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"Josie on the Run" is a coming-of-age inspirational novel that has swept many literary lists in the United States. The author Lata Septis is one of the most well-known novel writers in the United States today. Her works have been introduced to more than 60 countries around the world and have dominated almost all youth literature lists in Europe and the United States. In the chaotic red-light district of New Orleans, the young girl Josie has only her mother as a relative, but she is a prostitute who worships money. She leaves her daughter to the brothel madam and ignores her, and only cares about pleasing her gangster boyfriend. Qiao Xi grew up in such a dark environment. Only by working hard to get into college can she escape from the red light district and change her destiny. However, with no background and no money to go to school, it was almost impossible to get into college. Josie worked in a bookstore in her spare time and met some friends of the same age. Just when Josie was working hard to improve, she unexpectedly learned that her mother and her dangerous boyfriend were involved in a murder. Josie's life, which was about to move towards the bright future, was turned into a mess...

This book reproduces the rise and fall of the silk industry in Shunde, Guangdong, the birthplace of Xiangyun yarn in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The magnificent epic picture depicts the decline from the prosperity of millions of acres of mulberry and fish ponds to the disappearance of mulberry trees, showing the splendor of the national industry in that specific era, which was short-lived. As the story unfolds, readers will relive the old scenes of Shunde with strong historical and humanistic characteristics: snowy waves on Gantan Beach, spring rain in Taiping, fragrant Danjing, Kuifu Ancient Temple...

When I graduate from college, my girlfriend breaks up to study abroad? His roommate said, "Whatever is wrong with me can be solved in one trip to the mountains and countryside." This awakened his inner wish, and he resolutely gave up his offer from the Fortune Global 500 and went to teach in a remote village. What did this teaching trip bring him? Gain or regret?

Zhou Jianping, a failed high school graduate in the early 1980s, was unsatisfied with the status quo after returning to his hometown. He walked out of the remote countryside amidst the chaos of ridicule. After experiencing failure, confusion, struggle and calm reflection at the beginning of his business, he relied on Ruimin's business acumen and the good comprehensive qualities of the "new three generations" to regroup, and he was able to manage the enterprise with ease and set sail for a long voyage in life.

Female college student "LiLi" went to work part-time in a bar and was inadvertently involved in a drug case. From then on, she fell in love with the undercover police officer "Kaizhu" and pursued him thousands of miles away. Unforgettable love, life-and-death feats, the city's feasting and feasting, and the Golden Triangle startling every step of the way. Is it the wedding dress dyed red with blood, or is it the grudge that was eliminated by the last bullet...

Tian Dong, a graduate of a prestigious university, entered a private enterprise as the head of the manufacturing department. After several months of running in, Tian Dong was completely disappointed with this company and decided to find another way out and find a new job. After the recommendation of senior headhunter Chen Peter and the interview by operations director Zhang Fan, Tian Dong successfully entered Pegasus Company and became the production supervisor of the assembly production workshop. After Bob, the general manager of Pegasus' China branch, was fired, he took on a single role and supported the main operations and management of the branch.

Heaven is in good health, and a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement. During the low period of life, those who rise to the occasion can always open up a new world and start a new life. Jiang Yuanguo was laid off due to poor performance of the company. After he lost his job, he was rejected when looking for jobs. He decided to start his own business and engage in breeding. Can he succeed? This is the story of an entrepreneur building a brand.

"Cat City" is a novel written by Mr. Lao She in 1932. Different from his previous "Beijing-flavored novels" with humorous language style, "Cat City" tells an allegorical story with a science fiction flavor: "I" crashed in a "cat country" on Mars and was caught by the "cat people" living here. The absurd and extravagant lives of the cat people and the chaotic and ugly social chaos made "I" despair; the various systems of the cat country have fundamentally changed. It is inherently corrupt, and the invasion of foreign troops accelerated the collapse of the cat country. "I" witnessed the cat people's demise and finally returned to the earth... This story uses a black humorous approach to satirize the life of the Republic of China.

