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"Gone with the Wind" describes the life of southerners in the United States before and after the American Civil War. The protagonist Scarlett has no interest in the upcoming war, and she is madly infatuated with Ashley. After the war broke out, Ashley married her cousin Melanie. Scarlett was originally a girl who wanted to do whatever she wanted, but it was the gunfire that pushed her into the face of the cruel reality and changed the trajectory of her life. With no one to rely on, she took on the burden of taking care of dozens of people in the manor and the important task of reviving the manor. She transformed from a delicate eldest lady into a shrewd and capable head of the family. Scarlett is like a rose of thorns standing proudly in the wind. She has the courage and ability to be reborn, inspiring generations of readers to face setbacks and bounce back. Scarlett is a character that people both love and hate. She is strong, confident, brave, and capable, but also selfish, vain, cunning, and greedy. Her youthful ignorance and impulsiveness, the experience and spiritual transformation she endured during the war, and her strong and brave heart and unscrupulousness after the war are all reflected in the novel. This method of contrast shapes Scarlett's contradictions and attracts readers.

"Heidi" tells us the growth history of a little girl who has no father or mother and is dependent on her grandfather. It conveys to readers that no matter what difficulties they encounter, as long as they have a kind and pure heart and care for everyone around them to the best of their ability, life can also be colorful. In the author's writing, the picturesque natural scenery and simple and honest folk customs of the Alps are described. And Heidi seems to have become a child of nature and the embodiment of love. Wherever she goes, she is filled with light, hope and joy. And every reader can follow the author's footsteps, experience the child's feelings, perceive the child's life, and awaken the long-sleeping innocence in his heart through each touching story. Through reading this book, readers not only appreciate the healing natural scenery of the Alps, but also feel the optimistic and kind-hearted innocence of the protagonist.

A unique text that has never appeared in Chinese literature. Yu Hua, Su Tong, Mai Jia, and Liu Jiewen unanimously recommended. Writer Mai Jia said that "Just Now" is a premeditated anti-novel. It is the end of the novel and is looking for a way out. Writer Su Tong said that "Ganggang" is microscopic, detailed, and rich, with poetic meaning everywhere, like a heavy fog. Writer Yu Hua said that Liu Yin's "Ganggang" is a collection and distribution center of images, and it is also a variation of images. "Just Now" puts the poetic fragments of human life into a kaleidoscope. Any page can be a fresh and unfamiliar beginning. Extremely microscopic, opening up the senses of every hair on your body. Open this book, and countless wonderful moments unfold before your eyes at the same time. It turns out that everything about human beings happened just now. You will know how far a person's imagination and observation can reach by watching "Just Now". Just now, the landscape of Chinese literature has changed.

"The Qinhuai Family" describes the story of a singing girl named Mrs. Tang who lived by the Qinhuai River in Nanjing. She had two daughters, one was Erchun and the other was Xiaochun, both of whom were beautiful and lovely. Xiaochun has an outstanding singing voice and becomes a singer. She is very popular. Yang Yuquan, a Shanghai money merchant, took a liking to Xiaochun and molested her many times. After being rejected, he harbored a grudge. He kidnapped and raped Erchun in a poisonous plan, and then gave Erchun to his bodyguard Wei Laoba. Erchun waited for an opportunity to take revenge and finally killed Wei Laoba and injured Yang Yuquan. Unfortunately, he was also shot to death. Yang Yuquan intensified his efforts and exerted all his lustful force on Mrs. Tang and Xiaochun, forcing the mother and daughter to suffer unspeakably. The people of the lower class along the Qinhuai River were so angry that they united...

