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"The Bridge" is a collection of Tan Ge's novels, including "The Bridge" and "Special Skills". Among them, "The Bridge" was selected into the unified primary school Chinese textbook. These novels focus on folk anecdotes and tell the ups and downs of ordinary people's lives. The stories are tortuous and vivid, and the language is fluent and vivid. Tan Ge's novels continue the aesthetic pursuit of notebook novels and are highly literary and readable.

"Don't let your children lose at the starting line." This sentence has made many parents and children crazy, and it has also caused many social problems and family conflicts. This novel describes the cruel situation of transitioning from primary school to junior high school in Shanghai, an international metropolis. In order to advance from primary school to junior high school, children and parents use all their strength, including training, competitions, examinations, consultations, resume submissions, interviews, catching the subway, chasing buses, and often sprinting for 100 meters. Parents who are caught between being senior and junior, working hard for their careers, paying off mortgages, raising children, taking care of their parents, are experiencing a mid-life crisis. While supporting children who are struggling in school, they strive to move forward under the pressure of life.

This book shows the tremendous changes that have taken place in all aspects of society during the historical process of China's reform and opening up, and has created a group of ordinary little people who shine with the brilliance of humanity. The protagonist Weng Weiang is a college student majoring in finance in the early 1980s. The first volume of the novel focuses on his work, love, and ideological journey in a small town. The characters in the story dream of breaking out of the small town and opening up a new world of their own, but fate forces them to choose different directions...

The work that has won the Mao Dun Literature Award for forty years, a shining pearl of contemporary literature, and Ge Fei's masterpiece! Three honest people, three crazy people. Three loves, three eras. From the end of the Qing Dynasty to the beginning of the Republic of China until now, a family has spanned a hundred years. Struggle in the absurd, reincarnate in the moth's flight to the flame. The dream begins in the flower house, and the dream ends in the flower house. A magnificent and cold epic, reflecting the destiny of the Chinese people for a century. In Huajiashe, in the mountains and rivers of Jiangnan, five generations of a family span a hundred years, going back and forth between sobriety and confusion, pursuing dreams and being broken in the tide of the times. In the end, they cannot surpass the ethics of the world and the love of their children. This book is the first part of Ge Fei's "Jiangnan Trilogy". The flower house in "Jiangnan" is the Macondo in "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and the White Deer Plain in "White Deer Plain".

My name is Eddie and I am a boy. I am afraid of going to school and hate staying at home. I don't have any happy memories of my childhood. That doesn't mean I've never experienced happiness or pleasure; it's just that it's generally painful - the pain eclipses everything else. You may not believe it, but I often face more pain than others, or it is a collection of other people's pain. Being isolated and beaten at school, oh, it's nothing. Being regarded as "crazy" by parents is actually not bad. If violence, poverty, and ignorance are the criteria for testing a "man", then I would rather be a "fool." As a "misfit" person, perhaps only by escaping from here can I truly live...

"West Window" has 9 chapters in total, using two main lines of virtuality and reality. One line tells the spiritual and emotional dilemmas of the hero and heroine who are immersed in virtual life in the self-media era, using poetic language and a unique perspective to express an emotional love song in the new era; the other line tells the story of the new countryside in the context of the fading away of farming civilization, the confusion of human nature, and the various efforts and hardships the heroine has made to change her destiny and pursue love.

