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The novel describes the tortuous process of how Lin Daojing, a "petty bourgeois intellectual", embarked on the road of revolution and became a proletarian warrior. In order to find a personal way out and escape the fate of being a "plaything" and "vase" for men, Lin Daojing embarked on the road of exile. She ran away from her family and went to Yangjiacun Primary School near Beidaihe to find relatives and work as a substitute teacher. However, the principal Yu Jingtang conspired to marry her off to a local dignitary. In desperation, she threw herself into the sea and committed suicide. She was rescued by Yu Yongze, a Peking University student who had been paying attention to her. The "poet and knight" Yu Yongze awakened Lin Daojing's passion for life. Moved by Yu Yongze's love, she agreed to build a love nest with him. Lin Daojing, who had been lonely and helpless since childhood, temporarily enjoyed the warmth of family. But she was unwilling to be supported by others. First she was frustrated in finding a job, and then she came into contact with the patriotic students of Peking University and was ideologically touched. After meeting Communist Lu Jiachuan, she began to be exposed to revolutionary ideas. Yu Yongze repeatedly prevented her from participating in revolutionary activities, leading to Lu Jiachuan's arrest. Lin Daojing woke up from a dream in the face of the painful facts, determined to leave the vulgar, selfish and mediocre Yu Yongze, and join the torrent of anti-Japanese and national salvation. From then on, under the guidance of revolutionaries, she gradually overcome her weakness and eventually became a mature proletarian revolutionary warrior.

"Cat" tells the story of editors, writers, poets, painters and other various characters in the literary circle. Editorial department, pen club, manuscript collection; emotional entanglements of writers and literati. With the help of a profound metaphorical technique, through special literary narratives and observations of human nature, the ancient cat lurks in modern times as an ambiguous metaphor, through special literary narratives and observations of human nature. An editor-in-chief named "Feng Niang" and a deputy editor named "Lao Deng" were involved in the vortex of the literary world intentionally or unintentionally. These emotional, ideal, worldly, spiritual, and life vortexes are mixed with the spices of literature.

Everyone has a secret, and each secret cannot be told to others, let alone exposed... An "accident" makes four people, Zheng Qian, Mai Yihan, Xu Ziling and Bai Tong, who are in the same dormitory, become real "best friends", guarding a secret together. Three years later, a mysterious man suddenly appeared with a photo. He was an ordinary courier, but his whereabouts were always mysterious. Things happened one after another in their seemingly peaceful life, and they were caught off guard and didn't know how to face things...

In the 1930s, in the Zhuangyuanfang area of ​​Guangzhou, there were clusters of costume shops, and there were flower men and embroiderers all over the streets. The craftsman Chen Dou Sheng is the head of the famous "Han Ji" in Guangzhou Zhuangyuanfang. He has a son and a daughter at his knees: Shuren and Cuifeng. Relying on a craft, the family clings to each other, and the years are peaceful, warm and loving. However, outside this small home, there are the turbulence of the big times: wars, air raids, escapes... No matter how the times change, "Hanji" takes "precision workmanship" as its foundation, survives and is passed down. Use craftsmanship that is more eternal than time to brew the beauty of objects and the depth of human feelings. The novel takes the fate of four generations of the Chen family as the main line, tells the story of the rise and fall of an industry, and reproduces the life of Guangzhou citizens for nearly a century.

"Enter Guangdong" takes personal struggle and the ups and downs of life as clues. In the ups and downs of individuals, it reflects a profile of the country and the nation in a period of major transformation. Moreover, the novel runs through an exciting mood of endless struggle, making the passionate youth of the entire generation sincere and high. In Guangdong, a vast stage for pursuing dreams, the protagonist's success and failure, wavering and perseverance are a detailed and vivid profile of China's rapid changes over the past few decades. The works exude a strong charm of life and historical texture between the lines.

The novel completes the narration of the entire Lu family's more than one hundred years of family history in the form of memories. With men as the main line and women as the branch lines, it outlines a century-old family history. Through three stories cleverly interspersed, the fate of characters in different eras is shown. From the small to the large, the century-old history of the Lu family reflects the century-old history of China's changes.