"Bashan Night Rain" is an important late work of Zhang Henshui. It was written after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and was serialized in the supplement "Beihai" of "Xinmin Daily" from April 1946 to December 1948. Different from the best-selling masterpieces "The Golden Family" and "The Cause of Laughter", this is Zhang Henshui's new exploration and attempt in content and form. The title of the book is taken from Li Shangyin's poem "Night Rain Sends to the North", which contains the mood of the foreigners wandering in eastern Sichuan looking forward to their return when the Japanese invaders trampled on their country and destroyed their family. The novel has a strong autobiographical flavor. Centered on Li Nanquan, a professor with a profound literary temperament, a picture of all living beings in a mountain village in eastern Sichuan slowly unfolds. The characters are vividly drawn, the language is humorous and sharp, and the writing is timeless, calm and profound. The novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"River East" tells the story of a young military officer who sent his wife to leave Nanjing in order to uphold his duties during the Anti-Japanese War. As a result, his wife broke her promise and left him, causing the family to break up. However, he was trapped in Nanjing and witnessed the horrors of the Nanjing Massacre. This book may be the earliest literary and artistic work reflecting the Nanjing Massacre.

After the Nanjing Massacre, Zhang Henshui submitted a request to the government to fight guerrillas in the mountains. After getting no results, he put his strong patriotic fervor and loneliness on paper and created a large number of realistic and spiritual works. "Eighty-One Dreams" is one of the outstanding works. It is a social satire novel completed by Zhang Henshui in 1943. In fact, he wrote a total of fourteen dreams. He used the technique of "Nineteen fables, entrusted to dreams" to make a unique observation of all the ugly phenomena in the rear during the national crisis, and severely criticized the corruption in power and the ugly national character without mercy. The novel is written in a smooth and smooth way, full of strange and mysterious suspense, and has the meaning of "condemning novels". The literary world praised the book as a "wonderful book".

Starting from the late period of the Anti-Japanese War, Zhang Henshui's creative focus shifted from romance to social criticism. The most outstanding representative of this book, which is more than 500,000 words long, is Tian Peizhi, a woman who is most beautiful but extremely vain. She is too beautiful, but too vain and too greedy for money. For money and good food and clothing, she can gamble again and again, steal money again and again, and because of her greed, she sends her husband to prison and is almost sentenced to death; in order to get rid of a life without money, she can abandon her husband and deny her children, and finally hooks up with a rich man The prestigious Mr. Qian was about to become the center of attention, and Mrs. Qian suddenly won the war of resistance against Japan, but she became the fiancée and mistress of a traitor... As a satirical work that exposes reality, the work directs its criticism towards the ugly and despicable world in the Kuomintang-controlled area on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. It reveals the loss and struggle in the face of human nature and money in a special era.

In Munich in December 1997, Hector returned to his parents' house for the Christmas vacation. His mother, who has been sick all day long, reveals to him an astonishing secret that has been guarded for more than 50 years. From this, Hector begins to seek the truth about his family's history. Starting from Munich, he came to the northwest corner of Messinia, Greece. The whole trip was like a thrilling journey through historical time and space.

Time always has only one direction. Time does not flow back, and gradually some migratory birds, like time, no longer fly back to their old nests. "The Weaving Nest" is a companion piece to Xixi's autobiographical novel "Migratory Birds". Following "Migratory Birds", Xixi's family story is continued in "Weaver's Nest". The novel tells the story of a family's hard and tenacious life of helping each other in the unfamiliar new environment of Hong Kong. It's also a love story, but in a broader sense. The author narrates in the tone of "Sister Susu" and "Sister Yanyan" respectively, and weaves in the autobiographical novel written by her mother in the 1960s and the family letters from the second aunt in the Mainland, using four different female perspectives to delicately tell the family story between two generations of relatives. Relatives who have wandered around the world live their own lives after being separated, and then build a new nest and start a family. From the 1950s to the 1990s, the changes in Hong Kong history can also be seen in the family life of ordinary citizens.

In the late 1970s, due to his father's misfortune, Qiulin was assigned to a rural Nanhuo store. A bowl of soy milk from the tofu farmer comforted him, and the unique business skills of three old masters reassured him. From this, he entered the small world of the supply and marketing cooperative system. People came and went in the Nanhuo store. Qiulin witnessed the changes in human relationships, and he himself became a corner of the world. The novel pays tribute to the lives of ordinary people. In its calmness and calmness, it writes about the inner surging and turbulence of society and individuals during the changing times.