This is a novel about marriage and love. The author describes "Suffocating Marriage - Prison Breakers in Ten Years' Siege", "Supernumerary Marriage - I am who I thought I was", "Looking Marriage - I will see what I saw when I turned around", "DINK Marriage - a life that I don't want to continue", "Sexless Marriage - I am the flower waiting to be pollinated in your hand", "Opportunistic Marriage - the death chip that keeps getting heavier", "Gap Marriage - the pillow person looking at each other across the river", "Quality Marriage - there is tenderness in the water. "There is tolerance in the fire" "Stick to marriage - the principles and techniques of the seesaw" "Love marriage - meet you early and lose you early" "Several marriages - a circle with an uncertain future" "Marginal marriage - you can't get love if you enter the marriage" The themes of "Habitual marriage - tasteless and useless waste", "Family marriage - they, them and them sleep in my marriage bed" and "Endless marriage - knowing each other are not the end", describe the group portraits of marriage and love in the contemporary world. Different marriages, different women, the author writes different stories based on different women's marriages, including Bai Lan's suffocating marriage. Bai Lan and Zhou Yu have been in love for six years and married for nine years. She used to think that domestic violence only existed in other people's homes, such as her aunt. However, one day, when Zhou Yu mobilized all his relatives to surround Bai Lan's family, she realized that domestic violence was not just other people's stories. However, there are Bailan's suffocating marriages, as well as sexless marriages and DINK marriages, as well as family marriages, and Juanyong is a family marriage. Gao Fushuai and Bai Fumei finally got together, but it was not because of love. Juanyong also wanted to resist, but with the failure of the family business, he had to obey his parents' orders. Fortunately, his Bai Fumei Xiaozhen was worthy of his love. Different people have different marriages. The author chose different characters from multiple perspectives and wrote different marriage stories.

Shang Yuhao, who is middle-aged and has a successful career, marries the young and beautiful Xi Xiaotao. The combination of an old husband and a young wife, a vigorous remarriage life. The business field is filled with smoke, and the backyard can catch fire at any time. How does Shang Yuhao, who is torn between family and career, pick up the pieces?

During the Republic of China, Niu Sanniu, a farm boy, fell in love at first sight with Tian Ye'er, a rich girl, but unexpectedly broke up the affair between Ye'er and her cousin Aries. In order to protect the reputation of the country squire, the Tian family blamed San Niu and wanted to execute him in public. At a critical moment, Sanniu was rescued by the bandit leader Chougui Boss and embarked on a journey of escape. On the way to escape, Sanniu and his party met Aries again. At this time, they had already changed their faces and became members of New China with new identities. Because of her excellent work, Yuan Yuan, the daughter of factory director Yuan, secretly promised Sanniu, but Aries interfered, causing Sanniu to abandon Yuan Yuan and return to Tianjiazhuang to meet Ye'er. However, she was able to marry Yuan Yuan until one night, Sanniu bumped into Aries and Ye'er's affair again...

Hu Min is a child who came out of the countryside and came to the city with a dream of literature. He met Lin Bowen who had fallen into the dust, He Dongsheng who was playing games and others. However, the overly realistic city life left him at a loss, and the dream he persisted in seemed not worth mentioning. Seeing the relationship with his so-called friends gradually drifting away, Hu Min had no choice but to return to the countryside to shoulder the heavy responsibility of taking care of his family. After learning about her life experience, her lover Wu Rurou was disillusioned and wanted to go away from home. At this time, Hu Min, who was already seriously ill, tried his best to say goodbye to Wu Rurou for the last time. This book takes the various experiences of several graduated college students as the main line, covering work life, emotional entanglements, family and marriage, etc., And tells the attitude and yearning of graduated college students facing a new life. The novel profoundly reveals the attitudes, responsibilities and missions of young people with different personalities in the same period towards life.

This is a very good novel. It tells the story of the heroine Roland who, after losing her husband, does not want to remarry and does not believe in fate. Instead, she stubbornly takes on the important task of raising children on her own. Looking back on her life, her experiences, although ordinary, were full of ups and downs. Roland's two sons and three daughters also have different personalities, different encounters, and different stories. Their destinies are closely linked by blood and family ties. The novel describes their family's life in tears and laughter with delicate and sincere writing. Although it is just the joys and sorrows of an ordinary family, the author's writing is full of family warmth and the fun of life, allowing readers to feel every aspect of life, especially the greatness, selflessness and purity of maternal love! This book is suitable for the general public to read.

"Youth Journey" is a documentary novel about the growth of a teenager. Under the coercion and temptation of reality, the protagonist groans in depression, is at a loss, and even has absurd life experiences, alluding to the cruel oppression of a generation by the times. Perhaps, everyone has experienced cruelty in their youth, but each era has its own cruel samples, and the cruel methods and styles are different.

