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This book is the first collection of short stories and short stories by the writer Deng Anqing. It is the first time that the author faces the wandering life of urban youth after "Candy in the Mountains" and "Soft Distance". The book includes 8 short stories and short stories: "I Met a Somali Pirate", "Bishop's Night", "Disappearance", "You Said the Moonlight Is So Beautiful Tonight", "Bright Road", "Feng Zhao", "Bizhu" and "Rescue". The 8 novels truly carve out 8 emotional adventures, 8 adventures with an uncertain future. We spend all our time meeting different people, but all encounters are in vain until we find the most important person. But once discovered, all encounters become the most precious experiences. "I always feel like I've turned into a little girl eating candy again. His voice is swallowed up by my ears, and I can't get enough." (Deng Anqing)

"The Wanderer" is a collection of short stories written by Deng Yiguang in his early days. The early short stories of the author of "The Wanderer" mostly reflected the folk customs and customs of Sichuan and Wuhan where he lived. The local colors were thick, the narrative techniques were simple and unpretentious, and his eyes were downward. They mostly reflected the people and things at the bottom, and they had a strong sense of reality.

Read a series of novels and short stories by world famous people, use your precious time to read the most valuable works, appreciate the various aspects of life in the literary world through words, and become a reader with depth, breadth and taste. This book contains four novels: "A Rose for Emily", "Mrs. Dalloway", "Marquise O" and "Garden Tea Party".

"Old Baldy" tells the story of a deacon taming a cow. In "Brown Wolf", his wife Madge and her husband Owen take in a hungry stray dog ​​and name it Wolf. They try their best to please Wolfe, but what they often get in return is hostility and vigilance. After Wolfe has eaten and drank enough, he will run all the way north, but he is found again every time. One day, Wolfe disappeared again. After March and Owen find Wolfe, they meet Wolfe's old owner, Skiff Miller. Both parties have a deep affection for the dog, and neither one is willing to give up the dog. In the end, they decided to respect Wolfe's own choice...

At the time of historical transformation, social phenomena are bizarre and people's hearts are full of contradictions: they are filled with joy of breaking the spiritual shackles, but also burdened with the weight of historical baggage; they are worried that reform and change will violate the rules and regulations, but they are not willing to follow the rules amidst poverty and suffering. World sentiment, human sentiment, family affection, and love are all strongly shaken by social changes, so scenes of vivid dramas are performed. Listening to the author's narration, readers feel as if they are looking back on the past, vaguely discerning a trajectory from the time and space they once spanned, and understanding how history has come and how it will continue. This will naturally lead to some thoughts about the future, which is a useful book to read. At the same time, the beautiful southern scenery, strong local characteristics, unique customs and twists and turns of life stories are like a pot of mellow old wine, sipping slowly and slowly, it is intoxicating...

This book consists of a total of 33 stories about miracles in "The Book of Miracles" and "Stories of Miracles", which are respectively the fifth and sixth original novel collections by the Irish fantasy writer Lord Dunsany. Critics believe that many fantasy literature authors were deeply influenced by the style of Lord Dunsany's works, including J. R. R. Tolkien (author of "The Lord of the Rings"), H. P. Lovecraft (author of "The Myth of Crusu"), and Ursula Le Guin (author of "Tales from Earthsea"). Lord Dunsany (1878-1957) was an Irish writer and playwright, famous for his fantasy novels. He created hundreds of works in his lifetime, which profoundly influenced dozens of writers including H. P. Lovecraft (author of "The Myth of Crusu") and J. R. R. Tolkien (author of "The Lord of the Rings"). He is one of the founders of modern fantasy literature.

This volume includes "The Love of Magicians", "Hotels and Others", "Correspondence of a Genius" and "Shen Congwen's First Collection", which was published from July 1929 to June 1930. The author's short story creations tend to mature. Whether it is dialogue, psychological portrayal, or the emphasis on the surrounding environment of the characters, they all reflect Shen Congwen's enthusiasm.