"Ola Mao: The Lost Island of Immortality" mainly uses a narrative method that intersperses reality and memories, telling a story about the relationship between Chinese agents and Japanese agents who were attacked due to the Pearl Island Incident. The article contains hatred between country and family, intricate love relationships, and exploration of human nature... The three grandsons once heard three different bizarre stories from their grandfather, and gained their own life benefits from them, but no one questioned the authenticity of the stories. It wasn't until their father and grandmother passed away one after another and their grandfather became extremely strange that the three of them sat around and uneasily connected the three stories together. They finally discovered that these three stories might be their grandfather's personal experiences. When they asked, the grandfather did not answer. Instead, he narrated the final outcome, left a few old things behind, and suddenly passed away...

The novel tells the ordinary but touching story of an eighty-year-old man and his children in Gushuipo Village at the foot of the Taihang Mountains. Lin Dashu is nearly eighty years old, but he has been volunteering as a ferryman at Gushui Ferry all year round. He once saved an American female nurse on the battlefield. Many years later, she found Gushuipo and helped build a Hope Primary School here to repay her kindness; Lin Jiawang led the villagers to work in Shenzhen and opened a migrant worker service company. After experiencing various hardships, he finally gained a foothold in the bustling city; Lin Jiaxin gave up working in the city and resolutely returned to the village to support education in his hometown. Lin Jiayong returned to the village to start rural tourism after retiring from the army...

The protagonist Yu Yang is an ordinary poverty alleviation cadre who goes deep into poverty alleviation in impoverished villages. A series of poverty alleviation work he has done has been misunderstood and faced with many difficulties. He is persevering, focused, and highly concerned about the lives of the several farmer brothers he is assisting. Although he is an insignificant member of the vast sea of ​​people, he uses his own strength and puts in all his efforts just to accomplish something he wants to do. Although the process is difficult, personal destiny is also sublimated, reflecting a kind of "human body temperature".

"Spring is born and Summer grows" is a contemporary Chinese novel written by Wang Zhaoyi.

"Zebra, Zebra" by Zhang Yuntao is a key work support project of Wending Central Plains and Henan Writers Association.

Ye Sui, an ordinary art exam candidate in Tangcheng, was full of confidence and planned to take the art exam, but he was involved in a struggle for interests. In the entanglement of interests and love, Ye Sui gradually realizes the meaning of taking the art exam and what kind of choice is to engage in the art industry. In the process, he figured out his own position and rethought his various choices. In the end, she chose to quit the art exam and embrace her own life.

This book is jointly recommended by China's top five literary masters Liu Jianwei, Ye Xin, Alai, Wang Yuewen and Mai Jia. It reveals the many crises of a huge pharmaceutical group and demonstrates the reconstruction of the business philosophy and values ​​of modern family businesses. It is extremely enlightening, highly subversive and highly readable. Such a novel should attract the attention of thousands of people, but the significance of this book may be more far-reaching than simply exposing it. It not only profoundly presents the common relationships between money, power, and emotions, but also focuses on exploring human nature and soul. It puts characters with different faces in the interrogation between history and reality, rights and desires, family and love, strength and weakness. The true and harsh depiction of reality is permeated with the undertone of conscience and justice.

Catriona Robinson, one of the most famous children's book authors of our time, sadly passed away last week. This makes people from all walks of life feel regretful, and at the same time they are also eager to find the legendary unpublished manuscript. Soon, Catriona's granddaughter Emily became the subject of questioning. After her grandmother left, Emily was deeply saddened. At this time, a man who claimed to be entrusted by her grandmother sent a letter directing her to the bookstore she often visited when she was a child. The bookstore owner has been waiting for a long time. As soon as he saw Emily, he told Catriona's will: follow the clues and find the answer. As long as it is completed within ten days, Emily can inherit the inheritance. Emily looked at the first clue - the first children's book jointly created by her grandfather and grandson, and immediately discovered that there was something different in the dedication. In addition to "To Emily", there was also "If you don't try, you will never know the result." Emily did not expect that this sentence would lead her to a town that she had not left for more than 20 years, from Hatchards Bookstore, the oldest aristocratic bookstore in London, to Shakespeare's Bookstore in Paris, from Saint Tropez to Rome. Where would the clues left by her grandmother take her? Is the answer really a secret manuscript as everyone expected? The beginning is the end, will Emily find the answer to everything in the "original place"...

