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This book is a famous work by French writer Camus. It is divided into two parts: the first part describes what happened to the protagonist Meursault three days after his mother died. Not only did he not show any pain for his mother's death, he even seemed indifferent; one day because of the bright sun, he impulsively shot and killed an Arab. The second part is about Meursault being arrested, tried and sentenced to death. In the court, the examining judge, the instructing priest, the prosecutor and the defense lawyer did not waste much time talking about the case itself. Instead, they repeatedly criticized his soul and personality. However, he always felt innocent and the whole process was absurd. Camus ingeniously depicted the prejudices of the human heart, the nihility of life, and the absurdity of society. The "outsider" has thus become one of the most classic characters and one of the most important keywords in Western literature and philosophy.

"Flowers Never Sleep" selects Kawabata Yasunari's fine prose, including "Flowers Never Sleep", "Sorrow", "The Beauty of Japanese Literature", etc. Kawabata Yasunari's delicate sensitivity is reflected in his observation of life details, and his aesthetic thoughts are also hidden in many essays. This collection of essays presents Kawabata's aesthetic thoughts and the essence of oriental Japanese aesthetics.

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"Thousand-Feathered Crane" includes Kawabata Yasunari's Nobel Prize-winning novel "Thousand-Feathered Crane" and its sequel "Hachidori". This novel, full of conflicts and ambiguities, reflects his longing for beauty. At the same time, he also hints that the longing for beauty cannot escape the illusion of a dream.

"Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's highest masterpiece and a Nobel Prize-winning novel. The story begins with a train heading to the snowy country. The beautiful image descriptions in the work are integrated into the emotions of the characters, and the beauty of nothingness, cleanliness and sadness depicted reaches the extreme.

This book is Glass's masterpiece of novels. During World War II, Feng Ti went to the front line as a war reporter to cover, and met the French girl Marta. Under the influence of the girl, he participated in the radio station of the resistance movement. After the war, Feng Ti worked as a primary school teacher in the Soviet-occupied area and went through many ups and downs. After the reunification of the two Germanys, he was placed in a prominent position and was hired as a consultant by the Trusteeship; Fonti's disappointment in the reunified Germany grew day by day. Under the guise of "cleaning up," the western plutocrats resorted to plunder, and the Trusteeship Bureau where Feng Ti served turned tens of thousands of eastern citizens into an army of unemployed. Feng Ti suddenly realized: The freedom and democracy that people pursue are exactly like this! He and his granddaughter quietly escaped from Berlin and drove towards the vast wilderness.

More than four hundred years ago in Spain, a writer named Cervantes wrote a novel called "Don Quixote". The protagonist Don Quixote in the book is a poor country squire. He has a whimsical idea and calls himself a knight errant. He rides on a skinny horse and takes a squire with him. He travels around various places, doing chivalry and fighting injustices. After the publication of this book, the story of Don Quixote spread throughout Spain. No matter the nobles, gentlemen, or servants and vendors, the whole country fell in love with this book like crazy.

"Dancing Princess" begins with the main line of the family of dancer Namiko and her husband Yagi, daughter dancer Shinoko and son Takao. After dancer Namiko married Yagi, she gradually left the stage and turned to education. Later, Japan was defeated and Bozi had to sell off his belongings to maintain the family's livelihood. Bozi unexpectedly met her childhood sweetheart Takehara during a performance, and a spark of love burst out between them.

Twenty years ago, a love affair between a married young writer and an innocent girl ended with the girl giving birth prematurely, dying of a baby girl, and suffering a mental breakdown. Then, the writer truly presented this emotional experience in a best-selling book, which changed the lives of everyone in the two families. In the lingering sound of the New Year's Eve bell, the trilogy of life, love, marriage, and family, also plays, rippling in the floating world.

Includes two masterpieces: "Izu Dancing Girl" and "Ancient Capital". "Izu Dancer" makes its gorgeous debut in the rainy season of youth. With her dancing sleeves lowered and smiling eyes, this is the most beautiful first love in the world. "Ancient Capital" In the ancient capital of Kyoto, Chieko was adopted by a brocade merchant and became a beautiful girl. On the night of the Gion Festival, she met Miaozi, a girl from a mountain village, and was surprised to learn that the two were twin sisters. They miss each other, but they cannot recognize each other because of their different identities. The two sisters' faint sadness is woven into the beautiful scenery of Kyoto's four seasons... Before Go master Hideya retired, he decided to bid farewell to the chess world with a farewell match. Between the old and sick celebrities and the new young chess king, the old chess art and the new rules of victory and defeat, an epoch-making chess match kicked off with worldwide attention...