This book is composed of three novellas, "Romance", "Ode to Joy" and "Pastoral". The author makes the relationship between men and women so simple that there is only desire. It seems that in every work, the hero and heroine are tortured and painful by this desire. Especially those women at the bottom of society. In "Romance", the old man died in the arms of the heroine. The novel ends abruptly here, but we seem to see the author giving them a deep glance. Those protagonists may be around us, but I only saw them crying, laughing, and living there. Now we also see the joys and sorrows, and feel bitter, sympathetic, tearful, and sentimental about them.

Fan Xiaoqing, with an open attitude and a large number of novel creations, has created a distinctive artistic world for readers. Her narrative style is like a swimming dragon, with ease, ease and ease, and it seems to flow endlessly. The rhythm of her language is soothing and entwining in most cases, sometimes a little melancholic, but not strong, light, as if there is a subtle fragrance floating in it. This book collects the author's representative novellas in recent years, focusing on the fate of little people. It writes out many unknown pictures and secrets behind life with light pen and ink, from which readers can understand its unique aesthetic value.

"Letter and Interview Volume" collects more than 60 letters written by Mr. Zhang Zao to friends, colleagues and students. This involves poetic discussions, editing work for "Today" (overseas) magazine, etc. In order to facilitate readers to have an in-depth understanding of these letters, the author invites the recipients or relevant persons of the year to participate in the interpretation of the letters. Their explanations of the background and reasons of the letters add a lot to this volume. The interviews collected in the original "Collection of Zhang Zao's Essays" have also been compiled into this volume, as well as a news feature about Mr. Zhang Zao in the "Beijing News".

The book "Paper House" contains two independent and related stories. Cambridge scholar Bruma Lennon bought a copy of "The Poems of Emily Dickinson" in a used bookstore, but was hit and killed by a car while crossing the road. Shortly after Buruma's death, her colleagues discovered a copy of Conrad's "Shadow Lines" with a mysterious inscription from Buruma on the title page and what appeared to be traces of cement on the edges of the book. Full of curiosity, he embarked on a cross-Atlantic pursuit journey to find out the connection between the deceased and the mysterious sender Brower. Brower does not appear in the book, but the stories we hear linger. Bibliophile, eyebrow tattoo addict, paranoid personality, building walls with books... In another story called "The Brief Death of Waldemar Hansen", as the madman in everyone's mind, Brower returned to Buenos Aires. He smells complicity in Hansen's melancholy mood, but it gets him involved in new problems.

This book mainly collects short stories from 2013. Novels with an average length of about 10,000 words are classified as short stories. Short stories are very popular in modern times. The foundations of all novels are not long or short in their early stages of development, but vary with the times. Today's short stories mostly require concise writing and are influenced by the Western concept of the Trinity Law of one time, one place, one thing, which makes them more vivid and detailed, but also limits their development.

"First Man" includes two works: "Exile and the Kingdom of Independence" and "First Man". "Exile and the Independent Kingdom" is a collection of short stories, and "The First Man" is a novel that was unfinished during the author's lifetime. "The First Man" is an unfinished novel by Camus during his lifetime. It mainly tells the story of Jacques, a French Algerian, from childhood to adulthood. This book is Camus's spiritual autobiography, which the author himself calls "my mature novel". In this book, he regarded himself as the "first person" in his family to step out of the primitive state and move toward civilization. "Exile and the Kingdom of Independence" is a short story, including six short stories such as "The Unfaithful Woman", "The Rebel" and "Silent Rage". Its themes are all about the loneliness of living in this world as an emotional and rational person.

