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This book selects five outstanding novellas in 1987, including works by writers such as Tie Ning and Liang Xiaosheng, which represent the highest level of contemporary Chinese novella creation. The editor-in-chief of the book is Wu Yiqin, director of the Museum of Modern Literature, the most authoritative literary research institution in China, and a famous literary critic. With a professional vision, he strictly selects the most worth-reading novellas of the year and attaches them with professional comments. This book contains a total of 9 works including Fang Fang's "Qin Broken Mouth", Chi Zijian's "Ghost Painting", Lin Nabei's "Wall of Wind and Fire", Huang Yongmei's "Archives", and Wang Shou's "The Song of Your Own Car".

The Piazza Tales is the only collection of short stories and short stories compiled and published by the American literary master Melville during his lifetime. The story is gorgeous, strange, profound, humorous, and the language is moving and fluent. The Chinese translation of the book is published for the first time to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Melville's birth.

In 1920, as a war correspondent, Babel followed the First Cavalry Army of the Soviet Red Army commanded by Budyonny in its attack on Poland. The war lasted three months. Babel witnessed the last large-scale and unprecedentedly brutal cavalry battle in European history and in human history. From 1923 to 1924, he successively wrote more than 30 short and concise articles based on this campaign, including battlefield sketches and military stories. This is "Cavalry Army". This song was the swan song of the Soviet-Polish War that shocked the world and was a best-seller in Europe and the United States. It is not only a record of civilization and violence, conquest and resistance by a Jewish scholar with glasses, but also a biography of a domineering, heroic, and rugged Cossack cavalry soldier.

The text of the work is exquisite, unique in style, distinctive in personality, full of affection, and sparkling with philosophy of life. The author's characteristic writing method of interweaving two timelines is refreshing and has high literary value.

This book contains ten novels written by Shen Dongzi and ten translated novels, all of which are exquisite short stories. All of his novels were published in first-tier domestic literary magazines, reflecting the longings of people and the confusion of human nature in the face of social changes. Among them, "Naked Sunflower" and "One in 60,000" were included in the best novel series of the year by "Harvest" and "Flower City" respectively; translated novels include Aier The masterpiece "The Boarding House" by the Dutch writer Joyce, the thriller "The Landlady" by the British writer Roald Dahl, the late masterpiece "Hello, Stranger" by the founder of American non-fiction novel Capote, the suspenseful masterpiece "The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl" by the American science fiction writer Bradbury, etc. Creation and translation complement each other and fully demonstrate the bilingual ability of novelists in the new century.

"Camel Xiangzi" is the representative work of the famous modern Chinese writer Lao She. It was first published in the magazine "Universe Wind" in 1936. "Camel Xiangzi" describes the bitter story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in old Beijing in the 1920s and 1930s. This novel makes extensive use of Beijing spoken language, dialects, and some descriptions of old Beijing's customs and customs. It is a classic work of modern vernacular novels.

The Spanish writer Azolin's sketches are particularly outstanding, characterized by his fondness for nostalgia, full of sentiment and poetry. Zhou Zuoren, Tang Tao, Shi Tuo, Fu Lei, Bian Zhilin, Feng Zhi, Shen Congwen, Lin Huiyin, Li Jianwu, Dai Wangshu, He Qifang, Li Guangtian, Jin Kemu, Wang Zengqi and many other writers also highly praised Asuolin. This book selects and translates four important collections of Azuolin's sketches, which is the most complete translation at present.

"The Applewood Table and Other Brief Notes" collects twelve uncollected and unpublished short stories by the great American writer Herman Melville during his lifetime, most of which have been translated into Chinese for the first time. Melville discovered the strange relationship between people and things, wrote about the situation of people who were impoverished or lost their past, and explored fate... With powerful ridicule and fervent care, he maintained human dignity between chaos and pretense. I would like to publish this collection of short stories to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Melville's birth.