A novella written by Kawabata Yasunari in 1956. At the beginning of the novel, the fleeting image of a rainbow is outlined with clear brushstrokes. The beauty and rootlessness of the rainbow is a symbol of the fate of the heroines in the book. The work uses the quaint customs and charm of Kyoto and surrounding areas as the background to depict the love and joys and sorrows of the three sisters' love and life.

"Sound of the Mountain" depicts the story of Shingo's family, his son's affair, his daughter's failure of marriage, and the sorrow of old age... Kawabata Yasunari uses his usual beautiful brushwork to delicately and calmly condense the post-war world, style and reality into Japan's ancient sorrow and melancholy, demonstrating the skill of overlapping images of poetry and drama.

Eguchi, who is nearly seventy years old, comes to a mysterious hotel by the sea. Waiting for him there was the unconscious girl sleeping. Next to the fresh and young Sleeping Beauty, the old man regains the joy of life, but the past and nightmares also come one after another... Bozi, a middle-aged ballet teacher, is trying his best to entrust his dance dream to his daughter Tatoko in his hard life. At the same time, he is torn between the disappointment of drifting away from her husband and the expectation of reconnecting with his childhood sweetheart...

This book fully incorporates Kawabata Yasunari's unique style: the sense of fantasy, the sadness of secludedness, and the mysterious aftertaste, which are traditional Japanese literary features. In his beautiful articles, he conveys people's subjective spiritual realm and charm, which is very contagious. Starting from the natural aesthetics, Kawabata describes concrete, detailed and delicate works, and adds a thicker and more delicate subjective emotional tone. Several of his speeches in the book became Kawabata Yasunari's Theory of Japanese Beauty and Japanese Art, constituting his unique aesthetic theoretical system, which shines uniquely in Kawabata's literature.

"Waltz of Flowers" is a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories. Together with "The Dancing Girl of Izu", it is known as "the most beautiful first love in the world". Its name comes from the group dance of the Candy Fairy and other fairies in Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker". Xingzhi and the orphan Suzuko developed a close attachment because of ballet. The beautiful youth of the girls is like twin flowers, vying for beauty in the spinning and jumping dance steps. At this time, Nanjo, whom Suzuko had been waiting for, returned home miserably, and regained life because of Hoshizhi's dance. All the seemingly absent love is entangled in a waltz...

In her new book, "Memories of a Girl," Anne Ernault relives her experience as a camp counselor in Normandy during the summer of 1958 and recounts her first night with a man. When he fell in love with someone else, she realized that she had given her will to him, like a conquered person without a master. Today, 60 years later, the author finds that she can erase the intervening years and recollect the young girl she once wanted to completely forget. Bringing the indelible memory of that summer into reality, Erno discovers that the crucial and painful origins of her writing career were built on a foundation of shame, violence, and betrayal.

"A Woman's Story" is Anne Ernault's touching account of mothers and daughters, youth and aging, dreams and reality. After her mother dies of Alzheimer's disease, the author embarks on a daunting journey back in time as she attempts to capture the real woman, the woman who existed independently of her daughter, the woman who was born in a small town in Normandy and died in a geriatric ward in a hospital on the outskirts of Paris. She explores the bond between mother and daughter that is both fragile and unshakable, the alienating world that separates them, and the inescapable fact that we must lose the ones we love. In this quietly powerful tribute, Ernault wanted to do her mother the utmost justice: to portray her as herself. As the author said: "Now I write about my mother as if it was my turn to give birth to my mother again."