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This book is the author's first collection of short stories. The whole book uses music as a clue and consists of five seemingly independent but interrelated stories. The main characters in the story are all related to music: a frustrated restaurant musician, a faded singer, a self-admired cellist, a saxophonist who was forced to undergo plastic surgery for success, etc. Most of them are passionate about music but full of complaints about life. The plot may be absurd or lamentable. Using the theme of musical life, it expresses the author's consistent reflection on the living conditions of modern people: the gap between ideals and reality, the mockery of fate, the torture of talent, and the suppressed emotions controlled by the huge social machine...

"Five Days Talk" is a collection of stories written by Jimbartista Basile. The book was written in Neapolitan and published under the pseudonym "Gian Alesio Abbattutis" between 1634 and 1636 after Basil's death, in 2 volumes. The "Five Days Talk" appeared nearly half a century earlier than Charles Perrault's "The Tale of Mother Goose" and nearly two centuries earlier than the Brothers Grimm's collection of fairy tales. It was the first European literary collection composed of fairy tales. Although the book had received a cold reception, the Brothers Grimm highly praised it as the first collection of national fairy tales in the third edition of "Grimm's Fairy Tales", believing that it was consistent with their own romantic nationalist views on fairy tales. This made "Five Days Talk" famous after that. Many of the stories in the Five Days Talk are the oldest known versions of these stories today.

The seven passionate stories included in the book are mostly about accidental encounters in the world, the consequences of affectionate thoughts, the inescapable past, and moral dilemmas that seem to be tailor-made for each person's character weaknesses. In the story, if everyone wants to truly grow and reach themselves, they must strive to understand the meaning of various encounters to themselves and transform them into life gains; and at other moments chosen by fate, it may even be difficult and long, just like swimming through the vast sea in darkness. The first chapter in the book is "Night Train"; and reading this book is like boarding a "night train" bound for the boundless and charming night, and being involuntarily taken by the words to a place where you can see life in a desperate situation.

This book is part of the "Collection of Famous Classics" series. It collects fifty-three novels by Bing Xin, who was famous for his "problem novels" in the May Fourth literary world. From "Two Families" written in September 1919 to the last piece "Intervention" in August 1988, the time span is a full seventy years. "There is blood, tears, insults and groans, oppression and shouting..."

This collection of essays contains more than thirty articles written by the author in the past two years. The content is reprocessed and analyzed based on the people and events he has experienced, especially the inner world and human nature. In today's fast-paced era, it is particularly important to explore your spiritual hometown and experience the warmth from the bottom of your heart in the complicated life and work.

There are two volumes in this set, namely "The End of Summer" and "The Dinner of Destiny". The master of Dutch realist satirical novels directly addresses human desires. Winner of multiple international book awards.

"Selected Short Stories of Balzac" is divided into short stories such as "Sahasi", "Unrecognizable Masterpiece", "A Street in Paris and Its Residents", etc.

Select short stories published in the "Leading", "Position", "Fiction", "Narrative", "Reconstruction" and "Previous Life" columns of "Baihuazhou" magazine in recent years, and compiled them into a volume, summarizing the literary creation achievements and styles of various literary styles in China in recent years. In the vast sea of ​​literary creation, editors have repeatedly considered, collided, and judged the value of the works, so as to refine the sand and make gold. They select and edit good works that are touching or thought-provoking, have been widely praised in reality, have wide influence, and have the characteristics of withstanding the test of time and full of artistic charm, so as to live up to the trust and expectations of the times and readers, and fulfill their responsibility to the cause of contemporary Chinese literature. This book will fully demonstrate the breadth, inclusiveness, and breadth of the editor's vision, and reflect the diversity and richness of current literature. It is a high-level collection.

"Are You Okay" contains 11 short and medium-length novels. The author has diverse material selection angles, unique perspectives and clear intentions. The content of the novel focuses on grassroots cadres at the city and county levels. It uses vivid characters who are in special circumstances and make their own choices among responsibilities, desires and emotions to interpret the author's understanding and cognition of life.

