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Tarwater, a boy whose parents both died, was stolen as a baby by his uncle, a fanatical Christian, and raised in the wilderness as a successor to the prophet. After the death of the old man, he returned to his uncle's house in the city and tried hard to deny his destiny as a prophet. However, he was influenced by the unknown power in his heart and fell into religious madness. He also committed violent crimes. On the one hand, the writer shows us the distortion of human nature caused by Christianity. The life picture of blind and devout believers has become confused, stubborn, and absurd in the face of the impact of modern education, technology, and civilization. On the other hand, regardless of whether they are religious or not, the violence and self-destructive tendencies hidden in individuals have contributed to the mutual inacceptance and intolerance of family members, leading to the ultimate tragedy.

This is a novel that gives a panoramic view of reform and opening up. Taking the rise of Shenzhen as a clue, it focuses on describing the fierce conflicts between different figures and concepts at all levels, including central leaders, businessmen, and people at the bottom, during the great change of reform and opening up. How decision-makers make decisions, how businessmen seize business opportunities, and how to mediate relations between all parties... The trendsetters of those times and their deeds will be recorded in history.

This book depicts a group portrait. The story uses Lao Li, a clerk at the Peking Finance Office, and others who wanted to divorce as a clue. It criticizes some of the bad qualities of traditional Chinese citizens. It also expresses the young intellectuals' thinking about life and marriage, as well as their pursuit of love and ideals when traditional culture is impacted by new civilization.

The protagonist Hazel, who was born into a rural priest family, has always wanted to be a priest when he grows up. However, after returning from the war, he was greatly shaken in his faith and tried to preach a faith without Jesus, but was exploited by false prophets. From then on, he embarked on a life path of spiritual disillusionment and no support. O'Connor is known as the "Prophet of Southern Literature". His novels are often full of weird and bizarre plots, with the atmosphere of terror, desolation, mystery and decay permeated by "Southern Gothic novels". It brings readers strong sensory stimulation and spiritual shock. As O'Connor's representative work, this book can better explore his unique writing style and techniques.

The Xuanjia back garden in the city is a typical Jiangnan garden, with stone mountains, terraces, lakes, and galleries. Everywhere is decorated with colorful silks and red lanterns, giving it a luxurious look like a wealthy family. Dozens of mahogany tables and chairs are arranged in an orderly manner on the island in the center of the lake. A dozen maids wearing trendy clothes that were only popular in the 1930s are busy placing fruits on the table, and some sturdy male servants are bringing large pots of precious flowers. The newly built small stage in the garden is exquisite and exquisite. A group of artists are setting up props, instruments and scenery. Several female actors with makeup are looking around behind the red curtain and commenting: "This is the biggest stage for us to enjoy tea and enjoy the spring in Fuzhou." "Xuan Yicheng, the owner of the garden, is the richest man in the city." One of them said: "Master Wan Hai Wan is the richest man in Fuzhou. I went to the house to sing a concert two days ago, and a piece of "Jasper Hairpin" attracted a lot of excitement. This is what he did. One hundred oceans." Before she finished speaking, her companion spat: "You know how to show off in front of rich people. Maybe Master Wan really likes you and wants to marry you." The excited actress suddenly looked sad. He whispered: "Being a child like Wan Ye is better than us sisters wandering from one pier to another, performing on stage and being bullied by local gangsters." These words touched the sadness of the women, and they became silent.

The sketches are drawn in plain white, depicting the skeleton of the craftsman, showing the diverse appearance of all living beings. Write history through food and writing, recreating the customs of Peking city around 1928. Liu Tianlu, the owner of Baizhifang's "Beef Liu", has recruited a new waiter named Cui Xi. Zhao Botao, the big shopkeeper of Jinjie Yinxiang, encounters Forsythia, a girl with superb craftsmanship. Two seemingly unrelated stories intertwined into a long and complicated spectrum of living beings, from the destruction of the last royal palace to the various aspects of life in the Peking city, including prosperity, poverty, happiness, helplessness, and persistence on the paper, with home and dreams running through it. The long-sung "most fragrant" is not only Tianlu's eternal pursuit when he was framed and imprisoned, but also the theme of the competition between Forsythia's father's skills. Over the years, it has become a foreshadowing of the rift between a pair of lovers.