That day, Malorie knew two things: She had decided to be a single mother, and, they were coming. She had never been so scared, never so desperate to survive. There are invisible things outside, they are invisible and silent. The imagination about the end of the world is noisy and complicated. In fact, as long as humans are deprived of one of their senses, the civilized world will collapse.

Edward Norton and Brad Pitt star in the original movie "Fight Club". In order to overcome his insomnia, a young American white-collar worker participated in many psychotherapy groups, but there was no improvement at all until he met Taylor Durton, a soap manufacturer full of wild nature. In order to cope with the emptiness of life, they established an underground organization - Fight Club, to vent the depression and helplessness of working nine to five. Unexpectedly, this organization was warmly welcomed by young people and developed with extraordinary momentum. The young white-collar worker found that the organization he created was very difficult to control, and Tyler Durden's identity was also very doubtful. He had to take action... "Fight Club" was adapted into a movie of the same name in 1999 (directed by David Fincher, starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt), which was a huge success. It also made the book a best-seller, and thus made the author Chuck Palahniuk a best-selling novelist.

Geoffrey Chaucer's beautiful wife Philippa fell ill. In order to treat her illness, he set off for a pilgrimage to the famous pilgrimage site Canterbury. On the way, he stayed at the Tybad Inn with the pilgrims who went to Canterbury. The next day, the shop owner and pilgrims set out with him. The innkeeper proposed that each of them tell two stories on the way to Canterbury and two more on the way back, and the one who was recognized as the best storyteller could have a sumptuous supper for free on the return. So, under the auspices of the shopkeeper, the noble knight began to tell the first story...

The ferocious Austria-Hungary Empire used force to enslave the weak but stubborn Czech Republic, thus triggering the First World War. As a member of the Czech people, Švejk appeared submissive on the surface, but in his heart he was filled with infinite contempt and hatred for the reactionary rulers. From being drafted into the army to going to the front line, Shuai Ke carried out tenacious resistance against the reactionary rulers in various ridiculous ways.

The story begins in Chile, a great wine country in the New World. An "Agapanthus" winery founded by a Chinese discovered the extinct Carmenere grape on the European continent and produced wine that was envied by the locals. However, after the death of the founder, the winery fell into crisis. The heir Zhuang Henshui returned to China to search for the secret recipe for winemaking. He unexpectedly met Wang Fusang, a girl who studied biology and had an amazing alcohol capacity. From her, she unearthed the secret of the "Bacchus" and also implicated the secrets of an ancient Chinese village decades ago. It turns out that the so-called secret recipe comes from ancient yeast, and this yeast is related to the local woman. Untraceable surnames and lost folk legends, these pictures finally spliced ​​together the arduous journey of several generations of women out of the curse of fate. Wang Fusang is a descendant of the "Bacchus". He originally tried to escape his fate, but finally, moved by Zhuang Henshui and his "girlfriends", he decided to start a new life journey under the new branches of grapes. The "Bacchus" referred to in this article are people who can live in symbiosis with wonderful yeasts, and even their bodies themselves carry some kind of yeast that is beneficial to brewing. This is a magical setting that can be explained by science.

The old fisherman Santiago went to sea for eighty-four days without catching anything. The little boy Manolin who followed him also had to go to another fishing boat, but he did not despair. On the eighty-fifth day, Santiago finally caught a big fish, "it looked like more than fifteen hundred pounds." After being dragged by the big fish and sailing for two days and two nights, and after a difficult struggle, he finally killed the big fish and started to return. However, the blood shed by the big fish attracted many sharks one after another. With no food and no helpers, Santiago tenaciously killed one shark after another. But when he finally returned to the harbor, all that was left of his hard-earned big fish was the wreckage.