The fantasy work of Aweimu Yiluo, a female writer from the Yi ethnic group in Southwest China, is an indelible mark of growth for a generation of wandering Chinese. "Out of the Mountain" is a collection of short stories by Aweimu Yiluo, a Yi female writer who works and lives in Dongguan. The works are all set in remote minority villages in southwest my country. They describe strange and fantastic survival stories, close and tense relationships between villagers, and the unique humorous spirit of border people. The narrative of the novel is lively and lively, and it also uses slang and common sayings. The text is simple and smart.

"Meeting Mr. Mu" is a collection of seven short stories and short stories by Shenzhen young female writer Jiu Haitang. The seven stories may tell about a pair of middle-aged men and women who met in an ancient village. They visited the old house in Lingnan together, and time and space suddenly seemed to be inverted, and they finally met each other after thousands of twists and turns; or about migrant men and women who made a rough living in coastal cities. They had witnessed their lovers suffer in panic and then disappeared into the crowd. The young people spent ten years of struggle to find their lost lovers and old times.

This is a non-fiction essay with an autobiographical nature, which is the growth history of a rural girl. In the book, the little girl lost her mother at the age of three and grew up with her father until she got married. The author uses pen and ink full of emotion to describe the poor life in rural areas, the natural and human environment, production and life, and folk customs, which are intertwined with each other. Among them, the various scenes of father and daughter relying on each other are deeply regrettable.

71 stories that inspire life, including warmth, scars, arrogance, jealousy, memory, and abandonment. 5 Minutes of reading will take you through the narrow streets and alleys and smell the mixed flavors of life. Li Zishu uses minimalist text and a melancholy style to lead readers on a journey of a thousand words. Like a voyeur in the bright sunshine, he casts his gaze into the ignorant corners of our lives and penetrates into the unpredictable depths of the human heart.

This is a novel that reflects contemporary real life. It takes Tianya City, a coastal city in my country, as the main background, and describes the love between Cui Can and Wu Bing, the ill-fated fate of Shi Ya, and the special life experience of Jiang Huan. The story has ups and downs and is deeply touching. Cui Can is a beautiful and talented girl who is a graduate student at the University of Virginia in the United States, majoring in Anthropology. After completing an investigation on a certain topic in Hawaii, she traveled to Tianya, Hainan, where she met Wu Bing, a young painter from Mainland China, on the plane. Later, the two met again in a hotel in Tianya City, got to know each other, fell in love, and finally fell in love.

"The Barber Shop of the Ukiyo" is a representative work of the "comic book" in Japanese classical literature of the Edo period. It vividly depicts the many identities, personalities and life styles of ordinary people. Among the customers who come to get a haircut, there are bored men wandering around with nothing to do, gossiping women vying to name their cats, and scholars who occasionally lament the world... Through the dialogue between you and me, there are worldly conditions and human feelings, banter but not cruelty, and full of fun.

The novel takes the Battle of Huaihai as the background. Through the description of the choices and fate of a small rural convoy in the Jiaodong Peninsula during this period, composed of ordinary people from rural areas such as He He, Jin Gui, Zhang Haiyang, etc., The novel writes a song of the glorious years of the military and civilian families during the war years, and expresses the author's love and respect for these kind and simple people.

This book is a collection of Zhu Wenying's novels full of complex thoughts and women as protagonists wrapped in love and hatred. It includes the author's classic short stories such as "Dangerous Building", "Canary", "An Italian in the Desert", "Little Taro Goes to Rice Village", "Scandal", "Age of Abstinence", "Chaos", "Fifteenth Middle School", "City of Courtyards", "Bronze", "Dumb", and "A Night Intoxicated by the Spring Breeze". The author uses a consistently transcendent and refined writing style, a sad tone, and unique "lyrical logic" to express it in sharp language that can penetrate the reader's heart. The book is unforgettable for a long time.

Young exiles, from resurgence to doom, from heroes to prisoners, from glory to gloom, from smooth roads to cliffs, from eagles to caged birds... The novel depicts many portraits of educated youths with difficult fates. The absurdity of the world and the triviality of the market are silently combined into a generation in its prime, a generation of howling ghosts, a generation of fighting under the red flag, a generation of beautiful melancholy and cruel romance. Twenty-three young lives were laid to rest in the jungle of Hainan Island. They died collectively at midnight on October 17, 1970. It was their blood that ignited the soul of this novel and ignited the shocking fire in the hearts of young exiles for thousands of years.