In the deep mountains and old forests, strange peaks and canyons, the red-crowned giant snake loyally guards the grass. The "Fangshanren" went into dangerous places alone, and after a hard battle, "Longteng" was born. Underworld thieves are swarming in, with open guns and hidden arrows, black and white, and the competition is becoming increasingly fierce. The Japanese Kwantung Military State entered Fusong City and set up camp at the Dongshaoguo Winery, instructing their Black Dragon Society to fight for Longteng. When the September 18th Incident broke out, smoke suddenly rose over Kanto, and everyone's fate changed instantly. The death of the county magistrate, gangsters, mountain bandits and even gentry turned Fusong upside down. Longteng changed hands several times, and countless people bowed to it: there was a loud bang from the Dongshao pot, and in the light of the fire, the young Shenxiang girl pulled out her teeth and jumped into the Eye of Tianchi in Changbai Mountain with Longteng. After fifteen years of stormy weather, the man from Guandong and the girl from Shenxiang encountered the Bangchui Valley unexpectedly after going through many hardships. What is unexpected is that the girl from Shenxiang has never lost her youth and her appearance remains the same. All this is because of the immortal legend of Long Teng, the thousand-year-old ginseng king.

For people who have been away from home for a long time, it is natural to miss their hometown. Because I live abroad, or because I need to create calligraphy and painting, or because I often communicate with literary friends and painters across the country, I spend most of my time traveling abroad. In my heart, I often hope to return to my hometown to see and live more. Linqu, Shandong Province is my hometown. About thirty miles south from the county seat is the government seat of Xinzhai Town. Thirty miles further south is Yangjiahe Village in Xinzhai Town, which is the small mountain village where I was raised. Thirty miles further south from here is Dongzhen Yishan, a national 5A tourist attraction and the "first of the five towns".

David Almond still sets the background of his story in the countryside of northeastern England. The cold and gloomy environment, his father's long-term illness, the rigor and cruelty of the school, the psychological haze after the war, and the panic that a new war seems to be about to break out are intertwined. All of this is presented from the perspective of a little boy, and everything makes people feel apocalyptic and anxious. As a survivor of the war, a fire-eating man makes a living with seemingly self-destructive performances, but all this is nothing compared to the cruelty of war. This work continues Almond's anti-war theme and makes people think deeply.

The masterpiece of Boris Pasternak, winner of the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of the most important great works of Russian-Soviet literature in the 20th century, written by Mayakovsky as "the poet among poets", after "War and Peace", no other work can summarize that period of such vastness and historical significance as "Doctor Zhivago". The thick two-volume "Doctor Zhivago" unfolds for readers a picture of an era as deep and vast as the Russian land: Zhivago, a young surgeon from a family of intellectuals, served in the Tsarist army during World War I. He saw the weakness and incompetence of the Tsarist and the corruption of the old army. His smart mind had a premonition of the maturation of revolutionary forces, and expected that the revolution would bring new life to the country and people, and supported the new regime with positive actions. However, the harsh reality of the civil war and the subsequent implementation of a series of policies by the new regime made this honest and upright old intellectual develop deep doubts and fears about violence and centralization, and he was under tremendous pressure in a forced and systematic double life. Another important thread in the novel is the tortuous love between Zhivago and Lara. What is particularly praised by the world is their short but shining life together and poetry creation in Varejino where they took refuge. Zhivago praised the simple and quiet Russian quality and yearned to live his own life quietly and do meaningful work; but this ideal of life, as well as his difficult and beautiful love with Lara, was ultimately not tolerated by the harsh reality.

One of the most famous series of works "American Trilogy" by Philip Roth, the first American literary figure. It won the English Commonwealth Ambassador's Book Award the same year it was published in 1998, and was shortlisted for the Dublin International Literary Award in 2000. A bitter and slightly humorous story that reproduces the destruction of post-World War II idealism due to selfishness, hypocrisy and betrayal. Ella Ringgold lost her mother when she was young, dropped out of school at an early age, and could only hang out at the bottom of society for a long time. During World War II, he studied hard on his own, and with the help of opportunities, he became a well-known radio actor. He married the famous actress Eve Fleming, but soon after their marriage, Eve's daughter from her previous husband became unruly and willful, bringing their marriage to the edge of breakdown. At this time, McCarthyism was prevalent in the United States, and Ella, who had lofty political ambitions, was included in the political blacklist. Frustrated by her marital problems, Eve is exploited by her political opponents and publishes a memoir that slanders Ella as a Soviet spy, bringing fatal destruction to Ella.

