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"The Complete Works of Orwell's Novels" consists of six volumes: "The Burmese Years", "The Vicar's Daughter", "Let the Orchid Fly", "Come Up for Breath", "Animal Farm" and "1984". "The Complete Works of Orwell", together with "The Complete Works of Orwell's Documentary Works" and "The Complete Works of Orwell's Essays", form the "Complete Works of Orwell" series.

Kazuo Ishiguro, winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature, is known as the "Three Immigrants in the British Literary Circle" along with Naipaul and Rushdie. Kazuo Ishiguro does not have many works, but almost every one of them has won important literary awards: "Shadow on the Mountain" won the Winifred Holby Memorial Award, "The Painter of the Floating World" won the Whitbread Best Novel Award of the Year, "The End of the Day" won the Booker Prize, "No Consolation" won the Cheltenham Prize for Literature and Art, "The Painter of the Floating World", "We Are Orphans" and "Don't Lose or Forget" were all shortlisted for the Booker Prize. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2017 "for his tremendous emotional power in unearthing the abyss hidden beneath our illusory connections with the world." This set contains all eight of Kazuo Ishiguro's published works: "The End of the Day", "Don't Lose, Don't Forget", "Shadows on the Mountains", "Inconsolable", "The Buried Giant", "The Orphan of Ours", "The Painter of the Floating World" and "Serenade: Five Stories of Music and Dusk".

Ian McEwan is recognized as Britain's "national writer". His works have won important awards in mainstream cultural circles such as the Somerset Maugham Award, the Booker Award, and the National Book Critics Circle Award. His name has become synonymous with "miracle" in today's English literary world. This set selects 15 important works of Ian McEwan, including: "Atonement", "First Love, Last Rites", "Between the Beds", "On Chesil Beach", "Concrete Garden", "Only Love Strangers", "The Innocents", "Black Dog", "Peter the Dreamer", "Sweet Tooth", "Chasing the Sun", "Unbearable", "Amsterdam", "Saturday" and "Children's Act".

There are 9 Fitzgerald anthology sets in total: "Heaven on Earth", "Those Sad Young People", "Tender Is the Night", "Stories of the Jazz Age", "The Flying Girl and the Philosopher", "The Great Gatsby", "Collapse", "The Last Tycoon", "Beauty and Sin". "Heaven on Earth" is the author's first novel and an epoch-making work. "Those Sad Young People" is the author's third collection of novels. It collects several excellent short stories published by the author in various publications, focusing on the essence of Fitzgerald's short stories.

"Selected Short Stories of O. Henry" selects 12 well-known classic stories by O. Henry, including "The Gift of the Magi", "The Last Leaf", "Twenty Years Later", "The Police and the Hymn", "Devotion of Love", "While the Car Waits", "The Romance of a Busy Stockbroker", "A Furnished Room for Rent", "Confessions of a Humorist", "Spring on the Menu", "The God of Mammon and the God of Love" and "Message". Each story has its own hidden meaning and the life aspects of different characters it wants to show. These stories show ridiculous plots, unique humor and endings that are absolutely unpredictable until the last second.

This is a collection of spicy and spicy emotional stories that will break your three views. Men will be silent after reading it, and women will wake up after reading it. No matter you are single, born in the 80s or 90s, are having a sweet craze, or are troubled by an unconventional relationship, after reading this book, you will understand that "every pair of glass shoes" Everything will be covered with dust." "Nothing can compare with the words 'willingness'." "Although ninety-nine percent of true love will eventually end in ruthlessness, we must live well for the one percent true love." Finally, we understand that every choice we make in the past and present is the best arrangement.

"Miss Queenie's Big Stone House" is a heart-warming long story. It depicts vivid Irish life scenes to readers by telling the life experiences of multiple protagonists. Binky gathers everyone at a vacation home called "The Stone House." There, people shared their experiences, enlightened each other, and ultimately established deep friendships. Chestnut Street is a collection of short stories by Maeve Binch. The stories of the protagonists seem to be different, but they are all inextricably linked to "Chestnut Street". All aspects of life come together to form a rich story line. To be honest, when it comes to storytelling skills, especially stories about love and warmth, almost no one can compare with Maeve. "Everybody Loves Frankie" is a story about "love and redemption". It takes the ups and downs of the lives of the male and female protagonists as the main line, and the young protagonist Frankie as the intersection, presenting readers with a growth and transformation with a religious meaning.