When her father died two months after passing the teaching qualification exam, Anne Ernault used this as an opportunity to tell the story of one man's life. Born at the turn of the century, he had to leave school early and worked first as a farmer, then in a factory, and later as the owner of a small grocery store in Normandy until his death in 1967. He exercised self-restraint, worked hard, was cautious in his words and deeds, and tried hard to maintain his position as a man in society, but he could never get rid of the fear of slipping back to the lower class. The author uses cold observation to reveal the shame that plagued her father throughout his life, as well as the alienation and pain between father and daughter caused by class restrictions. This biography of a father is also the story of an intellectual's daughter's betrayal-of her parents, her upbringing, the schism between affection and shame, between belonging and alienation.

This is a collection of mystery short stories written by Natsuhiko Kyogoku, the master of Japanese monster reasoning. It contains a total of 6 short stories including "Nightmare Fate" and "Nightmare Scene".

A mysterious watch shop, for only 5,000 yen, the owner can help you overturn all alibi! A victim who came back from the dead, a murder in his sleep, three lines of footprints on the snow, a man's body tied up in a luxury car in Shenhu, a deadlocked corpse-burning case... 12 Cases, covering almost all types of alibi tricks! Open this book and follow the god of short stories to uncover the lies of alibi!

"Sleeping Beauty" is a stunning masterpiece by Nobel Prize-winning writer Kawabata Yasunari, which shows Kawabata Yasunari's unique and weird spiritual world. "An old man Eguchi who was nearly seventy years old went to a secret inn to spend the night, while the young beauty here took medicine and fell into a coma without knowing anything..." The old man Eguchi in Kawabata Yasunari's works reveals a sense of terror of approaching death, a sense of sadness for the loss of youth, and at the same time mixed with a sense of regret for his own immoral behavior. This theme of indulgence, temptation and atonement is expressed in a surreal and grotesque way. The description of the old man's treatment of Sleeping Beauty is not rough, but quietly bursts out the original desire and strength of life. It can be said that this is the main theme of life and also the variations of life.

"Waltz of Flowers" is a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories, including "Waltz of Flowers", "Mother's First Love", "Beasts", "One Arm" and other classic short stories. Xingzhi and the orphan Suzuko developed a close attachment because of ballet. The beautiful youth of the girls is like twin flowers, vying for beauty in the spinning and jumping dance steps. At this time, Nanjo, whom Suzuko had been waiting for, returned home miserably, and regained life because of Hoshizhi's dance. All the implicit love that seems to be absent is entangled in a waltz... Kawabata Yasunari tried to use the work "Waltz of Flowers" to promote the theme that the power of art can defeat illness and defeat everything.

A mysterious watch shop, for only 5,000 yen, the owner can help you overturn all alibi! A man was tied up in a luxury car that sank to the bottom of the lake and refused to die; 500 true testimonies brought the corpse-burning case to a deadlock; three suspects in a murder case actually had four alibi; murder cases were discovered in two places at the same time, and the investigation results pointed to the same suspect; the sculpture in the secret room was destroyed, and there is a hidden motive behind the crime... Five seemingly impossible crimes, nine absolute alibis that are difficult to crack. This time, can the young shopkeeper see through the layers of truth and see through the lies of the alibi?

On the sunny and rainy Izu Mountain Road, a boy from Tokyo encounters a group of traveling entertainers. He is attracted by the innocent, simple and beautiful little dancer Kaoruko among them, and decides to go on the road with them; Kaoruko also gradually becomes attached to the boy. After the boy was alone with Xunzi, he was shocked by her pure and flawless beauty and fell into conflict...

[Pure and domineering female surgeon × handsome and gentle pilot] When she woke up, Ye Yuan returned to 1995. She didn't want to marry a fool for the sake of her incompetent cousin's future, so she took her mother and escaped from the Ye family's old house alone. Rumors were flying all over the sky. In this life, she wants to live for herself. She is determined to become the best thoracic surgeon in China and the first person in surgery. Relatives ridiculed her, thinking that she could not even pass the three-level general examination. Her seventh aunt and eighth aunt were waiting for her to get bruised and bloody to laugh at her. Ye Yuan forced her way through the thorns and was admitted to BJ Union Medical College's eight-year clinical program - Bachelor's, Master's and Ph. D. - As the number one scholar in Henan Province. She became the target of competition among many department directors and experts. She lived up to expectations and became the academician's personal disciple. She independently completed the province's first thoracotomy and lung replacement, which shocked the academic circle of surgical leaders. She is truly a "surgical master". He also published many high-quality SCI articles as the first author, which was very popular. Later she met him, the man who only saw the sky in his eyes! He was also the man she had been obsessed with and secretly in love with for half her life in her previous life! Shao Yutian bent down and looked directly at Ye Yuan: "I am willing to spend my whole life getting to know you, okay? " Before meeting Ye Yuan, Shao Yutian's biggest dream was to soar into the sky and devote his whole life to the country. After meeting Ye Yuan, his journey not only involves the sky, but also Ye Yuan. I hold you with my left hand and salute with my right hand. I will live up to my country and you.