Werther is an emotional young man who yearns for a free life. At a dance, he met the judge's daughter Lotte and fell deeply in love with her. But not long after, Lotte's fiancé came back, and Werther also left under the persuasion of his friends and returned to the city to work as a clerk. The conservative and corrupt officialdom, the vulgar citizens, and the arrogant nobles all caused him to constantly conflict with the reality around him. In the end, the disillusioned Werther ended his life with his lover's husband's pistol.

"Dead Leaves" is the famous novel by García Márquez. The story takes place in the small town of Macondo in "One Hundred Years of Solitude". It describes the story of three generations of a family in Macondo town who took care of a doctor after his death within half an hour. It reflects the changes in the town in the past twenty years after it was invaded by the banana company. It is known as the "Prelude to One Hundred Years of Solitude" because it has the prototype of "One Hundred Years of Solitude", which opened the way for Marquez's future creation of magical realism.

Li Guohua, a famous Chinese language teacher in the cram school, is a neighbor in the same high-end residential building. Fang Siqi, who admires literature, also admires Teacher Li, who is well-read in poetry and books. Yi Ting is Siqi's friend of the same age. Her childhood yearning for love was transferred to her teacher, and jealousy lies between them. While Li Guohua was regarded as an amiable and respectable teacher by Siqi and Yiting, Li Guohua used the bookshelf he tried his best to purchase and the novels he collected as props for his supporting role. Under his violation, Siqi suffered from fear and torture, and secretly hinted at what Li Guohua had done to her parents, but her parents believed in the outsider who was a teacher. Siqi told her parents what happened to her as if it were someone else's business, but her parents said that the girl was "coquettish" at such a young age. Yiting saw that Siqi was going the other way, but she didn't know that the shame and humiliation that Siqi suffered came from the oppression of this "podium and scepter". These secrets were not revealed until Fang Siqi went crazy in the mountains and was sent to a mental hospital, and Yiting opened Siqi's diary.

This compact and well-structured novella tells the story of a has-been novelist and a college classmate who is now a successful screenwriter, risking the leakage of family privacy and bent on revenge against a female journalist with a harsh writing style. Through relaxed yet contemporary language and a gripping plot, the novel satirizes the greedy relationship between the media and celebrity culture, and also examines a writer's responsibility for his or her talent.

A group of Chinese students studying in the UK experienced good and evil, joy and sorrow, togetherness and separation in a foreign country... The protagonist Sunny studied in the UK and met Matt, who was also an exchange student. Matt is attracted to the kind and smart Sunny, and Sunny is also heart-beating during their interactions with each other. As Sunny devoted herself to volunteer service for British refugees, the secrets that Matt had carried for many years were gradually revealed. Sunny, who was still new to the world, also faced repeated tests of academics and friendship. In an accident, Sunny missed Matt's carefully prepared marriage proposal ceremony, and Matt disappeared with a mysterious story... This book also reveals the little-known stories of Chinese stowaways in the 1990s from a broader perspective. Through vivid descriptions of international student groups from different walks of life, it presents the epitome of the overseas life of contemporary international students.

Young boy K failed the high school entrance examination and came to YW Technical School in despair, planning to spend five years in vain. But he didn't expect God to be so naughty, as if he wanted to play a fun game with K-Zi: the president's rich experience, the difference after Zhang Jing'er arrived, the interesting life and ignorant love in the technical school... All of this made him feel that his life was worth his while. But just when he is about to adapt to all this, a new journey will begin.

The representative work of Kazuo Ishiguro, winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature, and the Booker Prize-winning novel; The End of Days is an elegy for the decline of an empire and a love that passes by. The film of the same name (also translated as "Farewell") was nominated for multiple Oscars and British Academy Film Awards, starring British actor Anthony Hopkins and powerful actress Emma Thompson. "The End of the Day" is a work by Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro that won the Booker Prize in 1989. It is also Ishiguro's most important masterpiece. The novel unfolds with the memories of butler Stevens, telling the various experiences he had during his more than thirty years of service to Lord Darlington. Although he reached the peak of his career, Stevens suppressed his own emotions too coldly and pursued perfect performance of his duties. He missed the last time his father was on his deathbed, and then missed love. Through the protagonist's memories, the novel unravels a person's life journey in front of the readers' eyes. It also reflects the international political landscape during the extraordinary period between World War I and World War II.