In "Life Lessons", William Wang practices a kind of soul narrative. Strange peaks and deep canyons can often be seen in the narrative, and soul concerns are always developed in realistic and daily things. Whether it is history or love, they are narratives based on personal positions and imaginative qualities. It makes these novels without exception have a profound mark on William Wang. This book is representative of William Wang's collection of short story writing styles.

The novel tells the story of several World War II veterans from the United States and their related families who embarked on the road of spiritual redemption in Europe in the long years after World War II. While revealing their intricate and secret experiences layer by layer, the novel unfolds a magnificent description of the social and cultural life of post-war European civilians from the rise and fall of the family and the ups and downs of personal destiny, thus giving people a wonderful humanistic presentation and profound human enlightenment.

This is a new "Red Detachment of Women". The author boldly deconstructed and rewritten the movie "Red Detachment of Women" from a unique perspective, preserving the original story structure while extending the history. In a vague, uncertain and specious form, the author created a group of new characters - the female Red Army soldier Feng Qionghua and her granddaughter Feng, Qionghua's lover Zhong Bo, and the filmmaker who claims to be the grandson of Nan Batian, etc. The forgetfulness and examination of history, the confusion and escape from the current situation are all re-evaluated in a modern spirit.

One morning in 1906, due to an uninvited guest from Xiaodu, "Renji Lane", which had always been full of ambitions, became a little cloudy. Guo Xinchen suddenly felt a chill. On the bright autumn morning in Lianjiang, there was still a touch of moisture in the alley, and Guo Xinchen's eyes were filled with mist.

"The Secret History of Ayoburg" can be regarded as an unexpected and wonderful book: in terms of superb language art, progressive narrative skills, deeply grounded contemporary life, and complex and diverse characters, it is undoubtedly one of the fascinating creations in contemporary literature, and it is also Zhang Wei's breakthrough full-length masterpiece.

A book of courage written for confused modern people. Through the long dark night of fate, hope is the bright star hanging high in our hearts. Two blind people with different trajectories have experienced pain and difficulties that are unparalleled by ordinary people. Their confidence and pursuit of the future are the spiritual candlelight that we protect together. Ciyan, a beautiful woman, has been ignored by the God of Destiny almost from the beginning of her life, and has even been pushed into the bottomless abyss.

For us, Fang Shu has always been an unsolvable mystery. Her simplicity conceals profundity, her casualness emphasizes dignity, her chicness contains many unspeakable hidden melodies and sorrows, and her beauty and elegance contain a wildness that cannot be ignored or violated. I often see Fang Shu clearly above the world in the hustle and bustle of all living beings, walking freely and freely, with empty eyes but focusing on something or someone, which makes me shed tears. Fang Shu has actually let the tropical jungles and guns of Myanmar forge a female ghost, an invulnerable female ghost, instead of a person or a woman.

Years passed by without knowing where he ended up, and Liszt's disappearance became an unsolvable mystery. This person who went from an educated youth to a university professor is an anomaly. There are too many confusions in his life, his love has the despair of lovesickness, his success hides change and nothingness, he bids farewell to glitz and disappears into the invisible at the most glorious time. His life was like a dancer dancing in the dark night, with no one to accompany him and no one to cheer him. He was always moving in the darkness and nothingness. At his most brilliant moment, he was like a dazzling meteor in the sky, crossing the emptiness with his own fall and lighting up the starry sky.

This book is the representative work of Mr. Lao She, written in Qingdao in 1936. The whole book describes the tragic experiences of Xiangzi who moved from the countryside to the city of Beijing. It tells the story of how Xiangzi, a kind, responsible and righteous rickshaw puller, gradually deteriorated in life and personality under the corrosion of the dark social environment, and finally became confused. Xiangzi's fate is the epitome of the tragic fate of the vast number of urban poor in old China. Xiangzi's tragedy truly reveals the old society's cruel exploitation of the working people. Xiangzi's heartbreaking depravity is a powerful accusation against the decadent old society.