The stories told in the book span up to 150 years, involving past and present lives. The story takes place in 1922. At the same moment a woman dies, a girl is born. The former is in Stockholm, Sweden, and the latter is in a remote rural area in China. The arrival of the Chinese girl brings disaster to the entire family... The author intersperses layers of stories into the dialogue between the two characters. Through Grandma Tianjiang's in-depth thoughts on the universe, nature, love, marriage, and life, she constantly refines and sublimates themes, leading readers to see the reality of life.

This is a sincere writing. The author wrote this autobiographical novel based on his personal experience, revealing in detail the growth and love experience of a person who is incompatible with the normal world, as well as their life situation. Any reader who has been hurt by being different while growing up can relate. Hall was the first British writer to dare to write about the lives of sexual minorities, something no one had done before her. This book caused huge controversy in Britain and the United States as soon as it was published, and first-class novelists such as Eliot, Forster, and Woolf unanimously supported it. Its social significance far exceeds the significance of the work itself, and it is regarded as a must-read classic of gay literature. The work's exploration of love itself, questioning of the world, and doubts about self-existence are worthy of our reflection and doubt on the world we are accustomed to. Is tradition correct? Doesn't it exist if you haven't seen it?

Tully, beautiful and smart, but rebellious, is always the focus of people's attention, but no one knows that she has been living in the shadow of being abandoned by her mother, and she is even more afraid that her grandmother who has always taken care of her will pass away, leaving her completely alone. She longs for a sense of belonging and someone who can love her unconditionally. Katie is a seemingly well-behaved girl with a happy and warm family. She has a docile and lovely personality. However, under her well-behaved appearance, she is also filled with an unbreakable sense of restraint and occasionally longs to break free. When they were 14 years old, two completely different girls met warmly in the "Firefly Alley" where there were no fireflies, and their lives changed drastically from then on. Katie brought true "love" to Tully, allowing her to begin to know how to give and what "home" feels like; Tully enriched Katie's life and allowed her to see all the splendors of life. From the age of 14 to their 40s, they relied on each other to go through the short and long road of life. They also experienced jealousy, anger, hurt, and hatred, and finally reconciled. This is a story about love, growth and loyalty, and it also makes you begin to examine what the most important things in life are. No matter what, we have harvested this rare friendship in our lives, and the river of each other's lives has become rich and vast...

Foolish birds mistake their own reflections for prey; snakes never come back to their jars; cowboys lose their horses, robins lose their feathers... Death is ahead and behind. Louis: "Miriam, I will do anything for you." Gabby: "The cowboy is going to lose his horse one day. You need me." Wren: "My intruder is you, Miriam."

Dylan, a 15-year-old single-parent girl, has a world in a mess. She decided to visit her father whom she had not seen for a long time, but a traffic accident occurred on the road. After she desperately climbed out of the train wreckage, she was horrified to find that she was the only survivor, and there was a wasteland in front of her. At this time, Dylan saw the figure of a boy on the hillside not far away. Their fate took an unpredictable turn from the moment they met... After experiencing a thrilling choice, Dylan finally broke the boundary between life and death and came to the real world. At the same time, a ferryman named Susanna also yearned for life in the real world. For this reason, she deceived a soul who was extradited by her, and triggered a great change...

"The Newcomer: An American High School Story" tells the story of "Annie", a Chinese international student, who is a "newcomer" in this land of the United States and what she sees and hears when she attends high school in the United States. The book is divided into four parts: "Grade 1", "Grade 2", "Grade 3" and "Grade 4". The time line is clear. Each part contains a number of story units named after iconic events. There are humorous anecdotes between classmates from all over the world, vivid images of teachers with different personalities and tempers, and the author's personal reflections on different cultures. The author uses his own real experience as a reference to describe the growth process of a Chinese international student who completely cut off contact with his mother tongue and gradually adapted to American education and culture in a completely new environment.

During the routine political study on Wednesday afternoon, the counselor read a letter of thanks. This was reprinted by the political department of the school and distributed to all classes at all levels. A long note was added in front, calling on all the students in the school to learn from the unnamed living Lei Feng who fought bravely with the enemy, risked his life and death, and finally saved the country's property. It was said that this was the result of the school's strengthening of political education. However, some people who dress fashionably and speak rudely cannot well complete the study tasks assigned by the party and the people. At least, this kind of person who only cares about himself and lacks a sense of collective honor will not stand up like that living thunder fronter when encountering danger. She knew who "some people" were. She nodded to her reverie, silently affirming. Then he took off his clothes and got on the bed gently. The people in the same room went to bed early, and only a piece of paper playing "Die Fairy" was still spread on the table. She came down again, balled it up and threw it out the window. She slept soundly, on an ordinary and ordinary Saturday night.