In Ni Kuang's mind, "Ni Kuang's Short Stories", which he considers to have written with all his heart, are more than 2,000 words each, and the last few dozen words are where the essence lies. The fifty-two "extremely short stories" fully demonstrate Ni Kuang's profound writing skills and make book fans excited. The highlights of the fifty-two articles include: "Common Stories of Men and Women", "Stories of Conspiracy to Kill", "Prison Stories", "Stories of the Past", "Stories of Secondhand Alley", "Character Relationships in Martial Arts Novels", "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio - Comprehensive Modernization". "I still stick to my consistent point of view. No matter whether the novel is long or short, square or round, hard or soft, black or white, the most important thing is that it makes people read it and find it good-looking." - Ni Kuang

The content of the story includes teenagers' dreams for a better life, young people's longing for a better life, and adults' interpretations of their dreams.

Every artifact is a vessel that displays our past, present and future. They are cradle, bowl, water jar, and sleeping bed. It is called hometown because there are souls stationed in the old things, which make us burst into tears.

"Secret Goldfish" contains fifteen stories: a man who can't escape the pursuit of lightning all his life, waiting for the last thunder; a pair of Bonnie and Clyde-like men and women broke into the residence of an old man living alone in the middle of the night; a fish wandering around in a water bowl refusing to die A goldfish, witnessing the disintegration of a family... These short stories describing ordinary human plights, through a blend of lyricism and humor, rise to the top in David Means's extraordinary collection of short stories, taking on mythical color and universality. Means inherited the literary tradition of Sherwood Anderson, Flannery O'Connor, Carver and others, focusing on recording contemporary American society in short stories. The scenes of the story are mostly set in lifeless suburbs. In the areas where turbid rivers pass through, there live a group of marginalized people in society. They are homeless people, unemployed workers, and drug addicts. They live in no fixed place and live in distress. Means uses a seemingly unemotional style to describe the stories that happen to them.

Virginia Woolf, one of the three giants of stream-of-consciousness novels, was a British female writer, literary critic and literary theorist, the founder of stream-of-consciousness novels, and a pioneer of modernism and feminism in the twentieth century. Woolf's works are not inferior to the techniques of Joyce and Proust, but add a more beautiful and poetic mood. As the only comprehensive set of Woolf's works on the market, this set includes translations by the famous translator Qu Shijing. The content includes Woolf's representative works, the famous stream-of-consciousness novels "Mrs. Dalloway", "To the Lighthouse", "Orlando", "The Waves", "Flush" and a collection of theoretical research papers on novels "On Novels and Novelists" (including "A Room of One's Own" and "The Ordinary Reader"), a total of 6 volumes.

"Maugham's Life Trilogy" is composed of the famous British writer Maugham's classic masterpieces "The Moon and Sixpence", "The Blade" and "The Shackles of Life". Maugham adopts a calm and analytical outsider attitude in his works, from "The Moon and Sixpence" to "The Blade" ", and finally "The Shackles of Life", which lists all the choices and problems in life, leading readers to think: Do you choose the moon or sixpence? Everyone walks on the blade of their own life; Man is born free, but he is always in shackles...

"My Life: Selected Novels and Novels by Lao She" includes "Crescent Moon", "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "This Life", "No Problem", "Let's Talk About the House", "Liu Family Courtyard", "Micro God", "Neighbors", "Mr. Breeches", "Taking Office", "Liu Tuen's", "Good Man", "Black and White Plum" and other famous works. While these works express the fate of lower-class citizens, they also run through the theme of criticizing and rejecting capitalist civilization. Novella - Novels - China - Modern Times The characteristics of Lao She's creation are not only reflected in his novels, but also in his short stories. This anthology has rich selections and comprehensively demonstrates Lao She's artistic achievements in the field of short story creation.