The era of marine civilization is rising, and the prelude to globalization is slowly beginning. Christopher Columbus's voyage across the Atlantic to the Americas and his safe return in 1492 in search of a trade route to the East was a watershed event in world history. It directly promoted world integration. The European trade center moved from the Mediterranean coast to the Atlantic coast, and the world market gradually formed. Columbus made three more voyages between 1493 and 1504, each time to prove that he could sail to China in a matter of weeks. These later voyages were more adventurous and violent. Ocean voyages and conquests brought wealth and glory, but also concealed terror and murderous intent. Columbus's voyage to discover the American continent established a connection between the New World and the Old World, which greatly promoted the development of capitalism. With the rise of Western maritime civilization, globalization began to slowly unfold, and the politics, economy, and culture of the entire world began to undergo earth-shaking changes.

Trade breaks down all geographical, linguistic, religious and political boundaries, allowing Eastern and Western civilizations to meet and integrate, realizing the common ideal of mankind. Marco Polo is the undisputed pioneer of globalization. As the first traveler and merchant in human history to come to China via the land Silk Road and return to Europe via the Maritime Silk Road, Marco Polo opened the door to the mysterious East to the entire Europe. His knowledge aroused Europeans' desire for wealth and curiosity about exotic civilizations, which directly promoted the advent of the Age of Discovery. Columbus carefully carried "Marco Polo's Travels" with him during his four trips to the New World. The author of this book, Lawrence Berglin, carefully studied the hundreds of existing versions of Marco Polo's biography, consulted first-hand historical materials in 6 languages, and personally traced and vividly reproduced Marco Polo's great adventure on the Silk Road, trying to answer people's long-standing questions about Marco Polo and his legendary journey. Within the framework of history, Marco Polo is the only pathfinder in the world who has fully realized the all-round grand tour of the ancient "One Belt, One Road". In his view, what can break through the barriers of cultural differences and conflicts and connect people is a broad and profound driving force, that is, humans' innate impulse and nature to trade.

The turning point of my unfortunate life happened on the day I stepped into my aunt's yard alone. After my mother passed away, I completely lost the protection of my family. I was forced to make a living independently and felt deeply humiliated by my situation. I spent the night in a desolate place under the night, thinking that the dark warehouse was my destination. I had nothing on my body, almost as when I came into this world naked... I decided to seek refuge with my aunt I had never met. Unexpectedly, I would have a code worth following for my whole life: never be humble, never be numb, never be hypocritical, and always be honest!

The warm wind passed by, and the flowers and trees in the garden were swaying. Pink and white petals fell on her shoulders, and there was a silhouette of a flower on the tip of her hair. He held a cup of warm tea in his hand and turned his eyes silently, as if inadvertently, following the falling petals with a smile, and gently brushed her cheek. She just looked up and caught his gaze. In an instant, the silent flying flowers swayed down, and the eyes were full of spring scenery. Although they had known him for such a long time, it seemed that she only really knew him at this moment. It was just a look, but she felt that she was addicted to this look, like a spring silkworm emerging from its shell, quietly waking up. Looking back in the future, she realized that her feelings for her master actually began on such an ordinary spring afternoon. Beside the gurgling water, under the silent flying flowers, I was lost in his eyes that glanced at me inadvertently, and the tenderness in his eyes that I couldn't hide in time. It turns out that this moment determines everything in the future. It determines countless sleepless nights, determines the desperate sacrifice thousands of years later, and determines the unbreakable destiny after several reincarnations.