The train entered the canyon, and for a moment, the sound of exhaust steam and the sound of wheels hitting the rails were deafening. The headlights of the car also came to add to the fun, shining their bright lightsabers and slashing into the dim canyon. Ai Dong punched Wang Mingde in the ear, took off Wang Mingde's handcuff, and staggered to pick up the grenade. Explode, ask the train to accompany me to hell. He felt victory was in sight. Before he could get closer, he fell down again with a bang. It was Xue Yihai who hugged his feet. Then Lu Jiadi arrived. She picked up the bunch of grenades first and looked at the two people rolling on the ground, trembling and not knowing how to start. The train's light illuminated them, and Wang Mingde felt a sharp hand brushing his eyelids open. He saw three people struggling nearby. He stood up straight in excitement and staggered over to help.

After autumn, construction of the road leading here from Nanba Chang began, and Wen Wenhua and Liang Youhui signed up as migrant workers. Literary Hua serves as a blaster, while Liangyou serves as a gang leader in a migrant worker company. One day, when you went to fetch water from the well, you met a "green bamboo dart". He panicked and beat it to death and buried it beside the well. When he came back to tell the story to the migrant workers, he was unexpectedly scolded by Wen Wenhua. Then Wen Wenhua recounted nostalgically: Baihuatan in Chengdu used to specialize in selling snake meat. People in Chengdu drank it like porridge, and the water in Baihuatan was still surging. There was also an ancestral street in Chengdu, and there was a "Hard-working Restaurant" nearby. "Hard-working Restaurant" was the liaison station of the underground party. The underground party was a young girl with two guns in her hands, and she was always on target. Finally, when the migrant workers who listened with interest asked this "Chengdu Master" to continue talking, he hid the fascinated smile on his face and ran to the construction site alone, holding the drill in his left hand and swinging the hammer in his right hand to open the blast hole. No one understands it, only he knows: he wants the road to be repaired quickly so that he can go out and see the world. He also wanted to go to Ancestral Street in Chengdu Province to find the girl. He thought the girl would not forget him.

The story described in the novel takes place in a place called "Maoergou" deep in the Daba Mountain in northeastern Sichuan Province, my country. The protagonist, Blue Leopard, a girl from Bashan, lost her mother at birth. Her father, Lan Shaohe, was an ignorant and superstitious mountain man. He did not dare to remarry his wife because he listened to the fortune teller, but he wanted to maintain the face of the old custom of "carrying on the family line" and not cut off the family's incest, so he trained Blue Leopard as a boy. Blue Leopard disguised herself as a man for twenty-four years from the time she left the club until she graduated from junior high school and became the deputy company commander of the reservoir migrant workers company, and absurdly became a "couple" with another kind-hearted woman, Zhenmei. In the end, Blue Leopard fell in love with his classmate Ding Weidong when he met him at the reservoir construction site.

Tie Hong, whose parents are divorced, wealthy daughter Sha Xueli, mountain village girl Geng Juhua, and Yang Jijun, the daughter of deputy political commissar Yang of the corps, were selected to join the women's SWAT team, creating a beautiful green landscape. With innocent curiosity and the honor of joining the army, they stood in the queue of new soldiers of a certain women's SWAT team of the Armed Police Force. Everything about the SWAT team has really enabled these girls, who are still childish and full of romance and fantasy, to encounter the most severe challenges and tests in their lives.

