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"Major General Ziqian's Mother" tells the story of a beautiful woman who married Guo Jing, who was fifty years older than her, because of her family's financial difficulties, and gave birth to her son Ziqian. Her natural beauty attracted Pingzhong's admiration, and even aroused the possessive desire of Kunikune's nephew Shiping. At a banquet, Shiping designed to seduce the drunken Kunjing and give his wife to him. From then on, the young Ziqian lost his gentle and beautiful mother... "Diary of a Crazy Old Man" depicts the complex and subtle inner world of an old man in his final years. Due to old age and frailty, the old man developed an unethical desire for his young and energetic daughter-in-law. The old man allowed himself to indulge in his twisted lust for his daughter-in-law, using her as his pillar and belief at the end of his life, almost going crazy. "Major General Nogikan's Mother" weaves an anecdote from the Heian period using historical research methods. It has a strong classical flavor and is considered to be the synthesis and highest crystallization of all elements of Tanizaki literature. "Diary of a Mad Old Man" is Tanizaki's masterpiece in his later years. It shows the erotic world of the elderly in the form of a diary. It is a representative work of the demonic aesthetic style in the early days of Tanizaki's return.

Chunqin, the daughter of a medicine merchant, is beautiful, elegant in manners, and excellent in piano skills. However, she has a changeable temperament due to her blindness since childhood. The person who takes care of Haruko's daily life is Sasuke, a young man four years older than her. Because he admires Haruko, he becomes his teacher and practices the shamisen diligently. After that, Haruko treated Sasuke increasingly harshly, almost to the point of being abusive, but Sasuke obeyed without complaint or regret. Haruko's surly character eventually caused her face to be disfigured due to being hated by others, and Sasuke did not hesitate to destroy his eyes in order to show his steadfastness... Cruel and beautiful, "Harukotso" is the pinnacle of Tanizaki Junichiro's creative career and a peak of Japanese aesthetics.

Zhou Zhiling, who has social difficulties, studied abroad alone. The post-95 girl grew up wildly in her studies, culture, friendship, and love. Zhou Zhiling's hurried life of studying abroad was full of troubles. Her slightly poor Italian language skills, her personality problem of never being able to get along with others, her heavy and anxiety-provoking coursework, and the past disturbances that have not disappeared with time, left her alone and troubled on the other side of the ocean. At this time, she accidentally met Zhang Yingcheng, a Chinese boy who is mean and slippery, and Rolf Kademann, a German boy who is cold, intelligent but always rejects people thousands of miles away. The three people, who have never met each other and have completely different personalities, reluctantly became friends because of the events that happened one after another and Zhang Yingcheng's strong desire to form a small group.

Love can conquer all, but you'd better not believe it. Even if the priest falls in love with the angel, it is not enough to fight fate. A companion piece to "Love in the Time of Cholera" - a 12-year-old girl falls madly in love with a 40-year-old priest. Love is an emotion that goes against nature. It brings two strangers into a selfish and unhealthy dependence relationship. The stronger the emotion, the shorter it will be.

Chu Ge and Liu Yizhou's thirteen-year relationship turned from a sweet couple envied by everyone to rivals in the shopping mall because of a tell-tale text message. When both love and career hit rock bottom, Chu Ge fought back and defeated his scumbag ex-husband. He also won the fanatical pursuit of the little puppy Yu Jichen. She thought she would be the final winner, but when she watched him being taken away by the police, she realized who she loved most in her life, and who loved her the most...

Hemingway's 120th birth anniversary edition! You were so brave and so calm, I forgot you were in pain. Nobel Prize winner Hemingway's masterpiece! Brand new translation! Original and beautiful illustrations! Includes the poem of the same name "Farewell to Arms"! Specially made Hemingway-related literary master relationship chart! In the history of human literature, Hemingway based his personal experience on war and love, making "A Farewell to Arms" represent the confusion of the entire era and reach the pinnacle of modern literature. A young man and woman fell in love in a war-torn era and inevitably experienced life and death. They had been waiting for peace with hope, but the inevitable fate of the war dealt them a heavy blow. "A Farewell to Arms" describes a love story that took place during the war years. While Hemingway complained about the war, he also unreservedly expressed his deep thinking about life.

On a snowy night more than 20 years ago, doctor David finally gave birth to his long-awaited children - a pair of twins. The boy is healthy and strong, but the girl is born with Down syndrome, which is incurable throughout her life. In order to protect his wife and get rid of the foreseeable pain in the future, David asked the nurse to send the girl away, lying that the girl had died. However, this white lie turned into a nightmare for the family. His wife was immersed in the pain of losing her daughter. David was filled with guilt and neglected the family. The boy grew up under the neglect of his parents, and the supposedly happy family was shattered. At the same time, the nurse who was entrusted took the girl to escape from the past and work hard to live in the new city. She unites with families who have suffered the same situation to fight against the unfair education system and strive to create a normal life for girls. Until a photography exhibition, David and the nurse met by chance and once again faced life choices...