Based on real declassified criminal investigation files, it tells the story of a bizarre and bizarre serial murder case. During the rainy season, an unknown female corpse floated from the river, and the suspect was struck by lightning and killed. The second and third suspects also died unexpectedly... What kind of secrets are hidden behind the serial murders? The investigation is ongoing, the thrilling cases are intertwined, and the modus operandi is incredible. There is only one truth! "Crime Unit No. 1" Reproduces the wonderful documentary of "Crime Unit 6" and digs out the tragic truth of the bizarre murder case.

"How was your summer?" " Is Jin Ae-ran's third collection of short stories, including a total of eight works. Most of the various characters in the book face desperate situations, nakedly exposed to reality, but trying to find slim hope. It is particularly worth mentioning that five of the works focus on young women in their thirties, delicately describing their psychological states in love, friendship, marriage, work, etc., Which may arouse resonance among Chinese female readers. As the most representative female writer in the Korean literary world, Kim Ae-ran has won the love of a large number of readers, largely due to the power of the protagonist in her work. The book is prefaced by Wen Zhen, a Chinese writer and winner of the "Lao She Literature Award".

"Roaring Life" is the second collection of short stories by Kim Ae-ran, a powerful female writer in the Korean literary world. It consists of eight short stories. There are stories in the book about a daughter who was raised in a noodle shop and plays the piano wantonly in a semi-underground rental house in Seoul where rainwater pours in. There are stories about college graduates who teach in remedial classes and live a life that is both a "social animal" and a "dwelling". There are also stories about the reality that urban youths are unable to spend Christmas decently with their lovers due to lack of material... These stories focus on the city Those respectable ordinary people in the novel who seem ordinary and marginal, but are actually struggling silently with life every day, are like a pool of water accumulated in ordinary daily life. With the author's imaginative and intelligent writing style, readers can reflect themselves and taste that sadness can be portrayed calmly, and desolation can be expressed humorously. The book is prefaced by Zhang Yiwei, a Chinese writer and winner of the "Future Writer" Award.

"Run, Dad" is Jin Ae-ran's first collection of short stories and the first in the "Jin Ae-ran's Works Collection" (a total of 6 books). It consists of 9 short stories including "I Go to the Convenience Store", "She Has a Reason for Insomnia", "Who Sets Off Fireworks at the Beach", "The Forever Narrator", "Home Without Knocking", "Greetings from Love" and "Bounce-Stilts", covering family issues, cities and young people, living in a small house. The author uses subtle observations, fresh feelings and rich details to brilliantly describe the daily life and life status of young people, reproducing modern Korean literature with trauma, pain, and sorrow as representative words.

"My Uneasy Life" is Kim Ae-ran's first novel. The movie of the same name stars Kang Dong-won and Song Hye-kyo. It tells the story of "the youngest parents and the oldest children." The main thread of the book is two stories. One is to tell stories that happened in reality, that is, what happened to "me" in the last year of my life. Because of medical expenses, "I" participated in the TV station's donation program, exchanged emails with peers who had watched the program, and became friends. They were passionate for a period of time, but later learned that he was a false character... During this period, "I" wrote a novel, describing the romantic process of my parents' love, questioning why "I" was born, and what this short seventeen years of life meant to my parents and "me". As a final gift to my parents, this novel constitutes the second story.

Mandelstam was an outstanding talented poet in the Russian Silver Age and a representative figure of the Acme School. It also enjoys a high reputation in the world. His early works were influenced by French Symbolism, and later turned to neoclassicism, and gradually formed his own unique style of poetry: rigorous form, strict meter, and elegant classical charm full of strong historical civilization and profound moral awareness, and with a strong sense of tragedy. Therefore, poetry critics call his poems "poems within poems". This "Selected Poems of Mandelstam" was translated by Professor Wang Jianzhao from Beijing Foreign Studies University. Our publisher has published Wang Jianzhao's translation of the complete collection of Mandelstam's poems "Gold Dances in the Sky", and this selection is a selection of the best among the best, selecting the poet's important representative works, and then revised by the translator and compiled into a volume.