"Akin" is a collection of short stories that Maugham personally edited and selected during his lifetime. It includes six short stories based on his experiences during his two trips to the Malay Peninsula and surrounding areas in the early 1920s. The title is the name of a Chinese servant the author hired during his travels. The six novels have different themes, ranging from bizarre murders to passionate love and hopeless marriages. Maugham uses his clear and smooth language to tell these twists and turns of the story without any obscurity, but with foreshadowing everywhere. In Somerset Maugham's works, those Westerners who have escaped from the Western civilized world and come to remote and unfamiliar environments are often swayed by their own desires, become erratic, unpredictable, and do unusual things. The ending of the story often presents a surprising and thought-provoking turning point.

"The Trembling of a Leaf" is a collection of single-volume short stories compiled and selected by Maugham himself during his lifetime. It includes six short stories set in the South Pacific islands. The materials are all based on the author's experiences traveling in the Pacific region. In these stories, the exotic scenery of the South Pacific islands is beautiful but dangerous, comfortable and strange, giving the works a magical and charming charm. From governors to servants, from ladies to street prostitutes, these Westerners living in the Far East colonies experienced life experiences and emotional ups and downs that they could not imagine and experience in the comfortable lives in their hometowns, and displayed distinctive and outstanding character traits; their satisfaction, joy, and pursuit of the ideal world, as well as their weakness, hypocrisy, and emptiness, vividly presented Maugham's questioning and thinking about complex human nature.

From "Liao Zhai" to "The Romance of the West Chamber", everything has been "copied" from it! Feng Menglong carefully compiled and annotated the "originator-level" legends of legends of monsters. Lu Xun bluntly said that he would never buy another book about fox ghosts again. There are 40 prototypes of stories in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" recorded in this book, such as "Taoist of Mount Laoshan", "Xu Huangliang", "Huifang", "Jia Feng Pheasant", etc. "The Romance of the West Chamber" was originally a tragedy, but it was called "The Story of Yingying" when it was included in "Taiping Guangji". "The Assassin Nie Yinniang" is based on "Nie Yinniang" written by Pei Chuan of the Tang Dynasty. The original text has been lost for a long time and is only recorded in "Taiping Guangji" and has been passed down to this day. "Taiping Guangji" is so long and difficult to read that it is difficult to read. Feng Menglong combined the themes and refined the words into 80 volumes. The categories are concise, smooth and easy to read! Feng Menglong's detailed annotations and comments on 3,000 articles, explanations, explanations, and insightful insights make it truly a "holy medicine for healing the common people." This book uses the rare "Great Tomorrow Qichu Engraved Edition" as the base, and has revised 50 text errors and omissions in the old version. "Taiping Guangji" is one of the large-scale books compiled in the early Northern Song Dynasty in my country. It has 500 volumes and a ten-volume table of contents. It is based on more than 400 kinds of novels, notebooks, unofficial histories, essays, commentaries, and Taoist scriptures from the Han Dynasty to the early Song Dynasty. It can be regarded as a collection of ancient Chinese novels and the "encyclopedia" of the Song Dynasty. It is rich in content and full of interest. It is the source of ancient Chinese "spirits and legends" literature and has the greatest influence on later generations of literature.

It will all be over soon. Julia Gates has forgotten how many times she told herself this. Today, finally, it's coming to an end. In a few hours, the truth will come out. Yes, if all goes well. Unfortunately, the Pacific Coast Highway was backed up like a parking lot. There was another fire in the hills behind Malibu, thick smoke billowing from the rooftops and coating the usually bright seaside sky with a thick layer of brown sludge. It was still midnight, and all the children in the city were frightened awake. They all shed gray-black tears, gasped and cried loudly. Even the waves seemed to slow down, as if they were exhausted by the sudden heat wave.