"Zhao Ziyue" was completed in 1926 and is Lao She's second novel. The protagonist Zhao Ziyue made trouble all day long and was expelled from the university. He spent all day as a boxer in the theater, supporting actors and actresses, playing mahjong all night long, indulging in banquets all day long, drunk and dreaming, and tried to achieve his goal of becoming an official through nepotism. Unexpectedly, he was tricked by others, and finally achieved nothing. Later, under the persuasion of a close friend, I finally woke up and started a new life. "Zhao Ziyue" is Lao She's transitional work toward maturity. It uses a tone of laughter and scolding to create the image of Zhao Ziyue, a confused college student who has neither the determination to do good nor the courage to do evil in the era of new and old changes in China. It depicts the muddled, despicable and despicable life of a group of college students in the rooftop apartment of Drum Tower in Beijing in the 1920s. "Divorce" was completed in 1933. The protagonist, Brother Zhang, is a contented citizen who accepts his fate and sticks to the rules, and is afraid of all "changes". His "sacred mission in life" is to "be a matchmaker and oppose divorce." His philosophy of life reflects the closed and self-sufficient side of traditional Chinese culture. "Divorce" truly describes the bankruptcy of "sons and daughters of old China" in civil society like Brother Zhang who follow the conservative mediocre philosophy, and the tragedy of their failure to comply with their destiny.

This book, also known as "New Harmony", is a collection of notes and novels, as well as a collection of strange things that the author deliberately created. There are many editions of this book, including the Suiyuan self-engraved edition in the 53rd year of Qianlong's reign, the engraved edition of Meidetang in the 20th year of Jiaqing, and the lithographed edition of Shanghai Jinjiang Bookstore in the third year of the Republic of China. This time, Suiyuan's own edition was used as the basis, and other editions were used for proofreading, and several errors were corrected. In order to popularize this book, the school notes will not be published. Considering the readership of this book, some chapters have been deleted and only the titles have been retained.

When "Singles' Day" becomes a nightmare for non-single people, when you are controlled by a chip implanted in your brain and are willing to abandon everything to do hard work far away from the earth, when we can only find comfort in the virtual world, when technology can perfectly simulate our faces and commit crimes everywhere... Will the speeding train of technology take us into the abyss, or towards a better future? "Land of Hope" is a collection of hard science fiction novels jointly contributed by seven emerging writers, including Chen Qiufan, Jiang Bo, and Ian Macleod, who were shortlisted for the Nebula Award, Hugo Award, and other outstanding awards. It tells the story of seven futures guided by the speeding train of technology - a future dominated by cutting-edge technologies such as algorithms, facial recognition, virtual reality, VR games, and artificial intelligence. The fate of mankind is ups and downs, struggling, and resisting in these complex, thrilling, and confusing technological worlds. When standing at that point, I believe no one can continue to remain calm.

"The Sanatorium with an Hourglass Sign" was published in 1937 and consists of thirteen short stories: an indescribable and unwritten book, the spring of reading with the help of a stamp album, the human-faced dog in the sanatorium, many outsiders, the old man who re-read elementary school, the father who resurrected as a crab after death and was eaten by his family... It is based on the author's childhood and family, and adds a lot of strange imagination, magnificent images and obscure metaphors, making it difficult to distinguish between reality and dreams. The text is exquisite and poetic, full of pictures and music. The translation of this book is mainly based on the English translation by John Curran Davis.

The author of this book is a librarian at the Wuhou Temple Museum in Mian County. He has been studying the history of the Three Kingdoms for more than thirty years and has published more than fifty research papers. This book contains more than thirty excellent papers by the author. The author has researched ancient Yang Pingguan, Hanzhong during the Three Kingdoms period, Zhang Lu's regime, Zhuge Liang's culture, Cao Cao, Ma Chao, Wei Yan and other Three Kingdoms figures, and put forward his own new academic viewpoints.

A collection of works that go global, a group of ordinary people that resonate, "Shenzhen people" amaze Canada! The English translation won an award at the International Literary Festival! The French version became front-page news in mainstream media! "Shenzhen People" is a collection of novels that uses 12 short stories to describe the world of "Shenzhen people", including "Taxi Driver", "Female Secretary", "Cohabitant", "Prodigy", etc. These novels all attracted great attention and praise from all walks of life when they were published. Among them, "Taxi Driver", written in 2000, was the most eye-catching short story in China at the turn of the century. It has been repeatedly selected into various "readers" and "selected books" over the years, and was listed at the forefront of "China's Best Short Stories in the 21st Century", which has had a special and lasting impact on readers. Many critics believe that this novel perfectly embodies the author's aesthetic principle of "temperance", with the words and emotions used being appropriate and without any addition or deletion.