In Shanghai before the Battle of Songhu, dark clouds were over the city, and a storm was coming. Tang Shanhai, who was originally a handsome young man in troubled times, joined the military command under the influence of his brother, General Tang Penglai, and was secretly sent to Shanghai to protect Guo Qingtong, the commander of the elite German military force stationed at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport as the head of the security corps. Guo Qingtong was a thorn in the side of the Japanese. They sent an elite assassination team to get rid of Guo Qingtong and remove the obstacles to occupying Hongqiao Airport. In order to get rid of Guo Qingtong, the Japanese used all kinds of methods, including human skin masks, instigating prison screams, disguised poisoning, bomb assassinations... The methods were endless. After losing several comrades, Tang Shanhai finally saw through the Japanese plot and got rid of the Japanese assassination team. After the fall of Shanghai, Tang Shanhai was ordered to lurk in Shanghai. He successively accepted tasks such as eradicating Zhang Dalin, a traitor who had defected to the Japanese, and reorganizing the Shanghai area under military control. This launched his legendary and heroic espionage career.

Zhang Cheng, who studied in Canada, encountered the 2008 financial crisis as soon as he graduated. After his business failed, he started working as a telephone customer service company. In the new company, he met Feng Cui, who was also Chinese, and the two fell in love at first sight. After the marriage, the two returned to Montreal, and Zhang Cheng continued to start his own business. He opened a bridal shop in the city center and engaged in cross-border trade. The entrepreneurial experience caused Zhang Cheng to suffer unprecedented setbacks and blows, and the relationship between him and Feng Cui became increasingly unstable. As the economic situation improved, in the second year after starting the business, the business of the bridal shop improved. Wedding photography and wedding projects even accounted for more than half of the Chinese market in the entire city. However, at this time, Zhang Cheng began to expand, allowing competitors to take advantage of the situation and alienate the relationship between Zhang Cheng and Feng Cui. Feng Cui left Toronto, and Zhang Cheng was on the verge of a broken marriage and career collapse...

This book is a literary work about youth and growth written by the author through continuous feelings and understanding of life and words over several years, as well as the integration of Chinese and foreign literature. This book guides young readers to experience society, family, love, etc., And gradually clarify their own life plans and paths. The author hopes that people of the same age can be as down-to-earth as the protagonist in the book, have good qualities of talking less and doing more, and work hard for their dreams.

The novel uses the growth experiences of Liu Mei and Liu Song, the sons and daughters of Liu Baozhong, a winemaker from Tianyoude, as clues to reproduce the real life, social scene, humanistic history and customs of the Tianyoude Winery and Weiyuanbao, a small town famous for its highland barley wine, under the rule of the Ma Bufang family in the early 1930s. The author cuts in from the side of Tianyoude Winery, places the protagonists in a large era background, and shapes their images. Therefore, Tianyoude's own changes and the fate of the characters are intertwined with the entire era. Although they calculate, pursue, fight, and struggle for their own destiny, they are still unable to escape from the cruel social reality.

At a party, the male protagonist was revealed to his current girlfriend by a colleague about his first love. After the party, in order to answer the current question, the protagonist uses the present continuous tense narrative perspective to explain the specific situation of his ex Yuxi: They met in high school. The male protagonist studied very hard, hoping to get into a good university and grow up with her, but he failed in the college entrance examination. But he was not resigned to it. He signed up for a computer training class at a ball factory where he was currently working, and honed his skills with the master at the drill bit factory. Then, he arrived at the electronics factory, and their relationship took a further step, but they encountered new obstacles. The male protagonist felt angry because of these obstacles, so he went to Beijing to work as a waiter, eager to achieve success and fame, thereby overcoming his inferiority complex towards Yu Xi, who is a college student. In the end, he discovered that he could exchange for this sense of equality through a shortcut, which was to have a relationship with him in his current social status...