The healing work of "America's Great New Writer" Kaufman! It swept the annual recommended book lists of 14 media newspapers and periodicals across the United States. A friendship that is gradually drifting away, a reunion that reveals memories, a sudden farewell, and I just want to know, why did she leave? Published by Reader Panda Jun When she was 16 years old, Sally suddenly left her friends, leaving her five friends at a loss and blaming each other. In just a few weeks, they grew up together and became extremely unfamiliar. After graduation, everyone left one after another and never mentioned this past event again. At the age of 31, Sally suddenly committed suicide and left everyone completely. Former friends reunited at the funeral, only to discover that Sally's departure had affected everyone's lives. Everyone re-discovered the reasons for Sally's departure, and the truth buried under the beautiful memories gradually surfaced...

The princess and the prince finally got married and they lived happily ever after. The endings of all fairy tales are written like this, and they can only be written here, because life after marriage is ordinary and cannot be separated from the worldly daily necessities. However, it is difficult to conquer the world and even more difficult to defend it. Getting married is far from the end, but the beginning of a new life. Marriage is like shoes. Only you know whether the shoes you wear on your feet are suitable or not. The happiness of a married family and maintaining a marriage require wisdom and even more careful management. After countless hardships in marriage, Li Jialu finally discovered that the way men and women get along in marriage is the same as getting along with colleagues at work. It requires wisdom, scheming, and management. A good marriage is cultivated, and there are many secrets to a happy marriage.

The 2002 Dauberg Literary Award and the 2004 Prague Literary Award-winning writer Hannah Ostavik's representative work; ranked 6th among the best literary works in Norway in the past 25 years; the English version won the 2019 American PEN Translation Award and was shortlisted for the 2018 National Book Award for Translation Literature Award. The story revolves around a mother and son who have recently moved to northern Norway. On the eve of John's birthday, a mobile market came to their town. Jon left home to sell lottery tickets for his sports club, while his mother Verbeek went to the library. We follow the different footsteps of the two people into the same cold winter night, towards the growing uneasiness and alienation. "Love" illustrates how language constructs its own reality, so mother and son live in different worlds. This distance not only occurs between people, but also exists between each individual. The novel shows the indifference and misunderstanding that can arise in the most intimate relationships, and the disastrous consequences it can lead to.

Some stories are destined to start from the ending - in fact, are all endings not just beginnings? "Tuesday Date" ends with Morrie's sudden death. Six years later, in Mitch Albom's new masterpiece, documentary has been replaced by fiction; death has evolved from the ending to the beginning; the protagonist is still an old man - not a professor who knows the world, but a veteran and amusement park maintenance worker who is confused about his life until his death. His name was Eddie. On his eighty-third birthday, he died in a playground to save a girl who was in danger in an accident. When Eddie woke up, he was already in heaven, and then he realized that it was not the Garden of Eden where pastoral songs lingered, but the overlapping reappearance of fragments of life on earth. Five people who are either remembered, ignored or forgotten by Eddie take turns to appear, leading him to search for the lost time and ask for the answer to the mystery of life. Invisibly, there seems to be a huge chain between heaven and earth, and Eddie is just a link in it. "Five People You Meet in Heaven" makes everyone who reads this book become a link in the chain, sharing the same secret: in heaven, there will be five people, waiting for you to grow up, fall in love, age, die, and answer your last questions for five different memories. Because each of us affects another person, and the various stories in the world are all the same in the final analysis.

A "literary masterpiece" that swept across Northern Europe, recording the final moments of the film master. The perfect combination of novel and memoir, the daughter of Ingmar Bergman and Liv Ullmann tells the story behind the "Magic Lamp". A perfect combination of Philip Roth's "Legacy" and Patti Smith's "Just Kids", adding warmth and purity. This is a multi-layered memoir and a novel about a father, a mother and a child. "Go and see, remember, and understand." Based on the six recordings left by her daughter at the last moments of her father's life, she was able to talk about her parents from the perspective of a calmer bystander. Putting aside the fame they carry and their famous love, "Hustle" embodies a different kind of heaviness and tenderness, documenting a child who desperately wants to grow up and her parents who would rather live like a child all the time. Revolving around different times and memories, it tells about forgiveness, words, memories, and mourning, as well as a daughter's eternal love for her parents.

