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"South and North" is Mrs. Gaskell's masterpiece and her most important work, describing the class struggle in Manchester. She contrasted the economically backward South with the industrially developed North, and created an ideal capitalist who possessed both the shrewdness and ability of northern business owners and the cultural accomplishments of southerners. He was able to reconcile the opposition between labor and capital, and finally revitalized the enterprise.

The novel takes the growth process of a postal worker named Qin as a clue, starting from the postal industry, taking the workers' movement as the main axis, stringing together a series of important events in Chinese history in modern times, outlining the historical process of the development and evolution of Chinese society, and composing a history of China's postal service and the labor movement. The author uses a grand and in-depth literary style to present a grand historical picture and write a discovery-style story about the struggling and enterprising characters in that turbulent era. The working class who is the standard-bearer and pioneer is particularly covered in ink. The title of the book comes from the inscription written by Premier Zhou Enlai for the postal workers: "The country is connected by the national line, and the postal service is spread thousands of miles."

Jiang Wen directed and starred in the movie "Let the Bullets Fly" adapted from the book "The Thief of Officials". They set up many strange dragon gate arrays for me that I had never heard of, especially some of the junior clerks I came into contact with. They usually had little entertainment and entertainment, so they had to go to other people's homes in groups to sit on the benches, drink cold tea, and talk nonsense... The Thief of Officials - the most famous one in "Ten Notes on Night Stories" tells the story of "the county government was renamed the county government" and "the governor was called the county magistrate."

"The Blue House" is Cheng Naishan's masterpiece and a famous novel. It tells the story of the descendants of the wealthy Shanghai steel magnate Gu Fuxiang before liberation. The work uses the "Blue House" as a symbol to describe different ways of living and life choices. Regarding the story of the "Blue House", we can find too many traces from the Shanghai landmark "Green House" (Wu Tongwen's residence). Cheng Naishan's husband comes from this green house and is Wu Tongwen's grandson. Cheng Naishan wrote down the story because she believes that "architecture is a dialogue between man and time and space." In 1983, "The Blue House" was published. The Blue House was based on the Green House and told the story of three generations' choices about wealth and life. "The Blue Room" became a sensation after its publication and won the first "Zhongshan" Literature Award. In 1984, "Blue House" was adapted into a TV series and became the most popular TV series of the year, winning the 5th Feitian Award and the Golden Eagle Award.

The book "The Daughter's Classic" collects Cheng Naishan's classic novella. The story of the same name describes Shanghai's people and is full of worldly atmosphere. There are tall mothers since the Ming and Qing dynasties, and daughters who are eager to get rid of the status quo; there are young ladies from wealthy families, and there are young people who consciously work hard to become talented; there are people who have experienced glory and depression, and there are people who want to make a comeback; there are also people who have been running away all their lives, but can't escape the destiny... "This The one thing these people have in common is that they all grew up in Shanghai. Whether they are long-term residents who are doing well in Shanghai or outsiders who are struggling to survive, the so-called rich people are not all living as happy and carefree as we imagine. The so-called poor people all have an eagerness to change everything.

Growth is learning to accept that while a person is moving forward, he is also losing something. The loneliness caused by parting ways, the frustration caused by the impermanence of the world, and the powerlessness caused by birth, old age, illness and death are all part of our long and short life that we must experience. But you will know your own strength. Even if you encounter a heavy rain in the sea of ​​life and you are soaked, you will still have the power to move forward. Each of us is a survivor of the past, and what we ultimately learn is how to get along with ourselves. I survived, and even though I am now soaked, miserable, and exhausted, I still have to make it to the other side. Even if no traces are left in the end, you must tell yourself that you fought. Even if you can't beat birth, old age, sickness and death, you still have to seize the opportunity of happiness. Introverts also have their own color. Even if the world does not applaud these people, there must be a shining part in them. Because each of us is a person who has survived the past. Since we have survived, we cannot waste this opportunity. If nothing in the past had happened, we wouldn't be who we are now. Life is like a sea, we are all small boats, sailing on our own. But sometimes even just looking at it from a distance is warm enough. Everyone you meet has earned something. I sincerely wish you to find your own coordinates and embrace every tomorrow.

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This book is a classic autobiographical work by Dickens. The protagonist David Copperfield is an unlucky posthumous son. His young and weak mother remarried, and David's stepfather abused them. Soon, his mother and newborn baby died, and David became an orphan and was sent to work as a child laborer. He lost his childhood early and experienced the hardships of the world. He decided to go to his aunt and start a new life. After experiencing all kinds of changes in the world, joys and sorrows, David Copperfield found his own direction, became a successful writer, and gained true love and happiness.