This set contains two volumes, namely "My Friend Miss Chen Bailu: A Dream in the Golden House" and "The Rose Will Bloom When It Rains".

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It contains twenty-two short stories and short stories compiled by Zhang Jie, including: "Confession", ""Candied Haw Lu-", "Unfinished Records", "In the Rain", "Ark", "Leng Ge Er Ge Er Leng", "Becoming Popular" "Nobby", "Under the Hawthorn Tree", "You Baguo's Physical Examination", "Emerald", "What's wrong with him", "Taillight", "Crossing the Road", "Bait", "Mr. Ke's Day and Night", etc.

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"There Are No Stars, The Night Is Not Hot" is a brand new masterpiece carefully selected by the ace short story writer Zhen Sheng. It includes such popular works as "The Wind is Smooth", "The Iron Rooster Little Rich Woman", "Li Bai, Mathematics and Wine", "The Smallest Water Lily in the World Was Stolen". 30 Light and undercurrent love stories reflect the thousands of possibilities of love; 30 kinds of still water-deep love condense into a life that is as varied and inclusive as water. It is written to those who are looking forward to love but hiding in cocoons, to those who become more timid the more they fall in love, and to those who are fearless because of love. Everyone can find youth and another self in her story.

This is a collection of pure love stories. The author Lei Lei tells one after another realistic but warm, naughty and romantic love stories in humorous language. There are love at first sight, longing for each other after a short separation, heartache after a long time, and reunion after long absence, lost and found, false alarm... These stories may heal you, may move you, or may shock you. I hope that after reading these dozens of love stories, you can be warmed by dozens of seconds, dozens of minutes, dozens of hours, dozens of days, decades...

This book includes 17 novels including Lao She's novel "Camel Xiangzi", novellas "Crescent Moon" and "My Life", short stories "Micro God" and "Soul-Breaking Gun". Most of Lao She's novels are based on the life of the lower class people in the city. They are known for their strong urban flavor and local Beijing color, and have a distinctive style. As he said in "How I Write "Camel Xiangzi"", "Everything on the coachman's appearance must have a basis in life and life"; the story has been brewing for a long time and the materials have been collected, "the writing will be accurate and not rambling"; "the pen tip will drip with blood and tears if I think for a long time"; "the writing should be extremely simple, as clear as a waveless lake", and the local spoken language "adds some kind, fresh, appropriate and lively flavor to the simple writing".

"Lemon" is a classic collection of novels by Japanese writer Kajii Motojirō, who is known as one of the "Three Divine Treasures" along with Dazai Osamu and Nakajima Atsushi. It newly includes several works that have never been translated into Chinese, totaling 26 short stories and short stories. Kajii Motojiro's works are represented by "Lemon", which projects the shadow that war has brought to everyone since the late Taisho years. It is like the shadow in the hearts of long-term patients. Even a small lemon is like a fresh and bright hope in a chaotic world. He is good at using symbolic techniques and morbid fantasies to construct the melancholy world and ideals of patients. Writers such as Mishima Yukio have stated that they were influenced by him.

This book includes Sakaguchi Ango's most representative works, "The Idiot", "The Island in the City", "On Degeneration", "Continued Theory on Degeneration", "Waterbird Pavilion", "Toy Box", "Study Notes", "The Golden Mean", etc. "Island in the City" writes about the isolation between people in urban life through the tragedy of A Bian. "Because everything is casual, this society is so perfect." Ango Sakaguchi proposed in "Theory of Degeneration" and "Theory of Continuation of Degeneration": "In order to survive, you must degenerate." "The Idiot" has been evaluated as "a model of Japanese post-war literature." "Study" bears the shadow of Sakaguchi Ango's own studies.