This is a work that presents the status of "college migrant workers" born after 1985 in the city in the new era. Because they were born in rural areas, contemporary rural college students will have to put in more effort into urban life. They are university graduates and farmers. In the city, without the care of their families, they work hard alone, face various pressures and challenges, and taste all kinds of ups and downs while integrating into the city. With intellectual language, humorous and ironic style, and delicate and touching details, the novel vividly portrays Chen Xiaoguang, a "college migrant worker" born in 1985, and reproduces the current new form of dual opposition between urban and rural areas. The description in this book is objective and true, and is suitable for the public to read.

Song Shuen was born into a poor peasant family with a low status in the village. His grandfather had taught him to keep his tail between his legs since he was little, and this concept was eating away at his soul like a stubborn disease. In the process of trying to escape from the "farm gate", Song Shuen kept a low profile, showed weakness at every turn, and endured humiliation and burden. For this reason, he does not hesitate to disappoint his benefactor and betray his lover. From the bottom of his heart, he tried to get rid of what was inherent in his bones, but in the end he had to compromise. "Central Plains Fox" devotes a lot of space to revealing Song Shuen's character, exploring the social and cultural foundation for its formation, and expressing his thoughts on retrieving faith and returning to humanity.

In "Ordinary Days", his perspective turns to the lower class society, allowing us to appreciate the power of folk wisdom - seemingly ordinary, but more spicy and delicious. It integrates ordinary stories that happen in cities and rural areas, allowing readers to appreciate the various situations in the world and the ups and downs of life. "Ordinary Days" is a collection of short stories and short stories that selects Wang Yuewen's outstanding works about ordinary people's lives published over the years, including "Country Allusions" and "It Can Be Counted as Love", a total of 10 pieces, which reflect the author Wang Yuewen's deep thinking on social reality and love.

Qu Ge is a young man from a small town who has his own confusion and dreams in life. Along the way of his growth, he met many friends and recorded them in writing over the years. There are regrets, joy, sadness, and hope in his story...

Most of the works included in this book are from a female perspective, revealing the confusions that women of different eras encountered in the workplace and at home, and the choices they made when faced with love, family affection, and friendship. While expressing women's delicate emotions, it also triggers readers and society to think about caring for women.

In a corner of the south of the Yangtze River, there is a mountain called Wuyou Mountain. It is unclear when Wuyou Mountain got its name. It's just that the mountain is beautiful and tall, and there is another wonderful thing. In the early morning of Mengxia, when the sun is beautiful and the wind is gentle, the purple mist will linger on the mountain peak, and the mist will cover half of the mountainside, like a fairyland. Not far from the foot of Wuyou Mountain, there is a village called Zixu Village. The story follows the years when two sisters who are inseparable from each other in Zixu Village grow from girls to women, and records the ups and downs of their respective pursuits of different ideals and destinations...

"Vanity Fair (Part 1 and 2)" mainly describes the heroine who is discriminated against in society, so she uses various strategies and even uses sex to seduce and curry favor with the rich and powerful, and uses any means to climb up the ladder. This character is neither evil nor kind, but very humane and completely a product of the times. The work bitterly satirizes various ugly phenomena in the "vanity fair" where conscience and honor are traded, and is good at using profound psychological description and vivid details to depict characters. It is a masterpiece of realism. Yang Bi's translation is wonderful and vivid, and it is a model work in the history of English literary translation. Mr. Yang Jiang's theory of "point trouble" in literary translation has had a significant impact on the literary translation community and has aroused praise and controversy among many scholars. In his article "Techniques of Translation" written by Mr. Yang Jiang, he said: The words that can be simplified are the so-called "point troubles" in "Shi Tong Waipian" written by Liu Zhiji of the Tang Dynasty. By removing impurities, you can eliminate a large number of "waste words" and make the translation clear and smooth. This is a very delicate and arduous process. On the one hand, you have to try to refine a sentence to be concise and relevant; on the other hand, you have to be careful not to delete unnecessary words.