This book tells the story of the protagonist John Christopher's struggle in a society full of vulgarity and strife. From the awakening of his musical talent in childhood, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, he finally reaches a state of clarity and loftiness, revealing the dawn of another world.

This book tells the story of the protagonist John Christopher's struggle in a society full of vulgarity and strife. From the awakening of his musical talent in childhood, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, he finally reaches a state of clarity and loftiness, revealing the dawn of another world.

This book is a unique book compiled by Mei Dingzuo, a scholar, poet and opera writer in the Ming Dynasty. The book specifically records the prostitutes in brothels of all dynasties, and expresses sympathy and respect with enthusiasm. In addition to lamenting the inhuman life of prostitutes, they also praised their integrity and talents, thinking that they were lotus flowers that emerged from the mud and remained unsullied. The writing is delicate and the plot is vivid.

"Jeanne" is Dreiser's second novel. The story uses the unfortunate experience of Jenny Gerhardt, the daughter of a worker, as a clue, and truly describes the tragic life of ordinary people at the bottom of society represented by Jenny's family. It tears away the hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie as typical images of Senator Brand and the playboy Lester, and creates an image of Jenny, a working woman who is hard-working, pure, straightforward and full of self-sacrifice. The famous American critic H. L. Mencken said: "Rereading "Jane Jane" made me like it even more. Except for "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", it is the best American novel I have ever read."

This book is a novel in poetic style, telling the story of Onegin, an aristocratic young man, in the upper class society. The protagonist Onegin in the work is the first image of a superfluous person in the history of Russian literature. The work is the foundation of Russian realist literature and is recognized as a model work of Russian literature. The opera of the same name "Eugene Onegin" is also famous around the world.

Kafka's literary achievements were mainly novels. In addition to many short and medium stories, he wrote a total of three novels in his life, and all three were unfinished works. Among them, "The Castle" is the most characteristic of Kafka and is known as "Kafka's Faust". The novel tells the story of the protagonist K's futile efforts to enter the castle. The work has profound meaning and bizarre content, showing an absurd world through a maze-like story.

In the late Ming Dynasty, the Shen family in Shanghai County built "Tianxiang Garden". Shen Kehai married Xiaosi, and accidentally took the Min family as his concubine, resulting in entangled grudges. Min is the daughter of a Suzhou weaver. She has embroidery skills, which she brought into the Shen family, and together with Xiaosi, they created "Tianxiangyuan Embroidery". The Shen family was in decline, and her niece Huilan married into an ordinary family and later became a widow. Xizhao, Huilan and others used embroidery to support their household needs. Huilan even set up curtains to teach the art, making "Tianxiang Garden Embroidery" popular all over the world.

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Megan Downey is a woman suffering from heartbreak. 25 Years ago, she was forced to make a terrible choice - one that cost her everything, including the love of her sister Claire. Now, Megan is a divorce lawyer who doesn't believe in intimacy, until she meets a man who changes her. Claire Kevinor falls in love for the first time in her life. As her wedding day approaches, she prepares to face her strict, critical sisters and their mother. This is their first time together in twenty years. Over the course of a hot Pacific Northwest summer, three women who believe they have nothing in common will try something they've never experienced before: family. Tender, funny, and bittersweet, the joys celebrated between sisters and the heartache that can only be shared by sisters, the mistakes made in the name of love, and the healing power of new beginnings all come from the pen of author Kristen Hannah.

Hong Kong female police officer Ah Feng flew to Cannes, a famous Mediterranean resort city, to soothe her bleeding heart after her love failed. Unexpectedly, she accidentally rescued Lord Aldous, the British Foreign Secretary who was being hunted by the Irish Republican Army. From then on, she became enmity with the extremist terrorist organization. During his trip to Cannes, he also met a Hong Kong pediatrician, Ah Leung. Ah Leung was attracted by the pretty girl Ah Feng, but Ah Feng thought that Ah Leong was timid and cowardly, and she refused his love after returning to Hong Kong. A few months later, the IRA found out that the British Foreign Secretary would visit Hong Kong, so it sent Beth Farr to lead a special team to fly thousands of miles to the east in an attempt to kill Minister Aldous again. When Aldous went to the villa to visit female police officer Ah Feng, Bethfar successfully raided and made the Foreign Minister and Ah Feng prisoners. The "Flying Tigers" of the Hong Kong police rushed to the rescue, but for a while they were unable to break into the terrorist blockade with strong firepower. At the critical moment, Ah Liang, who was unrequitedly in love with Ah Feng, became a brave fighter because of his love. With his unexpected shooting, the entire situation suddenly changed.

