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"The End of the Story Has Already Been Written at the Beginning" is a collection of allegorical short stories and a book about "resisting time". The author Jiang Fangzhou, with the sincerity of a young writer and a rare calmness in this noisy era, unfolds absurd and bizarre plots and tells nine stories about escape. Each story touches the most secret and contradictory emotions in people's hearts, and is truly sharp and tangled. Escape or return? Although the nine stories of "Taipei·Self-Portrait", "Lhasa·Green Tara", "Sanya·Handcuffs", "Qingdao·Dad", "Iguazu·Aquamarine", "Wuwei·Legs", "Vienna·Closet", "Karuizawa·Hotspring", and "America·Scent" are independent, the characters are connected with each other. They are either friends, teachers and students, or past lovers. The supporting character of the previous story is the protagonist of the next story. A small thing that happened in the previous story changed the fate of the protagonist in the latter story.

Loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. It can stir your heart in a small way, lead to chaos in a small way, and turn the tide in a small way. I often think that in this large era, all the heartbreaking things for us as individuals are actually small-scale. So, can you also please like me on a small scale? Content Recommendation: There has never been true empathy in this world. The landslides in everyone's heart are just light and calm in the eyes of others. However, it is those small-scale soul-stirring, those two people's turmoil that makes us all. These 16 trivial fragments of novels or essays should be regarded as a commemoration of this soul-stirring. This world is too lonely, please like me.

The "Lawrence Classics Series" consists of four books: "Sons and Lovers", "Women in Love", "The Woman on Horseback" and "The White Peacock". The translation was led by domestic Lawrence research experts Feng Jiqing and Bi Bingbin, bringing together three generations of outstanding domestic translators, old, middle and young. The translation is simple and elegant, restoring the beautiful context of the original work, and a large number of footnotes present the social background and British cultural heritage of the time. "White Peacock" is his debut novel. It tells the story of the love entanglement between young men and women from different walks of life, and reveals the opposition between nature and modern civilization, pastoral life and the industrial age. It is autobiographical, and the themes that run through Lawrence's literary works-love, marriage, and the impact of parental discord on children-are all clearly and concretely represented in this book. Here, you can find the prototypes of characters in Lawrence's subsequent works and understand his original intention of creation.

This book is the third in the "Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter" series of novels based on Chinese legendary notes by writer Zhang Dachun. After the performance of "The Young Master of the Spring Lamp", where the heroes of the city are happy and the eccentricities of intellectual officialdom are sorted out in "Battle of Xia Yang", the writer Zhang Dachun once again demonstrated his extremely skillful narrative skills in the bookstore, weaving the notebook materials of Chinese legends, and tracing the interesting legends that were buried and hidden in the gaps between official history and legends. The twelve stories in this book are about people who are "aware of the current affairs" and understand the principles of blessings and disasters in the turbulent world and at the time of change. There are also ghosts, monsters and foxes from all walks of life, each showing their magical powers; encounters between immortals and mortals lead to extraordinary deeds.

"It Will Make You Comfortable When You Lie Down" contains twenty-one short stories by Cao Kou, some of which were published on literary BBS when the Internet was just popular. These works, crafted with pure literary enthusiasm and a rigorous craftsman's attitude, are mature as soon as they are produced, calm and majestic, and unique in style. Compared with later works, they are "more Cao Kou".

This book is a bilingual book in Chinese and English. The exquisite stories, interesting translations, and authentic English allow readers to not only appreciate the richness and complexity of human nature in the micro-novel, but also to deeply appreciate the unique expressions and artistic beauty of the English language. It is a must-read for literature lovers and English learners. "The Day You've Been Waiting for in Your Life" selects touching articles about emotions, allowing you to appreciate the value and true meaning of love in life while reading.

This book is a bilingual book in Chinese and English. The exquisite stories, interesting translations, and authentic English allow readers to not only appreciate the richness and complexity of human nature in the micro-novel, but also to deeply appreciate the unique expressions and artistic beauty of the English language. It is a must-read for literature lovers and English learners. "All Roads Are the Way Home" selects content about self-cultivation and temperament cultivation, and is mostly suspenseful. It has an "O. Henry"-style ending, allowing you to reflect on yourself and meet a better self in a relaxed and enjoyable reading.