"The Stones of Iraq" is a collection of short stories and short stories written by Qiang Renliu, which includes 12 short stories and short stories written by him in recent years. Pingwu County, where the author was born, was an area severely hit by the 5.12 Earthquake, and is also where these stories took place. With a calm, wise, gentle but powerful style of writing, the author tears down the boundaries between existence and nothingness, and casts a compassionate gaze on the experiences, joys and sorrows of ordinary people, and even their plight. The unique perspectives and feelings, as well as the passionate, creative and energetic language, make these stories get rid of the conventional narrative methods and become unique.

Mr. Ishii of Tamamori Gallery receives several groups of tourists from China every month, all because the gallery represents a well-known artist - Noguchi, who is good at making Japanese samurai statues. The Chinese man Yang Zhe who came to our door this time looked slovenly. He was dressed and looked like a TEPCO worker. You're not the kind of person who spends millions of yen on art, are you? Ishii told Yang Zhe: In the near future, they will be exhibiting at the Tokyo Art Fair (Art Fair). Tokyo] sold Noguchi's works. There were many buyers who made reservations to attend. In order to accept the samurai statue, Yang Zhe and his secretary Xiao Jin worked hard: they applied for VIP tickets for the art fair, inspected the location of Tamamori Gallery in the exhibition hall in advance, and successfully became the first and second guests to enter the art fair. However, Mr. Ishii went back on his word and rejected the first-come-first-served principle, allowing Yang Zhe and other buyers to guess the statue. Only the winner could win the statue. Yang Zhe, who lost the guessing game, was dissatisfied with this and decided to assert his rights. In the process of fighting with the "imaginary enemy" Ishii, Yang Zhe discovered the rare face of the Japanese and Japanese society...

In 1932, a boy was transferred to the class of 16-year-old Jewish boy Hans Schwartz at Alexander Middle School in Wittenberg, Stuttgart, Germany. This young man whose full name is "Count Conradin von Hohenfels" is a descendant of a prominent local noble. His arrival made all the teachers and students in the class cautious. Hans, like other boys, was eager to attract Conradin's attention, and by chance, due to their shared love for Hölderlin and ancient Greek coins, he really became a sworn friend with Conradin. However, this friendship has been shrouded in the shadow of the Third Reich from the beginning. The anti-Semitic situation has continued to worsen. Hans and Conradin, who have very different identities, had a fierce dispute. Although they agreed to continue to be friends, this friendship came to an end. Hans's parents decided to send him alone to the United States; this was Hans's last winter in Germany, but the two boys could not truly reconcile before parting. Thirty years later, Hans, living in the United States, became a successful lawyer. After learning that his parents were forced to commit suicide, he never opened a page of Holderlin's poetry collection and tried to forget the war and his past as a German. One day, Hans, who is passionate about charity, received a letter from Alexander High School. The letter included a list of alumni who died in World War II... Can Hans and Conradin meet again on the other side of the world?

"Ni Huanzhi" is Ye Shengtao's only full-length novel. It tells the story of a progressive intellectual who expected to use "ideal education" to cleanse the darkness of society from the Revolution of 1911 to the failure of the Great Revolution in 1927. The harsh reality shattered Ni Huanzhi's fantasy. With the arrival of the May 4th Movement, Ni Huanzhi was involved in the revolutionary wave, and began to turn his attention to the "public masses" and devote himself to social transformation activities. During the May 30th Movement and the climax of the Great Revolution, Ni Huanzhi initially shifted from a reformist approach of "education to save the nation" to later turning to revolution. However, after the "April 12" counter-revolutionary massacre, Ni Huanzhi did not persist in the heroic struggle like Wang Leshan, but felt fragile that "it was too changed" and even died in pessimism and despair. This ending of the protagonist is a whipping for all petty bourgeois intellectuals who cannot truly integrate with the masses.

This is an inspirational novel about men's struggles in the workplace. The protagonist Ruo Hai was originally a "rich second generation". During the "financial crisis", his father's company with a market value of hundreds of millions suffered losses overnight. Ruohai faced a low point in his life, but with the courage and responsibility of a man, he bravely shouldered the burden of the family. He looked for jobs everywhere, and worked as a "water ghost", deputy director of the sales department, and even taught people to swim for a living... However, after finally getting a job, he was blocked by gangsters, framed and jealous, and was forced to lose his job. In order to find funds to start a business, he fell into the trap set by lenders and "mistresses"; facing temptation and the warmth of his intimate lover, he persisted in his beliefs and pursuits from beginning to end... He finally stood up!