The story is not only the collision of two ancient and very different empires, but also "Pride and Prejudice" written by Lao She. China and the West, men and women, father and son, tenants and landlords... All kinds of conflicts are ultimately the barriers between people. This "cartoon" brings a past Lao She to today through jumping in and out of irony and absurdity, allowing old stories to tell the confusion and dilemma of contemporary people.

Maizi's husband, Ma Dougen, was injured in a coal mine accident and was completely paralyzed and could not be cured. This triggered a suspenseful battle between Maizi, Ma Dougen and Lao Yu. Maizi used her perseverance and perseverance to discover the truth behind the beautiful lies, and what choices she would make for her future life.

"A Good Couple" describes the trivial life between the capable geisha Choko and the swinger Rageyoshi. The author uses extremely calm writing to fictionalize the extremely ordinary and trivial real life of a couple. In the novel, eating, drinking, urinating, birth, old age, illness and death are equally important. The seemingly blabbering contains the beauty of disillusionment and sadness that makes people unable to put it down. The living conditions of the common people are nothing more than this, a place full of chicken feathers, desolate and happy. This book also includes many novels such as "The Good Couple", "The Smell", "Lose", "Seamless", "Nostalgia", "Fireflies", "Luminous Insects", etc., All of which are wonderful works by Oda Sakunosuke. In this publication, in addition to correcting some mistranslations and omissions in the previous edition, the author also added an additional chapter "The Good Couple", which satisfies the regret that "The Good Couple" did not have an ending. This article was newly discovered in Japan in 2007 in Oda Sakunosuke's manuscript, and this time it is translated into Chinese for the first time. I don't think anyone understands Oda-kun's sorrow more deeply than I do... Well done, Oda-kun! --Dazai Osamu

"White Bear" is a collection of short stories and short stories written by Su Landuo, a powerful female writer born in the 1970s. The content is mainly urban emotional themes, covering many fields such as family affection, childhood friendship, sexless marriage, love between humans and robots, and the emotions of people who have had their memories removed. Su Landuo is good at conceiving novels from the contradictions and dilemmas of human nature. She has rigorous structure, delicate writing style, ups and downs of plot, bold imagination and strong readability. She is recognized by the pure literary circle as "the female writer who is the best at telling stories". At the same time, the narrative style is cold yet compassionate, showing the inner confusion and confusion of ordinary people in cities now and in the future in this era of great changes, as well as their pursuit and persistence of truth, goodness and beauty. "Su Landuo's novels not only have female warmth, but also human compassion and metaphysical thinking, expanding and extending the boundaries and realm of female literature." They have strong thinking and artistic appeal. Suranduo's novel creation in the past two years has introduced science fiction, psychological analysis and other elements into the text, which makes her unique among the current short and medium stories. Most of the works included in the collection are works published in pure literary magazines in 2015 and 2016.

To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. This is the last work of Dazai Osamu's life, and it is also his important work. The book consists of the author's preface, postscript, and three letters written by the protagonist Oba Yezang. The protagonist Ye Zang has been timid and cowardly from adolescence to middle age. He is afraid of worldly emotions and does not understand the complex thoughts of human beings. He then entertains others through comedy and hides his true self. In order to escape reality, he kept sinking, experienced self-exile, alcoholism, suicide, and numbing himself with drugs, and finally walked towards the tragedy of self-destruction step by step. In the process of self-denial, he expressed his inner depression. This book contains famous works such as "The Setting Sun", "Run, Mellors", "Villon's Wife", "The Beautiful Man and the Cigarette", and "Cherry".

This book is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's short stories, including his famous novels based on small characters, including "Famous Chickens and Ducks", "Loneliness and Warmth", "Three Stories from My Hometown", "Butter Pancakes" and other classics. There are more living beings than there are chickens and ducks on the surface of the earth. Their life and death are rich and noble, and their fortunes and misfortunes are unpredictable. In Wang Zengqi's works, they gather into the appearance of Chinese little people. He has an indescribable tender love for people and a lyrical sympathy.

