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Taking advantage of my leisure time during the summer vacation, I left the old streets of Dresden and went to the small village of Leyssen, which I had met once before. By chance, I met a beautiful woman wearing an outdated hat. She was a tutor named Minna. We had the most wonderful time in this idyllic place and I was fascinated by her. But in the gloomy expression she occasionally showed, I saw the sadness crawling deep in her soul. Soon, a mysterious painter broke into our story. It was this man who dragged Minna away from the chaos, but abandoned her because of his unruly character. At this time, Mingna had to make a choice...

The little donkey Yin'er is my good friend. He and I depend on each other for life. Together we have walked through beautiful fields, villages, hills, churches... And through my hometown of Mogel in the province of Huelva. We know each other very well and I let it roam and it always takes me where I want to go. I treat Yin'er as a child. If the path becomes rough and I become a burden to the donkey, I will jump off the donkey's back and lighten its burden. I kissed it, teased it, and provoked it; but it knew very well that I loved it, and it had no grudge against me. It is so much like me, I feel like it is also dreaming in my dreams. Yin'er loves me like a passionate girl. Never resist. I know I am its happiness. It will even deliberately avoid other donkeys and people.

Quasimodo was an abandoned child born with deformities. He was adopted by the Archdeacon of Notre Dame in Paris when he was a child. As an adult, he became a bell-ringer at Notre Dame. The archdeacon is a sanctimonious guy who is attracted by Esmeralda's beauty, while Esmeralda is deeply in love with the suave captain of the guard. As a result, the archdeacon who could not get love began to brutally persecute her. The ugly-looking but kind-hearted Quasimodo tried his best to save Esmeralda, but Esmeralda was still sent to the gallows. Quasimodo died holding Esmeralda's body in his arms...

"Madame Bovary" is the famous and representative work of the French writer Flaubert, and it is also a landmark work in the history of French literature. Emma is the daughter of a farm owner who pursues a romantic and elegant life. After she married the country doctor Charles Bovary, she found that life was far from what she expected. So she was unsatisfied with the status quo and Hongxing cheated. But her first lover was a morally corrupt country squire, and her second lover was a selfish and cowardly intern. Her affair not only failed to bring her happiness, but gave opportunities to speculators, forcing her to become the target of loan sharks. She was deeply in debt and had no choice but to commit suicide by taking poison.

This book tells the story of Don Quixote, a crazy knight errant, who embarked on the path of knight errant due to his crazy love for chivalric novels. He and his attendant Sancho traveled around, experienced many setbacks and tribulations, and did many ridiculous things. Some people think he is crazy, while others think he is a wise man with strange behavior. He fought with windmills, charged at sheep, freed a group of tortured prisoners for "justice", and even became a guest of the Duke. But in the end, he was defeated by a man named "Knight of the White Moon", and died in depression soon after.

"Jane Eyre" is the masterpiece of the famous British female novelist Charlotte Bronte. Jane Eyre, who was born into poverty, lost her parents at an early age and was bullied by others. The hard life in boarding school made her stubborn and strong. When she was working as a governess in Thornfield, she fell in love with the eccentric male master Rochester. And just as they were holding their wedding, she discovered that Rochester also had a wife who suffered from genetic mental illness and had been locked in the attic. Desperate Jane Eyre left Thornfield, and when she faced her heart again and returned to Thornfield, she found that the place was in ruins.

This book is an autobiographical novel by Dickens, who is called "the author's favorite child". The protagonist David Copperfield was orphaned when he was very young and was raised by his aunt. His childhood was full of ups and downs, and his stepfather abused him in every possible way, so that he had no choice but to run away. However, he has the love of Nanny Peggotty and his aunt, and the friendship of Mr. Traddles and Micawber. After experiencing the betrayal of his friends and the pain of losing his wife, he still walked on firmly and finally found true happiness, and all the good and evil were rewarded or punished.