Homecoming, exile, and self-seeking, the greatest Western story in history; schematically styled, episodic story, narrated clearly and wonderfully in Chinese. The poem "Odyssey" consists of 24 volumes. It tells the story of Odysseus, the resourceful king of Idaga, who led his companions across the sea and returned home after the Trojan War. On the way, he encountered various difficulties and obstacles, including the alienation of gods, the obstruction of giants, and the temptation of witches. In the end, after ten years, all Odysseus' companions were killed, and only Odysseus managed to return home with the blessing of Athena. As a work created 2,700 years ago, "The Odyssey" has mature writing and rhetoric and varied narrative techniques. It is still very vivid when reading it today. The entire story vividly reproduces the panoramic view of life and beliefs in ancient Greek society. It has extremely high literary, artistic and historical value. It is worthy of being a foundational work of Western culture and an insurmountable creative pinnacle for thousands of years. It has provided countless inspirations for later generations of literature and art. Yang Xianyi's translation is based on the authoritative "Lobu Series" ancient Greek original text. It adopts a breakthrough prose translation method, breaking the restrictions of the poetic mode on restoring the musicality of the language and the story-telling of the content. It is the best, fluent and easy-to-read translation in the Chinese world, allowing readers to transcend the story itself and see deeper cultural connotations on the basis of understanding.

The book "Collected Short Stories of Maupassant, Chekhov and O. Henry" collects the works of the three kings of short stories, Maupassant, Chekhov and O. Henry. Maupassant was a famous French critical realist novelist in the 19th century. Chekhov, a 19th-century Russian critical realist writer, dramatist and short story master. O. Henry, a famous American realist writer at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Both are realist writers, and their works focus on faithfully reflecting real life and are highly objective. It advocates observing real life objectively and calmly, describing it accurately and delicately according to the original style of life, and strives to truly reproduce typical characters in typical environments.

This book is a popular science novel written by an expert who has been engaged in the research and practice of carbon dioxide emission reduction for a long time. The main theme of the content focuses on the weather, climate and the closely related carbon dioxide that people are talking about most at present. The novel is divided into seventeen chapters. Each chapter explains relevant knowledge. At the same time, each chapter is accompanied by pencil illustrations by a professional artist from the Central Academy of Fine Arts. It is truly entertaining and educational, and can popularize science knowledge about the relationship between carbon elements and the atmospheric environment and other related science knowledge for readers.

In this novel, a wedding on Easter Island is used as a clue. Different people come and go, presenting a diverse group portrait effect. The character traits of several of the main characters are all characterized by certain symptoms of the times ("diaosi"), which are impressive. Along the way, Shanghai Jiaxing, Mexico, Cuba, Chile and Easter Island bring readers an experience of urban life and exotic lands.

"The Sun" is the final work of Guan Renshan's "Trilogy on the Destiny of Chinese Farmers" ("The Sky is Deep", "Maihe" and "The Sun"). The novel describes the dramatic changes in Ritou Village in the Jidong Plain in the past half century. Through the intricate and entangled relationships between the Jin family, the Quan family, the Wang family, and the Du family, it vividly reproduces the colorful and shocking picture of life in the northern countryside during the period of China's social transformation. The works have a rich flavor of life, real and rich details, solid and agile brushwork, full and sharp style, deep and profound, elegant and magnificent, and have high aesthetic value.

This book was written in 1977 and spans more than 30 years. It takes the growth experience of a rural girl Duoduo from a remote mountain village to a prosperous metropolis as the main line, stringing together a series of major events. At the same time, the customs of urban and rural areas are interspersed. It reflects the tremendous changes that have occurred around the characters and between urban and rural China since the reform and opening up. The scenes are grand, there are many characters, and the plot is twists and turns. It promotes the main theme of realizing the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and conveys full of positive energy. The inspiring story of a girl becoming a successful person also creates a beautiful literary image and writes an epic of the new era.

This book is a collection of novellas with the theme of the Anti-Japanese War. It includes six novellas including "Three Feet of Cloth", "Confrontation", "Feast", "The Blame Bearer", "Literacy Class", and "What a Jasmine Flower". These works have been published in well-known domestic newspapers and periodicals such as "People's Literature", "October", and "Southwestern Military Literature", and have received good social response. The work is rich in content, ingenious in conception, and has ups and downs in the plot. It is very worth reading.

This book is an excellent contemporary Chinese original novel recently written by the famous writer Xu Guixiang. The work focuses on the big picture but starts with the small. From the micro changes in personal destiny, it reflects the changes of an era and the mental journey of a generation.

Liu Xinglong looks more for the shining points of human nature from secular people, recommends the noble among ordinary people, and creates an ordinary but not mediocre image. This book presents the essence of the writer's creation in a concentrated and classic way. It is collectible and research-friendly, and is a must-have for literature lovers and researchers.