Laugh until you can't stop, laugh until you shed tears! "Missed Love" is the Oscar-winning screenwriter for the best foreign language film and Czech literary short story master Sverak. Following the release of his first novel collection "The Female Spectator" at the age of 72, it is another brand-new work. It is the second part of Sverak's "Prague Stories" series. After its publication, it immediately topped the best-seller list and won the 2012 "Reader's Award" from the Czech heavyweight magnesium literature. "Missed Love" includes nine stories: "Light in Bethlehem", "Class Party", "Missed Love", "Double Vision", "Spa", "Shopping", "Respectable Taxi Driver", "On the Train" and "April Story". The protagonists of these stories include a mentally retarded son, an old man suffering from double vision, a girlfriend who was wrongly loved, a respectable taxi driver, a couple who quarrels all day long, a patient who always suffers injuries on the same day of the year, etc. It's still an ordinary person in Prague, and it's still a story that makes people laugh until they can't stop, or laugh and shed tears.

94 stories with different styles. In the story, there are men and women lost in love and marriage, as well as lives devoured by greed and hatred; there are bizarre stories of the ups and downs of officialdom, as well as heart-warming topics of family affection... Liu Guofang, Ling Dingnian, Zhou Hailiang, Liu Zhengquan, Li Lingling, Yang Hanguang... The works of nearly a hundred writers have rich themes and concise language. Every fragment and every scene is wonderfully presented, short, concise, and full of tension. This book is selected by experts in the field of micro-novel from micro-novel published across the country that year. It has a broad perspective and aims to review the performance of micro-novel creation in that year.

This book collects 22 masterpieces from Chekhov's three major creative periods, including "The Chameleon", "Death of a Petty Officer", "The Fat Man and the Thin Man", "Wanka", "The Lady with the Puppy", as well as the mini-trilogy "The Man in the Trap", "Gooseberry", "On Love" and other famous works. These stories based on fragments of daily life expose social evils such as authoritarianism, hierarchy, bureaucracy, criticize selfishness, indifference, greed, vulgarity, servility, conservatism and other human flaws, and express the author's yearning for the light of humanity. In the postscript of the translation, translator Xie Zhou provides an in-depth analysis of Chekhov's three major creative themes and symbols - "fences, women and dogs", helping readers understand his works from a broader perspective.

This set of books includes three volumes: "Sinking", "Chi Osmanthus" and "Autumn Night at Bilang Lake". Yu Dafu is a literary giant in the history of modern Chinese literature, an important novelist in the history of Chinese new literature, and an important pioneer of modern Chinese romantic lyrical novels. "Sinking" is Yu Dafu's early short story and his masterpiece. It shocked the literary world at the time when it was first published. He recounted the sexual anguish of a Japanese student studying abroad and his sorrow for the country's cowardice. The novel is based on Yu Dafu himself. It is a short story published by Yu Dafu in 1932. It tells the story of Weng Zesheng, who came from a scholarly family and studied in Japan and was very ambitious. Later, his family fell into decline, he fell ill and dropped out of school, and his marriage suffered a setback. From then on, he quietly recuperated in his hometown. After recovering from health, he became a primary school teacher, and later agreed to marry a wife to reassure his mother. Because of his marriage, he remembered his old friend Lao Yu, whom he had not seen for ten years, and invited him to attend his wedding. Lao Yu was invited to come and was attracted by the beautiful scenery of Wengjia Mountain. He was deeply touched by the pure, lovely and kind nature of Weng Zesheng's sister Weng Lian, who was as beautiful as the late sweet-scented osmanthus in the mountains. This book shows the author's beautiful and sensual writing style, and the deep feeling is the sadness of separation. "Autumn Night at Bilang Lake" selects several classic short stories by Yu Dafu, hoping that readers can have a deeper understanding of Yu Dafu and that era from these novels.