This book uses a documentary style to describe a real estate transaction in a contemporary business war. Its twists and turns, ups and downs, and excitement are even better than detective novels. The love between a male businessman and his five girlfriends who were involved in the incident, and the ebb and flow of grudges and grudges, are more enjoyable than the romance novels. The plot of the novel is fascinating and the characters are fleshed out. Especially the five women in the book have different personalities, every frown and smile, and their images are lifelike. Their complex desires and emotional entanglements with the male protagonist constitute a series of profound and touching scenes, sometimes passionate and sometimes sad.

Alia, the daughter of a billionaire, is full of romantic fantasies about life and love, and longs for the warmth of the world. However, due to the strict control of her father, her heart is full of resentment. She once quietly left home and flew to New York alone to pursue her dream. However, he was deceived and lost his virginity by a gangster, and all the money he carried was robbed. After going through many hardships, he returned to his hometown. Later, a group of terrorists adopted sudden measures and kidnapped Alia to threaten the rich man. This move caused shock across the country, and the anti-terrorist special operations team stepped up the hunt. Unexpectedly, as the hostage Alia and the murderous terrorist Hassan, while evading the hunt, the two gradually turned from hatred to tolerance. They admired each other's talents and appearance, and finally developed love. At this time, the female kidnapping team member who had been deeply in love with Hassan ran away angrily because of the loss of Hassan's love. The kidnappers were divided because of this, which led to an attack by the special operations team. Just when Hassan was about to be bound, the female hostage Alia's gun was aimed at the special operations team who came to rescue her...

Lu Ping, a red-hot film and television actress who has a great chance to win the title of "Oscar" queen, just when her career is successful and her life is smooth, suddenly disaster strikes from the sky. She was scorned as a "bitch" and a "dirty person" by her doting fans... She was confused and grief-stricken. At the critical moment when she was about to commit suicide in humiliation and end her life, a handsome detective rescued Luping. And try every possible means to cheer him up and face life bravely. However, in this world, people's hearts are unpredictable. By chance, Lu Ping discovered that the handsome detective she missed day and night and was eager to see was actually the person who led her to destruction.

The female governor-general, Mrs. Ainsley, was born into a British aristocracy. She was beautiful, elegant, intelligent and knowledgeable. She was appointed by the Queen of England to rule the South Pacific island country of Britannia and was highly praised by her subjects. However, the "Red Island Independence Army" of the island country fighting for independence continued to cause terrorist incidents and attacked the colonial government. In order to achieve the goal of controlling the noble and beautiful female governor, they kidnapped the female governor's health doctor and arranged for her to inject heroin while treating the female governor. The female governor has since become addicted to drugs. The drug addiction breaks out regularly every day, causing all kinds of sexual hallucinations. The female governor no longer is noble in her secret room, but turns into a lowly and dirty female beast. In order to maintain her dignity, she had to receive another injection from a health care practitioner. She tried to struggle out of the black vortex, but the powerful attack power of the drug made it impossible for her to extricate herself. She is a dual person, living in the world with two opposite personalities. In order to completely get rid of the control of the Hongdao Independence Army without losing her noble dignity, the clever female governor devised an ingenious strategy, and the purpose of this strategy was to send herself to death with dignity.

That small garden hides all the past memories of my mother. No one ever knew. In Alaska in 2000, the sister Meredith, who is like a lioness guarding the family, is tired of trivial matters and has long lost the desire to communicate with her husband who lives with her day and night; the sister Nina, who is like an eagle wandering around the world, is a war reporter. Faced with the proposal of her photographer partner, she fled back to her hometown with complicated thoughts; the unsmiling mother always sits barefoot on a bench in the winter garden and refuses anyone to approach. The death of their father brought them together to relive the fairy tales that their mother had not finished telling for thirty years. In Leningrad in 1941, German troops approached the city, supplies were cut off, and the city became an isolated island. 700,000 People died of starvation. First, her father was arrested for writing poetry, then her husband was drafted to the front line, and then her sister died while digging a trench. Only Aniya, her mother, grandmother, six-year-old daughter and four-year-old son were left struggling to survive in the bone-chilling cold Leningrad. The story begins with a fairy tale and spans 65 years, from war-torn Leningrad to today's Alaska. The two sisters guessed the beginning but not the ending. This story brings these three women together. The moment her mother blurted out a secret that had been buried for many years, it shook the foundation of the family and changed everyone involved. Every once in a while, a writer comes along who navigates the complex and layered world of the human mind. This time, it's Kristen Hannah who gives us an exciting story with an unexpected ending.