The book "Forty-Eight Lessons on Chinese Culture" was compiled from discussions on the history of Chinese culture courses offered by Yu Qiuyu to students at Peking University. This book adopts the form of classroom discussion, plus "flash questions" and "flash answers" with students after class. The format is novel and the content is colorful. This is a history of Chinese culture in Yu Qiuyu's heart, and it is also a history of Chinese culture full of strong sense of color. With his knowledge and emotion, Mr. Yu conveyed cultural memories to the Chinese people and sounded the bell of world civilization with the most complete and splendid Chinese culture preserved among the four ancient civilizations of mankind.

This book selects 9 short stories and short stories by Liu Jianwei, including "The Boundless Winter", "The Undead in Shazhuang", "Red Ribbon", "The Cave", "A Veteran's Twilight Mood", "Ice Furnace", "White Sin", "Winter Sister", and "Nineth Brother is a Scenery". The work has created many typical characters with a strong realistic spirit and sense of urgency, forming a melancholy and profound artistic style.

This book shows a tragic but promising picture of the future by describing the life of "Sardin", a worker in a tin mining company. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the miners in Gejiu tin mines were called

As a Mao Prize winner, Xu Guixiang also has a large number of short stories and prose classics. This book collects and selects these works, including "Ballistic Traceless", "Soldiering to the End of the World", "Striking a Match to Light Up Life", etc.

"Highland" edited by Xu Guixiang takes the battle between two elms as the main line, cleverly structuring the entanglement of emotions and fate of two soldiers, two soldiers, and two generations of soldiers for more than 40 years. Through external behaviors such as competing for honor, fighting for military achievements, competing for love, competing for daughters, and competing for command, it shows the rich and deep hearts of soldiers. It also reveals the extraordinary spirit of soldiers who face new challenges amid many contradictions such as honor and deeds, responsibility and interests, love and marriage, ideals and reality.

"Corn" is Bi Feiyu's landmark masterpiece. Through the different personalities, fates, and life stories of the three sisters, Maize, Yuxiu, and Yuyang, the novel presents to us the common yet peculiar relationship between sisters, as well as between them, their surroundings, and the times. Corn's life is divided into two parts, before marriage and after marriage. Before marriage, Maize is proud and full of hot energy. Even if the person she writes to is "thousands of miles away", people can still feel the surging love in those "black and white letters". After marriage, the corn is humble and self-satisfied. Behind her are her father, her mother, and her sisters. The desire for power corrodes people's hearts and consumes them. All of this originated from that night when the straw fragrant, corn, jade show, jade seedlings, the lives of the three sisters in Wangjiazhuang changed suddenly from here. These are three ordinary women in China who are loyal to love, lose love, and hate love. These are three stories that escape the scrutiny of others. They struggle, are shattered, and indulge. How often do we yearn for a world without prying eyes? How many times have we longed for an unfettered self?

"Mudbound" is a novel about the American South. In the novel, Laura Schaper, a middle-class girl who grew up in the city, marries Henry McCarran, who yearns for plantations and creates wealth on the land with the work of his hands, in order to escape the fate of dying alone. Henry moved his family from Memphis, Tennessee to the Mississippi Delta in order to realize his farm dream. Facing the endless cotton fields, Laura felt that she was imprisoned in this realm of earth. Also feeling out of place and unable to integrate with the land are Jamie, who has just returned from the battlefield of World War II, and Ronsel, the son of a black farmer. The shared post-war trauma brought them a friendship that transcended racial boundaries, but it also led to tragedy. Finally, in a storm, all the suffering and hatred, depression and forbearance broke out, and rain, mud, blood and tears intertwined...

During the Great Depression of the United States, large tracts of farmland in Oklahoma experienced drought and drought, resulting in crop failure. To survive, farmers mortgaged their land. But in the end, the land they relied on for survival was taken over by banks and large companies, and they had no choice but to say goodbye to their homes and leave their homes. The impoverished Joad family is also one of them. Taking a dilapidated car bought from selling off their belongings, the family headed to California in search of the rumored paradise. Along the way, their elderly grandparents passed away one after another, and their brother Noah also passed away quietly. Although bad news continued to come from the front, they could not dissuade them from moving on. After arriving in California, they were still greeted by unemployment, oppression and poverty. But the touching encounters during the journey and the longing for a better future made the family still have hope...