This is a collection of novels in my country that focus on the theme of earthquakes. The author uses the "5.12" Wenchuan earthquake that shocked China and the world as the background. He breaks away from traditional thinking and aesthetic habits and gives full play to the fictional and imaginative functions of the novel in the story scene. He focuses on the soul films of the survivors and the dead before and after the earthquake, and explores the human They reflect on the subtle emotions, values, and moral choices when faced with death, bloodshed, and disability, and reflect on the universal concept of survival, life consciousness, and spiritual pattern of mankind. This breaks the traditional view that "novel cannot present disaster scenes like poetry, photography, and reportage" and has caused repercussions in the literary world. Among them, "Transparent Ruins" is known as my country's first novel that successfully reflects the Wenchuan earthquake.

The work is a series of novels consisting of seven novellas and a dozen short stories. Through the stories that happened in a village, concentrated within a family, and the rural folk customs integrated into them, the author expresses the author's deep feelings for the true traditional culture. Silence and calmness are enough for us to better review and reflect on how to better protect and inherit our excellent traditional national culture.

Among geese, how do you know you are not a goose? A no-holds-barred conceptual novel. "Goose" is relatively simple, it writes everything about the goose. Editor's recommendation: I want to define "The Goose" as little as possible, and also omit the recommendation by famous writers, to present the book more cleanly and let younger readers speak freely...

This "Meeting at Qing Ma Ferry" cannot be considered a novel at all. Compared with those vivid, tortuous, delicate and elegant literary works, it can only be regarded as a rotten tree that has been eroded by wind and insects, because the era it tells is itself colorless, even a bit heavy and desolate. Therefore, it appears rough, stiff, ugly and primitive. Educated Youth, a common name left by 17 million passionate young people in those turbulent years, although it is just a wave in the long river of history, it is also an indelible milestone, even though it has become dark, lonely, desolate and obsolete. Despite the wind and rain, frost and snow, this book has been criticized by the world. As long as it can truly show to future generations the living conditions of the educated youth who fought hard for their ideals, suffered hardships, sorrow, pain and hesitation, and even despair, it will have fulfilled the author Liu Mu's greatest wish.

"Bluestone Lane Locked in Fog" is Wang Liangying's painstaking work that lasted four years and is now published by Shandong Literature and Art Publishing House. The novel describes the ups and downs and mental journeys of six young intellectuals with different identities after they went to Taojiakuang Village in the countryside in the 1960s and 1970s. It contains not only profound reflections and questioning about the life of the times, but also deplorement and sympathy for their personal fate.

"The Story of Hulan River" is Xiao Hong's most important masterpiece. Because of "The Field of Life and Death", people know Xiao Hong; because of "The Story of Hulan River", people remember Xiao Hong, and they also remember that remote but touching town in the northeastern border. "The Story of Hulan River" describes the customs and customs of Hulan City, a small northeastern town in the 1930s and 1940s, and truly and vividly reproduces the lives of local people. The people there are kind but also ignorant, and hateful but also innocent; that land is filled with ignorance and ignorance, and is also full of suffering and sorrow. Although Hulan River is not a quiet pastoral that echoes melodious pastoral songs, the wisps of smoke there are the only warmth and belonging in the heart of a lonely woman.

[First release on the whole network, exclusive customized version for WeChat Reading] After Marquez, Kundera, and Juskind, there is a name you can't miss: Jeffrey Eugenides! He is Stefanie Sun's favorite writer. Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, and media queen Oprah are all loyal readers of "Neutral". The novel won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Literature in the United States and was selected by the BBC as the 12 greatest English novels of the 21st century. Hosseini, the author of "The Kite Runner", once commented on this heavyweight work: "The author spent nine years writing it, and every minute was not wasted. Every minute was worth it." The New York Times Book Review praised "Neuter": "It is both bold and brilliant. If Homer is the ancestor of this story, "Zong, Darwin is another." The novel tells the difficult process of self-identification of an adolescent boy, unfolds the fate of a Greek family in the long history of the United States, and writes a heavyweight contemporary classic epic from the special perspective of a bisexual person and a collection of literary skills. This is a novel about adolescence, and also an epic masterpiece about Greek mythology. Everything was doomed from the moment grandpa and grandma fell in love...