"Childhood, In the World, My University" is Gorky's famous trilogy of autobiographical novels. It covers the three stages of life growth. Gorky blended his personal experience and real feelings into the text, making this work vivid and full of vitality. These works have always attracted Lenin's attention. When he told Lenin about his painful life and tragic experiences, he received such affirmation from Lenin. He said: "You should write all these down, old friend, you should write! All this is very beneficial, very beneficial!" Once the novel was published, it attracted great attention from the society. Gorky's personal experience truly reflected the current social situation at that time and criticized the decadence of the Tsarist autocratic rule at that time. The narrator narrated the miserable life of the people at the bottom of society at that time, the selfishness of the small citizens, and the greed and hatred of the rich. It can be said that Gorky's trilogy still has profound educational significance and classic literary charm to this day.

During a thrilling sea voyage, the ship Robinson was riding sank unexpectedly. He fought against strong winds and huge waves, and finally came to an uninhabited island. In order to survive, he overcame various difficulties that were difficult for ordinary people to overcome. He built residences and boats alone, hunted, fished, raised animals, and rescued captives who were being chased... Finally, he was rescued, bid farewell to the desert island where he had lived for more than 20 years, and returned to the UK on the ship. "Robinson Crusoe" is the representative work of Daniel Defoe, the "father of British novels", and the pioneer of British realist novels. The positive attitude towards overcoming difficulties advocated in "Robinson Crusoe" still has great reference significance today.

"Pride and Prejudice" mainly talks about Austen's satirical art, which is not only reflected in the comic characters of certain characters, nor in the comic treatment of many plots, but also integrated into the ironic conception of the entire story, allowing reality to ridicule people's subjective imagination. The male protagonist Darcy initially concluded that the Bennet family had so many disadvantages that it would be difficult for the daughters to find a man of status, but later it was he who married Elizabeth. As for Elizabeth, she had vowed never to marry Darcy, but in the end she became Mrs. Darcy. Let's look at the arrogant Lady Catherine de Boer. In order to prevent Elizabeth from marrying her nephew Darcy, she worked tirelessly and personally. First she came to intimidate Elizabeth, and then she ran to admonish Darcy. Little did she know that it was her trip that communicated messages between the two young people who fell in love silently, and promoted their happy union.

"Letter from a Strange Woman" is Zweig's most famous masterpiece. It has been made into a movie by Xu Jinglei and adapted into a play by Meng Jinghui, which has received an enthusiastic response. On his 41st birthday, writer R received a letter without signature and address. This letter came from a dying woman and told an unforgettable love story. The hero of this story, writer R, knew nothing about it. This is a woman's "tragedy", but it has become a "fairy tale" for all mankind. At the same time, this book also includes two other classic works by Zweig: "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life" tells the story of a forty-year-old woman who, out of her son-like love for a gambler, tries to save the gambler, but ends up losing her virginity to the gambler. The beauty of passion and redemption is that it has nothing to do with love. "The Burning Secret" is a story about a mother's cheating, but the difference is that it uses a 12-year-old boy to observe the "Burning Secret" that the child does not yet understand.

Tess's story tells us that love is great and selfless. If you love someone deeply, please accept their past, because the past is also a part of her and a part of her soul. If you cannot accept her past, you will never be able to enter her heart, her heart that loves you deeply. Love to the depths is understanding, love to the depths is tolerance. For love, let our hearts be as broad and selfless as the blue sky and sea. Because the temperature of love can melt everything. Because love is the only reason we live in this world.

The dream book of a literary young man: There were six pennies all over the floor, but he looked up and saw the moon. "The Little Prince" and "The Kite Runner" were translated by Li Jihong and recommended by Bai Yansong, Yu Hua, Haruki Murakami, Yang Lan, Cai Chongda, Liu Yu and Yu Minhong. The spirit is superior to matter, the individual is superior to society - this anti-secular and anti-traditional stance explained in the book has made generations of readers cry. The protagonist "I" in the book is an underappreciated writer in London. He met a stockbroker by chance. When he reached middle age, he suddenly responded to the call of his heart and rebelled against everything. He first went to Paris, and then to Tahiti in the South Pacific to live with the indigenous people. He devoted himself to painting and became famous after his death. After he became famous, "I" began to trace his past interactions with artists and their subsequent life experiences. The artist's story is based on the life of Gauguin, a French post-Impressionist painter who lived in extreme poverty and was prepared to die in glory.