"Selected Short Stories of Volder" includes "Such a World", "Menon", "Two Comforted People", "The Story of a Kind Brahman", "White and Black", "Yeno and Golan" and other Volder's short stories. Volder advocates enlightened monarchy and emphasizes freedom and equality. He hopes to be a poet and defend the truth\

Hemingway is among all Nobel Prize winners in literature in the past 100 years, and is highly respected by scholars and loved by readers in my country. His "The Old Man and the Sea" is recommended to students by teachers and has become an enduring bestseller. But Hemingway's early fame was due to his short stories that created a generation of writing styles. He mainly uses declarative sentences, precise descriptions and short dialogues to give readers a direct and vivid impression. It can be said that since then, many modern and contemporary writers in the world have been more or less influenced by him. This book selects his famous and representative short stories, such as "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", "The Big Two-Hearted River", "The Killer", etc., From which we can get a glimpse of the entirety of Hemingway's creative style. All translations have been carefully revised and strive to be closer to the original work in content and form.

This book is a collection of short stories by Udon, a young writer and popular author of "ONE·ONE". There are 16 novels included in the book, among which "Nobody Knows" has been widely circulated. This book includes highly acclaimed novels such as "Nobody Knows", "My Boyfriend Turned into an Umbrella", and "The Last Five-Nut Mooncake". Udon uses interesting and lively words to write about emotions that humans can only feel in a moment. He is a "novelist who is good at writing golden sentences."

A masterpiece of Japanese pyramid literature that has sold tens of millions of copies. "Disqualification" is a classic masterpiece with deep aesthetics of destruction. It is the representative work of Osamu Dazai, the master of Japanese rogue literature. It is also an autobiographical account of his writing career. It can be said to be the culmination of the scandals that happened to him. Osamu Dazai has been very sensitive since he was a child. He made up his mind to become a writer in middle school. He began to live a bohemian life in college. He once lived with a geisha, attempted to commit suicide four times, and finally committed suicide with his lover by drowning. Dazai Osamu used the life experience of the protagonist in the novel to cleverly cover his own life and thoughts. He believed that he was a "person who has lost his personality". In describing the degeneration process of a middle-aged man in the novel, he was actually using the sharp edge of literature to cut into the weakest depths of his heart.

"Lucky Money" is a collection of novels and stories written by the famous modern scholar Zheng Zhenduo. This is a fictional story that revolves around family life, but it feels very intimate when reading it. Every character and story has flesh and blood, vividly showing the life of an intellectual family during the Republic of China.

We walk in a bizarre world every day, where happiness and suffering coexist. No one has an easier life than anyone else. When you finish your work day, when you are waiting for the subway, when you miss your friends, when you are nestled on the cold sofa, just open this book and walk into the ordinary and familiar life around you. You will meet that girl who is neither humble nor arrogant and lives with her heart. Like you, like me.

This is a collection of novels with a reading quality, and it is also a mind-reading work that is easy to resonate with. Family affection, love, nostalgia, marriage, disease... Are eternal themes that people cannot avoid when walking in the world. These themes interpret different yet resonant stories one after another. The story always begins after it ends. We are all busy on the road, but sometimes we don't know the direction. We have been hesitant and confused. On the one-way road of life, we have tasted all the flavors of the world. As the author moves forward, he pours into his writing the stories, moods, and thoughts he hears. While sharing other people's stories, it also allows us to see ourselves, resonate with them, and finally reconcile with life.

Xu Xian's novels are more based on daily life, describing the trivial daily life, reflecting the true living conditions, and the dilemma of their souls after being dissolved by daily life.

"Anesthesiologist Bar" uses simple and unpretentious writing to tell the truth, goodness and beauty of the world from each warm and touching story. The plot is vivid, the writing style is humorous, the idea is novel, the plot is rigorous, and the structure is novel. Readers can capture a kind of wisdom, a kind of beauty, an intriguing scene, and a kind of fresh thought in the short novel from a point, a picture, a comparison, and an admiration.

The work is based on the vivid rural and small town life in southern Guanzhong, discovering the philosophy of life and the ups and downs of life from ordinary people. In the euphemistic and poetic narrative, different characters run their own destinies and reveal distinctive character traits. Their rich local customs and vivid rural folk customs constitute a picture of rural life.