The novel takes Fengyi's growth from 1910 to 1935, from the age of ten to thirty-five, as a clue. It focuses on depicting the fate of three entrepreneurs, Shao Yuanren, Yuan Zixin, and Fang Yexian, as well as the ups and downs of the three major enterprises Yuantai, Hexing, and Chemical Industry Society, showing the fierce conflict between the various forces. At the same time, Fengyi's emotions have also gone through twists and turns. She and Yuan Zixin fell in love at first sight. Yuan Zixin used his own unique way to make Feng Yi stronger in troubled times, but it also made Feng Yi greatly confused about whether he truly loved her. It was not until she became a wife and mother that she suddenly realized the sincerity and depth of Zixin's love. In the unpredictable times of the great era, although everyone has their own limitations, they still strive to become strong in troubled times...

It was serialized in "Qingdao Xinmin Daily" from April to August 1941, signed "Xiao Yu". In 1949, a single volume was published by Shanghai Lili Publishing House, divided into two volumes: "Hongxia on the Sea" and "The Lock of the Soul".

The morning light filled the provincial capital, and the birds broke the silence of dawn. This splendid city with a long history gradually woke up from its slumber. The tall buildings, spacious streets, and beautiful park scenes all gently shed their mysterious veils, revealing their graceful and heroic figures; Father-in-law Sun, who had had enough sleep, leisurely climbed into the eastern sky and casually draped silver gauze on his children; Ana's colorful flowers, plants and trees enjoyed the caress of Father-in-law Sun, swaying in the breeze and smiling at Father-in-law Sun.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, social unrest and folk customs were corrupted, and the lives of the banner people became increasingly difficult. During the Gengzi period, with the arrival of the Boxer Rebellion, the seemingly peaceful life of the obedient people in old Beijing suddenly went into trouble. A series of events that occurred thereafter made the people puzzled and disgraced. The army and the regiment besieged Dongjiao Minxiang. The flag soldiers fulfilled their duties, and the old abbot of Baoguo Temple also walked into the raging fire with full of resentment... Facing the broken rivers and mountains and remaining homes, the old Beijing that had withstood the robbery could only remember this history forever in its heart.

"The Changes of Lijiazhuang" tells the story of the protagonist Zhang Tiesuo and his family who were oppressed by the landlord class in the countryside. They had no right to appeal and their land was occupied, so they had to leave their hometown. Later, under the leadership of the Communist Party, the rule of the landlord class was overthrown. "Three Mile Bay" has a profound description of the contradictions and conflicts that emerged in the agricultural cooperative movement and the changes in the relationships between people, from the autumn harvest, distribution, expansion of cooperatives, merger of cooperatives to preparation for opening canals.

Poisonous Kiss, a novel written by Zhefu. It was later adapted into a movie. This time it was included in the "Hundred Novels of Three Jin Dynasties" series. A couple who lived in a highly toxic environment for a long time gave birth to a child without pain-sensing nerves. The child's secretions contained highly toxic substances. The parents died one after another after kissing the child. Trees will wither under a child's embrace, flowers will wither under a child's caress, and a child will leave a withered yellow mark when he walks across the green grass. This poisonous child fell in love with a beautiful girl when he grew up, and poisoned his beloved girl to death with a selfless kiss of love.