Asparagus in the Qintai area has made many millionaires in the process of its rise and fall, but also made some millionaires stumble, and even fell into a situation of no return. "Asparagus" tells the story of a group of asparagus dealers in Qintai. Some people became rich because of asparagus, while others went bankrupt because of asparagus. The asparagus base in Qintai did collapse, but asparagus did not disappear, and later showed signs of recovery. Fortune plays tricks on people, and stories of "prosperity and decline" and "failure to thrive" are played out everywhere in the world. Those years passed not long ago, and the traces left by history still flash in the minds of Qintai people. Perhaps those who have grown asparagus, processed asparagus, sold asparagus, purchased asparagus, promoted and developed asparagus will see many familiar shadows when they read "Asparagus"...

The book "Ziwu Liuzhu" is a rule discovered by sages of traditional Chinese medicine, that is, the 12 hours of the day correspond to the 12 meridians of the human body. The book uses its regularity as the main line to describe the various relationships and phenomena between people and society at different times, and the strong emotional impact and thinking it brings. The author of this book, Jiang Zilong, is the chairman and vice-chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, chairman of the Tianjin Writers Association, and a famous contemporary writer.

This book is the first part of the "Fire Trilogy" written by Ba Jin. The "Fire Trilogy" is also called the "Anti-Japanese War Trilogy". The second part is "Feng Wenshu" and the third part is "Tian Huishi". The "Fire" trilogy is not Ba Jin's only work that describes the theme of the Anti-Japanese War, but it is his most important work on the subject of the Anti-Japanese War. The "Fire" trilogy not only expresses the author's strong nationalistic and patriotic sentiments, but also clearly reveals the author's anarchist ideological beliefs.

This book is a novella written for Dongxi and won the Lu Xun Literature Award for Novella. The novel tells the story of "abnormal people". The father is blind, the son is deaf, and the wife is mute. These three disabled people form a doubly "abnormal" family, but they strive to live a normal life. This book brings together six of Dongxi's masterpieces: "Life without Language", "Guessing the End", "Longer and Longer", "Growing Slowly", "Original Pothole" and "Stepping Beyond the Threshold of Time". Among them, the film "Lovers in the Sky" adapted from "Life without Language" won the Best Artistic Contribution Award at the 15th Tokyo International Film Festival.

The novel is set in today's Shanghai, showing the life ideals and living conditions of the young urban generation. The writing is simple and thick, the characters are full-bodied, and the plot is full of twists and turns. The book focuses on the exotic marriages of three men from the United States and three Shanghai girls. Through the different destinies of different characters, it reflects the vicissitudes of Shanghai, an international metropolis, and the style of the times. The book focuses on describing conspiracy and love, good and evil, fate and struggle. The story is fascinating and the ending is thought-provoking.

This book is the latest novel by the author He Changzai. The book tells the story of the protagonist Ni Liu who encountered a series of difficulties and twists and turns in his work after he took over the mired company. In the end, through many maneuvers, the protagonist, together with the company's ambitious young people, brought the company to the right path of prosperity. The whole book is written in one go and is full of positive energy. Different from the writing style of other similar books, most of the chapters contained in the book have narrative themes that make readers nervous and anxious, and set up suspense. At the same time, the story plot is thrilling, twists and turns, fascinating, amazing, and the story is extremely readable.

A bunch of mysterious foreign garbage, like thieves, sneaked into Fu Town quietly in the quiet night when no one was around. As a result, a disaster befell the rice farmers in Fuzhen. Six hundred acres of rice fields were polluted, and all of them died overnight. What was also hit hard was the heart of the rice farmers. The hardest hit was the old man Erhan. He was so distraught that he didn't want to live. He complained that the sky was not responding and the earth was not working. Pan Laowu, the director of the steel rolling mill who represented local industrial power, would rather die than take responsibility, and put all the responsibility for "imported foreign garbage" on the town government, posing a difficult problem to the newly appointed female mayor Chen Fengzhen. The old man also drank poison and nearly died in anger.

The book "Good Stories" includes 9 representative classic short stories and short stories by Bi Feiyu, including "Breastfeeding Woman", "Qingyi", "Wangjiazhuang on Earth", "Yuxiu", and "Days of Love". These works fully demonstrate the author's creative style. Some have won the Lu Xun Literature Award, and some have been rated as national publication outstanding works awards. Many of his works have been selected by "Selected Novels" and "Novel Monthly".