The movie of the same name ranked first in both the imdb top 250 and the douban movie top 250. This book is Stephen King's beloved masterpiece, collecting four of his novellas. As soon as its English version was released, it topped the New York Times bestseller list and sold 280,000 copies in the United States that year. The book has been translated into thirty-one languages, and three of the four novels have been adapted into blockbuster movies. The most talked about among them is "The Shawshank Redemption", which was nominated for seven Academy Awards and is hailed as one of the perfect films in the history of cinema. This novel demonstrates Stephen King's extraordinary skills beyond the thriller genre that he is good at. The other two novels in the book, "The Nazi Disciple" and "The Corpse" also won good reputations after being made into movies. Among them, "The Corpse" is also regarded as Stephen King's most autobiographical work.

"Johan Christophe" is Romain Rolland's landmark masterpiece in art and thought. It took more than twenty years from conception to complete publication. With this work, Romain Rolland won the 1915 Nobel Prize for Literature. The Swedish Academy's award citation praised the high ideals of his work, as well as his compassion and love of truth in depicting different types of characters. "John Christopher" is not a novel, it should be said: more than a novel, but a great epic of mankind. What it depicts and sings is not the hardships experienced by human beings in the material aspect but the spiritual aspect. It is not the victory of conquering the outside world but the conquering of the inner world. It is a mirror of millions of living beings, an adventure story of heroes and sages from ancient and modern times at home and abroad, and a grand symphony in the style of Beethoven. Warrior, when you know that you are not the only one suffering in the world, you will definitely feel less pain, and your hope will always be reborn in despair!

"Someone at That Time" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Keigo Higashino. It is the first time that the author's collection of works in the 25 years since his debut has been compiled and published. The eight stories cover Higashino's creative styles in different periods, each of them is exquisite and unique. A female lawyer kindly took in an amnesiac girl who got lost on a rainy night, but found a bloody dagger in the girl's handkerchief; the daughter who survived the car accident actually possessed the soul of his wife after waking up; a couple luckily adopted a newborn baby, but the baby's angelic face hid a tragic revenge plan...

A mental patient has received pure love, a woman holding a baby is still a child at heart, a car repairman covered in oil allows his wife to have an affair, and a laughing and playing boy holds a murder weapon in the dark night. Is the life of ordinary people really ordinary? All kinds of people come and go in a hurry before our eyes. We focus on our own world and never notice them... In the form of novels, young female writer Yu Jingru tries to explore these seemingly ordinary strangers and explore the hidden turmoil of daily life. A picture in her imagination led to her first short story collection "Cousin Anna". She casts her gaze on the memories of her childhood and adolescence, and also on the multiple possibilities of the interaction between character and destiny. Under her calm narrative, what is hidden is the patient management and multi-layered peeling off of the characters.

"Forster's Short Stories" is the merger of two short story collections "The Omnibus" and "The Eternal Moment" written by E. M. Forster before World War I. It contains a total of twelve short stories. According to the author himself, these twelve short stories are all fantasy novels, among which "The Machine Stops" is a rare science fiction novel by Forster. In another important work, "The Eternal Moment", the author gives a detailed description of the character's inner world, and foresees that the disorderly development of tourism will have a negative impact on small mountain villages and their residents. These twelve stories contain themes that would recur in Forster's later novels, and they present a belief in liberalism, self-actualization, and spiritual honesty, qualities that might be used to defeat oppressive lies.

This article includes "Bear Town", "The Life of the Disliked Pinecone", "Out of the Wild", "Angel's Sorrow", "Beyond the Sea", "Shoplifters", "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter", "You Are My Everything", "Sarah's Key", "Farming Food Love", "Deeper Than the Sea", "Bernadette, Where Are You Going", "The Man at the Edge of Time", "Grandpa Must Get a Divorce".