Traveling through three bustling cities and encountering 19 melancholy and subtle moments of love, there is always a taste that can touch your heart. This book is a love note written by the author Zhang Yuan to modern men and women. It looks at the slow-cooked life from a female perspective, and writes about the restlessness and uneasiness of urban men and women that are hidden under dressing and eating. The author grew up in Taiwan, studied in the United States for many years, and now lives in Shanghai. The novel combines the sentiment and charm of the three cities of Shanghai, Taipei, and New York, and deeply explores the emergence of desires and the flow of emotions. It is known as "Zhang Ailing returns to Shanghai."

"You Don't Know Which Way the Road Turns" is a collection of six short and medium-length novels by Shenzhen young writer Chen Jieyou, including "You Don't Know Which Way the Road Turns", "Birds on the Way Back to the Nest" and "Miss Pi". In this collection, the writer writes about the rural society in southern China that he is familiar with, the human world full of oyster flavor, and also writes about the great changes he has observed in urban and rural areas, and the realities and contradictions faced by the transforming society. He is a social observer hidden behind the novel, a country urchin, a middle-aged man who cannot return to the county town, and a female fortune teller who travels north and south... He connects three life scenes of countryside, town, and city, and expresses what he experiences, sees, and thinks gently and persistently.

Ling Xiaoma, a sunny boy who loves swimming and has extraordinary talent, accidentally joins the university swimming team in order to pursue a goddess, and has a fierce competition with Ye Feng, a strong rival and love rival in the team. Under the temper of competitive swimming, and under the unconventional encouragement of her aunt Ling Luo, who was both laughable and dumb, Ling Xiaoma grew up rapidly, from passivity to love, from resistance to wandering, and finally found the faith to never give up on the sports field, unfolding an inspirational story about swimming, youth and bonds.

"Seventy-two Transformations" is the first novel by Zuo Zhuang, a world-renowned gourmet, chef, and best-selling author. It is not an extension of a story, but a collection of life stories presented to us by the author. Like a kaleidoscope, with a slight turn, there is always a sad or funny story waiting for us. A chef who has traveled far and wide uses simple and clean language to talk about his complicated experiences of living in China and overseas for decades. Nannan, Yingxiao, Nigel, Vanessa, Mao Xiong, Xiaoji... These are ordinary people around Qiao. The author chose them to describe their re-understanding of culture and culture due to the changes in their living environment in the context of the integration and collision of global economy and culture in the 21st century. The process of life is what the author said through the words of Lao Guo: "The world is always changing, and every place has a group of people, and every place is different. We have to adapt to where we are born, and we have to adapt to which era we are born in." This outlines the joys and sorrows of life in the world.

Guan Qiao, her boyfriend who had been dating for many years, fell in love with another girl. He courted the daughter of the director of the teaching department in front of all the teachers and students in the school, and framed Xiying. On the same day, her parents finally found their 19-year-old sister, whom Xiying had never heard of. Over the next seven years, Guanqiao's high school friends Xu Luanfeng and Lu Xiying supported each other through an unjustifiable relationship. The huge shadows they carry on their backs can send out chills even in the brightest sunshine.

The law of cause and effect and miracles are an interesting contradiction. Most things in the world follow the laws of cause and effect, or are composed of miracles. No one can tell. You don't have to believe in miracles, but miracles may be order in another direction. "Single Witnessing Bodhi" explores the miracles in life. A miracle has caused life to be off track, and what subtle changes will the mentality of the people on this train undergo? "Single Witnessing Bodhi" is the essence of Tian Er's novels written in recent years. It goes beyond "everyday" and creates an "extreme" aesthetic. In Tian Er's writing, the story is far from finished.

2017 Chinese Good Books, 2017 Top Ten Digital Reading Works, 2017 Key Theme Publications: Ranked No. 1 In the 2017 China Original Literature and Art Premium Publishing Project (Phase II). Li Peifu, winner of the 9th Mao Dun Literature Award, has created a new masterpiece following "The Sheep's Gate", "The Lamp of the City" and "Book of Life", describing the changes of the times and the ups and downs of human nature!