The book "Childhood" truly describes the growth story of the protagonist Alexei. Alexey lives in the house of his grandfather, who is moody and has a bad temper. His grandmother is very loving to Alexei, telling him legends, fairy tales and folktales, and enduring all the pressures of life without complaint. After his grandfather went bankrupt, Alexey was forced to live in the world and start to make a living independently. The novel profoundly outlines a true picture of the decline and destruction of Russian society in the 19th century. At the same time, it shows the integrity, simplicity, and diligence of the lower-class working people, and reflects the writer's difficult life in childhood and his unremitting pursuit of light and truth.

This book is one of the most representative masterpieces in Soviet literature and one of the most exciting works in world literature. The novel has been popular since its publication. This is not only because the book truly and profoundly depicts the vast picture of life in Ukraine before and after the Russian October Revolution, but more importantly because it creates the classic image of the protagonist Paul Korchagin. In this epic heroic biographical novel, the author Ostrovsky portrays Paul Korchagin who is persistent in his beliefs and has a persevering and noble personality. His image transcends time and space, affects the world, and shocks the heartstrings of generations.

The book is told in the voice of the protagonist Enrico, from the first day of school in October of the fourth grade to July of the following year, his experiences and ideological activities inside and outside the school. It is also interspersed with admonishing articles written by his parents for him, as well as touching short stories that the teacher reads in class every month. Love is the theme of the entire novel. In these plain words, the author incorporates all the great loves in the world - the love of teachers and students, the love of parents and the love of classmates. These seemingly ordinary feelings can stir up waves of emotional ripples in the readers' hearts, making the virtue of love stay in their hearts forever.

"The father of British and European novels" Daniel Defoe's classic masterpiece, a world-renowned adventure novel! The original work has been translated into hundreds of languages ​​and has been translated into more than 100 languages. It has sold 250 million copies worldwide! The book "Robinson Crusoe" describes an adventurous journey full of passion, dreams and courage.

This book is based on the conflict between King Louis XIII of France and Cardinal Richelieu, the powerful prime minister with a heavy army in his hands. It is interspersed with the overt and covert struggles of ministers and factions, and unfolds a very interesting story around the secret history and anecdotes of the palace. The protagonist of the book, the young warrior D'Artagnan, carries the fifteen crowns left to him by his father, rides a long-haired and thin horse, bids farewell to his parents, and goes to Paris, hoping to become a musketeer in the King's Musketeers, captained by Treville, his father from the same country. At the captain's house, he met the three musketeers Athos, Porthos and Aramis. Through the duel popular among European knights, the four became close friends who shared life and death. The young d'Artagnan came to Paris from the provinces to serve French King Louis XIII. He formed a life-and-death friendship with the three musketeers, and jointly dealt with the king's enemy, Cardinal Richelieu's guards, and won repeated battles.

"The Pickwick Papers" is a famous work by Dickens, the most important British writer in the 19th century. It is a work in the genre of a picaresque novel. The whole book describes the social life and customs of the British urban and rural areas at that time through a series of encounters experienced by Pickwick and his three friends during their travels. This book is one of Dickens's most important and representative works. Since its publication, it has been welcomed by readers from all over the world and has become an indisputable classic of world literature.

"Resurrection" is the most important work created after Tolstoy's change in world view. It is the crystallization of his ideological and artistic exploration in his later years. The novel tells the story of the aristocratic young man Nekhlyudov who seduced the serf girl Katyusha Maslova and then abandoned her. Ten years later, Maslova, who became a prostitute, was falsely accused of murder and thrown into prison. In the court, Nekhlyudov, as a juror, discovered that the criminal on trial was Maslova, so his conscience found out and he was determined to atone for his crime and appeal for her. After his appeal failed, he was exiled to Siberia with Maslova and decided to marry her. Maslova rejected him, but was deeply moved by his behavior. Finally, their spirits moved towards "resurrection". In this novel, Tolstoy regards human spiritual resurrection as the starting point of fundamental social transformation. This idea is concentratedly expressed through the description of the spiritual resurrection of the hero and heroine.