This book is a collection of short stories in which the protagonists are all "Lao Dong". Lao Dong graduated from university and found a job in the county. His life was not satisfactory, but he never forgot to return to his hometown in Pancun. In the contact with relatives in his hometown, he experienced the flavor of life in the passage of time and discovered the secret of life.

Hesse's creative career lasted for 70 years, and his works cover a wide range. In addition to novels such as "Under the Wheel", "Steppenwolf", "Narziss and Goldmund", and "The Glass Bead Game", Hesse has never stopped writing short and medium stories. Hesse is good at using symbolic artistic techniques to reflect the deep sting caused by the outside world to the human soul from the spiritual and psychological aspects, so that the inner meaning of the work can be condensed and sublimated. The 26 short stories and short stories collected in this book are all the best of Hesse's works. They reflect the author's characteristics and styles in different creative periods in the early, middle and late periods. They are of great help and inspiration for us to fully understand Hesse and his creative thoughts and art.

Xiangzi's dream, who came to Beijing to work, was to earn a car, a car of his own, like a badge that showed his status. He went out early and came back late, worked hard, and his life seemed to be on the hook. Finally, he bought a car of his own for ninety-six yuan. But bad luck, the first car was confiscated by the soldiers. Xiangzi escaped from the soldiers and took a few camels with him. After selling the camels, he returned to "Renhe Car Factory" and worked hard to buy another car. He said, "If I don't work so hard, how long will it take to buy a car?" After that, Huniu planned to marry Xiangzi. Although he lived a stable life that he had never expected, Xiangzi couldn't control his desire to have a car of his own. Finally, Huniu used the money in her hands to buy the car of Er Qiangzi next door. A heavy rain made Xiangzi sick and the root of the disease fell. Misfortunes never come singly, Huniu had a difficult delivery, Xiangzi had to sell the car to accommodate Huniu and the unborn child. "Wait! When I'm done, I'll come, I'll definitely come!" This was Xiangzi's promise to his "confidante" Xiao Fuzi. However, Xiao Fuzi did not survive until Xiangzi became successful, so he hung himself from a tree behind the white house. Xiangzi also became a "degenerate ghost of individualism."

This book collects Hesse's twenty fairy tales, covering his entire creative career and witnessing his life trajectory. Hesse's fairy tales are not fairy tales in the traditional sense, but they are deeply influenced by Eastern and Western fairy tale traditions. From "Two Brothers", which he created when he was ten years old, to his last piece, "Birds" written in 1933, they bear witness to Hesse's attempts to use this genre to record his inner world as an artist. Like many European writers of his generation, Hesse paid close attention to everything happening around him: the rapid development of science and technology, the rise of materialism, the outbreak of world wars, economic boom and recession... All these, as well as the traumas, questions and dreams he personally experienced, are perfectly reflected in the world of artistic fairy tales.

After Kenzo returned to Tokyo from studying in the UK, he devoted himself to learning with full enthusiasm, but his monthly salary was only enough for his family to live frugally. The downcast father-in-law, poor adoptive parents, skinny brother and sick sister all regarded Kenzo, who had studied abroad, as their "backbone" and asked him for money directly or indirectly. Although his life was in embarrassment, Kenzo would give him some due to his kindness. And because he is not good at expressing his feelings and thoughts, he often has conflicts with his wife. Kenzo is struggling to make a living and is not good at socializing, unable to relieve his mental loneliness and confusion. Caught between money and ideals, he reflects on the meaning of life while struggling to hold on to his ideals. Finally, everything finally came to an end for the time being.

This book contains three of Hesse's famous novellas, namely "Siddhartha", "Gertrude" and "Knolp". "Gertrude" tells the story of a love triangle between two extremely talented musicians and a beautiful young woman, hinting at the theme of the novel: the male protagonist is frustrated in love, but it promotes his artistic creation. "Knulp" was called "my favorite novel" by Hesse. It shows the customs of a small town in Germany in the last century. S. Stephen Zweig praised this sentimental work and said: "There is a German country in the book, which has never been seen before." Some people realize that, even we are no exception. "The main chapter "Siddhartha" describes the life of a young Brahmin aristocrat who seeks the true meaning of life. He went from being rich and luxurious to traveling as a monk, and then from being extravagant and extravagant to ferrying people to work, and finally became enlightened and became a Buddha. The novel is hailed as the essence of Hesse's thought and literary works, and is a successful work with worldwide influence.