"Dive down to the depths from which we can come back." Commemorative edition for the 120th anniversary of Hemingway's birth; Hemingway's posthumous work published after his suicide in 1961; the whole book is full of vitality and love. In the 1920s, the young American writer David and his wife Catherine went from Paris to the Mediterranean seaside in southern France for their honeymoon, indulging in a romantic sex life. David wanted to continue writing, but his wife just wanted to have fun in time. She asked a hairstylist to shorten her hair. She even encouraged her husband to fall in love with Marita, a foreign girl, and the three of them got involved in a dangerous sex game. But the good times didn't last long. Because Marita supported David's writing, Catherine became jealous and resentful. She burned his manuscript and left a letter to leave. Under Marita's care, David's literary thoughts surged, and he rewrote one of his favorite short stories word for word, and returned to the "Garden of Eden".

"To paint a picture, the depths of the sea are turbulent and fighting, but a bright moon appears in the eye of the storm." Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. Literary projection of Hemingway's personal life. The painter Thomas has experienced ups and downs, having been married twice and having three sons born after marriage, all of whom were raised by his ex-wife. He loves his career and his children, and often accompanies his children on fishing trips. The relationship between father and son is deep. Unfortunately, two sons died in a car accident, and the only remaining son died in World War II. Finally, Thomas decided to put down his painting brush, abandon his personal joys and sorrows, and devote himself to the torrent of the anti-fascist war. Despite the severe mental and physical tests, Thomas remained perseverant and dealt with the enemy tenaciously. He embodies the characteristics of the "tough guy" that often appears in Hemingway's works, and is a very successful artistic model.

Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. Hemingway's "Memoirs of World War II", the epic swan song of the Spanish War of Independence. The largest of Hemingway's novels, it shocks people with its profound humanitarian power. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is one of Hemingway's major works. Robert Jordan, an American young man, volunteered to join the Spanish government army and engage in blasting activities behind enemy lines. In order to cooperate with the counterattack, he was ordered to contact local guerrillas to complete the task of blowing up the bridge. In the midst of the raging war, he fell in love with Maria, a little girl who had been raped by the enemy, thereby smoothing out the trauma in Maria's soul. In three days, Robert experienced the conflict between love and duty and the test of life and death, and his humanity continued to sublimate. On the way to retreat after the bridge was blown up, he gave up his hope of survival to others, but his thigh was broken by a cannonball. He stayed alone to stop the enemy, and finally gave his young life for the Spanish people. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" can be regarded as Hemingway's "Memoirs of World War II", with most of the plot coming from Hemingway's real experiences. The novel has touched generations of people with its profound humanitarian power.

Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. One of Hemingway's classic non-fiction works, an "absolutely true book" that Hemingway himself rated as "comparable to fictional works". The original dotted and line illustrations run throughout the book, with unique layout and artistic temperament. Lifelike reproduction of Hemingway's classic East African hunting scene. This book is an "absolutely true book" that Hemingway himself rated as "comparable to fictional works". With astonishing memory and superb writing skills, Hemingway recreates the hunting trip he took with his wife and friends in Kenya, East Africa, from the autumn of 1933 to the spring of 1934, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the thrilling scenes of the author's battle of wits and courage with the animals, and listen to the extraordinary story. At the same time, Hemingway also vividly describes his competitiveness and jealousy, "dissects" himself mercilessly, and shows the frankness and frankness of a man. It is the best book for readers to experience Hemingway's unique charm up close. The famous American painter Edward Seldon drew classic and unique decorative illustrations for this book, making this version more interesting and more valuable for visual appreciation and collection.

"No one has any size in bed. As long as they love each other, they are all the same size and have the right proportions." Hemingway 120th Anniversary Edition. Hemingway's posthumous manuscripts are autobiographical novels that make reading feel more intimate. It is full of the precious and pure sentiment and spirit of mutual understanding and mutual respect between husband and wife. "True at Dawn" is a newly discovered Hemingway manuscript. The original work was first published in July 1999, the centenary of Hemingway's birth. This book describes Hemingway's second safari trip to Africa with his fourth wife, Mary Welsh, from 1953 to 1954. The couple and several locals who followed them as assistants hunted a fierce and evil lion, and shot gazelles, leopards, sand grouse and other unique African wild animals along the way. It showed the writer's innocent and friendly feelings for the honest and loyal African indigenous people and their happy life as a couple. Of course, it also deeply reflected Hemingway's lifelong obsession with adventure activities that can best measure the limits of human nature. This book is Hemingway's second "hunting book" and is an excellent book for readers to experience Hemingway's unique charm up close.

Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. Hemingway's exhibition experience is condensed into a tough guy's story of war and love. It has been on the screen many times and has become a classic in film history. In the late stages of World War I, American young man Frederick Henry volunteered to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross and rescue the wounded on the northern Italian front. During a mission, Henry was hit by a cannonball and injured. While recovering from his injuries in a Milan hospital, he was cared for by British nurse Catherine, and the two fell in love. After recovering from his injuries, Henry returned to the front line. When he retreated with the Italian troops, he witnessed the cruel scenes of the war. He resolutely left the army, joined Catherine and fled to Switzerland. As a result, Catherine died in childbirth. "A Farewell to Arms" has a strong autobiographical flavor. It is a sad and moving elegy sung by Hemingway based on his own experience in the war, with war and love as the main line. The novel has been adapted onto the screen many times and can be called a classic of modern literature.

"I love you. Please accept it formally." 120Th anniversary edition of Hemingway's birth. Hemingway's strong hatred of war and sincere concern for the human condition of existence are vividly displayed on the page. The title of "Across the River and into the Woods" is taken from the words of Confederate general Thomas Jackson during the American Civil War before his death, which expresses the strong character of Hemingway's "tough guy" - including himself - who regards death as home. This is a novel written by Hemingway after he returned from traveling and hunting in Italy in 1949. The protagonist, Colonel Cantwell, has the shadow of the author himself. The book describes how the protagonist, who participated in two world wars, went to Fossalta in Italy shortly after the war to revisit the place where he was injured in the battle, went to Venice to play, and hunted wild ducks with his friends. It also focused on the innocent love between him and the beautiful Italian girl Renata without any utilitarian purpose, reflecting the author's disgust for war, concern for the future of mankind, and thoughts on the value of life, love, and death.

The 120th anniversary commemorative edition of Hemingway's birth; Hemingway's first novel, which can be regarded as the pinnacle of his artistic achievements; selected into the "Top 100 English Novels of the 20th Century"; Hemingway became the spokesperson of the "Lost Generation" with "The Sun Also Rises". The American young man Barnes suffered a spinal injury in World War I and lost his sexual ability. After the war, while working as a reporter in Paris, he fell in love with the British Mrs. Ashley. She pursued pleasure blindly, while he could only drink to drown his sorrows. The two went to Pamplona, ​​Spain, with a group of male and female friends to participate in the bullfighting festival in pursuit of spiritual stimulation. The lady rejected the pursuit of the Jewish young man Cohen, but fell in love with the 19-year-old bullfighter Romero. However, after getting along for a period of time, due to the huge age gap between the two parties, and Mrs. Ashley could not bear to ruin the future of the innocent young man, the relationship ended sadly. Madame eventually returned to Barnes, although both parties knew that they could never truly be together. "The Sun Also Rises" is Hemingway's first novel, and it can be regarded as his highest artistic achievement. Hemingway also became the spokesperson of the "lost generation".

The Chinese translation of "Cold Spring Harbor", the representative work of Richard Yates, a faithful recorder of mainstream American life in the mid-20th century and "a writer's writer", is released for the first time; Richard Yates is on par with Chekhov, Fitzgerald, and John Cheever in terms of literary attainments. Driven by famous writers such as Kurt Vonnegut, Andre Du Bois, Nick Hornby, David Hare, Raymond Carver, Joan Didion and Richard Ford; "Yates, Fitzgerald and Hemingway can be called the twentieth century Three of America's undisputed great novelists. The highest praise I can give Yates is that his work feels more like a playwright than a novelist: he wants you to see what he describes." - David Hare ("The Hours") " and "The Reader" playwright) In the United States before World War II, the Shepards and their sons encountered a car breakdown in the West Village of New York. No one would have thought that the next unexpected encounter would once again change the fate of their son Evan, a handsome but stupid young man. He hurriedly entered into marriage with the immature Rachel. This was his second marriage. However, the two seemed destined to repeat the tragic mistakes of their parents. The reality after marriage quickly shattered their beautiful illusions about the future. Facing the siege of life, Evan and Rachel desperately tried various ways to escape, but found that they all led to the seaside town of Cold Spring Harbor...

An abstract romantic love game, a revolutionary feminist cult novel, a collection of 20th century cultural criticism studies, and "Madame Bovary" written by Emma Bovary herself. The female artist Chris, 39 years old, married and with a failed career, fell madly in love with her husband, Dick, a colleague of the postmodern theorist Sylvère. With her husband's help, she began to write long letters to Dick. "I love Dick" - this is a passionate and candid statement of unrequited love, a literary experiment that revolutionizes the epistolary genre, and a heroic feminist manifesto - about how to speak in the first person and how a woman can regenerate herself.

"what to do? "" Is a representative work of the famous Russian writer and critic Chernyshevsky. It was written when the author was imprisoned in Paul Fortress. It is a unique revolutionary novel with social and political significance in the history of Russian literature. The author uses the story of a love triangle to tell a story about a woman who longs for independence. Through the heroine's founding of a factory and her dreams, she expresses her views on love and women's issues, and elaborates on the ideal of utopian socialism.