Wang Zengqi is both a novelist and a writer of daily life, so his novels are bright and clear, poetic and life-like, seemingly plain but full of affection. In his writing, everyone and everything are clever and endearing. His novels are precise, contain endless meanings, and have endless charm. In addition to famous works such as "Connoisseur", "Ordering", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Chicken and Duck Masters", this book also contains good-looking but not very well-known works such as "Two Lanterns" and "Ruiyun", which comprehensively reflects Wang Zengqi's novel style. There has never been a writer who can combine Chinese flavor, natural flavor, fireworks flavor and fun like Wang Zengqi, who can organically combine Chinese classical literature with modern literature, and who can express joy and melancholy together.

This book is an expanded version of "Now That We've Come So Far". Based on the previous version, 11 novels of about 80,000 words have been added to allow readers who like Zhang Jiawei to enjoy more reading pleasure. The cute little jokes previously included in the book have been made into four-color hand-painted booklets this time. Readers can collect, give away, and record their moods. Better paper that is more suitable for collection and gift giving; a format that is more suitable for reading; and richer content.

"Old Things in the South of the City" is Ms. Lin Haiyin's famous work. It has been a best-seller since its publication in 1960. The whole book shows the joys and sorrows of the adult world through Yingzi's childish eyes. The deep poetry in the light sadness has infected generations of readers. Over the decades, "Old Stories in the South of the City" has been reprinted numerous times in novel versions. In 1985, the book was adapted for the screen in mainland China. The movie "The Story of the Past in the South of the City" won many awards including the "Golden Rooster Award for Chinese Films", the Golden Eagle Medal for Best Feature Film at the 2nd Manila International Film Festival, and the Idea Award for Best Film at the 14th Belgrade International Children's Film Festival.

This collection collects some of the author's short and medium-sized novels in recent years. They are the reflection of all the author's thoughts and perceptions about life, life, the world, and this reality during a period. The protagonists in these novels are mostly helpless people in reality. Their humbleness, confusion, and resistance are all worthy of attention. This collection attempts to create a world that is divorced from reality. It comes from this reality but is extracted from it. It is completely different from the rules in this world. It is a bit magical, a bit bizarre, and a bit sentimental. The most important thing is that it is the escape of weak souls in reality again and again. The work focuses on those people with extremely sensitive and powerful mental states, their confrontation with reality, their yearning for beauty and their escape. In the process, it embodies the deep beauty of human nature and the light of spiritual power.

Taiwan Times Literary Award-winning work, Hong Kong Literary Flag Xixi's short story collection. This book contains a total of eleven short stories by Xixi. The protagonist here is a football referee or a stowaway refugee. The story takes place in a floating city or a non-existent fertile town. Some people dream that they are floating in the air, and some find themselves in a detention camp... The author says in the preface that in the torrent of life, everyone has a different ferry. If you also hear birdsong in the distance, it may be time to open this book and explore the other side of the river.

The master of psychological tracing, Stefan Zweig, collects all classic short and medium stories worth collecting, and provides an authoritative version of famous works and translations. From content to binding, it is quite exquisite. It is a classic collection edition that all readers who love Zweig's novels should not miss. "The Story of Chess" was the last novella published by Zweig during his lifetime. It is a political allegory, a classic piece that accuses war and praises human nature. It has an ever-lasting charm in the history of literature. The novel is known as a masterpiece among short stories and short stories for its meticulous psychological portrayal, passionate language, wonderful and compact plot, and shocking emotional power.

Exploring the ultimate mystery of women's soul, celebrating the supreme miracle of human emotions, Stephen Zweig's classic novella worth collecting is included in its entirety, and is an authoritative version jointly dedicated by famous translators of masterpieces. From the content to the binding, it is extremely sophisticated. It is a classic collection edition that all readers who love Zweig's novels should not miss. Including "Fear", "Letter from a Strange Woman" and "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life"

Collection of Jack London's Short Stories (9) - Tragic Life As a prolific American short story writer in the 20th century, Jack London described the difficult lives of disadvantaged groups in society with emotional writing. "Mapushi's House" accuses the white colonialists of exploiting and plundering the indigenous people; "Too Much Gold" truly represents the arduous and difficult gold mining journey of the poor; "A Thousand Dozen" describes the tortuous and arduous road to wealth for the small people at the bottom of society. The three novels have different plots, but all of them make people deeply understand the hardship and misfortune of the people at the bottom of society. The plot of the novel is fascinating, the structure is compact, and the text is concise and vivid, which further increases the appeal of the novel.