An irreproducible generation and their out-of-print youth, Han Shaogong's new novel once again "searches for his roots", recalling the passing years of the 1977 students, and thinking about the fate of the country and the opportunities gained and lost during the period of transformation. An online serialized novel by Xiao Peng involves the first group of college students who resumed college entrance examination at the foot of Donglu Mountain, known as the Class of 77. They stood out from their fate, and their life experiences were extremely dramatic and historic; they faced completely different socioeconomic environments before and after reform and opening up, and created different lives. Xiao Peng's novels record one generation and modify another generation, and life is more like a process of constant modification.

In 1966, the rapid progress of the "Cultural Revolution" broke the tranquility of a small coastal town. Whether they are high-level intellectuals, ordinary fishermen, or even people with disabilities, they are inevitably drawn into the vortex of struggle. Due to a poor family background, Ya Lei, a fifteen-year-old boy, had to face the humiliating reality that his father was criticized and his mother was forced to study. In order to find freedom, he thought of smuggling and put it into practice. However, due to the leak of information, the smuggling plan failed. Fortunately, with the help of a Tibetan mastiff from afar, he successfully escaped the pursuit of the Public Security Bureau. However, other stowaways were not as lucky as Ya Lei. After being captured, they were paraded through the streets and sentenced, completely losing their self-esteem and freedom. Despite this, after witnessing scenes of tragedy, Alei still longs for and pursues light. In order to leave the small town, he chose to go to Hainan voluntarily - in his opinion, this was his best opportunity, even though Hainan was very barren at the time. In Hainan, Ya Lei experienced and witnessed life and death again and again. Those tragic youth deaths carved scars in Ya Lei's heart that never healed...

The novel is set in Gemin, a village of Baima people at the junction of Sichuan and Gansu in the 1930s. Gemin is an enclave, adjacent to Jiuzhaigou Valley. The people are as beautiful as the mountains and rivers, and the story unfolds like mountain flowers... But the war followed, and Gemin, this paradise, was not immune. From the perspective of a traveler who escaped from the city, the author describes the simple folk customs and natural living conditions of the Baima people's villages, and also depicts the living conditions of ordinary people during the war.

"Underwater" is a collection of short stories and short stories written by Zou Zai. It includes seven works that showcase her multi-faceted creative themes and completely different creative styles. As she said in the postscript, "Be a gentle and brave person." Her writing is sharp and inscrutable, but what flows over it is her personal observation and understanding of life and experience.

This book contains six short stories and short stories by Cheng Ying, a representative writer of contemporary "Shu Dao" novels. Including "Charming Purple Clay Pot", "Antique", "Mounting", "Sacred Fishing", "Aftermath", and "The Meaning of Marks". Cheng Ying's novels use "techniques" to derive "Tao", and use "techniques" (traditional skills such as fishing, greening, mounting, collecting, etc.) To derive contemporary social culture. Through the story of "skills", readers are shown a certain "Tao" - or the "Tao" of the vicissitudes of life, or the "Tao" of changes in life, or the "Tao" of personality. The story of "Shu Dao" permeates the connotation of China's reclusive culture. The novel's narrative is both realistic and freehand, using reality to point out the fictitious, sublimating the meaning, and has high literary value. Cheng Ying's "Shu Dao" novels emphasize interest and meaning, are humorous and absurd, and have a long lasting charm.

This book is the first novel by Zhang Wenxin, a post-1995 Cantonese writer. It narrates the growth story of a group of high school students in the south, their yearning and imagination for the future, their struggles and challenges in the college entrance examination, their curiosity and shyness about ignorant love, and their colorful extracurricular and extracurricular activities... It truly restores the vividness and freshness of youth at the age of sixteen or seventeen. What is valuable is that in the details, such as dialogues, scenes, etc., It accurately grasps the characteristics of people of the same age and regional characteristics. It can be said that people of the same generation write about people of the same generation, youthful and sunny.