"Moby-Dick" tells the story of a desperate struggle between the whaling ship Pequod, led by Captain Ahab, and the white whale Moby Dick. The protagonist Ahab has one of his legs bitten off by Moby Dick while hunting whales. He goes to sea again with the vow of revenge. After many twists and turns, I finally encountered a white whale. After three days of tracking, Ahab finally hit the white whale, but the ship was hit by the white whale. Ahab was entangled in the rope on the harpoon and was taken into the sea. Only one sailor on the ship, Ishmael, was saved. He told this thrilling maritime adventure story with his narrative voice and memories.

A story that is passionate and mysterious, so you can't help but read it. A drift bottle rolled out of the belly of the shark that Sir Glenarvan picked up. Inside, there were three pieces of text written in English, French and German that were eroded by the sea and were incomplete. The voyagers translated the words that could be seen clearly on the three pieces of paper, and then filled in the words in one language without guessing. It turned out to be a letter for help! It was a distress letter sent by the Scottish navigator Captain Grant two years ago. The distress letter aroused the voyagers' great interest in exploration and the heroism complex hidden in their hearts. So Sir Glenarvan, his gentle and virtuous lady Helen, and their friends Major MacNabbs and geographer Paganel took Captain Grant's two strong sons and daughters - the clever Miss Mary and the brave little Robert - on the sailing ship "Duncan" and embarked on an adventurous journey to find and rescue Captain Grant...

"Robinson Crusoe" is a novel published in 1719 by Daniel Defoe. This book is an epistolary theory novel, and the title character is a fictional autobiographical story of the protagonist. The novel tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, a survivor of a shipwreck, who spent 28 years on a remote and desolate tropical island - Trinidad. His partner was a captive indigenous man whom the protagonist rescued from cannibals. Since that day was Friday, the native was named "Friday". After experiencing savages and captives, he established himself as the governor on the island and became the ruler of the desert island. Later, he assisted the British ships passing by the desert island to put down the rebel sailors, and left the desert island by boat and returned to the UK. After entering civilized society, Robinson relied on the income from Brazilian plantations to become a wealthy man, married a wife and had children, and lived a stable life.

This novel takes family life as the description object, and uses the emotional entanglements of family members as clues to describe the family love of the March family. Among the four sisters of the March family, whether it is Meg who is willing to be poor for love, or Jo who becomes a writer through her own efforts, Beth who faces death calmly, and Amy who takes it as her duty to support the weak, although their ideals and destinies are different, they all have the common characteristic of self-reliance. It describes their attachment to family, their loyalty to love and their desire for family affection. The plot of "Little Women" is simple and true, but deeply touching. Since its publication more than 100 years ago, it has been translated into various languages ​​and has become a classic masterpiece in the treasure house of world literature.

"How the Steel Was Tempered" is an excellent novel written by the Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky based on his own experience. The path taken by the protagonist Paul Korchagin reflects the fearless spirit of the first generation of Soviet revolutionary youths who were not afraid of difficulties, struggled hard, and had the courage to win, and inspired generations of aspiring young people to realize their ideals. The images in his novels transcend time, space, and national boundaries, and have had a worldwide impact, shaking the hearts of generations.

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"The Last Lesson" describes the last French lesson in a rural primary school that was ceded to Prussia after the Franco-Prussian War and bid farewell to the language of the motherland. Through the self-narration of a naive and ignorant primary school student, it vividly expresses the pain of the French people under foreign rule and their love for their motherland. Although the subject matter of the work is small, it is carefully cut and appropriately detailed. It has Dude's consistent euphemistic, tortuous and suggestive style, and the theme is deeply explored. The psychological activities of little Franz, a primary school student, are written in a delicate and touching way. As a typical example of a patriotic intellectual, Mr. Amell, a teacher, has a lifelike image.