This is a collection of short suspense novels. On rainy nights, under the dim neon lights, there are always lonely people wearing raincoats, standing like dolls at street intersections. The person wrapped under the bright "red raincoat, green raincoat" seemed to be complaining about the injustice of fate and the city's feasting... A person who could die for love was abandoned by her lover in the end, thinking that plastic surgery would make her reborn and become famous, but in the end it was all in vain. It is true that plastic surgery can change a person's appearance, but it cannot change the inner essence at all. Maybe this is just a tragedy for a small person, but the people under the raincoats are actually a microcosm of the wider world.

"My Father, the Cat" (My Father, the Cat) is a short story written by the American writer Henry Slesar (1927-2002). It tells the story of the protagonist Etienne bringing his fiancée home to meet his father, a cat. Slesa wrote hundreds of novels and screenplays throughout his life, specializing in detective, science fiction, horror and other types of novels. He is famous for his spicy satirical techniques and reversal of endings.

Malloy Sandor wrote 6 beloved works throughout his life. Among them, "Confessions of a Citizen" is comparable to Proust's masterpiece "In Search of Lost Time" and is the first Chinese translation from Hungarian.

"Croatian Ancient Legends" consists of six short stories. Although it is called "Ancient Legend", it is actually a newly created fairy tale. The story is intertwined with elements of ancient Slavic mythology and is considered the author's pinnacle work, often compared to the works of Andersen and Tolkien. In 1924, the English translation of this book was published by George Allen & Unwin, the company that first published "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" and is still the author's most popular work. This translation is the English translation of this book.

This volume includes the short story collections "The Diary of Huangjun", "After the Rain and Others", "Mountain Ghost", "Long Summer", "Diary of the Immortal", "Diary of a Dumb Official", "Instructions for Men", "Fourteen Nights and Others". The novels in this collection were published from September 1928 to March 1929. This period was the period when the author's creative power exploded. It can be seen that the author's writing style has matured in various character creations and environmental descriptions.

This book selects some of Lao She's classic short and medium-length works: "Crescent Moon", "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "In My Life", "No Problem", "Let's Talk About the House", "Liu Family Courtyard", "Micro God", "Mr. Breeches", "Taking Office", "Liu Tuen", "Good Man", "Black and White Li" and other famous works. These articles not only describe the struggles of the common people at the bottom of the society, but also write interesting stories about the lives of intellectuals. The writing style is meticulous and humorous, allowing people to appreciate the philosophy of life in a light and humorous way.

Jack London eulogized the bravery and tenacity of life through "harsh truth" and fierce confrontations between unyielding people - there are stories of exhausted gold diggers and stalking wolves in "For the Love of Life"; there are stories in "Kulu the Leper" and "Unrepentant Jane" in which the protagonists fight fiercely against enemies at the critical juncture of life and death; and there are also stories in "What Life Means to Me" about small people from the bottom of society who are not afraid of all difficulties and pursue a happy life. If you taste it carefully, you have to be conquered by the characters created by London. Not only humans, but other creatures are also as agile and tenacious as humans. "The Dalmatian" tells the story of a Dalmatian with extremely strong vitality, who can return home safely no matter how many times he is abandoned, and survives every misfortune. You have to sigh: How tenacious life is!

The book is composed of short and medium-sized novels written by seven famous writers, including the works of widely influential contemporary Chinese writers such as Ye Guangqin, Teng Xiaolan, Hai Jie, Cang Hong, Hao Weihua, Xi Han, and Zhu Hongmei. These short and medium-sized novels are exquisitely conceived, have unique language styles, profound connotations, unique perspectives, and are colorful. They are full of wisdom and mystery, allowing readers to be affected by the complex plots and trigger corresponding resonance and thinking.

"Carmen", this time we do not praise morality, and we despise everything related to morality, rules, laws, and worldliness, all of which are trampled under our feet and cast aside. Among all living beings, we choose to be "evil", and we have to bloom from this "evil". When I love you, I am willing to die for you. When I don't love you, I can also die in exchange for the freedom to leave you. Unless the soul says no, nothing can stop it.