"Sanliwan Li Youcai's Banhua" contains two works by Zhao Shuli, a literary representative of the Yaodan School: "Sanliwan" and "Li Youcai's Banhua". "Sanliwan" tells the story of a village called "Sanliwan" in northern my country in the early 1950s. Under the leadership of the township government and village cadres, through meticulous mobilization and enlightenment work, many people who still had strong private concepts in their minds changed their minds and resolved various sharp disputes with facts. Finally, under the leadership of the young people of the village league branch, the whole village, young and old, joined the agricultural cooperative and embarked on the road to common prosperity. "Li Youcai's Banhua" describes the tortuous and complicated struggle between farmers and landlord bullies when the democratic regime was first established. The novel reveals the despicable methods used by the bully landlord Yan Hengyuan to manipulate village political power behind the scenes, oppose rent and interest reductions, promote unity among farmers, and undermine policies and laws. It creates an artistic image of Li Youcai, a new farmer with integrity, strong wit, optimism, and humor. It also describes the growth process of the "little" generation who gather around Li Youcai.

This book contains 6 novellas by the author. Three of the works were published in "Yellow River" and the others were published in other domestic publications. The author skillfully uses pioneering writing techniques to distance himself from daily life and create a strange life landscape. With cold brushstrokes, he gives a clear view and profound analysis of the tragedy of fate and human dilemma of the little people at the bottom. In his works, reality and avant-garde are like the confluence of two rivers, highlighting the waves of life and showing the eternity of human nature.

"Above Flying" is a super popular full-length workplace novel written by Cheng Weidong, the winner of the TV series Feitian Award and the Golden Eagle Award, and a gold medal screenwriter. The novel revolves around the workplace life and emotional experiences of employees in the aviation industry, completely revealing the lives and desires of aviation people under their glamorous appearance. In the eyes of outsiders, they are a beautiful sight, maintaining a high degree of professional tension and having an almost perfect appearance. But they are also mortals, experiencing various tests, and experiencing the entanglement and distress of life and death, love and desire.

The million-word novel "Wenshuitan" spans the history of China's rural areas from the 1960s to the 1990s. The author is familiar with rural life and has been engaged in rural work for a long time. He spent five years carefully compiling it, and its weight goes without saying. This is a long scroll of rural life and a thought-provoking masterpiece. At the great moment of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, this lengthy publication well explains the rural revitalization strategy of prosperous industries, livable ecology, civilized rural customs, effective governance, and affluent life.

Fortunately, there is food to accompany you through those difficult or confusing moments. The original work of Douban's high-scoring Japanese drama "Xia Fan", a gourmet life novel deeply loved by Japanese readers. A delicious story that is perfect for drinking, a spicy life that relieves the heat in the summer and warms the heart in the winter. If you don't agree with each other, you will start the meal, and you will be caught off guard by the anti-virus chicken soup. Eating is not only filling your stomach with food, but also injecting emotion into your tired heart. You can also taste the taste of life at a roadside stall. I'm going to start this chivalrous meal! This is another classic gourmet show after "Late Night Diner" and "The Lonely Gourmet". Put down your weapons and raise your spatula. This is the food for men.

In the spring of 1941, it was the difficult stalemate stage of the Anti-Japanese War. The Japanese army openly violated international conventions and used poison gas to kill our troops and people in the Hedong area during the war. They carefully selected a site in the Hedong area and secretly established a poison gas production and filling base in a small village by the Yellow River. The Jiwangshan Anti-Japanese Independence Brigade of the Eighth Route Army in the Hedong area of ​​Shanxi incorporated bandits, attacked Japanese strongholds, attacked Japanese transport convoys, etc. Under the leadership of the party organization, the Jiwangshan Anti-Japanese Independent Brigade established a joint action team with the Kuomintang military commander Yan Xishan's Shanxi-Sui Army. Ji Derong, deputy captain of the Jiwangshan Anti-Japanese Independent Brigade, and political commissar Tian Dongmei disguised themselves as famous actors in Pu Opera, induced Japanese poison gas experts, and finally found out the location of the poison gas filling base and quickly destroyed it.

She was as beautiful as a flower, and was carried into the Lan family on a donkey; she became pregnant one after another, but she was always a disappointment to her husband's family. Her son died in infancy, was sterilized by the township government, and was neglected by her husband's family. Life should have made her despair, but the Han man made her appreciate the charm of love. They eloped to a distant place regardless of the world. The daughter she left behind grew up in the whirlpool of public opinion and became the first college student to step out of this backward and secluded place. But in the process of moving towards civilization, a series of troubles also followed. Faced with the hopelessness of love, the poverty of the region, the persecution of the stepmother, and the pressure of the family, how should this beautiful and kind girl make her destiny choice...