For a mother, life is a series of choices. Hold on... Let go... Forget... Forgive... Which path will you choose? For 18 years, Judy Farrard put the needs of her children before herself. Her twin children, Mia and Zach, are a pair of well-behaved and happy teenagers. When Lexie moves into their small, tight-knit community, no one welcomes her more than Jude. Lexie was an adopted daughter with a dark past. She quickly became Mia's best friend. Next, Zach falls in love with Lexi, and the three of them become inseparable. Judy did everything she could to get her children into college and out of danger. This used to be a piece of cake until my senior year of high school. She was suddenly at a loss. Nothing was safe anymore; she worried about her children every time they left the house. One summer night, her fears came true. One choice will change the trajectory of their lives. In an instant, the Farad family would be torn apart, and Lexi would lose everything. In the years that follow, each must face the consequences of that night and either find a way to forget... Or find the courage to forgive. The author vividly tells an intricate and touching story, raising profound questions about motherhood, personality, love, and forgiveness. This is a novel that leans brightly and is heartbreaking, capable of eliciting both the overwhelming grief of loss and the astonishing power of hope. About the longing for family, about the resilience of the human heart, and the courage to forgive a loved one, Kristen Hannah does her best to tell an unforgettable story.

The "Golden Russia Series" is edited by Wang Jianzhao, a professor and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Foreign Literature at Beijing Foreign Studies University and a famous poet and translator. It selects classic works by Pushkin, Herzen, Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Turgenev and other masters to present beautiful and profound Russian literature to Chinese readers. "To Her in the Mountains - Selected Poems of Gippius": The selected poems carefully compile more than 140 of the most representative works from Gippius's creations in various periods. These works not only show the suspended state of human beings hesitating, hesitating and struggling between the two poles of life, but also reflect the "eternal poetic desire" held by this female poet for existence, as well as the arrogance of chewing the sweetness of life in suffering and finding hope in despair. Her poems "seem to outline the entire experience of a modern soul in condensed and powerful language with the help of clear and sensitive images." Teffy's Memoirs: Teffy has settled in France since 1920 and enjoys a great reputation among Russian expatriates in Paris. Her memoirs can be called a spiritual journey through Russia, set against the backdrop of the civil war that brought serious disasters to Russia at that time. After the European War broke out in 1914, it triggered a civil war in Russia, leading to the exile and exodus of a large number of people from all walks of life in Russia. Teffy joined this ranks without exception. What she saw and heard during this trip was recorded in her humorous writing style, so that today's readers can have a glimpse of people's mental and living conditions under the rapid changes in society at that time through relaxed reading. "Back to Ithaca": includes ten works including "Back to Ithaca", "Children of the Tree", "Chimes of Heaven", "Inspiration", "A Little Piece of Chocolate Candy", "Cut Your Hair", "Still Waters", "Searching for the Lost Voice", "The Life of Sergei Ipsilanki", and "Ula". It has a very delicate and vivid description of the ordinary and simple father-daughter relationship in the era of drastic changes, the family story of the young disabled person, the lonely old life of the old woman who stayed in the small town, and the spiritual torture that the young writer endured in the pursuit of his dream. This group of young Russian writers appear to be more free and open in their writing techniques, but they still have a sense of national responsibility and mission in their words. Almost every work contains their profound questions about the future of the country and the nation. "Ghost Doll": The novel "Ghost Doll" was written in 1911. It uses real events that occurred in Russia in 1905 as the background of the story. It describes the daily life and situations of the main characters Yuri, Mikhail and others before the Russian Revolution. It restores the historical appearance of Russia during the period of social change and shows the different attitudes and views of people from different classes towards the historical events in Russia in the early 20th century. The work is not only a description of the development process of Russian history, but also integrates Gippius's own philosophical, aesthetic and religious views, using the poet's usual symbolic techniques to retell many eternal issues of human existence, such as life and death, love and sacrifice, human spiritual pursuit and exploration, the meaning and mission of life, etc. "Coming Home from Paradise" is an autobiographical novel by the famous Russian poet Poplavs. It is the second book in Poplawski's trilogy. Poplavs is the most talented poet among the young writers of the first wave of Russian expatriates. He was born in Moscow into a family with a strong artistic atmosphere. His father was a student of Tchaikovsky, and his mother loved the violin. Therefore, he once dreamed of being an artist, but in the end he chose literature as his lifelong career. "Coming Home from Heaven" is autobiographical, containing ruthless confessions and complex reflections. The novel can also be seen as a period of Oleg's mental journey. Through this journey, it expresses the inner conflicts that everyone has: the separation of material and spiritual, spiritual pursuit and attachment to the world. "The Book of the Other Side": It is an important work written by Herzen during his exile in Europe, and it is also a famous work in the history of Russian thought. This is an ideological document with thoughts and words no less than those of "Pasts and Thoughts". The author expressed his worries and concerns about the fate of Russia and the prospects of Europe in the form of letters. He also made profound thoughts on concepts such as revolution, freedom, and democracy, and made an anxious spiritual exploration of the future of mankind. The blend of rigorous political reasoning and passionate literary narrative has become the distinctive feature of this "literary political theory". The writer's social and philosophical thoughts are filled with strong "optimism for peaceful evolution", which is of irreplaceable significance for us to explore the writer's spiritual skeleton and explore the ideological evolution of Russia in the 19th century. Some critics said: "The protagonist of "The Book of the Other Side" is not Herzen, but Herzen's thoughts." "Zoo; The Third Factory": This book contains two works: "Zoo, or Letters Without Love, or the Third Heloise" and "The Third Factory". "The Zoo, or Letters Without Love, or the Third Héloïse" consists of 34 love letters. It is a highly metaphorical and associative novel, which was written in 1923 when the author was in exile in Berlin. In this novel, the author describes his daily life in exile and his love and longing for the heroine Alia in a letter style. Hidden under these love letters are the author's memories, current reviews, literary theory, lyricism and philosophical thinking. After all, the life in exile was unsatisfactory. Under this situation, the author chose to compromise and returned to Russia with the help of Gorky. After returning to China, he wrote "The Third Factory", which recorded in an autobiographical way the changes in the author's own destiny during the period of revolution, war, and the transition between old and new politics and culture, as well as his vivid memories of his happy childhood, school experiences, early literary groups, and other life and creative situations. "The Blue Notebook" is a collection of short stories by the famous Soviet writer Harms. The novels are mostly short stories with simple structure and concise writing. The author uses his imagination to hide all aspects of the world under the absurd surface in the article. Those bizarre and perverse plots in life are the truest inner reactions of people and the reappearance of people's subconsciousness that has been suppressed for a long time. Harms carefully conceived these absurd works just to wake up confused people and remind them to be alert to the true desolation in their hearts. "Marco Polo" is a historical novel by Shklovsky. Based on Marco Polo's own travel notes and a large number of real historical materials, Shi did his best to develop his literary imagination of the Silk Road. He used Marco Polo's life experience and Silk Road culture as the starting point, and used a combination of documentary and commentary to give a detailed description of Marco Polo's personal experiences and Eastern culture. By telling the encounters and experiences of Marco Polo, his father and uncle during their journey to the East, it not only describes Marco Polo's troubled life, but also reproduces the political and economic development conditions of countries along the Silk Road, especially China and other Eastern countries, reflects the social life and customs of each country, and restores the historical features of the Silk Road to a certain extent. "Autumn's Elegy: Selected Russian Lyrical Poems": Russia is a world-famous poetry country with many master poets. Like China, it is also a country of poetry. This book is an anthology of modern Russian lyric poems, covering famous modern and contemporary Russian poets who have influenced the world, and some of them are even translated for the first time. There is a widely circulated joke in Russia: "In Russia, there are more poets than poets - poets."