In "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", Huckleberry is a smart, kind and brave white boy. He fled to the Mississippi River in pursuit of a free life. On the way to escape, he met Jim, a black slave. Jim was a hard-working, simple, enthusiastic, honest, and loyal black slave. In order to escape the fate of being sold again by his master, he ran away from his master's home. They drifted together on the Mississippi River and lived a free life. The two became good friends. Huckleberry went through all kinds of hardships for Jim's freedom, and finally learned that Jim's master had liberated him in his will.

The novel "Notre Dame de Paris" artistically reproduces the true history of the reign of French King Louis XI more than 400 years ago, how the palace and the church colluded to oppress the people, and how the people fought heroically against the two forces. The rebel gypsy girl Esmeralda and the ugly disabled person Quasimodo in the novel are presented to readers as the embodiment of true beauty, while what people see in the archdeacon Frollo and the noble soldier Phoebus are cruel, empty hearts and sinful lusts. The author organically connects evocative stories with vivid and rich dramatic scenes, making this novel highly readable. The novel has a strong romantic color and uses contrasting writing techniques. It is an artistic example of applying the contrast principle of romanticism.

D'Artagnan, who was born a commoner, went to Paris to join the army, joined King Louis XIII's Musketeer Guards, and became good friends with the other three Musketeers. In order to protect the reputation of Queen Anne of Austria, they fought against Cardinal Richelieu, defeated many obstacles set by Richelieu, went to England, retrieved the queen's diamonds from the Duke of Buckingham, and thwarted Richelieu's plot to sow discord between the king and the queen.

"Oliver Twist" is a realistic novel published by the British writer Dickens in 1838. Set in the foggy city of London, it tells the story of an orphan's tragic life experience and experiences. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, experienced an apprenticeship, struggled to escape, and strayed into a den of thieves. He was forced to work with vicious murderers. He went through countless hardships. Finally, with the help of kind people, he found out his life experience and gained happiness. Like Dickens's other novels, this book exposes many social problems of the time, such as workhouses, child labor, and gangs absorbing young people into crime.

"The Old Man and the Sea" is a novella written by Hemingway in Cuba in 1951 and published in 1952. It is one of Hemingway's most famous works. It tells the story of an elderly Cuban fisherman who fights a huge marlin in the Gulf Stream far offshore. It established Hemingway's prominent position in world literature. This novel successively won the 1953 American Pulitzer Prize and the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature.

"Childhood in the World" is based on the first two parts of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. It uses the protagonist Alyosha's growth process as a clue to truly record Gorky's suffering youth life. Gorky's autobiographical trilogy is famous for its concise and simple writing style and calm and persistent personal emotions, which has attracted the attention of a large number of readers. The book depicts a series of vivid and distinctive characters, especially the image of the protagonist Alyosha, which has influenced a large number of Chinese readers. The protagonist Alyosha lives in an environment surrounded by all kinds of disgusting scandals and evil forces that corrode people's souls. However, he is not overwhelmed or destroyed. Instead, he grows into a strong, brave, upright and confident person.

"Jane Eyre" is the representative work of the famous British female writer Charlotte Bronte in the 19th century. It is generally believed that "Jane Eyre" is Charlotte Bronte's "poetic life portrait" and an autobiographical work. It tells the story of a British woman who was orphaned as a child and continued to pursue freedom and dignity amidst various hardships, persisted in herself, and finally achieved happiness.

This book is a collection of novels by the French writer Maupassant, who is known as the "master of short stories". It is named after his representative work "Ball of Suif" and includes famous works such as "The Necklace", "Miss Wenwen", "My Uncle Jules", and "All in the Family". "Ball of Suet" is his famous work and one of his masterpieces. The story uses the tragic experience of Ball of Suif to reflect the ugly and dirty soul under capitalism. Hidden beneath their hypocritical masks are rotten entrails and filthy thoughts.

