nature of time.

Yi Yang Qianxi's favorite writer, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award, the Chinese Literature Media Award, and the Yu Dafu Novel Award, and a name that cannot be ignored in the contemporary Chinese literary world - Tian Er's novel "Celestial Body Suspension" and short story "Mantle" and the novella "Loop Car" have been revised and completely reproduced. Tian Er is a post-70s writer who cannot be ignored in the contemporary literary world. His works all point to the questioning of human nature to varying degrees, with different angles and techniques. He is especially good at conveying Tian Er's care and thinking about the current society and the living conditions of marginalized people through the image creation of a series of "marginal people". He provides an in-depth and detailed description of the emotional difficulties faced by marginalized groups. On the surface, he is expressing that emotion is the most basic need of everyone, but in fact, it is more revealing of the psychological and emotional shocks and distortions caused by human nature in various times and spaces. His novels always give people a fresh desire to read.

"Mantle" is a collection of short stories by Tian Er. This short story collection includes 11 short stories including "The Mantle", "The Scorer", "Can't Open the Pot", "The Simplest Truth", "Presence", "Go to the Canyon", "The Boy Dancing Alone", "A Night with Many Events", "The Dog in the Dog Day", "My Brother and I Catching Robbers" and "Looking for Celery". In this collection of short stories by Tian Er, through the multi-dimensional description of a series of "marginal people", it enriches the images of small people in these regions in Hunan and Guangxi. It also conveys Tian Er's care and thinking about the current society and the living conditions of marginalized people, and reveals the psychological and emotional shocks and distortions of human nature caused by various time and space trials.

Nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature 21 times, the true "uncrowned king" of the Nobel Prize, the work of Graham Greene, the master British novelist of the 20th century, the legendary life of a famous British writer, a shocking group painting of the turbulent fifty years of the 20th century, and a masterpiece in the field of writer's autobiography. For many writers, writing is an escape from real life; for others, an adventure-like life is an escape from boring writing. Graham Greene clearly falls into the latter category. This is also the origin of this autobiography. The curse of his personality prevents him from stopping to look for danger - obviously, a boring, monotonous and peaceful life is more terrifying than the shadow of death. There is no doubt that Gray is a brave man and has his own principles of justice; his escapes are not only bizarre adventures, but also fighting in his own way.

Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 21 times, the true "Uncrowned King" of the Nobel Prize, the work of Graham Greene, one of the British novelists widely praised by experts and loved by readers throughout the Western world in the 20th century, is a masterpiece in the field of writer's autobiography, and has been translated by Lu Gusun, a leading figure in British and American literature research and the compiler of the "English-Chinese Dictionary". Green's literary creation and achievements are closely related to his ideological contradictions and even mental illness. His life is like his novels, and he himself is a character in his works. In the late period of his life and creation, he deliberately calmed down and recounted his life and ideological experiences from the beginning, thus creating two masterpieces in the field of autobiography: "Life Was Like This" (1971) and "The Road to Escape" (1980). "The Guardian" and "The Times Literary Supplement" honestly praised it as "one of the most outstanding achievements in autobiographical writing". In "Life Was Like This", Green recalls his student days and Oxford years, how he encountered psychoanalysis and Russian roulette in adolescence, his marriage and conversion to Catholicism, and how he hurriedly resigned from The Times after the publication of his first novel to become a professional writer.

Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 21 times, the true "uncrowned king" of the Nobel Prize, the work of the 20th century British master novelist Graham Greene, the classic masterpiece of the 20th century British master novelist Graham Greene, translated by the famous translator Fu Weici. The novel describes a stranger who appears suddenly and seemingly for no reason at a remote leprosarium. This person is a successful architect who is tired of the world and has come to the end of his career, love, and religious beliefs. This leprosy hospital was in black Africa, in the "heart of darkness", and the people in charge were several Catholic priests. He drifted there alone, like a floating object on the river accidentally caught by something, and stopped...

It has been more than thirty years since the Mao Dun Literature Award was established, and nearly forty writers have participated in the award-winning works. Most of these writers have been working in the literary world for many years. In addition to novels, they have also made outstanding achievements in the fields of "short" genres such as novellas, short stories and essays. This time, from an artistic perspective, we selected the first batch of classic works of novellas, short stories and essays by some award-winning writers, compiled them into a collection of about 200,000 words, and assembled them into this set of "Short Classics of Mao Dun Literature Award Winning Writers". Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award, compiled this book of his own.

This book is "Eight Years", the second part of the series of novels "The Wandering Man of Wuchou River" written by Mr. Huang Yongyu. It tells the story of the protagonist Preface, who lived in Fujian and Jiangxi during the eight years of the Anti-Japanese War, coming into contact with all kinds of people and experiencing all kinds of unusual things. The author uses superb line drawing techniques to depict many characters, and vividly and beautifully depicts the scenery, customs and the beauty of human relationships in southeastern China.

This book is a collection of short stories by Joan Silber. Dorothy was arrested for participating in a march for women's suffrage, and then devoted herself to charity without hesitation. Antoine, an unscrupulous hedonist, had all his money stolen by his girlfriend and ended up living on the streets of Paris, making a living as a performer. Rudy has always been good at coaxing the rich to donate to their charity projects, until he met Lillian, who inherited a huge inheritance... Five well-written stories, five very different lives. In the story, they are both utterly silly and charming. Everyone interprets the absurdity and reality of life in unexpected ways.

A collection of representative works by Mitch Albom, the best-selling author who shocked the world with "Tuesday Date" and dominates the book rankings. It is a "healing Bible" that has been passed down by word of mouth to 500 million readers around the world and has sold more than 10 million copies. It is highly recommended by Bi Shumin, Yu Qiuyu, Jin Shijie, Dong Qing, Yu Minhong, Jing Boran, Chen Yanxi, and Lin JJ. It is a book of hope that makes peace with life in the face of death and brings warmth to today's indifferent society. As long as you live seriously, you will always be there. I met these books at a certain moment; the CCTV program "The Reader" selected books, and the famous actor Jin Shijie performed the affectionate performance; the film of the same name "Tuesday" won the 52nd Emmy Award, starring Jack Lemmon, the first actor in history to win the Best Actor Award at the three major film festivals of Cannes, Venice, and Berlin, and the Academy Award for Best Actor, and Hank Azaria, the star of "Night at the Museum 2";; the adapted stage play was starred by the famous Taiwanese actor Jin Shijie. Mitch Albom's works often interpret the meaning of life through the perspective of death. To read Mitch Albom is to read about life. This set includes "Tuesday Date", "Five People You Meet in Heaven", "Rebirth in One Day", "A Little Faith", "Time Keeper" and "The First Call from Heaven", a total of 6 volumes.