This book is a collection of original stories from the public account of the late-night emotional healing room and "One Person's Little Tavern", a gathering place for 6 million readers. The book contains the latest original works by best-selling authors Xiao Bei, Di Renliu, Wang Dachun, and the story-telling classmate Jiang. This is a tavern that sells stories, with wine, cats and stories. At 01:01 every night, it uses sound to heal every lonely patient suffering from insomnia late at night. Xiao Bei, the shopkeeper, has always wanted to open an inn of his own in Dali, Yunnan, and his small tavern is the online head office of this inn. She also invited four boyfriend night watchmen to go online on time and at 0:01 every Monday, Wednesday and fifth night. "Have you ever loved someone risking your life?" "Companionship and understanding are more important than love." "Waiting for someone is impossible."... You can find the spiritual resonance with 500,000 drinking buddies in the story of the tavern about the little things in love and the little confusions in growing up.

"Looking at Art from Another Eye" includes 17 art essays published by Barnes in "Modern Painters", "Times Literary Supplement", "London Review of Books" and other journals, as well as 50 relevant full-color masterpieces by the painter, with a special appendix of the author's preface. Beginning with Gericault's "The Beach" art review (included in "Chapter 101\u002F2 World History"), writer Barnes turned his attention to the field of art and has since written a series of art essays with a unique style. Starting from the unprecedentedly prosperous French painting scene in the nineteenth century, Barnes leads us through the stories of seventeen artists - Géricault, Delacroix, Courbet, Manet, Fontaine-Latour... Leading us all the way to romanticism, realism, and then modernism.

This book is mainly a collection of key novels and short stories. The work is full of innocent childlike innocence and delicate emotions common to female writers. It reflects some problems in real life. It not only praises the light but does not avoid the shadows under the light, and writes about the protagonist's distress, worries, complex psychological changes, etc.

A brand new work by Yi Shu, a powerful young writer, a commemorated "regret and forgetfulness", recommended by famous writers such as Hong Ying and Li Bihua. A meeting, a heartbeat, a cold spring breeze; a grand event together, and the original intention of looking across the river. One is innocence, one is mediocrity, one is a dream about Never Island; one is war and chaos, and one is solemnity that will never look back. 5 Love stories, warm and beautiful, touching and healing. May you be away for half your life and still a young man when you return.

This book collects 75 short stories written by the author over the past 20 years. Among them, the first story "Fake Play and Real Acting" won the first place in the short novel category of the National Liang Bin Novel Award. Yan Jingming, Secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association, commented that his "novel" is intertwined with a dramatic scene and dramatic plot, cleverly transforming a dramatic performance into an interpretation of real life. The sudden reversal at the end further strengthens this intention. It reflects the author's familiarity with the artistic characteristics of short novels.

"Fairy Tales of the Red Earth Plateau" edited by Xiao Jian is one of the books in the Song of Life series.

This book is a collection of short and medium-sized novels, a drama and two movie scripts created by the author over the years. It is divided into three parts. Each part is composed of more than a dozen stories. It has various themes such as war, workers, and common people. It may be long or short, tragedy or drama. It is based on ordinary working people or war scenes. The characters are vivid, the story is vivid and twists, and it is highly readable. It reflects the real and vivid psychology and living conditions of the people under the background of the times.

This book is a collection of short stories. Collects some short stories written by Yang Xian, totaling 24 pieces with 220,000 words. Most of the novels have been published in paper media. Yang Xian is a serious and persistent author who came down from the northwest plateau. He sympathizes with and pays attention to the evolution of the countryside he is familiar with. The novel is set around "Shaomaying", a small town in the northwest border, and describes the living conditions of all living beings in this area. The characters are unique and the writing style is changeable. The deep local blood is beating between the lines and the strong local complex is entwined. Many of his works contain unique thoughts and insights. In terms of implication, both in terms of space and time, the small town in his writings far exceeds its geographical significance and has a wider representativeness. It gives the creation of short stories in the northwest a warm and profound humanistic color.