This book is the first collection of novels by Xu Guixiang, a young military writer. It is also a selection of his short and medium-sized novels. The work has a broad vision. On a larger background, it depicts the heroic character of soldiers in war and peace, and shows the spiritual world of soldiers. The work is fascinating with its broad momentum, rich content, and profound and powerful excavation.

This is a book series worth collecting. The publication of this series of books stems from a kind of memory. When I was a child, I read some of these works, and they have stuck in my mind ever since, lingering for twenty years. But now it is really not easy to find those works, and I feel regret that my wonderful works cannot be shared with others. This year, the club organized a batch of books to be sent to the company library of the army. At that time, this kind of memory rushed out again: the legendary, thrilling and charming military camp culture, the military characteristics full of nobility and mission, the brilliance of humanity that shines on the line of life and death, and the shocking charm of military literature from the 1980s to the early 1990s. Even if it becomes a memory, it can still inspire passion in the chest. This is not the memory of one person, but the collective memory of that generation. This memory deserves to be shared with soldiers and all young people in the new era. In the 1980s, a large number of military writers and works explosively and sensationally aroused the attention of the whole society and influenced the formation of the values ​​​​of a generation. That era has also become the most glorious memory of military literature. This series of books selects mostly classic works by outstanding military writers who created brilliance. They won various awards in those years and are masterpieces that must be mentioned when talking about the history of Chinese literature. That's literature about heroes.

This book is a novel by the famous contemporary writer Bi Feiyu. The protagonist of this book is a college student studying vocal music, and his mother is an educated youth who has returned to the city. When I recalled them, I unexpectedly discovered that the source of "Tsing Yi" and "Corn" lies in this book, quietly and without any hint of turmoil. This is such a wonderful and worth looking forward to.

The novel "Once Upon a Time in Shanghai" is narrated in the tone of Tang Shuisheng, a country boy who came to Shanghai and was assigned to work as a maid next to the popular dancer Xiao Jinbao. It uses the eyes of a countryman to examine the changes in the ten-mile foreign market in Shanghai. Little Jinbao is the mistress of the gang leader Mr. Tang, but in his heart he loves Mr. Tang's brother John Song. Although Song John and Xiao Jinbao have an affair, they only want to obtain Mr. Tang's status. In the power game between Mr. Tang and his general John Song, little Jinbao's fate is arranged and controlled by others, like a leaf in the wind, unable to control himself.

"Rebirth" is the companion piece to Ba Jin's "Destruction". It describes the protagonist Li Leng's ambivalent mentality and difficult journey before and after joining the revolution. The work vividly describes the depression and hesitation of young people during the May Fourth Movement, as well as their desire and pursuit of love and revolution. The author writes freely and emotionally, and all his narratives and descriptions are written in lyrical language, which is very contagious.

This book is a collection of novellas, most of which are about people and events set in the writer's hometown - Zhenping County, slightly west of the Nanyang Basin in southwestern Henan. It is a natural village with three to five thousand people with the same surname. It can still be studied as a living fossil of the orthodox Central Plains civilization. The fate of the characters shows the complex characteristics of this place that values ​​order and individuality, adheres to the golden mean but likes to show off the weird.

The contents of this book include: "soul" and "remuneration", crying over the South Canal, resentment against strongmen, "disposable literature" bombing companies, the saw of human relationships, the no longer romantic Dionysus, drinking talk, the use of saying "breakup", why people lie, etc.

Lu Yao devoted his life's efforts and took 13 years to complete his epic masterpiece. It is the crown jewel of the Mao Dun Literature Award, an immortal classic that inspires hundreds of millions of readers, and a beacon that changed Jack Ma's life. If you want to draw strength from a great literary work, "The Ordinary World" is a worthy choice. Reading it will also understand life. "The Ordinary World" takes the struggle of brothers Sun Shaoan and Sun Shaoping as the main line. It panoramically presents the growth history of a generation of Chinese young people who have made extraordinary breakthroughs and surpassed themselves, composing a magnificent song of life. We are used to being shocked by kings and hiding tears for heroes, but we have forgotten that each of us belongs to the ordinary and the ordinary world. In "The Ordinary World", the sufferings and setbacks in life are just the body. By bravely following your heart's desires and constantly transcending your own limitations, you will create greatness in the ordinary and achieve legend.