It tells the lives of rural women, mainly Su Qingyun, Su Jiazhen, and Wei Youying. The story revolves around their families, marriages, pursuits, extramarital affairs, and even struggles. Taking a series of emotions as the main line, it reflects the joys and sorrows in life. Human nature in the novel has a beautiful side and an ugly side. It shows the beauty of human nature and also writes about the shortcomings of human nature. It reflects the various flavors of life. ? Readers will feel the value of real life.

This book is divided into three series, namely Old Stories in the Countryside, Home in Yining, and My Yili. "There is a City in the Distance" takes the characters and customs of Ili, an important border town in Xinjiang, as the main writing theme. Through prose, it presents readers with another cultural interpretation of the local customs and customs. Everything written in the book is based on the author's personal experience. The multi-ethnic blending and unique regional customs expressed between the lines are not only a collective gratitude to this land, but also a deep respect. This book is divided into two parts. In the first volume, "Outside the City", the author gives Yili another way of presenting the scenery and folk customs through detailed observation of life on site and enlightenment while walking. It embodies the rough and rich, simple and diverse, down-to-earth and honest life connotation of this land. In the second volume, "City", the words flowing from the author's writing are not only a small town full of exotic customs, but also a city of fine and gentle happiness. In the author's writing, this city has as much happiness as autumn, and every corner can make people feel the happiness expressed by the common saying "peace is at home". This kind of happiness is the most easily overlooked, and it is also the most precious wealth in the world.

The manuscript of this book describes the story of Wang Gaofeng, who pretended to be a dreamer and brought a batch of solar water heaters to Zhuhai to work hard in the 1990s. In twenty years of business war, there are friends and rivals, which have developed into rivals and enemies in the business war. The intrigues, overt and covert fights, and unscrupulous tactics in business wars are vividly described. It shows the protagonist's efforts, inner struggle and kindness.

"Eugénie Grandet" is one of the representative works in "The Human Comedy". It uses realistic writing to describe the criminal methods of the bourgeois upstarts: Grandet controls the market, drives up prices, engages in public debt speculation, and usury; Charlie traffics in humans, tax evasion and smuggling, etc. At the same time, it also vividly depicts Grandet's love for money as much as his life: his wife was critically ill, but he was reluctant to call a doctor; after his wife died, he forced his daughter Eugenie to give up the right to inherit her mother's inheritance; he watched his brother go bankrupt and committed suicide without helping him; he forced his nephew away, creating Eugenie's love tragedy. The work takes the miser Grandet's family life and exploitative activities as the main line, and Eugenie's love and marriage tragedy as the central event. It analyzes Grandet's sinful fortune and his dehumanizing money worship layer by layer. It successfully portrays the immortal image of the miser in the history of world literature and profoundly exposes the greedy nature of the bourgeoisie and the ruthless money relationship between people in capitalist society.

Hong Guangtian, secretary of the Southeast Hunan Branch of the Young Communist Party, suddenly disappeared, and the organization sent Dai Yaohua to take over his job. Dai Yaohua asked Tang Jiwen, a country scholar, to come out and help him reopen his school. Tang Jiwen explained Chinese traditional culture to the students, and Dai Yaohua told him that there are good things in the "Four Books and Five Classics", but this society still needs to understand more truths...

"Beautiful City" is narrated from the first-person perspective of the writer Fang Ziyue, using some diaries he accidentally discovered as a guide, slowly showing Xiaoqin's various living conditions, and gradually restoring a murder incident. In the meantime, there are also stories about various characters such as the wage earner Xiao Wu, Xiao Qin's daughter Miduo'er, the police officer Lao Hei, and the painter Ding Yi. Zong Lihua, who has worked at a grassroots police station, is very skilled and confident in handling such subjects. Through a murder case, he shows us the themes that he has continued to express in his previous works - reflection and redemption. At the same time, it also shows the writer's strength in criticizing reality and the depth of reflection on human nature.