"Break a Piece of the Moon and Make Wine" is a novella. The novel revolves around the experiences of several young people, presenting the warmth, sadness, happiness, pain, and sadness they experienced... The story contains thoughts about childhood, dreams, family affection, love, friendship, and youth. They are people's exploration of themselves, commemorating everyone who has ever loved and been loved in life.

Because of an unexpected court hearing, the judge recognized his first love many years ago, and a series of twists and turns began. It contains both the judge's father's love for crystal and his son's complex emotions at that time. It also shows the brilliance of mother's love, which makes people cry after reading it. The work contains a lengthy description of a court trial, which is relatively rare at present. With the deepening of the rule of law, the work also tells people that only conscience can write evocative love; only true love can influence a numb heart.

"Traces 3" takes over the content of the first two parts and tells the different development courses of Wei Min, Zhang Qi and Luo Laijin. Wei Min turned his full ambition into the motivation to move forward, overcame obstacles in his work, bravely moved forward, and finally realized his ideal; Zhang Qi went overseas to start a business, and after success returned to his hometown to start a business and contribute to the development of his hometown; Luo Laijin went astray because of his greed for money, and eventually went to jail to pay the price for his actions.

The original work of "The Taste of Sand", the opening film of the 68th Cannes Film Festival, won the top prize of the French "Bunkuben Reader Award" in 2017, and the winning work of the French Senon Literary Award in 2019. The healing novella by contemporary Japanese writer Dorian Sukegawa shows people's plight and hope, as well as the light of humanity. Using the Japanese confection Dorayaki as an image, it tells a touching story of getting out of the frustration and trough of life. The story takes place in a Dorayaki specialty store called "Dorayaki". The protagonist Sentaro is the manager of this store, and Wakana, a middle school girl who comes from a single-parent family and cannot feel the care, and Tokunaga, an old woman who has been isolated from the world for a long time. After experiencing a series of disturbances and difficulties in life, the three of them have deeply integrated into each other's lives, and at the same time changed each other's future lives.

A person's truth, kindness and beauty are certainly valuable. However, we live in the real world, especially in this era of increasingly greedy and impetuous humans. A series of original and excellent personalities such as kindness, simplicity, honesty, and maturity have become a bit naive in the face of human nature. It seems that this traditional virtue is no longer a good word to praise people, but an object of human contempt and ridicule after dinner. It exists in heaven and earth in a derogatory sense.

This is a novel. By describing the three-and-a-half-year career of Zhou Shiyi and his companions as educated youths in the Miaoshan Forest Farm, the work reflects the different mental states and corresponding consequences of people in a difficult and difficult environment; by describing Zhou Shiyi's three-year work experience as deputy secretary and township head in Hetang Township, it not only reflects the thoughts and emotions, working methods and policy ideas of township leaders.

This book contains 5 novellas by the author Ding Bogang published in "Harvest" and other publications, including "The Lamp of the Lotus", "What's in the Heart", "Sing a Requiem", "Heaven's Kill" and "Heaven's Questions". Some of the works have attracted attention in the literary world and attracted many commentators. Most of these works torture human nature, inquire about the world, pay attention to reality and life, and explore literature to a certain extent, thus forming unique self-creation characteristics.

This book is a full-length novel that provides a panoramic view of the struggle of IT elites who studied in the United States and returned to China to start their own businesses. Yuan Kun, a student studying in the United States, returned to China to start his own business. In the competition with local companies and the Chinese branches of multinational companies, he managed to break out of the tight encirclement with small efforts and create a "myth" of Chinese-style entrepreneurship. In the comparison and integration of Eastern and Western cultures, the novel depicts complex character relationships, focuses on describing the characters' delicate emotional world, and strives to express the commonalities and beauty of the two cultures, and to embody the deep heritage of the "Chinese Dream."