"Wuthering Heights" is the work of Emily Brontë, one of the Brontë sisters, a British female writer. The novel describes the story of Heathcliff, an abandoned gypsy boy who was adopted by the old owner of the mountain villa. Due to humiliation and failed love, he went out to get rich. When he came back, he took revenge on the landowner Linton and his children who married his girlfriend Catherine. The whole novel is filled with a strong fighting spirit against oppression and striving for happiness, and is always shrouded in a bizarre and tense romantic atmosphere. It was initially regarded as a naive fantasy of a young female writer that was divorced from reality. However, combined with the fierce class struggle in the region it describes and the social phenomenon in Britain, it was soon highly recognized by critics and warmly welcomed by readers.

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is one of the masterpieces of French writer Jules Verne. It tells the story of French biologist Aronnax traveling in the depths of the ocean. The story takes place in 1866, when a large monster believed to be a narwhal was discovered at sea, and he accepted the invitation to join the hunt. During the pursuit, he unfortunately fell into the water and swam onto the monster's back. This monster is not a narwhal, but a submarine with wonderful structure. The submarine captain Nemo invited him to travel to the bottom of the sea. They set out from the Pacific Ocean, passed through the Coral Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and entered the Atlantic Ocean. They saw many rare marine animals and plants and strange scenes in the water, and experienced many dangers. Finally, when the submarine arrived at the coast of Norway, Aronas left without saying goodbye and made the secrets of the seabed he knew known to the world.

"War and Peace" is one of Tolstoy's three masterpieces. The novel uses the chronicles of the four aristocratic families of Bolkonsky, Besukhov, Rostov, and Kuragin as plot clues. It expresses the contradiction between the Russian nation and the Napoleonic invaders, the Russian social system and the will of the people from the two aspects of war and peace, and affirms the great historical role of the Russian people in the war. He worked hard to write the people's history, described the Patriotic War as a just war for the people, and highly praised the people's rising patriotic enthusiasm and optimism. Aesthetically using and describing historical materials and describing people in historical events is a basic creative principle of "War and Peace" and an important reason for the novel's magnificent epic style.

"Niels Riding the Goose" is Selma Lagerlöf's only full-length fairy tale written for children. It was written as a school geography education book in accordance with the requirements of the Swedish Ministry of Education. Unexpectedly, it later became a treasure of world literature and art. In Sweden, there is now one of the most important children's literature awards, which is named after Niels. This is a book that has accompanied the growth of generations of children around the world; a book that is printed on banknotes along with the author; a work that is well-known in Sweden and even around the world.

"Love of Life" is the most famous short story by American novelist Jack London at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. This novel describes a tragic story with vigorous and rough writing, and vividly demonstrates the greatness and strength of human nature. The novel places the characters in an almost cruel and harsh environment, allowing the protagonist to fight against cold, hunger, injuries and wild beasts. In the choice of life and death, it fully demonstrates some shining things in the depths of human nature, vividly and realistically describes the tenacity and tenacity of life, and plays a hymn of life, which has the power to shock people! The great revolutionary teacher Lenin once specially asked someone to read this novel aloud on his sick bed and gave it a high evaluation.

"The Decameron" is the first realist masterpiece in the history of European literature. The work begins with a prologue, describing what happened to ten young men and women when they took refuge in a villa in the countryside against the backdrop of the plague in Florence. Each of the ten young people told a story every day, and a total of one hundred stories were told in ten days, hence the name "The Decameron". Each story is of different lengths and all-inclusive in content, and humanistic thought is the main thread running through the book. According to Boccaccio, the stories in the Decameron are all well-founded. The work describes and praises life in this world, praises love as a noble source of wisdom, praises the value of free love, and affirms people's intelligence and wisdom. The work also exposes the cruelty of feudal emperors, the sins of the Christian church, the hypocrisy of priests and nuns, etc.

"Sense and Sensibility" is Jane Austen's humorous debut novel. Two sisters, Enoli and Mariana, were born into an English country squire family. The elder sister is good at controlling her emotions with reason, but the younger sister's emotions are uncontrolled. Therefore, when facing love, they react differently... The novel takes the twists and turns of the marriage of the two heroines as the main line, and raises the issue of moral and behavioral norms through the humorous comparison of "reason and emotion". This book and the author's "Pride and Prejudice" can be called companion works. They also use delicate writing and vivid dialogue to tell the story of a girl without a wealthy dowry falling in love and getting married.