This book selects 12 short stories by Yi Zhou. Yi Zhou's novels contain the most acute awareness of life. The characters in his works are solemn, lonely, and hesitant, preserving the vitality of dreams and the lightning of the spirit in reality. He established an orderly spiritual body in the text, and their stories are the characters' profound scratches in the world. The winding plot may be called the trajectory of fate. These 12 short stories can give us a glimpse of the artistic characteristics of Yi Zhou's novels.

The university is a pure and holy place, and its bounden duty is to preach, teach, and solve doubts. However, in this novel, the university reveals another side of it that is profoundly despicable. Focusing on the pursuit of a manuscript of "History of Modern Chinese Literature", the urban saga of the trinity of university shady scenes, spontaneous choirs, underworld and erotic pleasure unfolds. A familiar yet strange alien story. The sanctimonious university president, the free intellectuals who go their own way, the urban women who hate me for being hesitant or avant-garde and alternative, the mysterious and scheming "big sisters", the Baiyun Mountain singers who are still intoxicated in the passionate era, a group of big and small people who inspire us to think in the opposite direction.

Agarwood incense, conceived in the belly of ancient trees, grows deep in the mountains, sometimes sinking or appearing, its supernatural power is unpredictable, and it seems that it does not want to be known; and a kind of incense-conscious Li people, dozens of groups, build nests in the valleys, and pray to each other on the mountain. God, when purchasing in separate branches, it is almost inevitable that tigers and leopards will be attacked, snakes and dragons will be encountered, and fragrant trees will be found. The roots, troughs, and branches cannot be seen. The Li people will knock the roots with an ax and listen. Then they will know where the knot is, and break the tree to get it. The secret cannot be passed on by hand, and if one is born with this kind of skill, it will not cause the fragrance to eventually perish. However, it will take hundreds of years for the tree to begin to bear knots, and it will take hundreds of knots to mature. Even though heaven and earth do not love its treasures, they will take them endlessly, and they will grow in the sky. And the wise people in Li will not move forward for fear of being tired, and the fools will mistakenly take them for burning, until the fragrant fragrance has turned into charred wood.

This book is a full-length novel named after Chaoshan, with a strong regional cultural flavor and unique literary style. There are many characters in the novel, including more than a hundred people from the cultural, academic, political and business circles in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, such as Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, Yu Youren and so on. Many Chaoshan humanities are reflected in novels. Blind masters, sailors, revolutionaries, brokers... All appeared one after another, and all kinds of creatures appeared.

"Feather Leaf Taro" selects 10 of Yu Xiaowei's latest short stories and short stories in recent years. Yu Xiaowei's novels have the possibility of unreasonable changes and fascinating in terms of artistic style. He tries his best to abandon the habitual laws of the existence of many things and focuses on the inward development of the psychological boundaries of human nature. He uses antinomies with philosophical implications to approach the inescapable truth of life. In terms of expressing the desires and sorrows of the times of individual life, Yu Xiaowei's novels are filled with a mysterious temperament.

The novel narrates that after the Gengzi Rebellion, Tan Yongqing, the son of Tan Zongjun, who was selected to pay tribute, returned to Beijing and moved from Xisi Yangrou Hutong to Mishi Hutong. He and his third concubine Zhao Lizifeng indulged in glutinous rice. Based on the extremely delicious taste of Tan's "Tan Family Cuisine" and Tan's imperial status, they gathered the capital's bureaucrats for dinner, which made Beijing famous. It became fashionable for chefs to entertain guests in Tan's house, and private restaurants in China's catering industry started from this. "Tan's Cuisine" adheres to the rules of "fine selection of ingredients, careful cutting of ingredients, careful cooking, sufficient cooking, and pure taste" for decades. In the 1930s, it became even more famous. Celebrities and dignitaries in the political, military, business and cultural circles at that time regarded it as a favor to entertain guests with "Tan's Cuisine". People outside the capital should also try their best to taste "Tan's cuisine". After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the Tan family gradually declined. However, in terms of food, Tan Zongjun's son was unwilling to restrain himself a little. He was just sitting on a mountain of food. He could no longer sustain it in the future, so he secretly hosted family banquets. However, he was unwilling to put up a "restaurant" sign for the sake of face. However, the business was booming day by day. The novel is rich in historical materials, fluent in writing, and delicate in characterization, and vividly depicts the social life of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

Wen Jing, a classmate who is about to enter junior high school, has a completely different personality from her name. She is lively and generous, kind-hearted, and dares to love and hate. Although she was criticized and attacked by teachers and excluded and provoked by her classmates, through her efforts, she finally won everyone's trust.