Agatha's most representative masterpieces: "No Survival", "Murder on the Orient Express", "Tragedy on the Nile", "The Mysterious Case at Styles Manor", "Murder Instructions", etc.

There are twenty-four volumes of "Zi Buyu" and ten volumes of "Sequel to Zi Buyu", totaling thirty-four volumes, collecting more than 1,200 short stories. Yuan Mei's first sentence in "Zi Buyu·Preface" is: "Strangeness, power, chaos, and gods are what Zi Buyu said." This is actually a comment on the title of the book, that is, the author talks about "weirdness, courage, chaos, ghosts and gods". His imagination is strange, his language is witty and refined, and it is interesting to read. "Zi Buyu" is full of bizarre stories about reincarnation, unjust ghosts demanding lives, and evil ghosts causing troubles; images of various gods and ghosts such as city gods, land, wronged ghosts, and slaves can be seen everywhere. There are only a few stories that do not involve ghosts and gods at all, and most of them promote the superstitious ideas of "karma" and fate. Yuan Mei uses these images of gods and ghosts and weird stories to show readers a complete underworld society.

"Zi Buyu" is a collection of short ghost stories written by Yuan Mei, a famous writer in the Qing Dynasty. It is named after "Zi Buyu" in "The Analects", "Zi Buyu", so the story talks about strange power and chaos. The book is full of bizarre stories about reincarnation, unjust ghosts seeking lives, and evil ghosts causing troubles; images of various gods and ghosts such as city gods, land, unjust ghosts, and slaves can be seen everywhere. There are only a few stories that do not involve ghosts and gods at all, and most of them promote the superstitious ideas of "karma" and fate. Yuan Mei uses these images of gods and ghosts and weird stories to show readers a complete underworld society.

This book collects Wang Zengqi's representative novels, such as "Golden Winter Heart", "Three Chens in Hometown", "Three Sisters Get Married", "Double Lanterns", "Clouds in the Autumn Journey", "Chicken Feather" and other classic and readable chapters. Wang Zengqi's novels are mellow, transparent, and naturally clever. He narrates lyrically and writes with ease. Reading through Wang Zengqi's works is like listening to the conversation of an old man with a kind temperament and extensive knowledge, which is very interesting. With his unique understanding and aesthetic discovery of things, his novels are often written from a small perspective, but they are thought-provoking; they are not long, but their aftertaste lingers for three days.

Four short stories about love and courage. "Zoo Engine". The three of them visited the zoo at night and found a man lying in front of the wolf house. What is he protecting? Still repenting? The killer Kurosawa went to a small village to look for someone. He was surprised to hear that the custom of human sacrifice was present and ongoing. Kurosawa was very curious about who was locked up in the cave at this time, and what special significance this custom had... "A Punk to Save the Earth". The rock band at the end of their rope had one last song left to record, and the rock soul hidden deep in their hearts prompted them to finish recording the song in their own way. This song has not become a classic, but it has influenced in a wonderful way those who work hard to do one thing in later generations. "Potato chips". A girl who attempted suicide was accidentally rescued by a thief. She found that her benefactor was indifferent to everything except a retired baseball player. Are you a crazy fan? Of course the truth is far from that simple...

Lin Yuanjiang jumped and ended his life. In the eyes of teachers and classmates, I should be the saddest person on campus. After jointly participating in the call for papers for the school magazine, Yuanjiang and I had an intersection in our lives. We would go to the library together during lunch breaks and exchange ideas on the books we had read recently. To the world, I was her best "friend." At her mother's request, I opened Yuanjiang's diary. I thought I could find the reason for her suicide in it, and I did. However, that answer that was completely inconsistent with the facts completely changed my life. Yuanjiang complained in black and white in her diary that it was me who drove her to a dead end...