In order to win money, A Yi, a low-level employee in the gambling hall, discovered the secret of the big gambler "Shun Tianfeng" who killed his wife, and used this as a threat to learn thousands of secret recipes from "Shun Tianfeng": "Stealing cards with one hand", "Swapping cards between two people", "Beautiful cards" There are so many tricks and special tricks that dazzle everyone. Until Ayi himself invented the "high-frequency electromagnetic wave jammer" cheating method, he won all over Taipei and was revered as the "Sage of Gamblers" by gamblers. The book vividly and vividly describes the various bizarre methods of "getting out of money" in casinos and the bizarre lives of gamblers. The book contains a lot of love between men and women, tenderness and sweetness, as well as murder and conspiracy. The plot has twists and turns, the tricks are fresh, and it is very exciting to read.

"Hushan, Longshui, Family" is different from previous works in that it mainly uses the third person to tell the story of the Wang family. It spans more than eighty years and uses historical changes as the background to tell the story of the joys and sorrows of several generations, as well as the ups and downs of the past; it focuses on the ups and downs and flavors of the protagonist Wang Xu'an, his mother Fulin Sao, and his wife Su Qiuxian.

This book contains rich themes and diverse writing techniques. Whether it is the secret history of ancient palaces, legendary anecdotes, or the various aspects of the modern world, love and hatred... The author can always tell those wonderful stories naturally, making readers gradually get better and believe them even though they know they are impossible; when they close the book and think deeply, they finally realize the true charm of art. Regardless of whether these stories actually happen around you, their readability and interest can make you gain education and happiness.