The History of Pendennis: His Fortunes and Misfortunes, His Friends and His Greatest Enemy (1848-1850) is a novel by the English author William Makepeace Thackeray. The novel took two years for him to write. Set in 19th century London, England, this novel features a young English gentleman Arthur Pendennis born in the country who sets out to seek his place in life and society. The novel portrays his love affairs with the callous Blanche Amory and poor Fanny. Both of them marry other people, and Pendennis finally weds Laura Bell, his adopted sister, who had always loved him. The characters include the snobbish social hanger-on Major Pendennis and the tipsy Captain Costigan. Miss Amory and Sir Francis Clavering are somewhat reminiscent of Becky Sharp and Sir Pitt from Vanity Fair. In line with other Thackeray's works, Pendennis offers an insightful and satiric picture of human character and aristocratic society. The masterful Characterizations include the snobbish Major Pendennis and the tipsy Captain Costigan.

On our fifth birthday, my twin brother and I were blessed with three things: our father's consistent violence, our mother's indifference, and a superpower: On our birthdays, we both passively "teleported" every two hours. Living in the midst of domestic violence and possessing ridiculous superpowers... Even though we are so miserable, is there anyone we can save? "If there are awards in life, even if we don't get the first prize, we at least deserve a participation award, an encouragement award or something." A new novel by Kotaro Isaka is introduced for the first time. The story setting surprised even Isaka himself.

This set of books includes 4 volumes in total: "Dream of Yuan Volume 1 and 2" and "Pearl Ship Volume 1 and 2". The book "Dream of Destiny" tells the story of Zheng Kong doing evil and doing evil. Zhao Chengfu, a wealthy family in Huzhou, and his wife Lu were beautiful. The evil monk realizes that he sees nothing and has evil intentions in his heart. So he spent the whole day at his doorstep asking for alms. Zhao Gong respected the Buddha and invited him to his home. Zhengkong chants sutras without squinting, and everyone respects him. Later, Duke Zhao went abroad to do business, and it was difficult to return for a long time. It is hard to change the nature of Zheng Kong. Every time he comes to his house, he takes the opportunity to please Mr. Lu. Mr. Lu was frivolous, and the two of them hooked up and became an adulterer. Neighbor Qiu Da also coveted the Lu family. When he heard that Zheng Kong was the first to come, he beat Zheng Kong severely. The Lu family was also afraid of Duke Zhao's return, so they fled to Hangzhou with Zhengkong. After proving empty, he returned to secular life and sold medicine to make a living. When Duke Zhao returned home, he reported to the government that his wife had been harmed by Qiu Da. Qiu Yin had been imprisoned for four years, and he hated the Zhengkong Lu family in his heart, so he vowed to win over the two of them to get rid of his anger. After he was released from prison, he was searched all over the place. When I got to Hangzhou, I saw nothing. Then he reported to Duke Zhao. The two of them went to Hangzhou, got the Lu family's certificate, and reported it to the local county government. The county magistrate carefully studied the cause and effect and distributed the empty certificates to the border areas. The Lu family handed over to Zhao to sell...

This book is a novel narrated by the author in the local characteristic language of Bashu. The content is that in order to oppose the Qing government's selling of the right to build the Sichuan-Hankou Railway, Xia Zhishi, Lin Shaoquan and others organized the Road Protection Comrades Association, but were brutally suppressed, causing an uproar among the people. As a result, the road protection movement developed from a petition to a revolutionary movement of armed resistance. This book focuses on the relationship between upper-level bureaucrats and historical figures, reproduces the road protection movement that took place in Sichuan in the early 19th century, and vividly describes to us the life under the rule of the late Qing government.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the Japanese invaders of war atrocities. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

In Yuezhou, there was a prefect, Wang Zhong, who had only one daughter, named Haoyue, also called Zhaojun. She had the appearance of a fish sinking like a duck and a wild goose, and the moon was shy of the flowers. Zhaojun was seventeen years old, and he was still waiting to be named in his boudoir. During the Mid-Autumn Festival in August of that year, the emperor of the Han Dynasty dreamed of a beautiful woman. The beauty told the emperor in his dream that a slave lived in Yuezhou, her name was Wang Qiang, and her nickname was Zhaojun. She was seventeen years old and not yet suitable for marriage. The king of Han then sent Mao Yanshou to Yuezhou to look for the beauty of his dreams. Mao Yanshou and his team came to Yuezhou. Wang Zhong, the prefect of Yuezhou, heard that he was looking for his daughter and did not want her to enter the palace, so he hid and refused to report. Forced by Mao Yanshou's power, Wang Zhong had to sacrifice his daughter Zhaojun. Mao Yanshou asked Wang Zhong to prepare five hundred gold paintings and present them to the emperor. Wang Zhaojun painted the painting himself and gave it to Mao Yanshou. Mao Yanshou felt angry because he didn't get the oil and water, so he put a mole under the painting. When the King of Han saw the painting, he chose Concubine Lu instead of Zhaojun, and even liked it. But Wang Zhaojun was thrown into the cold palace because of Mao Yanshou's obstruction.