This collection selects forty-nine works created by the author. These works use the author's insight and understanding of life, through character portrayal and plot description, to praise truth, goodness, and beauty, and also to criticize falsehood, ugliness, and evil. From the perspective of human nature, it expresses the author's distinct thoughts and emotions; at the same time, it expresses his deep nostalgia for his hometown and his constant love for the people in his hometown.

The Summer Palace Corridor was built in the 15th year of Qianlong (1750). It starts from Yaoyue Gate in the east and ends at Shizhang Pavilion in the west, with a total length of 728 meters and a total of 273 rooms. This promenade with Chinese classical architectural features has a total of 14,000 large and small paintings. It is not only famous for its bright colors, strong decoration, and aesthetic appeal that appeals to both refined and popular tastes. It is also listed in the "Guinness Book of World Records" for its rich painting themes such as paintings of flowers, birds, fish and insects, landscapes, and human stories, showing people a magnificent colorful scroll. The most fascinating among them are the more than 200 paintings of characters and stories. Most of these lifelike character paintings are selected from stories in the Chinese classical literary masterpieces "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Journey to the West", "Water Margin", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "The Romance of the Gods" and "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio". For this publication, 187 well-preserved color paintings were carefully selected, and the pictures were outlined using line drawing techniques. Vivid scenes and pictures appeared vividly on the paper, accompanied by text descriptions, which truly reproduced the artistic value and cultural connotation of the corridor color paintings.

"Vagus Nerve" is a collection of short stories and a collection of wonderful moments, filled with little legends in the metropolis of Shanghai. The author btr used 89 legends and 24 hand-written graffiti to record a wonderful moment with just one story and one painting. There are moments of chance encounters, moments of distraction, trance-like dream-like situations, and moments of hallucinations. And these moments are fleeting. If they are not recorded, no one will remember them again. When you read "Vagus Nerve" and read about strange dreams or strange hallucinations, you will feel very warm and comforting, "It turns out that I am not alone."

The Republic of China was a very legendary era, where old ideas and new culture, robes and jackets, suits and leather shoes, women with small feet and new-style women coexisted... The old and the new alternated and stirred up each other. The colorful life gave birth to a huge social transformation. That's why there is such a beautiful and moving love between suit and cheongsam, and there is such an incredible marriage between suit and feet. This book tells the strange marriage stories of more than 30 masters and celebrities of the Republic of China, allowing you to appreciate the various market conditions of that era, and understand China in the period of transformation and the Chinese people who keep pace with the times.

This book is a collection of short stories based on ancient myths and historical legends. It contains eight short stories written by Lu Xun between 1922 and 1935. The overall style is calm, rich, humorous and free. Although Lu Xun's inherent sadness is still hidden in his heart, it is revealed by his humorous "playful pen and ink". Mr. Lu Xun himself believed that this was a collection of "myths, legends and historical facts".

This book is a collection of Mr. Yang Jiang's works, including the author's 7 books, namely "The Three of Us", "Six Notes on the Cadre School", "The "Invisible" Visitor", "About Tea", "Phaedo", "Miscellaneous Memories and Miscellaneous Writings: 1933-1991", "Miscellaneous Memories and Miscellaneous Writings: 1992-2013".

"A Brief History of Chinese Novels" was originally Lu Xun's lecture notes on the history of Chinese novels at Peking University, with a total of twenty-eight articles. It was written in 1924 and published by Beijing Beixin Book Company in 1925. This book is the first monograph on the history of Chinese novels compiled by Mr. Lu Xun. The book has a total of twenty-eight chapters, describing the occurrence, development, and evolution of ancient Chinese novels, starting from myths and legends and ending with condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. This book has a rich collection of materials and collected them carefully. It analyzes the thought and art of the novels of the past dynasties with concise words and accurate judgments. It is a landmark classic work in the 20th century. This book is also the first work in the study of the history of Chinese novels. It studies classical novels from a modern perspective and examines literary works from an aesthetic perspective. Together with Wang Guowei's "History of Song and Yuan Operas", it is known as "the two gems in the study of Chinese literature and art history".