The general structure of China's entertainment cities is equivalent to the Congress, courts and president of the United States. The owners, bosses and managers have three powers. The owner leases the property to the boss, who invests in renovations, builds an entertainment city, and then asks the general manager to manage and operate it. As the "President", Xiao Peng, his vice president Ou, and assistant Juan performed a capital legend that made waves and turned the world upside down in a city in the south. In this "leisure base" where dragons, crouching tigers and dirt are hidden, university graduate Xia Qing can not only listen to Mr. Qi's eloquent speeches, but also discuss the crystal structure of wear-resistant steel balls with Boss Fu from the south. Working for entertainment, she finally stood out from many "ladies" and became the foreman. But her conscience has not been extinguished... This book is one of Ding Li's novel series. The beautiful and innocent female college student Xia Qing makes a wrong decision and a rash run away, but overdrafts her lifelong happiness. Will she still be the beautiful and innocent female college student when she returns? ...Let's find the answer in the book!

The book "Underground" is a preliminary summary of my experiences and lessons learned during the underground struggle of the Communist Party in the white areas. But it can also be said that the book "Underground" is condensed with the blood of many revolutionary ancestors and countless revolutionary martyrs who survived a narrow escape. In order to maintain the original appearance as much as possible, I have not made any major changes to some of the references in the book in this reprint. From this book, we can see how the underground workers of the Chinese Communist Party struggled and lived under the particularly harsh white terror rule before the founding of New China. Although we have achieved brilliant results, we have also suffered from the tragic situation of thousands of underground workers being arrested and brutally killed. It was like raining blood. We have both rich experience in struggle and painful lessons from failure.

This book is a work written by the centenarian revolutionary writer Ma Shitu from the late 1950s to the mid-1960s. The work reflects the revolutionary struggle led by the underground party on the eve of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It was published in Sichuan Literature and other publications and newspapers. It was collected and published by Sichuan People's Publishing House in 1978. It is now reprinted and still has its significance. Those communist fighters who persisted in the struggle and sacrificed heroically in the white terror; those who braved the thorns and opened up a road forward in the place where there was no road; those martyrs who faced the rising sun in the east with hope and confidence when dawn was in sight, and fell under the enemy's butcher knife... Emerged in Ma Lao's writings. This collection plays a positive role in educating today's young people on revolutionary traditions.

The novel "Eye of the Storm" focuses on the story of a series of economic knowledge published by a large publishing house in Shanghai that was severely criticized by superiors and caused a turmoil. It exactly shows the clamor of the times when the times are changing, and thus outlines the integrity and spirit of intellectuals. Writer Sun Yong has personally experienced China's publishing process over the past 40 years of reform and opening up. As a former president of a publishing house and director of a publishing bureau, he has experience and insight into the ever-changing publishing industry. With thoughtful words that understand the joys and sorrows of his life, he carefully describes the publisher's mood and ecology. "Eye of the Storm" not only expands the depth of thought and breadth of life of intellectual novels in the publishing industry, showing the rich and complex editor's heart and the colorful publishing industry ecology, but also captures the deep spiritual depth of intellectuals with shocking observation. Since at the beginning of the reform and opening up, the party had not yet reached a unified understanding of whether to follow the road of market economy, so the uproar caused by the publication of this book by this large publishing house in Shanghai made a group of intellectuals face choices and endure the test in the storm. Real exploration and perseverance are the "eyes" of the storm, and they are calm but exciting. A publishing house with Chinese characteristics is indispensable for the management and operation of these publishers. They not only bear ideological and political risks, but also seek economic benefits for the publishing house at all times. The joys and sorrows of this process are particularly vivid when told by a publisher. This work, from the small to the big, is based on a book publishing incident that occurred in the 1980s, bringing out the living conditions of the publishing house and the life path, emotions and destiny of intellectuals, which is especially sighing.

"The Financier" is his masterpiece. Based on her grandfather Cheng Muhao, Cheng Naishan shaped the struggle history of a modern Chinese national financier, showing the past events of the banking industry and the love between sons and daughters of a wealthy generation.

"Encounter in Mountains and Rivers" includes stories including famous novellas such as "Visa". Talk about the changes of generations in Shanghai. Cheng Naishan once said that this story is named "Encounters in Mountains and Rivers" because, with her shallow and limited life experience, it has been confirmed more than once that "everywhere in life we ​​meet".

"Mrs. Hong" is a selection of his short stories. Cheng Naishan's short stories are full of charm and unique flavor. The human flavor of Shanghai shows its unique temperament of flesh and blood in her writing. The stories of "Awkward Years", "Parents' Hearts" and "Yellow Ribbon" once pulled the heartstrings of a generation of Shanghainese.