Marriage values ​​of modern independent women: live clearly and think clearly; constantly change and reinvent yourself. Ning Yue's husband Hu Cheng cheated on her when she was pregnant. Ning Yue decided to divorce, but found that she had no foundation for establishing herself! If she gets divorced, she may not even have the basic ability to make a living, let alone custody of her children! Ning Yue has a calm mind. Although she is depressed and suffering from postpartum depression, she still works hard to stabilize herself. How should she, who is in a disadvantaged situation, step out of the family and into society?

Comedy love between happy enemies under the same roof. The property rights of a dilapidated villa belong equally to two owners: architect Anthony plans to demolish and rebuild the villa and sell it; androphobic Jeta Rivers hopes to repair and preserve the villa to remember someone. As the contact deepened, the barriers between the two gradually dissolved, and a wonderful feeling developed. However, when Jetta learned the origin of Anthony's half of the property rights, the shocking answer made her sad and walked away...

Retired insurance broker Nathan Glass was terminally ill and alone. He just wanted to find a quiet place to "end this miserable and absurd life." Someone suggested Brooklyn, which was his childhood hometown. Nathan meets his long-lost nephew Tom Wood, and together with the equally lost Tom, he gets acquainted with all kinds of little people in Park Slope: a flamboyant and mysterious second-hand bookstore owner, a Jamaican drag queen, a charming restaurant waitress... Nathan gradually falls in love with the generous vitality of Brooklyn, and the sudden intrusion of Tom's niece, the quirky nine-year-old girl Lucy, completely changes the lives of the two men. In the intertwining of fate, Nathan was also able to repair his soul, face the past, and start over. The moon always rises over the Brooklyn Bridge, and the shadows of Hawthorne, Poe and Thoreau still shelter the frustrated and dreamers everywhere. Auster elegantly and affectionately depicts this town as the ultimate refuge of the human spirit.

The story of "Blue Tears" takes the emotional story of Taiwanese girl Lin Yulan and mainland boy He Mingrui as the main line, with other emotional entanglements as sub-lines, and the historical grievances of previous generations and the estrangement between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait as the background. There are four main places of occurrence: Shanghai, Wuhan, Taipei, and Hualien, reflecting the ever-changing fact that "both sides of the Taiwan Strait are one family" and "no matter how long they are apart or how far apart they are, the two sides of the Taiwan Strait will eventually reach the same destination by different paths, and no one or any political party can stop it."

His mother, who has been missing for many years, suddenly reappears as a criminal suspect. Samuel, a college assistant who is exhausted and addicted to online games, decides to write a novel based on his mother to fulfill the new book contract he signed ten years ago. He is determined to create the most despicable image in public in order to avenge her abandonment when he was a child. But in the process of searching, he gradually discovered a mother who was completely different from what he knew, and began to reflect on the failures and abandoned idealism of the baby boom generation. In the end, mother and son reconciled, and Samuel completed this ten-part, more than 700-page masterpiece. From the anti-Vietnam War demonstrations in 1968 to the Occupy Wall Street in 2011, from a Norwegian town in the 1940s to the Iraqi battlefield in 2003, from the ancient and mysterious house elves to the advertising civilization of the post-privacy era, from childhood shadows to mid-life crises, from parent-child relationships to political farce, from mental illness to economic recession... Kaleidoscope-like and colorful elements are cleverly and appropriately integrated into a unified narrative whole.

Mr. Bones is an old dog who can understand English and think, and is also the closest companion of the dying poet Willy. After wandering together for many years, they went all the way to Baltimore to look for Willie's young English teacher Mrs. Swanson, but accidentally came to the former residence of Edgar Allan Poe. On the front steps, Willie said goodbye to Mr. Bones and set off for Timbuktu, a "spiritual oasis", a place of eternal nothingness. Mr. Bones, who lost his owner, lived on the street and was adopted twice. He ignorantly accepted sterilization surgery, a dog chain and a dog house, but he always kept the fire of freedom and loyalty in his heart. At the end of his life, he tried his best to escape from the luxury kennel, hoping to reunite with Willy in Timbuktu.

This book uses a couple's vacation in Singapore as an opportunity, a couple's wedding of the century as a clue, and Singapore's three wealthy families as a background to tell the story of the grievances and hatreds among Asia's richest people, showing scenes of bizarre, absurd and bizarre stories. Rachel, a Chinese female professor, went to Singapore to attend a friend's wedding with her boyfriend Nicholas, who she has known for many years. During this period, she discovered that the male protagonist came from a wealthy family and met many people with different personalities. While enjoying the dream journey, Rachel unknowingly fell into a complex web of conspiracy, and the secrets about her life experience will also be revealed... Can the love between Rachel and Nicholas withstand various tests? Can they find their true happiness?