"Castle" tells the story of land surveyor K who was ordered to take up a post in a certain city. He traveled a long distance, but was unexpectedly blocked outside the castle gate. In order to prove the legitimacy of his existence, K went to great lengths to ask the village chief about his employment, but he could not find a real employment letter. He seduced Frieda, the mistress of the castle official Kramm, and wanted to know more about Kramm. However, under the influence of several events, Frieda alienated him. He managed to get acquainted with the messenger Barnabas and his family, but they still had no way to turn to others and how could they help others. He waited for Klamm in the snowy night, hoping to talk to Klamm face to face, but in the end it was Klamm's secretary who came... The castle is located on a hill, but it is out of reach. Facing this powerful castle, K was helpless and failed to enter the castle in the end. K in the novel is like a lost lamb. He has no identity, no relatives, and no real friends. It seems that the entire village is full of hostility towards him, and he has never gained the trust of the castle authorities.

"The Dying Ao" is the masterpiece of the 16-year-old genius writer Otoichi who made a sensation in the Japanese literary world. It is another dark masterpiece after "Summer, Fireworks, and My Corpse" that looks directly into the abyss of people's hearts. "The Dying Green" uses a suspenseful and gripping strange story to delicately depict the pain and warmth of growing up, as well as the coldness and beauty of human nature. It is written for everyone who lives alone in the crowd. Synopsis of the story of "The Dying Blue": "'I am worse than everyone. I am like a slug. I am stupider than an earthworm. I am fat. I am a pig. I am inferior to everyone. I have no value in living. I am a fool. I should die. I have a dark personality and am not good at sports, so I can't make friends.' The teacher asked me to repeat these words twenty times each." Masao was disgusted by the teacher and ostracized by his classmates. In front of him, a mysterious boy with blue skin appeared. Masao discovered that no one else in the class was aware of the boy's existence.

A bird from the south or a bird from the north? It must be a passing bird, because the bird that left on the chimney on the roof of my house never came back. "Migratory Bird" is a long autobiographical novel written by Xixi. It unfolds the narrative with the girl Lin Susu as the protagonist. The novel tells the story of a girl's childhood growing up experience in the style of recalling the past. This is the story of a family that went through the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation, fled from Shanghai to Zhejiang, and moved back and forth, and then moved south to Hong Kong with his parents. The novel contains the girl's arduous and slow growth in fresh and light writing, as well as the great changes of the times projected from the individual lives of ordinary people. Growth is a long and purposeless dream, and time is a move forward that cannot be shaken by you and me. In the author's calm, calm and restrained narration, there is full of love and family affection, as well as helpless separation and farewell. Gentle and honest, sincere and touching, the language is simple and natural, and it has the power to transcend the times and last forever.

After the "September 18th" Incident, the Palace Museum in Peking received instructions to "move" cultural relics southward, and a group of "Tibet Guards" with different identities escorted the national treasure train. The true historical background and relaxed and humorous writing style retell the legend of "13,427 boxes of cultural relics, spanning 20,000 miles, 14 years, and a war, and none of them were damaged".

"The Plague" is a Nobel Prize-winning work by French philosopher and writer Camus. It tells us the story of the people of Oran, represented by Dr. Rieux, facing the sudden threat of plague and death, from initial doubts and panic to the final fight against the epidemic together, facing the disaster, and finally winning. In a city captured by the plague, a group of desperate people redeem themselves. It shows the fighting spirit of people in trouble and their pursuit of justice. It reminds each of us that in a crisis moment that is not what we want, the only right thing is to choose to walk with kindness and sincerity.

"Two Horses" is Lao She's early work, written in England in 1929. The novel creates a superstitious, moderate, sloppy, and lazy slave-like character, Lao Ma. His life creed is to live in peace, which is reminiscent of Lu Xun's Ah Q. The difference is that Ah Q lives in the countryside of old China, while Lao Ma is an overseas Chinese living abroad. Lao She deliberately put Lao Ma in a foreign situation to portray him. Through the life of Ma and his son in London and their interactions with the British, he looked at the differences between Eastern and Western nations, and tried to highlight the absurdity of backward national character in the context of the comparison of Chinese and Western cultures.