This is one of the masterpieces of novels by Xu Zechen, a writer born in the 1970s who has attracted much attention in the literary world in recent years. Chen Munian, a senior who is about to graduate, was appreciated by his teacher for his talent and was supposed to be admitted to postgraduate studies. However, because he wanted to "run away" and fabricated a murder incident, he was expelled from the school and his degree certificate and graduation certificate were withheld. This was supposed to be a big lesson, but when the train in the town was put into trial operation and the little neighbor Qin Ke took the initiative to express his love, Chen Munian, who was obsessed with running away, suddenly got on the train and roared away, leaving Qin Ke stunned and angry. After returning from wandering for a period of time, he and Qin Ke became estranged. Chen Munian became friends with the wise and mysterious Hanafang old man Xu, and met the honest and straightforward painter Jin Xiaoyi. They both died in pain and itching, and they died absurdly and reasonably. By chance, under the "care" of professor Shen Jingbai, he stayed in school as a temporary worker, and finally obtained two certificates four years later.

Novels must narrate, and more importantly, write about people, and use things to entrust people, which is the best quality. Shi Jie, the author of "Empty Valley", is also well aware of this principle and carefully created many characters of different types. The male characters include Jiang Lusheng, Ouyang Min, Yin Tianyou, etc., And the female characters include Siguniang, Yiqing, Chan'er, etc. But in comparison, the images of Jiang Lusheng and the fourth girl are the most unique and the most glorious. In order to search for Ju Que's inkstone, Jiang Lusheng spent several years and traveled thousands of miles to a certain place in the southwest. When he had no whereabouts, he was hungry and cold, like a beggar; In order to carve a good inkstone, he could endure all humiliations and endure all pains. He took carving inkstones as his only pursuit in life and named the Ju Que inkstone he carefully carved as "Heaven and Earth Inkstone".

From the perspective of a college student in the 1980s, the author narrates the characters he has met, the places he has traveled, the poems and novels he has read, the movies and TV he has watched, the songs he has sung, the music he has listened to, stories in the classroom and dormitories, teachers and classmates... Either complete memories, or related thoughts and emotions caused by the scene in front of him. Most of them are the author's personal experience, and some come from his peers, including stories he heard many years later.

Maugham's father was a lawyer who worked at the British Embassy in France. Maugham lost his mother at the age of eight and his father at the age of ten. He was later sent back to England to be raised by his uncle who was a pastor. With books as his companion, he developed a lonely and melancholy temperament in his character. Later, he studied at the Royal College of Canterbury. He was discriminated against because of his stuttering defect, which left a psychological shadow. When he was in college, he studied medicine, but gradually developed a strong interest in literature. Based on what he saw and heard while working as a trainee doctor in the slums of London, he wrote his first novel "Lisa of Lambeth", which received good reviews and embarked on the path of literary creation. While he was writing, he traveled around the world to collect materials for writing, but the novels he initially wrote did not cause much response until "The Shackles of Humanity" was fully recognized. He wrote many plays, among which "Lady Frederic" was finally staged after being rejected by seventeen theater troupes. It was a great success and started his first step towards great fame and wealth.

This is an inspirational novel with the destiny of an artist as the main line. The protagonist Wu Wei in the book is a young literary man. In order to realize his dream of being a writer, he traveled around the country, experienced hardships and hardships, and suffered all kinds of hardships in life. Through his own struggle and hard work, he finally realized his dream of being a writer. The storyline and characters in the book have universal and typical practical significance. The author uses Wu Wei, Dong Kaiming, Niu Xueyuan, Wu Liwen, Wu Yi and many other characters to reflect the pain and joy, pursuit and dreams of a generation of literary dreamers. It allows people to recall the past and ponder that heavy history. It shows their rich lives pursuing literary dreams and interpreting their different destinies.

This is a novel full of realism. The place where the story first takes place in the novel is called Anjiazhuang. Anjiazhuang is a village in Feicheng City, Shandong Province. According to historical records, Anjiazhuang has a history of more than 4,000 years. People have settled here since the Xia Dynasty. The names used include Yuanjiawa, Yong'an Village, Gufengqiu, etc. The history of Anjiazhuang is almost equal to the history of the Chinese nation. Here, Anjiazhuang can be regarded as a symbol of rural China. The protagonist in this book, Zhang Qichang, came out of this village and traveled to Shandong, Northeast and Beijing. He is a Chinese farmer who was born in the loess land. He is an educated youth who shuttles through the forests and snowy fields of Northeast China. He is a student of Peking University after the college entrance examination was resumed. He is a journal editor of a Chinese academic institution of natural sciences. He is a practicing lawyer who obtained a lawyer's qualification in China in the early days... He is a small person who comes from the lowest level of society and grows up entirely by self-strength. He is the projection and epitome of the great era on the individual. He spent sixty years writing an epic poem about a mortal, and also showed readers the dream of Chinese farmers in farming and reading in a profound way.