This set of books includes a total of 6 volumes including "3 volumes of Hejin palindrome biography" and "3 volumes of Lianchengbi". "Hejin Huiwen Biography" During the Qianfu period of Emperor Xizong, there was a Liang Xiaolian in Xiangzhou in the middle of Chu. He had a son, Dongcai, who was extremely intelligent. Liang Xiaolian and his wife wanted to find a good marriage for their son, but Liang Dongcai had a high vision and could not find a suitable candidate for the time being. Liang Xiaolian had a sister who married the scholar Fang Yuanhua. Unexpectedly, the family died early, leaving only one daughter, Yingbo. Liang Xiaolian and his wife took him back to the mansion to take care of him. I originally wanted to marry a foreigner, but my son didn't agree, so I gave up. Mrs. Liang, Mrs. Dou, also has a sister. The sister has a son named Xue Shangwen, who is four years older than Liang. The younger sister also gave birth to a son, named Lai Benchu, who was five years old. Lai Benchu's parents died one after another, so he went to Liang Mansion. Xue Shangwen studied abroad at the order of his parents and also defected to the Liang Mansion...

"Twenty Years of Prosperity Dream" is based on the experience of Guangdong Customs Secretary Zhou Yongyou from prosperity to failure in 20 years. It is a work that describes real people. The work revolves around the narration of the protagonist's twenty-year prosperity finally becoming a dream, and unfolds the description of the vast social life in the late Qing Dynasty, from the imperial court to the people.

The life masterpiece of "the most famous Norwegian in the world". The best-selling book ever written by a Norwegian author, which lasted for 70 years. One of the four books that the poet Haizi carried with him when he committed suicide. The documentary of the same name won an Oscar and the film adaptation ranked first in the grossing list. Selected into the United Nations' "Memory of the World Register" and sincerely recommended by Maugham, Ah Yi, Zhan Hongzhi and Shi Hang. Content introduction: When I woke up, I couldn't swim and found myself lying on a simple raft, surrounded by 5 companions and 1 parrot. The location was the Pacific Ocean. Today is the 101st day of our drifting at sea. In 101 days, we faced fierce and raging storms alone, fought countless sharks, and encountered food crises and internal disputes... All of this was to prove a theory that I have believed in for a long time. No one believed it, so I went to prove it myself. I made up my mind that if I died, I would die for this belief: dead in the sail, like a knot.

"The Blossoming of the Saints" is a companion volume to "The Blossoming of Judas". The story took place during the fourteen-day filming process of the cultural feature film "Rewalking the Road to Sainthood". The film crew shot a feature film along the route that Confucius traveled around the world. This culturally packaged commercial action is of course an eye-catching popular event with a secular flavor. The contradictions, conflicts of ideas, and complex accidents of the various characters involved during the period have all been "revealed" here. "Extraordinary" opportunity... This novel, which integrates plot suspense, character entanglement, psychological analysis and concept conflict, has the possibility of being expected, understood and dissected by readers - these elements in "The Blossom of the Saint" coexist and grow together in the logic of life, causing each other, and integrating the outside and inside. Character relationships, personalities, and plots are often deduced in "Ningba", and unexpected new "Ningba" burst out at any time. The protagonist's wisdom of "taking advantage of one's own tactics" is one of the "perpetual motion machines" that make this dramatic and suspenseful novel one that makes people unable to put it down. As a cultural person, he can assess the situation and make unexpected moves, use strategies to resolve "crises" one by one, and advance his cultural ideas towards the goal with difficulty one by one. The suspense of the novel's plot, the interest of the situation, the sharpness of the words, and the in-depth thinking about culture naturally stem from the implementation and changes of people's various strategies.