Feiming's Zen thoughts are also reflected in his works. "Taoyuan" is also his masterpiece in the first stage. During this period, Feiming's novels were generally far away from reality and social problems, and it is almost difficult to find the writer's sorrow or protest against real life in them. By the time of "Peach Garden", Fei Ming was very familiar with writing and carefully constructed a "Peach Garden World", but in fact this world contains the great sorrow of life, which is quite obscure. It is a book full of beauty and love on the surface, but in fact it talks about the tragic ending after the fierce confrontation between good and evil, ideal and reality. It is a book that makes people feel the pain. Symbols and metaphors can be seen everywhere in the book, which is rare in Fei Ming's works.

This collection has 16 volumes in total, including Fantasy Engineer, The Emperor's Sail, The Day Farewell to the Sun, Moon Tide, Extreme Day, Dream Transformation Workshop, Magnetic Pole Star, Control, The Mathematician's Lover, Memory Organizer, Dream End, North, Swimming Pool, Dear Guy, The Lost Rose Garden, and Nanke.

"Grandma's Apology Letter" is a story about love, forgiveness and protection that will be unforgettable long after closing the book. "The List Life" Britt-Marie is the kind of boring 63-year-old woman you can imagine because she doesn't allow any disturbance in her life. Get up on time at 6 o'clock every day, have a meal at 12 o'clock, never go out after dark, and keep the sheets spotlessly clean, otherwise it is not a "civilized person's behavior." She has many, many lists, and even has a list to record all the lists to ensure that she and her husband have a safe life... "The Gift of Time" Everything in the world has a price, except time, one second is one second, and no one can bargain...

The selected contents of this anthology include fiction and non-fiction, and also deal with reality and appreciation of history. Its sharp, cold and humorous words make people ponder after a knowing smile.

This book is a notebook novel compiled by Yuan Mei during the Qianjia period of the Qing Dynasty. It was originally titled "Zi Buyu". The stories in the book are derived from folk rumors, oral narrations from relatives and friends, other people's writings, real life and the author's creation. It mostly writes about ghosts, spirits, and strange people. "Zi Buyu" is full of bizarre stories about reincarnation, unjust ghosts demanding lives, and evil ghosts causing troubles; images of various gods and ghosts such as city gods, land, wronged ghosts, and slaves can be seen everywhere. There are only a few stories that do not involve ghosts and gods at all, and most of them promote the superstitious ideas of "karma" and fate. Yuan Mei uses these images of gods and ghosts and weird stories to show readers a complete underworld society.

Editor-in-chief Cai Jun, the suspense godfather of "Rashomon Future", has joined hands with a team of domestic first-class suspense science fiction writers to create "the first suspense science fiction mystery Mook book". Writers participating in the creation: In addition to Cai Jun, the godfather of suspense, "Hugo Award" winners Liu Cixin and Hao Jingfang, young novelist Ge Shuyi, Chinese commercial crime spy novelist Yong Cheng, "Cross-Strait Literature PK Competition" first prize winner Gao Pu, and other outstanding young writers. "Rashomon Future" is a MOOK book series of "Rashomon" edited by Cai Jun. It brings together many top writers to participate. It not only has a gripping story, but also has a unique collision of perspectives from multiple perspectives. The columns of this book include [Human World], [Rashomon], [Talking about Miracles], [Classic Awards], [Late Night Diner] and [Diners' Talks], etc. "Rashomon Future" covers novels, essays, interviews, photography, micro-novel and other literary styles and rich forms of expression, giving you a different cutting-edge enjoyment and reading experience.

"Summer of the Bird" revolves around a seemingly bizarre story: the husband mysteriously disappears in a secret room. Kyogokudo, whose motto is "Nothing is incredible in the world," and his friend Sekiguchi began to investigate the incident. It involves various complex reasonings, and when it reaches the ending, the truth is finally revealed. It turns out that the essence of the mystery has been revealed when Kyogoku Hall explained the changes in social concepts of the mythical story "Guhuotiao". The daughter of the Kuonji family at the obstetrics and gynecology hospital was unable to give birth after 20 months of pregnancy. What's even weirder is that her husband-in-law actually disappeared without a trace like smoke in a secret room a year and a half ago... The disappearance in the secret room and the long-term infertility are actually a strange and mysterious shell, and what is wrapped in it is a sad and helpless story.