This book is a classic and authoritative selected translation of the Russian writer Bunin. It is edited and translated by the famous Russian translator Dai Cong. Bunin (1870-1953), an outstanding Russian poet and writer, won the Pushkin Prize twice and the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1933, in recognition of his "rigorous artistic talent, which allowed the Russian classical tradition to be inherited in prose." He is known as the "soul figure of Russian literature" and left a large number of classic works for future generations. Volume 1 contains poetry, prose, and travel notes, volume 2 contains short stories, volume 3 contains short stories, volume 4 contains novellas, and volume 5 contains novels.

Mérimée's short stories and short stories are not many in number, less than twenty in total, but they have distinctive characteristics from ideological content to artistic style. Mérimée entered the literary world with "Clara Gasul's Drama Collection" and is good at writing short and medium-length novels. "Colomba", "Carmen", "The Blue Room", etc. Are all famous works. From the perspective of Mérimée's preference for exotic colors in his choice of subject matter, he belongs to the Romantic school, and from the perspective of his simple writing style, he belongs to the Classical school. This book selects 9 artistic masterpieces such as "Carmen", "Colomba", "Matteo Falconer" and "Tamango", which basically embodies the writing style and artistic characteristics of Mérimée's short stories and short stories.

"Lao She makes us cry and laugh, but he never condemns anyone and never protects anyone." The book includes five novels, "No Problem", "Micro God", "Soul-Breaking Gun", "Crescent Moon" and "My Life", each chapter is a classic and every sentence is wonderful.

This book selects Liu Xinwu's most representative novels over the years, including "White Teeth", "Black Wall", "Embroidered Mandarin Duck", "The Death of Miaoyu" and other famous works. Liu Xinwu has a keen sense of life and is good at making a rational and macroscopic grasp. He has written many novels with the characteristics of social thinking, with rigorous style and profound implications. The work is rich in content and novel in technique, blending a solemn sense of history and a profound sense of destiny, allowing readers to hear the footsteps of the times and think of the mission of the nation.

This book includes the novella "Red BMW" published by writer Wang Xinpeng in "Chinese Writers" from 2011 to 2012, the novella "Red Jacket" published by "Beijing Literature", and the novella "Ruby" published by "Qingming" magazine. The above three articles have been reprinted by "Selected Novels". These three novellas describe different groups of people living in Beijing, including car washers, college graduates, and homeless teenagers begging on the streets. The author adopts a realist approach and a critical attitude, uses literary conscience and courage, and uses the writer's responsibility, responsibility and mission to pay attention to the era of rapid changes. What he points out are sharp problems of the times. However, the characters in the writer's works also reveal the brilliance of human nature, giving people hope and strength to overcome difficulties.

This book collects Zweig's middle and late literary creation works, including "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life", "Adventures in the Auction House", "Moonlight Alley", "Interlude on the Shore of Lake Geneva" and "Invisible Collection". "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life" tells the memories of an old British lady. Driven by a moment of emotion, she risked her life to hand over her fate to a gambler, and in the next twenty-four hours she ushered in an ending that she will never forget. Passion and lust are the themes of Zweig's novels, and they are also the place where he displays his skills as a "hunter of souls".

In his literary career of a quarter century, Chekhov, the master of world literature, left behind a large number of short stories with unique style, strict structure, concise language and sharp satire for future generations. This book includes 25 short stories including "Chameleon", "Wanka", "The Man in the Trap" and "The Sixth Ward". In these works, the author uses ordinary people's trivial things common in the Russian society of the 19th century as the material. With superb artistic techniques and a unique perspective, he powerfully exposes and criticizes the decadent and declining social system. He makes a bitter satire on the vulgarity, greed, and speculation of the small citizens, and expresses his deep sympathy for the working people at the bottom of society. Chekhov's short stories are thought-provoking and thought-provoking. They not only make you feel the joy of drinking, but also make you smile knowingly. These short stories truly have a timeless appeal and are always worth reading.