This is a novel that expresses the rich picture of social life in the contemporary reform period. The author focuses on the various mentalities and behaviors displayed by a group of contemporary cultural people in the face of the economic tide. They are either riding the wave, falling behind, or hesitating and entangled. They are full of wisdom, pedantry, numbness, comedy and other colors. It also highlights the inevitable logic of the reform era. Some well-known domestic critics have unanimously compared "Judas Blossoms" with "The Scholars" and "The Story of the Editorial Office" and fully affirmed the observation and thinking reflected in its relaxed and interesting plots and character stories, leading readers to feel the main theme of the reform era and the surging passion that stirred people's hearts from the specific perspective of a cultural person.

"Lao Can's Travels" is a work handed down from generation to generation that is highly praised by Hu Shi, Wang Guowei, Lin Yutang and others. The novel takes the travels of a quack doctor as the main line, and humorously depicts the social beings in a specific environment. The opening chapter uses symbolic writing to point out the subtle relationship between individuals and times, and then goes on to write about the scenery of Daming Lake, Wang Xiaoyu's storytelling, the hatred of honest officials, a strange case, the frozen Yellow River, love and enlightenment... It has the fantasy of worldly novels, the insights of psychological novels, and the passion of martial arts novels. Some people think that its chapters are like bricks and tiles of Qin and Han Dynasties. They look exquisite individually, but together they do not make a full story. But if you read the content carefully, you will find that the beauty of it is that it is unconventional, written in a willful and unrestrained way. The innovative descriptions of sights and sounds are still textbook level today.

My name is Gu Xinjie, I am 29 years old and an actress. There is no masterpiece and no work has been started for half a year. When I was looking for someone to share the rent, a girl named Xiao Lu came uninvited. Xiao Lu is enthusiastic and works as a social worker at the "Boci Zhizhou" mental rehabilitation hospital. After getting along for less than a month, I discovered: She knows everything about me. And the old family events in my memory - my mother's affair, my father's death - were pieced together into a completely unfamiliar version because of her. In "Boci's Boat", I met a crazy woman named Ding Sichen. She grew up in an orphanage and was admitted to a medical school at the age of 17, where she met my father Gu Qingli. The two often had private meetings by the river... 18 Years ago, Aunt Ding could have been discharged from the hospital, but my mother visited her that afternoon... "What you are sending is not a guest, but a relative. First it was grandpa, then dad, now grandma, and another person..."

Won one of the world's three major peace literature awards, it is a sunny work about cruel life. The Iranian author adapted it from his own experience. Don't despair if you lose everything, time will give you new everything. It describes the turbulent fate of half a century and is adapted from the real experiences of four generations of mothers and daughters. Hailed by the jury as a "fierce and necessary new voice" in world fiction. The Iranian-born author Gong Nazi was born as a refugee and eventually grew into an elite woman. The Iranian-born writer Gong Nazi was born as a refugee, traveled through Asia and Europe, and grew up to be an elite woman: an expert member of the Swedish Royal Foundation, one of Goldman Sachs' 50 talents in the world, a well-known Nordic writer, and the founder of an investment company. "Do you think I won? Do you really think I gained more than I lost?" My name is Nahi, an Iranian refugee. I am less than 50 years old this year, and the doctor said I am going to die. I'm not sad, I've lost everything a long time ago and nothing can break my heart anymore. As a girl, I was high-spirited and ran for freedom, only to see my country fall in smoke. As a young man, I left my hometown for the sake of my daughter, longing to start a new life, but not wanting to wander for the rest of my life. Now, I have finally reached the end of my life, and I just want to know: Is all this loss worth it?

Taking a fictional Bunaquan River as the narrative background, the heroine Tongna's sudden misfortune during the teaching process is the breaking point of the story. Two people from different generations reunite and conflict in the same time and space scene. When faced with difficulties, some people choose to compromise, some choose to fight, and some choose to betray... The self lost under desire and selfishness, the integrity of human nature and the lost love are all reflected in the sparkling light of the Bunaquan River...