This is an unethical love. The lonely Kawabata throws a porcelain bowl that has been used by tea drinkers for generations into an unethical love. Its owners were cursed with being too obsessed with the false makeup of women and the exquisiteness of ceramics. Like his father, Kikuji was deeply entangled with women. He even followed his father's story and had an affair with his lover, which led to Mrs. Ota's final suicide. And the teacup stained with guilt continues to wander in the weirdness, just like the loneliness of sentimental objects is also in the eternal reincarnation.

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Yuna, Fina, and Noya rode a bear together to the royal capital. After setting foot on the new map, the beautiful girl Yuna single-handedly defeated the evil bandits and annihilated the army of monsters that threatened the royal capital. Her terrifying "cheating" combat power made her famous. Even the king looked forward to meeting her... However, what Yuna really cares about is - after being in a different world with a lack of food for so long, she finally tasted potato chips and pizza again. She is so happy!

Among the world's master writers, Kawabata Yasunari is famous for the beauty of expression. Beauty is his creed. The beauty of nature, tradition, art and female beauty are its aesthetic sources and objects of expression. The seemingly otherworldly and beautiful brushwork penetrates into the darkness of human nature that has never been seen before. This set collects all the must-read works of Kawabata Yasunari (7 volumes), including the three masterpieces "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital" and "Thousand-Feathered Crane" that were highlighted by the Nobel Prize in Literature jury, the famous work "The Dancing Girl of Izu" and the "Twin Flowers of Beautiful First Love" "Flower Waltz", the masterpiece "Beauty and Sorrow" collected in his later years, and "Flowers Are Not Sleeping", a collection of handed down essays in which Kawabata directly explains his aesthetic concepts and methods, will allow you to enter Kawabata Yasunari's heart-wrenchingly delicate and breathtakingly beautiful literary world.

The Storytelling Club of the Victorian Era, with exquisite translations by the famous translator Mei Shaowu, is like a refreshing English garden. Reading them is like breathing in fresh oxygen. This book contains seven Trollope novels and short stories, including "The Flower Dog Tavern", "Turkish Bath", "A Trip to Panama", and "The Wayward Kechen Girl". Two are stories about writers and editors, and the remaining five are stories of love and marriage. "The Wayward Keqin Girl" is one of the most famous novellas, and the whole novel is full of strong local color. The story revolves around the marriage of a wayward girl in the Austrian mountains. She either marries a wealthy and old hotel owner, or partners with a young and handsome poor coachman. Through a series of psychological struggles and extraordinary actions, her reason overwhelms her willfulness, and she finally makes a major decision.

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During World War II, a small group of utopian air force strategists known as the "Bomber Mafia" attempted to win the war through precision bombing. After fully studying a new technological device, the Norden bombsight, they determined that daylight bombing targeting only specific critical enemy infrastructure would work. However, things went against expectations. After several failed operations, the war situation got out of control. Subsequently, the top military officials ordered a replacement of commanders. The new commander, Le Mei, implemented a regional bombing strategy that was completely opposite to that of the previous commander Hansel. With the help of napalm bombs, Le Mei bombed a total of 67 cities in Japan. However, due to the heavy casualties caused by the bombing, Le Mei's behavior caused great controversy. This is a story about idealism, pragmatism, technological innovation and the immeasurable cost of war. In the book, Gladwell affirmed LeMay's contribution. Although the method was crude, it shortened the duration of the war. To a certain extent, it could be said to have avoided greater costs and allowed everyone to regain peace and prosperity more quickly. Although the "Bomber Mafia" represented by Hansel was not successful, Gladwell spent a lot of space describing and praising its persistence in dreams, innovation and technology, treating it as a moral model. Without persistence, principles are meaningless. Hansel is a typical Quixotic character. His actions vividly show readers how good intentions can backfire. What Gladwell raises is a philosophical issue of moral judgment and factual judgment, which tests morality and human nature.

I woke up from a mental hospital with no memory. The only sounds in my ears were the roar of a strange woman and the sound of banging on the wall. Until a doctor told me: When I was 16 years old, my mother, who was dependent on me, was strangled to death by my side, but I was sleepwalking when the incident occurred. When I was 18 years old, my fiancée died naked in front of me, and after the incident, I was actually tracing the portrait of the corpse... Is what the doctor said true? Am I the real culprit in these two murder cases? The key to retrieving memories lies in the incomprehensible papers, strange suicide notes, and mysterious picture scrolls. After my memory awakens, is what awaits me a redemption or an even more unfathomable trap?