This volume includes "Old Dream", "Stone Ship", "Shen Congwen Collection" and "Dragon Zhu". The atomic collection was published from December 1930 to August 1931. From the novel, we can see the changes of the times and the author's thinking about the times and personnel, the evolution of the author's creative style and the description full of humanistic feelings. The novels included in this volume are mostly short stories with very detailed descriptions and outstanding characters, which are the characteristics of creation in this period.

The three-volume, over 1.6 Million-word novel "War and People" by old friend Wang Huo has finally been published. When I got the last volume of "Maple Leaves and Dihua Autumn Whispers", I felt a little sad in my heart and choked up in my throat. I was moved by his tenacity, happy for his victory, and happy that there is such an admirable writer in Sichuan literary world with both morals and articles.

"Thomas Wolfe Series (set of 2 volumes) (Returning to Nowhere + God's Loneliness)" collects most of Thomas Wolfe's short and medium stories, including hometown, land, bright sunshine, quiet towns, tragic battles, lively circuses, lonely children, mothers falling into memories, the mystery of ancient cities... The content is broad, the style is delicate and fresh, and it details and vividly depicts the history and life of people in the depths of the wilderness, as well as the fiery emotions of a wanderer returning home. His short stories still retain a unique writing technique, and the language reveals a kind of innocence and vitality, sometimes like lyrical poems, sometimes like crazy ravings.

The Nobel Prize in Literature, with its great spirit of human idealism, provides an eternal standard for world literature. It includes poetry, novels, prose, drama, philosophy, history and other different genres. Masterpieces of different styles are full of brilliance and unique characteristics, comprehensively showing the overall situation of world literature in the 20th century. Kipling, Maeterlinck, Rabindranath Tagore, Franz, Wolfgang, Yeats, Gide... All exciting names; "Niels Goose", "The Blue Bird", "Gitanjali", "The Forsytes", "Six Characters in Search of the Author", "The Counterfeiter", "Babbit"... Each of the splendid masterpieces, vast and vast, all rivers and rivers return to the sea, are all gathered in this collection of works by Nobel Prize winners.

The collection of works of the first Russian writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature reveals Bunin's superb literary skills and beautiful writing style; literary works that integrate Eastern and Western philosophy to explore the harmonious way of the true meaning of life; he highly respects the promotion of human nature and the value of life, and uses his artistic talent to create a typical Russian character in literary prose, which has played an indelible influence and important role in the inheritance and development of Russian literature. Ivan Alexeevich Bunin (1870-1953) is a world-recognized language master. His creations are mainly short and medium-sized novels with a wide range of themes, concise language, delicate characterization, and meaningful and beautiful descriptions of nature. They occupy an extremely important position in the history of Russian literature. In 1933, Bunin became the first Russian writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature for his "rigorous artistic talent that created a typical Russian character in literary prose." This book contains a total of 21 short and medium-length works by Buning, including famous works such as "Mi Jia's Love" and "Dark Forest Path", which comprehensively displays the writer's creative path and ideological changes throughout his life. Bunin's works inherit the rich Russian literary tradition, and at the same time absorb the ideas of Eastern philosophy. They reflect the writer's thinking about ancient culture and the value of life, and are full of yearning and pursuit for the true meaning of harmonious, reasonable and beautiful life.

"Forster's Short Stories" mainly contains his most characteristic fantasy novels, which represents the author's achievements in this aspect. His fantasy novels are extremely rich in imagination, either passing through the holiday scenery of Italy and England, or flying to the future country for no reason. Although the protagonist of the novel is often a woman, sometimes she looks like a man. She plays the role of a messenger, a destroyer of machines, and a guide who guides souls to the afterlife. It is interesting to read.