This book is set in Peiping in the 1920s and tells the tragic fate of a foreign rickshaw driver. Xiangzi, who comes from the countryside, is simple and kind-hearted. When facing life, he is as positive and tenacious as a camel. He owned a car of his own, but after three full efforts, they all ended in failure: the first time, the new car he just bought was robbed by rebels; the second time, all his savings were defrauded by the reactionary government detectives; the third time, the car he obtained at the cost of a twisted marriage with Huniu was lost again because of Huniu's death. Finally, the suicide of his beloved girl Xiao Fuzi cooled the last warmth in his heart. From then on, Xiangzi completely degenerated from being aggressive, becoming numb, down-and-out, cunning, self-destructive, like a walking zombie.

"Notes from the Underground" is a novel written by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky. The book is narrated in the first person by the protagonist, the Basement Man, who is a retired civil servant in his forties. His heart is full of pathological inferiority, but he often analyzes himself. The book mainly consists of two parts: The first part is a long monologue by the man in the basement, which discusses philosophical issues such as free will, human irrationality, and historical irrationality. The second part is about the basement man tracing his past and how he met Lisa, a prostitute. "Notes from the Underground" is not only Dostoevsky's masterpiece, but also previews his five subsequent important novels: "Crime and Punishment", "The Idiot", "The Demons", "The Boy", and "The Brothers Karamazov". The book is also considered a turning point in Dostoevsky's creative process. Nobel Prize winner Gide believed: "This novel is the pinnacle of his writing career, his masterpiece, or, if you like, it can be said to be the key to his thoughts."

The book is based on real people and true stories, describing the experiences of early Chinese workers in the United States and their contributions to the development and construction of the United States. The protagonist Ding Long rose from the bottom to the top in the United States. While rectifying the name of the Chinese, he did not forget to let Chinese culture go to the world. He donated all his life savings to advocate the establishment of Columbia's "Ding Long Lecture" (the predecessor of the East Asian Department). Let the world understand Chinese culture and demonstrate the cultural responsibility of the Chinese overseas. Ding Long's lectures have since influenced a number of cultural celebrities such as Hu Shi, Qian Mu, Feng Youlan, etc., Creating a century-old impression of Chinese culture.

In 1954, the publisher Rene Juilliard received a book manuscript called "Hello, Sorrow". The author's age was marked on the envelope - 18 years old, but his writing style was sophisticated. He thought it was a prank by an old writer. When he discovered that the manuscript was actually written by an 18-year-old girl, he was so surprised that he couldn't believe his eyes. After the novel was published, it not only won the French "Critics Prize" that year, but was also translated into 22 languages ​​within 5 years, with global sales of 5 million copies, and was adapted into a movie, becoming a sensational cultural event and publishing phenomenon. This book was written at the invitation of Sagan's son. The author integrates his own life into Sagan's life, empathizes with her, and tells the legendary story of how this talented female writer transformed from an unknown girl studying abroad into a rising star in the literary world when she was 18 years old.

The protagonist Lucie in this book is based on the French writer, scholar, and political activist Evelina Pisier. She was born in Hanoi in 1941, her father was a French colonial official in Vietnam. When she was 4 years old, she and her mother were sent to a concentration camp by the Japanese invaders. After the Japanese surrendered, she moved to the New Caledonia Islands in the southwest Pacific with her promoted father. After her parents divorced, she returned to France with her mother and lived with her grandmother in Nice. In 1964, she joined a French "left" organization and became an activist for the women's rights movement. She went to Cuba with a student delegation, where she met Castro and had an unforgettable experience. He later married French Foreign Minister Kouchner. In 1970, she entered the University of Paris II to study for a doctorate. She was one of the first women in France to receive a doctorate in civil rights and political science. In 1989, she was appointed director of the Book and Reading Department of the French Ministry of Culture. In 1994, she became an honorary professor at the Sorbonne University. In 1998, she was awarded the Knight of the Legion of Honor. She died of illness in 2007. Prior to this, in 1986, her father committed suicide by taking a gun, and two years later, her mother also committed suicide by taking poison.