The man with the crooked mouth died, and his foolish son recovered from his chaotic and confused situation overnight and became a normal person. This surprised Li Daxin and the people in Tianbao Town, and they all asked, "How come you can cure a brain disease and a heart disease that doctors can't cure?" It seems doctors are useless, that's what people say.

"My University" is the third part of Gorky's famous autobiographical novel trilogy and one of Gorky's "Life Trilogy". The remaining two are "Childhood" and "In the World". The author describes his life experiences in his youth. From this truly recorded tutorial, we can see that as a teenager, Gorky had a deep hatred for the habits of the petty bourgeoisie, a passionate pursuit of freedom, a strong yearning for a better life, direct contact with the working people at the bottom of life, going deep into society, accepting the influence of revolutionaries' ideas, and eagerly absorbing knowledge and nourishment from books. These were important conditions for him to grow up and climb to the peak of culture from the bottom of life.

The novel "Roting" by the Russian writer Turgenev describes a well-educated young man named Luo Ting who is good at thinking and full of ideals. He lacks the necessary courage and ability to practice life. When a pure and brave girl falls in love with him, he is full of worries and runs away. He can be called a giant in words and a dwarf in action.

"The Resurrection of the Gods" is a novel full of beautiful scenes. It was written forty years ago. It was also one of the works that explained the "Xue Weng Na Picture Mystery" at that time, but the novel itself has become an immortal work. Firstly, Mailerekovsky used "era"-that is, the Italian Renaissance in the 15th and 16th centuries-to explain the "Xiogna Puzzle".

It vividly reproduces the struggle life of the guerrillas in the Ussuri Border Region in the Far Southeast in 1919: Communist Party member Levinson led the guerrillas in a bloody battle with the vicious Japanese interventionist army and the white bandit Kolchak. Due to being outnumbered, the entire army was almost wiped out. However, the 19 surviving soldiers were not afraid of the danger and finally broke out of the encirclement. The novel carefully portrays the glorious image of Levinson, and also lashes out at Mechik's wavering betrayal of extreme bourgeois individualism. Lu Xun translated "Destruction" into Chinese and published it in 1931. Mao Zedong highly praised this novel in his "Speech at the Yan'an Forum on Literature and Art".

"October" is a novella by Soviet "fellow traveler" writer Yakovlev, which was written in 1923 and describes the Moscow uprising during the October Revolution. Lu Xun began the translation in early 1929 and completed it in the late summer of the following year. It was published by Shanghai Shenzhou Guoguang Press in February 1933 and listed as one of the "Modern Literature and Art Series" (edited by Lu Xun).

"The Eve" reflects the "eve" of reform. In the summer of 1853, two aristocratic young men Shubin and Bersenev chatted endlessly on the banks of the Moscow River. They gradually talked about love and how they both secretly fell in love with the Rapunzel girl Yelena. Yelena is a compassionate and idealistic girl. This passionate, upright, self-sacrificing, beautiful Russian girl fell in love with a Bulgarian youth who made it his mission to liberate the motherland. She married him despite her parents' objections. She was determined to die for the liberation of Bulgaria. Although her husband died of illness on their way back to Bulgaria, she stayed true to her faith and set out for Bulgaria alone. Through the story of the heroine's pursuit of love, the novel demonstrates the author's political sensitivity and ability to grasp the essence of the times in social experience. It timely reflects some characteristics of Russian social life in the turning era "on the eve of serfdom reform" and depicts a picture of Russian social life with the spiritual life of young intellectuals as the axis. The works describe the strange and charming scenery, with colors, sounds and fragrances; the characters are good at contrasting; the style is delicate, elegant and unique.

The novel "Sha Ning" begins when the protagonist Shan Ning returns to his hometown and ends when he leaves by train. It writes about what he did during that time in his hometown. Shan Ning left home when he was young, and his character was developed outside the family. He was as free as "a tree in the wilderness." He has an indifferent attitude towards everything and hates almost everyone around him. He spent the night with the farmer's granddaughter, and took possession of the beautiful female teacher Karlsavina on a boat on the river on a moonlit night. He even had impulses for his sister Lida; he beat the officer Zarudin and shattered the fantasy of the Jewish young Solovychik, which directly led to the relationship between these two people. He committed suicide; he hated almost everyone around him, even his own relatives, and was always indifferent to the death of acquaintances, thinking that there was another fool missing in the world; he was tall, strong, smart and flexible, and could do whatever he wanted. At the same time, he was lonely, bored, and wandering. This image appeared in an era when Russian intellectuals generally felt lost and depressed, and was therefore regarded as a symbol of the overall "degeneration" of the Russian cultural elite.