"Selected Novels and Novels of Tolstoy" is a selection of Tolstoy's short stories and short stories co-translated by the famous translators Xiao Qian and Wen Jieruo. It includes "God knows the truth, but is not eager to reveal it", "Prisoners of the Caucasus", "What Do People Live on" and "A Spark Can There are 23 works including "Catch a Prairie Fire", each story is about punishing evil and promoting good. Written by the famous translators Xiao Qian and Wen Jieruo, the artistic conception is charming, the plot is rich, the characters have outstanding personalities, and the human nature shown is in all kinds of ways. It is worthy of being a famous work translated by a famous translator.

A collection of Wang Xiaobo's uncompeted manuscripts! The most complete collection of manuscripts, 9 uncontested manuscripts are exposed for the first time! Exclusive authorization of all Wang Xiaobo's works, the most comprehensive and collectible version! Including posthumous manuscripts and a large number of private photos that have never been published! Satisfy fans' love and nostalgia for Wang Xiaobo to the greatest extent. Teacher Li Yinhe personally edited the entire manuscript and wrote a preface to recall his feelings for Wang Xiaobo. Wang Meng, Wang Shuo, Li Jingze, Zhang Yihe, Xu Zechen, Xu Haofeng, Mai Jia, Feng Tang, and many other famous literary figures wholeheartedly recommended and paid tribute to Wang Xiaobo. Only after reading this set can one fully read Wang Xiaobo. Free and rational, maverick, and black humor, Wang Xiaobo's writing has inspired generations of young people like a hunting flag over the past twenty years. Wang Xiaobo is a scenery that will never disappear in bookstores! A literary classic that has influenced generations of young people, unparalleled literature!

"The Lover Is Guilty" Eight years ago, Lu Jian was wrongly imprisoned. After he was released from prison, with a feeling of revenge, he found Yu Zhili, whom he had an unrequited love with but sent him to prison. Unexpectedly, the old love relapsed, and a love-hate struggle began between a tortured man and a deeply guilty woman. "Poison of Mind and Body" is a collection of essays, divided into four parts: Secret Growth, Lion's Heart, Infinite Road, Speeches and Dialogues. It can basically be regarded as the author's mental journey from childhood to adulthood. "Cross Country Race" is a novel with childlike imagination and indulgence. It spans 30 years and tells the story of people's living conditions in the political and economic era. "Prisoners of War" is a selection of Ai Wei's short and medium-sized works, which includes thirteen short and medium-sized articles such as "Prisoners of War", "Ode to Joy", "The Thief", "Termites" and "Psychedelic".

The spokesperson of warm and cute youth. The debut novel "The Most Beautiful Meeting of You" is warm and relaxing, and won praise from millions of readers upon its release. The subsequently published "I Stand on the Bridge and Look at the Scenery" was recommended by Xinyiwu as the first preface and ranked among the top bestsellers of youth literature in major bookstores. The autobiographical novel "Full of My Love for You" has become popular on Sina Weibo and Douban with its super loving and cute style, and is called "a cute and funny little love theater" by readers.

"Short classics" that are must-read, "micro-reading" that is infinitely charming, and a selection of hundreds of must-read masterpieces by top domestic and foreign short story writers, including all domestic classic micro-readings! The works collected are authorized by top domestic novel writers. They are the representative works of previous Golden Sparrow Award winners for Chinese short novels. Their works have been published in famous magazines such as "Selected Novels", "Selected Short Novels", "Selected Micro Novels", "Reader", "Yilin", and "Maxims"; their works constitute important annual anthology editions such as "Lijiang Edition", "Yangtze River Literature Edition" and "Huacheng Edition" Pillar works; almost every year, they are selected as reading questions or composition materials in the "High School Entrance Examination" and "College Entrance Examination" papers of various provinces and cities, and have been translated and introduced to the United States, Russia, Japan, France, New Zealand, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and other countries...