In order to escape the pain of losing a loved one, the young Murdo and his father left Scotland for the United States. They are immersed in grief and become increasingly silent and alienated. Until the girl Sarah breaks into Murdo's world like a cheerful melody, everything becomes smart. Music made Murdo forget his sadness for the first time, and also allowed him to try to open his closed heart. However, the dull life and his father's confusion made the relationship between father and son continue to deteriorate. Loneliness, hesitation, and the desire for music and the future collide in the young man's heart. Breakup or reconciliation? Discourage or let go? Dwell in the past or look into the distance? Faced with these troubles, how will the father and son choose?

Wu Weihe, once a high-quality idol, entrepreneurial elite, and later the owner of a listed entertainment company, was dazzling. But in fact, he is a man who is bright on the outside and rotten on the inside. The scary thing is that he and his wife, Xia Chuli, who is also his good career partner, have fallen into a marital dilemma where they want to kill each other. However, whenever Xia Chuli had the intention to kill, she would fall into a fantasy world, become another woman, and then have a wonderful or bizarre love affair with her husband. What kind of weird situation is this! Is this world crazy? Fortunately, she saw the real life of her husband Wu Weihe. This black hole-like man was a man she was willing to risk her life to see clearly. Wu Weihe and Xia Chuli finally understood the meaning of love after experiencing bizarre life illusions.

I think about what you said, and I seem to see our past, colored by memories and arranged by fantasy, like the moon in the water, broken and numerous, filling the entire water surface. I put my hand into the water to search for it, and began to understand that the beautiful world can only exist in my heart forever. Now I have lost my rose-colored world. Twenty years is not long enough for us to be reborn, only enough for us to become more worldly, trapped, and disillusioned. It turns out that people always have a lower place to go to... "The Chronicle of Sorrow" is divided into two parts: "Elegy" and "Sorrow Book". The work originated from a relationship that ended without a cure. In 1986, a young girl went to San Francisco to study alone and met a pair of fishing partners, and the three of them became good friends. Between love and friendship, the girl left the United States in a hurry because of the ocean, her age, and her visa, and a relationship was lost. In 2014, a girl and a man who dreamed of the sea experienced various ups and downs in life, losses in life, and the death of relatives and friends. Time passed, and as they entered middle age, they passed through the floating world, and the fate of the three people intertwined again, writing a "sad book". Zhong Xiaoyang said: "In addition to the meaning of sadness, the word "sorrow" in the dictionary also includes love, pity, sympathy and cherishment. As for sadness, it is a deeper thing in life, and sadness is the keynote of life." Compared with his earlier works, the author is no longer obsessed with the romance of "only loving one person in his life". He starts from a dream and ends in reality; writing about love is also a footnote to life. The writing is more concise and restrained, and the heat is just right.

When they were alone, he was hers, or at least she was his; once he entered the world, he became far out of reach. A Chinese literary classic that has been circulated for nearly 40 years, the legendary love story "Stop to Ask" has touched thousands of people. It is mainly set in Shenyang, Northeast China. It was written from the 1940s to the 1960s, and from the Northeast to Hong Kong. It narrates the romantic love legend of Zhao Jingjing's life in the trilogy of "I Live Outside the Great Wall", "Stop to Ask" and "I Still Tears on the Pillow". "You can only love one person in your life, and you can only have one sorrow in your life." Cousin Lin Shuangran moved from Shanghai to Northeast China and visited Zhao's family, and fell in love with Ning Ning at first sight. Like all children who fall in love, they only have each other in their eyes, and the glimpse seems to last a lifetime. Destiny was a coincidence. When we met again many years later, we were still alone, but Anping was married to someone else. The love is still there, but the fate is broken, leaving only infinite emotion.

This is a novel of 150,000 words. When we are young, we always make a lot of promises, either on a whim or because of love. Then time passed and things changed and people changed. Many years later, when I looked back on those things and promises in my youth, I finally realized that many things were irreversible, and the longer time passed, the clearer I remembered them. And the love in youth is unforgettable for all the young people in the past. This novel is a work that looks back on youthful love. There are three main characters in the book: Zhang Cheng: He has achieved excellent results since he was a child and is a deep and steady man, but he is not good at expressing his true feelings. He is quick at things but clumsy at doing things. Xu Yanru: Zhang Cheng's distant cousin. Because her mother was seriously ill and her family was poor, she stayed with different relatives since she was a child. She has a stubborn temperament and is particularly sensitive. Lu Weiwei: My classmate Zhang Cheng had excellent grades in junior high school. In high school, he started to struggle a little. He seems to have a very peaceful personality and he respects Zhang Cheng very much. At the beginning of the novel, the three of them were all studying in the same middle school, and the story begins like this - Zhang Cheng, a young man, has a lonely and rich heart. For a long time, he and his distant cousin Xu Yanru were tacit friends, but due to an inexplicable misunderstanding, their lives began to diverge. Lu Weiwei, an old classmate, appeared at this time and gave Zhang Cheng comfort. At the same time, she also developed a good impression of Zhang Cheng, but she was also frustrated because she felt that she could not enter his heart. From junior high school to high school to university, the life trajectories of the three people are inseparable. They also lead to different endings because of the inherent qualities in their respective characters. In this emotional puzzle of three people, where will they go?