The Spanish gypsy girl with an acacia in her mouth turned a blind eye to the ethical norms of the world and believed that love was a bird that could not be restrained. Even if her lover took away her life, he could not take away her free and uninhibited heart. Carmen was written by the 19th-century French novelist Melleme. Her alluring charm is world-famous, and she is filled with unconscious ideas of female liberation. She is one of the most mythical female characters in the West.

"La Traviata" is Xiaozhong Ma's first masterpiece that became famous in the literary world. The humanitarian thoughts expressed in the novel reflect the true feelings of the world, the care, tolerance and respect between people, and the love of human nature. This kind of thoughts and feelings resonate with people and are universally welcomed. "La Traviata" may not win good reviews for Dumas in terms of social morality, but it has truly made the author famous even after his death.

Brother and sister Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables Farmhouse originally wanted to adopt a boy from an orphanage to help with farm work, but unexpectedly they adopted a red-haired girl named Anne. Anne had a rose-like imagination, a small mouth that kept talking, and gave cute names to all the things around her. Her unintentional mistakes often made people laugh. Her lively and cheerful personality, hard-working and strong nature made her win many friends in school and achieved great academic success. Anne's arrival made the originally dull Green Gables glow with attractive vitality and vitality, and also brought endless joy to the ancient village. This "Anne of Green Gables" is an enlightenment of truth, goodness and beauty. The lively and innocent nature of the protagonist Anne flows naturally and sweetly in every child's heart.

"Millions of Pounds" is a novel by the famous American writer Mark Twain. It tells the story of a poor American salesman named Henry Adam's adventure in London. Two wealthy brothers in London made a bet to see how Henry would end up within a month by lending him a million-dollar note that could not be cashed. When the one-month deadline came, Henry not only did not starve to death or be arrested, but instead became a rich man, won the heart of a beautiful lady, and got a job with his brother. The article reproduces the irony and humor in the master's novels with a slightly exaggerated artistic technique, and exposes the money worship ideology of British society in the early 20th century.

"The Education of Love" by E. De Amicis is one of the ten must-read novels for Italians and an enduring literary masterpiece in the history of world literature. The whole book is written from the perspective of a fourth-year primary school student, starting from the first day of school in October and ending in July of the next year. Most of the records are seemingly trivial things in life, but the words are filled with touching "love". This kind of "love" can be as big as the country, nation, or home, or as small as the interactions between parents, teachers, classmates, relatives, friends, and even strangers. It is a loving and educational book that has become a must-read for primary and secondary school students in various countries.

This is a satirical novel full of fairy tale color. But the fairy tale color of the novel is only a partial feature on the surface, and the sharp and profound irony is its soul. The protagonist of the novel, Gulliver, is a person who is naturally adventurous and unwilling to be lonely and bored. He has a strong memory, is good at learning and observation, is good at thinking, has unique thinking, has a simple and gentle temperament, is friendly to others, has a kind demeanor, is easy to interact with others, knows how to repay his kindness, has a gentleman's style, and is willing to help his friends. He is willing to risk his life for his friends and is always ready to fight against anyone who is harmful to his friends. At the same time, he is smart, courageous, smooth and reasonable in dealing with things, smart in speaking, resolute in doing things, has strong self-confidence, and believes that he can succeed. In general, he is a wanderer with a questioning spirit, a passion for truth, and endurance. During his travels, he gained insight into the increasingly degenerate social reality and concluded that British society was not civilized.

Is there anyone who suffers from emotional pain like him? The unpredictable nature of his life experience and the psychological damage caused by his relatives and lovers forced him to leave his hometown far away. Thirteen years later, why did he return to this sad place? Is today's "Gadfly" still the pure and kind Christian he was at the beginning? Love and hate, revolution and religion, perform a vigorous human tragedy. For the sake of his ideal, Gadfly gave up love and family affection, and also gave up the Gypsy girl Zida who loved him deeply, and walked to the execution ground with a smile...