"The Hanging Man" contains ten stories about the spiritual growth of modern women: "The Hanging Man", "The Dream of a Black Boy", "Calyx", "Virus", "I'm from Madagascar", "Poem Signing", "Desperate Place", "Bird Things", "The Year of Aphasia" and "Flower Lock". Although they are labeled as sculptors, painters, actors, costume designers, columnists, teachers, craftsmen, etc., They all have the same name: women. After experiencing various confusions and chaos in the emotional world, they completed the enlightenment of body autonomy and emotional self-salvation. The author Lin Yuanye is good at capturing the dark matter of human nature. With sharp or gentle eyes, he re-examines the relationship between the sexes that has been written about thousands of times, and reveals the tolerance and carnival deep in the soul.

"Camel Xiangzi" is Lao She's first novel after becoming a professional writer. It was published nearly a hundred years ago and has sold tens of millions of copies. It is a classic of modern Chinese literature that is truly popular in the United States, Germany, France, Switzerland, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Japan and other countries. Xiangzi truly lives in the past and in the present. Reading this almost cruel life makes people feel compassionate and move them to tears. Some people have spent all their energy just to live. The young Xiangzi, with his dreams and passion, moved from a small place to a big city to make a living and became a coachman. His ambition was to own his own rickshaw. He tried again and again to improve his destiny, but after three purchases of cars, three setbacks, and the unexpected death of his wife, his life hit rock bottom. Can Xiangzi, who endures humiliation and bears the burden like a camel, finally regain his lost dignity? The good and evil of human nature and the crushing influence of the times have left many imprints on him?

This book inherits the style of the first series, but is more sophisticated in content. It selects 100 representative works from more excellent short stories and divides them into three parts according to different themes: upper, middle and lower. The authors are all senior short story writers. The works selected for this book have been published in relevant publications, and most of them are award-winning works in relevant short story competitions.

This book is a novel that describes the century-old entrepreneurial history of five generations of a family. It tells the story of Zhong Yueyu, the originator of the Zhongyu surname, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Qing Dynasty, who regulated his seven daughters and their descendants, led the family to start a business, established a foothold in Manhattan, started a business in Paris, and finally achieved great results after going through all the hardships.

This novel takes David Ke's life experience as the main line and artistically reproduces the social ecology of a certain place. Through the description of the competition between the political forces of all parties in the new economic zone and the unprecedented competition for interests, it truly reproduces the difficult choices and painful choices made by various characters in real life, and vividly depicts their complex and secret inner worlds. The novel has lofty intentions, vivid plot, vivid characters and beautiful language.

Franz Kafka (1883-1924), an Austrian novelist, was little known during his lifetime and his works were not taken seriously. After his death, his literary reputation rose and he became famous in the world of literature. His novels such as "The Castle", "The Missing" and "The Proceedings" have been widely circulated around the world and have had a great impact on modernist literature; he is praised as the founder of modernist literature and is known as "the writer among writers"; his novels have become must-read works for many writers and are considered "works that need to be read carefully and extensively". "The Metamorphosis - A Collection of Kafka's Short and Novels" includes all of Kafka's short and medium stories, among which "The Metamorphosis", "In the Penal Colony", "At the Gate of the Law", "The Hungry Artist", "The Village Teacher", "The Construction of the Great Wall of China", "A Study of a Dog", etc. Are all popular masterpieces. They all use symbols, metaphors, exaggeration and other techniques, with vivid plots and concise and smooth language; the stories are weird and bizarre, with no definite time and place, no cause and effect, giving people a dreamy, mysterious and strange feeling. The protagonists of the works are almost always in a situation where they can't help themselves. They all have their own goals in the bizarre world, but they often end up failing. Mr. Zhang Rongchang, a senior translator and professor at Peking University, has devoted himself to the study of Kafka for decades, and single-handedly translated "The Metamorphosis - A Collection of Kafka's Short and Novels".