This is a novel about love and youth in the early 1980s. Young students Liang Zhengwen and Mao Zhen met again after a long separation. In twenty years, the two changed from lovers entangled in love and hate to passers-by in each other's lives. The novel uses love as a clue to create many typical images of young people in the early 1980s, including the brilliant Zhengwu, the romantic and talented Lao Chai, the embracing life Tan Lili, the persistent pursuit of Diandou, etc. The novel leaves readers with questions about survival, ideals, and love. In the years when material was still scarce, the luxury and indulgence of love were like a dream.

The plot of the novel is very simple. Young Werther comes to a small town, where the natural scenery, simple folk customs, and innocent and happy children bring him great happiness. At a dance, he met a girl named Lotte. Her every smile and every move attracted him. Lotte also liked him, but could not reciprocate her love. She was engaged to Werther's friend. Werther fell into embarrassment and pain. He resolutely left here, trying to get relief from his career and achieve something. However, the despicable environment, dirty interpersonal relationships, and the existing order that suppressed personality and suffocated freedom made him intolerable. When he returned to Lotte with no talent, he found that Lotte was married. He decided to die for love and ended his life with a pistol.

"Jingshi Tongyan Quanjian" interpreted by "Jingshi Tongyan Quanjian" is the second of the "Three Words" by Feng Menglong, a famous popular writer in the Ming Dynasty. There are the most story-telling novels with the theme of marriage and love, such as "The White Snake Forever Guards Leifeng Pagoda" and "Wang Jiaoluan's Hundred Years' Hate". Some show the passionate pursuit of free love by young men and women, and some show the unfortunate life experiences and pain of lower-class women; some comedies and some tragedies. The profound ideological connotations and superb artistic skills displayed in these works are refreshing and beautiful. What is particularly valuable is that in these works, Feng Menglong has created a number of images of women with distinctive personalities, which are surprising, gratifying, sad and lamentable, and have strong artistic appeal.

Lu Manman, the owner of the wedding studio, has a great imagination, and even the most picky customers are impressed by her whimsical ideas. However, while she watched others swearing to each other, she was always alone. Wang Yi, a doctor of medicine, has a high IQ, and the industry is impressed by his terrifying professional skills and eloquence that can shock the heavens, the earth, and the air. However, while he was prosperous at work, he failed in love time and time again. So, when they think each other has provoked them... There is a kind of love that is unpleasant to the eyes at the beginning; there is a kind of continuation of love that asks me to withdraw, who can you go to; and there is a kind of ending of love that is called "Who can you marry besides me?" Therefore, he could only say to her: I am destined to accompany you to the end for the rest of my life.

From Copenhagen to Stockholm, from Oslo to Helsinki. It started with bullying and fiction, and ended with deep love and forgiveness. At the age of four, he was his mother's little actor; at the age of fourteen, he was the "mail-order bride" on the school stage; as an adult, he was the radiant Hollywood star Jack Burns. However, just when he was gaining both fame and fortune, he was told that there was a completely different version of his childhood life story. His memories had been fabricated and his experiences had been deceived... In order to find his father, find himself, and retrieve the truth about his childhood and life, he once again set foot on the Nordic continent and embarked on a journey of pursuit that had been delayed for many years. Live with your past, don't forget, just forgive.

Best-selling author Jia Jiufeng's new collection of short and medium stories. There is no gorgeous rhetoric or deliberate embellishment in the book. The author uses a sincere and simple style of writing to tell the readers about the people and things in life in detail. His words are like a cup of tea in the afternoon, true, tranquil, and with a long aftertaste. The whole book revolves around the eternal theme of "accompanying", just like a movie, freezing the people and things in your life for you. The warmth and beauty, softness and strength are all condensed in one look, one sentence, one song, all of which remind people to cherish, give and love while the time is right.