The protagonist is Kyogokudo, the owner of a used book store. He believes that "nothing is incredible in the world" and uses careful reasoning to solve various seemingly mysterious and strange events. The story combines folk customs, modern history and the subtleties of the human heart, creating a new pattern of "monster reasoning". The protagonist of "Wind" is the same as "A Hundred Utensils Bag of Use - Rain", the detective Enokizu Reijiro who never reasons or investigates. Because he can see other people's memories, any intricate crime cannot be hidden from him. "A Bag of Useless Weapons" is the last part of Toriyama Shiyan's collection of monster paintings. Various utensils turn into monsters. Toriyama himself said that it was "transformed by dreams." The painter's dream comes to life on the page, and people's memories burst into the detective's field of vision. It cannot but be said that there is some coincidence. Enokizu Reijiro has a bold and unrestrained personality and is good at making trouble. The first-person narrator of the story is "I" who was accidentally involved in various incidents. From "my" point of view, Enokizu is an extremely terrifying person and must be kept at a distance. The story is full of humor.

"Hundred Utensils of Vain Bag - Rain" is a three-part novella with one of the protagonists in the main story, Reijiro Enokizu, as the core character. In the main story, Enokizu relies on his special ability to see other people's memories, and works with Kyogokudo to break through obstacles and eliminate evil spirits. In this novella in which he is the protagonist, Kyogokudo takes a back seat and cooperates with Enokitsu's whimsical ideas for solving crimes to complete the three mystery stories of "Narukkama", "Bottle Chief" and "Shan Hao". Enokizu's performance in this work is more unrestrained and unrestrained, making people feel both happy and healed. The word "in vain" means "time passes slowly" in Japanese. Toriyama Shiyan named his monster atlas "Hundred Weapons in vain bag", which means both "stories of hundreds of utensils collected at different times" and "one hundred utensils that have become spirits through the passage of time". The "I" in the story was indignant because of the misfortune that befell my niece, but because of my own meager strength, I was unable to compete with the murderer and even the prejudice of the entire society. It was not until I got to know Enokizu that I relied on his "god"-like power of action to successfully resolve the incident. Running around that seemed futile before finally showed its meaning. "In vain" may not be in vain. The power accumulated over time can still give people something to look forward to. This is the heartwarming part of this work.

Teacher Tatara, a monster researcher, has a fat body and endless useless knowledge. He talks about monsters and monsters at home, and takes Toriyama Shiyan's collection of monster paintings as a personal treasure. He has a great sense of direction, but he only knows how to move forward in a straight line. He has no common sense about life, but his appetite is extraordinary. The journey to explore monsters that he embarks on is doomed to be full of disasters...

"Hyakuki Night Walk: Yin" contains ten short stories written by ordinary people who feed monsters in their hearts. It is the first collection of short stories in the Kyogokudo series, giving you a glimpse into the terrifying abyss hidden in daily life.

"Everyday Sky is Blue" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Rao Xueman, a professional writer of youth literature. It tells the stories of youth growth of boys and girls aged 14-17, when youth is in full swing and growth is in full swing. Describes the budding love in adolescence. A touch of sweetness and a touch of sadness, bitterness, and the entanglement between love and same-sex friendship. The beauty makes people feel a little unreal, but only because of this, it makes us fascinated even more. The girl changes from a long-term gloom to a sunny mood, and the magnificent and colorful Tibetan customs embellish the novel like a narrative oil painting.

The collection of music novels "Summer of Acoustic Guitar" includes 11 column articles on music novels published in magazines such as "Girls" and "Youth World". With the musical sense of a professional DJ and the literary sense of a talented writer, musical novels that combine music with each other fly freely from Xueman's writing, singing with deep affection. The music novel columns he opened in magazines such as "Girls" and "Youth World" have become popular among boys and girls. His unique style of music novels has become a masterpiece that cannot be ignored in the creation of Xueman novels.