This eight-volume series contains more than 1,007 articles written by Niu Paina from 1986 to 2011. These works reflect the author's different creative interests and thinking conditions in different periods, and reflect the author's creative style of broad vision, outspokenness, and criticism of current ills, as well as his sense of historical mission as an intellectual and his social critical spirit as an essayist. "The Wild Grass of Consciousness" is one of the books in this series.

This eight-volume series contains more than 1,007 articles written by Niu Paina from 1986 to 2011. These works reflect the author's different creative interests and thinking conditions in different periods, the author's creative style of broad vision, outspokenness, and criticism of current ills, as well as his sense of historical mission as an intellectual and his social critical spirit as an essayist. "Fragments of History" is one of the books in this series.

"Hu Shi Talks about Reading" contains Hu Shi's exploration of reading methods, records of reading experiences, discussions with friends on certain issues in the book, and his list of Chinese studies books for young students. The content is easy to understand and the language is simple and practical. It is the best book for the public to read.

This eight-volume series contains more than 1,007 articles written by Niu Paina from 1986 to 2011. These works reflect the author's different creative interests and thinking conditions in different periods, and reflect the author's creative style of broad vision, outspokenness, and criticism of current ills, as well as his sense of historical mission as an intellectual and his social critical spirit as an essayist. "Last Night's West Wind" is one of the books in this series.

"Niu Paina Collection 8: Cultural Dignity" includes articles such as "Analysis on the Reasons for the Difficulties in Conceptual Change in Backward Areas", "On Limited Representatives of People's Representatives", "The Reference to "Semi-colonial and Semi-feudal Society" is Unscientific", "On the Negative Effects of Primary Stage Theory", "Establishing the Legal Status of Personal Property", "On Several Issues That Should Be Attentioned in the Construction of Spiritual Civilization in Minority Areas", "Strive to Improve Theoretical Thinking Ability", "Further Establishing a Social Fashion of Respecting Knowledge and Respecting Talents".

"Jiangnan Huihui" is a collection of micro-novels by Hui author Sha Minnong. It contains a total of 84 works, including "Hey, wasn't it published?" ", "Meeting in the Air", "Everything Happens with a Special Background", "Micro-Novel and Me", etc., Are organized into four series, including: humorous and heartwarming chapters, satirical and absurd chapters, documentary and photo chapters, and creative talks.

This article is a collection of short stories written by the protagonist Ruridera. It describes the journey of young people studying in a foreign land, the confused mentality when they first enter the workplace, the discussion of conflicts between work and life, the encounters and staying together in love and marriage, etc. It reflects the pain points of the entire society from one character and triggers thinking.

This set contains 10 volumes, which is the first volume in the series of foreign selections of must-read classics for the new curriculum standards. They are "The Sorrows of Young Werther", "Jane Eyre", "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", "Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales", "Gulliver's Travels", "Gitanjali = Chinese-English", "Stray Birds & The Crescent Moon: Chinese-English", "Rabbit Slope", "The Wizard of Oz" and "Bambi".

This set contains 10 volumes, which is the first volume in the series of foreign selections of must-read classics for the new curriculum standards. They are "Love of Life; The Call of the Wild", "Hunter's Notes", "Robinson Crusoe", "Childhood·On Earth·My University", "Walden Pond", "Around the World in Eighty Days", "Annie's Diary", "Captain Grant's Children", "Wuthering Heights" and "Resurrection".

This set of books has 16 volumes in total and is a must-read classic in the new Zhejiang version of the curriculum. They are "Master Zongyue", "Cat City", "Luo Peanut", "Four Generations Under One Roof: All 2 Volumes", "Scarecrow", "Stars and Spring Waters", "The Story of Hulan River", "Weeds", "Little Orange Lantern", "My Life", "Scream·Wandering", "Back", "Camel Xiangzi", "Teahouse", "Flowers in the Mirror" and "Song Notes on a Journey to Hunan".