"No matter where you want to escape, your childhood will always be with you." A mental hospital that specializes in child felons cultivates a group of children who will grow up to become murderers. They either showed obvious homicidal tendencies or attempted murder. They are haunted by the shadow of their childhood, and killing becomes their nature. Brutal murders were staged one after another, and the victims were all pairs of men and women. How could a seemingly pure soul commit such evil deeds in a calm and ruthless manner? Marcus, a criminal tracker who lost his memory, risked his life to investigate the truth, but unexpectedly discovered that a group of people were protecting the murderer in the dark, but the murderer himself did not know it...

"Are you having a good time?" These were the last words Jason heard before losing consciousness. When he woke up again, he found himself lying on a gurney in the hospital. A stranger smiled and said to him, "My friend, welcome back." Gradually, he was horrified to find that the world he faced was completely different from before. What is different is not the scenery around him, but his original interpersonal relationships.

Ji got drunk twice in his life, and then accidentally entered the mysterious women's restroom twice, and was finally beaten to the head by the same woman. If the number of fans exceeds 3,000, you can find the group manager to add all members and subscribe to the group.

The new book "Douluo: The Body Refining Madman" is online Su Tian traveled through the Douluo Continent and awakened the strange-eyed martial spirit, but his innate soul power was only level 7. But I didn't expect that after acquiring the soul ring, the Different Eyes Martial Soul could actually control the power of specific elements. Absorb the power of elements and increase the life of the soul ring! Another five element element training! The number of martial arts souls cannot be matched, so the number of years is enough to make up for it! The speed of cultivation cannot be matched, so the number of years is enough to make up for it! The power of soul skills cannot be compared, so you have to make up for it with years! Su Tian traveled through time, and his goal was not to become a god, but to become an immortal. How frustrating is it to become a god, to be a wage earner in the god world? Then what's the point of immortality? If we want to be successful, we can become immortals, carefree and unrestrained. As for Tang San and Wuhun Palace, if you don't come to mess with me, you'll know better. If you come to cause trouble, I will destroy all the people and beasts related to you to save trouble in the future.

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Four years ago, three teenagers brutally murdered Takashi's wife in front of her baby, but because they were minors, they were not punished by the law. Due to the protection of the "Juvenile Law", Takashi was unable to learn any information about the murderer. He only knew three indifferent code names: Boy A, Boy B, and Boy C. Now, three teenagers have encountered accidents one after another, and the incidents occurred near Guizhi's location. Takashi, who had threatened revenge, became the police's number one suspect. Is the boy's death a revenge act by the victim's relatives or friends, or is someone else having other agendas? Takashi launched an investigation, but discovered another truth behind his wife's murder, and there were even uglier conspiracies hidden behind several cases...

"Sui Hua Ji Li Pu" is a chronicle of local customs compiled by Fei Zhu in the Yuan Dynasty. Attached is a volume of "Jianzhi Pu" and a volume of "Shu Brocade Pu". It mainly describes the festival customs in Sichuan from New Year's Day to Winter Solstice, with detailed description and rich content. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. From the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty, the author often sent ministers to guard Chengdu. At that time, the social environment was extravagant, but in the Southern Song Dynasty, it declined due to war. I spent a lot of time recounting old events and wrote this book. The work records in chronological order how the local officials and people in Chengdu celebrated various festivals from the first day of the first lunar month to the end of the year and the winter solstice. The text is vivid and detailed. All previous studies on Chengdu society and folk customs during the Tang and Song Dynasties are inseparable from its records. From this perspective, this book is extremely influential. The book's description of Chengdu's scenery and people's conditions reproduces for readers the rich and colorful social life picture of ancient Chengdu and the historical origins of the formation of cultural characteristics. The "Shu Brocade Book" attached to the book is an important document for the study of silk production in the two Song Dynasties. It describes the establishment, scale, division of labor, output, product uses, management methods, construction history of Chengdu Jinyuan and the production of eight halo brocades, coiled ball brocades, clusters of four golden eagle brocades, etc. It is a special book for the study of ancient Shu brocades.