The novel consists of five stories, each story tells a fragment. The first chapter "Bella" (Бэла) tells the story of Bi Qiaolin meeting the young and simple Bella, hoping to draw new life motivation from his love for her, but instead of saving him, this love brought destruction to Bella. The second chapter, "Maxim Maximovich" (Максим Максимыч), tells the story of the meeting between Bicholin's former commander and friend Maxim Maximovich and the indifferent protagonist. Beecholin went to Persia and died on the road without purpose or purpose. The tragedy of the protagonist of the novel is deepened on a psychological level through Bi Qiaolin's diary. The diary is divided into three stories, which are relatively independent "Taman" (Тамань), "Princess Merry" (Княжна Мери) and "The Fatalist" (Фаталист). "Taman" tells the story of Bi Qiaolin who nearly died when he followed a smuggler out of curiosity. "Princess Merry" can be regarded as an independent work, and at the same time it is the most important part of "Modern Heroes". During the period of convalescence, Bicholin pretended to pursue Princess Merry out of jealousy of Grusinitsky and in order to indirectly get close to his old lover Vera. As a result, he was retaliated by Grusinitsky. Bi Qiaolin decided to end the matter with a duel. He killed Grusinitsky and abandoned Princess Merry, but Vera had quietly left him. "The Fatalist" is a psychological story, the last one in the novel, proving that Bi Qiaolin can still make a difference no matter what.

Graham Greene is a legendary master who has been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 21 times. In 1950, he was nominated for the first time and has been nominated 21 times in his life. He is known as the uncrowned king of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Although he never won a prize in his life, he was regarded as a spiritual idol and mentor by many Nobel Prize winners such as Marquez, Faulkner, V. S. Naipaul, J. M. Coetzee, William Golding, and Mario Llosa. García Márquez said: "Although the Nobel Prize was awarded to me, it was also indirectly awarded to Greene. If I had not read Greene, I would not have written anything." Russ Fussell, a judge of the Nobel Prize for Literature, said: "Not awarding Greene the Literature Prize is a major mistake in the history of the Nobel Prize." This work The collection includes all of Graham Greene's representative works from the early to the late period: "The Human Factor", "Our Man in Havana", "The End of Love", "The Core of Destiny", "The Quiet American", "A Betrayed Killer", "Stamboul Train", "Ministry of Terror", "The Secret Service".

This book contains 9 short stories by Rou Shi: "Madman", "The Story of a Man-Ghost and His Wife", "No One Heard Her Whining", "Dead Cat", "Strange Eyes in the Night", "Farewell", "Destroyed", "Hope", "Mother of a Slave"

A collection of Yu Dafu's short stories. Yu Dafu's novels exude an innate sentimental temperament. His works contain strong subjective colors and thoughts and feelings of melancholy, depression and decadence. They are mostly influenced by ancient Chinese literature and Japanese private novels. The writing is beautiful and the thoughts are boldly exposed. He writes about the double depression suffered by the young generation of soul and body. His representative work "The Sinking" is one of the best...

"The Collection of Sakura Sea" is Mr. Lao She's second collection of short stories. Most of the works in "Sakukai Collection" can be called "character sketches", and the main purpose of the novel is basically centered on character portrayal.

This book includes short and medium stories such as "The Bird of Destiny", "The Merchant's Wife", "The Phoenix Changes Its Nest", "After Dusk", "The Spider Weaving the Web", "Withered Willows and Flowers", "The Return", and "The Worry-Free Flower".

"Crescent Moon Collection" is a collection of novels by Lao She. It includes five novels: "Crescent Moon", "Old Tragedy in the New Era", "My Life", "Let's Talk About the House", and "The Problem That's Not a Problem". The work mainly describes the picture of the poor citizens at the bottom living in the abyss of pain under the warlords' melee and dark rule.