From the perspective of four girls, it gives a panoramic description of the life experience of the post-90s generation from campus to society, and a detailed description of the confusing and confusing things they have to face during this period of time, about love and friendship, as well as society and human nature. This is a novel that makes you think deeply and find a sense of group identity after reading it. This is a youth love story about four girls from school to society. When they were in school, they were best friends who had the best relationship and could share all their thoughts together. However, after entering the society, due to the competition in the workplace and the entanglement of love and hate, there was eventually a gap in their hearts. The relationship between the best friends was also burned, and they could never return to the way they were when they first met each other.

"The Story of Hulan River" was written in the 1940s of the last century by the female writer Xiao Hong. This book describes the customs and customs of Hulan, a small town in Northeast China in the 1930s and 1940s, and truly and vividly reproduces the ordinary, humble, and backward living conditions and the muddled, mediocre, and ignorant mental state of the local people. The author looks at all this from a child's perspective, one by one.

"Justice does not prevail alone, and the decisive battle is between life and death." Tom Clancy, the famous American military novelist, has followed the best-selling novel "The Hunt for Red October", which has been a highly recommended masterpiece for many years. It has been on the "New York Times" bestseller list for ten consecutive weeks since the date of publication. Counter-terrorism, espionage, political battles, a thrilling cat-and-mouse game! "Between Life and Death" tells the story of secret intelligence expert Jack Ryan Jr. And his colleagues secretly carrying out an unofficial but highly effective anti-terrorism plan. Their target is a group of terrorists who threaten Western civilization, among whom a man named Emir is the most vicious. Emir is cunning and cruel, and has planned many terrorist attacks behind the scenes, but has successfully evaded capture by law enforcement agencies around the world. Now, he is targeting the anti-terrorist base where Jack works. Jack must be responsible for leading his two cousins ​​and two new members to plan to capture Emil and carry out a battle of wits and courage against terrorism. A life-and-death battle begins...

This book is a representative work that organically and interestingly combines science and literature. It also has a humanistic spirit and reflects Verne's spirit of opposing war and devoting himself to the exploration of astronomy. The characters have distinctive personalities and the language is concise. This book tells the story of a trip to the moon designed by members of the American "Cannon Club" after the Civil War using cannons and shells.

The review version of "Old Nest Traces" is a novel-style memoir written by Mr. Jin Kemu under the pseudonyms of Zhuo'an layman and Bagongshanren. The book uses spectatorship and narration, through the eyes of an innocent child, to vividly outline the decline and differentiation of a small intellectual bureaucratic family, and push the entire society and the changes of that era into a hazy prospect, depicting the social changes and folk customs in a corner of Jiangnan in China that originated from the late Qing Dynasty and followed the May Fourth Movement, interspersed with the bittersweet literacy career of a child. Through the decline and division of a big family, we can get a glimpse of the social turmoil and changes of the times.

This book tells the story of the protagonist John Christopher's struggle in a society full of vulgarity and strife. From the awakening of his musical talent in childhood, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, he finally reaches a state of clarity and loftiness, revealing the dawn of another world.

Bipolar disorder is both youthful and life-threatening. Philip Roth, the No. 1 American literary figure, is a well-received work, the Guardian's Book of the Year, and a popular and high-scoring work on Goodreads and Amazon. He uses a national anthem to hold the United States to account for its history and reality, and writes about an emotion that confronts ubiquitous spiritual circumcision. A "March of the Volunteers" sings the suffering behind individual anger. When the world becomes a slaughterhouse soaked in blood, individuals, especially young people, in the context of war, are so innocent and helpless. "Rage" is set against the backdrop of the Korean War and tells the story of the rebellious struggles of a group of young and restless college students at Winesburg College in northern Ohio. The protagonist is Marcus, a young man from a Jewish family. He seeks a breakthrough in identity and spiritual freedom among family, faith, love, and secular rules. In the process of searching, he conflicts with the surrounding environment. After passive endurance and angry struggle to no avail, he finally reaches a tragic ending.