Another classic "The Bodyguard of Zhongnanhai" after Jet Li. The difference is: "52 Hertz" elaborates on the love and hatred of the bodyguard of Zhongnanhai, and deeply integrates the confrontation of human nature, the choice between kindness and ugliness, happiness and suffering, small love and big love... This is also an autobiographical novel about the true love of a real bodyguard of Zhongnanhai and a female star in the entertainment industry. This book won the Screenplay Gold Award at the San Diego International Film Festival in the United States in 2017. The author Sun Siyi is also the first Chinese to win this award. It has been strongly recommended by many stars such as Jackie Chan, Han Lei, Zhang Kaili, Rong Zhongerjia, and the presidents of the four major international film festivals. "52 Hertz" tells everyone: True courage is not to overwhelm everything, but not to be overwhelmed by everything!

Guo Degang liked it and was recommended by major Vs. A new work by the author of the million-selling book "Gimme a Cigarette" and the original novel "Gimme a Cigarette" by Zhao Baogang in the TV series "Ye Yu". From the day I fell in love with you, I stood on the edge of the cliff.

I thought I was used to living alone, but I still long for someone to be looking for me at this moment. "The Girl Sleeping in the Car" was shortlisted for the 2018 National Book Award. Recommended by national media, it was selected as a book recommended by the editor of The New York Times, one of the top ten novels of the year by Time Magazine, and a book of the year by Library Daily... When the cruel reality tarnished the innocent fairy tale woven by mother's love, the little girl was finally forced to grow up. The 17-year-old mother ran away from home with her newborn daughter, Pearl, and drove to the Indian Waters Trailer Park. The abandoned park is backed by a garbage dump and is a mixed bag of good and bad. The mother and daughter slept together in the back seat of the car and in the front seat for 14 years. Until a piercing gunshot, Pearl was alone. From the bad land filled with gun violence, to the short-term foster care life, and then to the unknown journey to Mexico, Pearl thought she had long been accustomed to a lonely and wandering life, but those fleeting warmth along the way made her realize that she had always longed for someone to be looking for her...

Ding Jiaqi, the third generation of the rich, founded a public relations company called Wan Piao, which specializes in solving various public relations crises for his frequently changed Internet celebrity girlfriends. The employees of this company have a lazy attitude and are never 996, but their wages and benefits are among the highest in the industry. They are called a nursing home. Suddenly one day, Grandma Ding asked Ding Jiaqi to marry a woman 8 years older than him, Shen Tianlan. Shen Tianlan has no family background and looks ordinary. Ding Jiaqi's resistance was ineffective and he had to post a marriage certificate to successfully pass the test. At this point, Shen Tianlan moved into his apartment with his 5-year-old nephew Soros, took over his public relations company, and started a fierce story with him about a queen conquering a playboy little wolfdog...

Mingyue is a kind-hearted woman with a sharp edge. She wears armor and does not hinder her soft heart. A car accident in which "beauty saves the hero" and a belief that always maintains the original intention connects family, career, ideals, and love, and outlines a story of confusion, lovesickness, and ultimately growth and love.

The book unfolds in the form of a chapter play. The protagonists are nine women. Each chapter is named after a protagonist and narrates a small fragment of their daily life. Using their intertwined daily lives as the background, the author uses a loving tone to describe their desire for love, family affection, and friendship, as well as the helpless loneliness and monotony in their ordinary lives.

Her novels are about love and the absence of love, and about women's romantic stories. The language is concise and lively, the actions and subtle psychological activities of the characters are described exquisitely and accurately, and the plot is fresh and moving. This book includes two novels. "The Loyal Wife" tells the story of a gentle and kind-hearted wife who cleverly resolves the marital crisis and finally achieves happiness when her husband cheats. "You Leave, I Don't Stay" tells the story of a beautiful and strong woman pursuing true love.

An earthquake marked the two people who originally admired each other for parting ways in the rest of their lives. Everything that happened on campus became precious in the final memories.

"Smoke" is a novel written by Russian writer Turgenev. "Smoke" was written from November 1865 to January 1867. It tells the love story of a Russian young man named Letvilov. ["Smoke" is based on the background of Russia's serfdom reform in 1861: the entire novel focuses on how to treat serfdom and the way out for Russia's reform. Litvinov is the son of a noble family whose family has been ruined. He studied agriculture hard in Europe and is preparing to return to Russia with his fiancée Tatyana. But here he met his lover Elena many years ago, and the old love rekindled. But when Litvinov and Elena planned to elope, Elena let him down again. Several years later, Litvinov confessed his mistake to Tatyana and finally gained forgiveness. Turgenev himself was an asymptoticist, favoring reforms but not revolutions. The declaration of the abolition of serfdom issued by Russia in 1861 made him ecstatic. He said it was "the final solution to the peasant problem and the beginning of a new era in Russia."