Wake up the sleeping people in the iron house, get up and destroy the iron house, and at the same time support the May Fourth New Culture Movement and "comfort the warriors running in loneliness." "The Scream" is the beginning and maturity of modern Chinese novels. This book contains fourteen novels written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922. Each of these fourteen novels has its own complexity, but the content and themes can be roughly summarized as follows: "Diary of a Madman" criticizes the hypocrisy and cruelty of traditional life and can be regarded as the general outline of Lu Xun's novels. "Medicine", "Hometown", and "The True Story of Ah Q" not only reflect the social landscape after the Revolution of 1911, but also explore issues of national character. In novels such as "Kong Yiji" and "Dragon Boat Festival", the author exposed the mental trauma and crisis of old and new intellectuals. But "The Scream" is not all heavy work depicting pathologies. For example, "Social Opera" shows the kind and honest qualities of farmers, "Rabbit and Cat" and "Duck's Comedy" express thoughts on love and life in the form of prose, and the overall style is also clear.

In the early 1990s, I came to Hungary with my husband and lived in Budapest, known as the shining pearl on the Danube River. For more than 20 years, in this strange land, I experienced loneliness and loss, confusion and wandering, hard work and struggle, and finally got out of the trough of my soul. When I am over sixty years old, I can live calmly and calmly under the sunshine of a foreign country. This strength not only comes from my inner strength, but more importantly, I always carry a beautiful dream deep in my heart - a literary dream. It is literature that has accompanied me through countless lonely and miserable nights far away from my motherland and relatives.

This set of books has 9 volumes in total, namely "War and Memories: All 2 Volumes", "War Storms: All 2 Volumes", "Caine Mutiny", "The Birth of Israel: Hope.1", "The Birth of Israel: Hope.2", "The Birth of Israel: Glory.1", "The Birth of Israel: Glory.2".

"The World" is Yuan Ling's first collection of novellas, including nine stories such as "The World", "Snowfall", "Pastoral", "Gelang", "Hunting Fish" and "Turning the Mountain". In the novel, there is a man who lost his eyesight in a mining accident, a "ginger" who made a living by crying to death, a logger who struggled with the mountains and the fate, and a village who looked for hope in Jesus... They seem to be marginalized and no one cares about them, but they have lived out folk legends. After "The Moss Will Not Go Away", Yuan Ling still focused his attention on the people at the bottom, and by describing their fate, he showed a rural picture of suffering but full of hope.

"Dark Experience" collects three modern fables created by Li Hongwei. The novel "Dark Experience" of the same name tells the story of young Zhang Li who works in the "Dark Experience" Bureau to select outlines of works suitable for publication and supervise the creation of authors. With the rise of his career, Zhang Li found that he and his black cat were turning white and transparent... In "The Reader Doesn't Know Where to End", members of the reading club were talking about a novel called "The List". A book reviewer accidentally received an expanded version of the sample book from the author of "The List", only to find that the original version of the book had never been released. It turns out that the book critic is a fictional character written by the author of "Manifest"... In "Reality Consultant", in order to calm down a secret, the mother chooses to appear in front of her son in a perfect virtual appearance before she dies...

He even had some luck that he had traveled a long way, and the dreams he had hidden deep down that could never be told were quietly vented in these women. He was tolerated by women's love, like an unbearable spring, unfolding effortlessly.

This book closely focuses on the three major themes of thriller, bizarre, and horror, and collects classic works by world-famous thriller mystery novelists, covering hot topics such as vampires, secret room murders, curses, and disappearances within a game. The plot of the story is tortuous and attractive, with suspense everywhere and interlocking links. It is a good thriller novel.

This book is the debut work of the beautiful writer Jian Mao. It is a collection of short stories sorted according to the 24 solar terms. The author writes 23 stories about the troubles and insights of life. The process is not always tortuous, and the ending is not always happy. Maybe life is like this, and we are the people in the story.

This book is based on the "Complete Collection of Wang Zengqi's Novels" newly published by People's Literature in early 2016. It selects 19 novels by Mr. Wang Zengqi in various periods to restore the original creation of the famous novelist. The selection is precise and the volume is moderate. It aims to allow more readers of the younger generation to read Wang Zengqi and rediscover the beauty of language and stories in modern Chinese.