The author Zhao Dongmei is a Han nationality from Heilongjiang, a patient with severe cerebral palsy and unable to take care of himself; Buyin and Sige are Mongolians from Inner Mongolia and have a disability in their right leg. The two met online, overcame numerous obstacles, and finally fell in love with each other. They started a happy life and founded the country's first matchmaking studio for disabled people to provide free services to disabled friends who need and long for love. Based on her own experience, Zhao Dongmei, with the assistance of Buyin and Sig, spent four years typing with her toes to create this novel. The work is positive and uplifting, and profoundly explains that "a world with love is not incomplete".

"Remembering the Wolf" is Jia Pingwa's masterpiece at the end of the last century. It is rich in meaning and is known as the Shangzhou version of "Hunter's Notes" in China. The novel adopts a unique perspective and tells the bizarre experience of hunters, reporters, and bad guys taking photos and archiving the remaining fifteen wolves in Shangzhou. The bloody disaster, the golden China, the whereabouts of the wolf, the horror of the ancient battlefield, the reporter's hallucination, the wandering animal souls, the fleshy Ganoderma lucidum and other events make readers unimaginable, showing the author's uninhibited writing style and rich imagination.

The novel is based on the story of a marriage between two generations of one person's karma and retribution. It provides an in-depth analysis of the two major symptoms of social darkness in the late Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty: corrupt officialdom and superficial world customs. It is a very outstanding novel about the world in ancient China. It is an outstanding example of similar novels in terms of shaping characters and organizing stories.

"Lao Can's Travels" is a representative work of the four major condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. The novel takes the various experiences of Lao Can as the main plot line. From the perspective of this special character, Lao Can, it looks at the peculiar social scene of the corrupt and decaying late Qing Dynasty. Through the shaping of the portraits of bureaucrats, it criticizes the reactionary rule of the Qing government. It is full of condemnation and depth. At the same time, it praises the kindness, integrity and enthusiasm of ordinary people, thus forming a sharp contrast between the ugliness of the upper class and the freshness of the lower society.

"The Flower of Evil" is one of the four major condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. The author Zeng Pu uses the story of the marriage life of the number one scholar Jin Wenqing (alluding to Hong Jun) and the famous prostitute Fu Caiyun (alluding to Zhao Caiyun) as the main plot line, and cuts and refines the profiles of important historical events in the past thirty years and related anecdotes into a chapter. It can quite reflect the political and cultural changes in the specific historical stage from the middle period of Tongzhi in the late Qing Dynasty to the late period of Guangxu period. Lu Xun praised it for its "ingenious structure and outstanding literary talent", which shows that it has a high artistic level.

"The Lobo of the Wuchou River" is an autobiographical novel by the famous artist Huang Yongyu. Huang Laozeng said quite confidently: "The novel is written about my personal experience, not fiction. No one has experienced a life like mine, and I believe it is particularly eye-catching. It is a very interesting novel that will definitely arouse the interest of readers." Through the eyes of a child named "Dog", the work depicts the folk customs of Phoenix, and the ups and downs of the people of Western Hunan in the past 20 years of the last century are also gradually revealed.

A novel in the late Qing Dynasty, with 40 chapters in the book. It is the earliest social novel that combines chivalry and romance in the history of Chinese novels. It tells the official life of An Xuehai and his son, and depicts the darkness of corruption in the entire society, especially in the officialdom. In form, it is told in the tone of a folk storyteller. It is vivid, melodious, and has a strong story-telling, which is loved by ordinary people.

A novel from the Qing Dynasty, with 100 chapters in total. It uses rich imagination and humorous style to show all kinds of world phenomena. It prominently depicts women's talents and embodies the idea of ​​respecting women's rights. The most significant thing about literary history is that it uses fantastic writing techniques to reveal various customs and moral depravity in human society, and embodies thinking about social issues, which is of practical significance.

"Lao Can's Travels" is a representative work of the four major condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. The novel takes the various experiences of Lao Can as the main plot line. From the perspective of this special character, Lao Can, it looks at the peculiar social scene of the corrupt and decaying late Qing Dynasty. Through the shaping of the portraits of bureaucrats, it criticizes the reactionary rule of the Qing government. It is full of condemnation and depth. At the same time, it praises the kindness, integrity and enthusiasm of ordinary people, thus forming a sharp contrast between the ugliness of the upper class and the freshness of the lower society.