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"The Insulted and Injured" is a social psychological novel. The book was written by Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky and first published in 1861. Through complex character relationships and profound psychological description, the novel shows the suffering of the people at the bottom of society and the struggle of human nature. The story revolves around two main lines, one is the tragic fate of Nellie's family, and the other is the misfortune of Natasha's family. The culprit who destroyed these two families is Duke Volgovsky. He abducted Nellie's mother, defrauded Nellie's grandfather of all the family property, and finally caused three generations of Nellie's family to die out of hatred. He also falsely accused Natasha's father and bankrupted his family. Natasha was also deceived by the Duke's son. The work profoundly describes the painful life and tragic fate of civilians in Russian cities under the Tsarist autocratic system, and sharply raises the issue of the shameless behavior of the upper class and the happiness of ordinary people. It reflects the irreconcilable contradictions between the nobility, bourgeoisie and common people at that time, intertwining the writer's two thoughts and feelings of sympathy and exposure.

"The Crusades" is Dan Jones' latest masterpiece. This book narrates the most religious historical event in the history of medieval Europe - the Crusades. The book is divided into three parts. The first part covers many ideas, activities and wars that influenced the development of the Crusades from the 11th century onwards, as well as the First Crusade that was initiated with help from the Byzantine Emperor Alexios I. The second part starts from the early 12th century and traces the Crusades in Syria and Palestine. While the country grew, it also focused on the wars between Christian rulers and Islamic regimes on the Iberian Peninsula; the third part focuses on the various efforts made by Western Christendom to recapture Jerusalem after the first half of the 13th century, as well as the collapse of the Eastern Crusader states after the rise of the Mongol Empire and the Mamluk Dynasty.

This book is a full-length novel. Eric, who was born with a deformity, was abandoned and could only wear a mask and hide under the opera house, but he had amazing musical talent. He fell in love with the innocent Christina and helped her get on the big stage, but she still had his heart set on something else. In the end, the ghost sacrificed himself to fulfill his beloved, and staged a bizarre, sad, and heartbreaking human "ghost" tragedy, which showed the steadfastness and greatness of love.

This is a translated novel. Jonathan came to a remote mountain castle to move property for Count Dracula, but was kidnapped. The vampire count came to London and revived the dark forces. A fierce battle between justice and evil begins. The book was adapted into a Hollywood film of the same name, which has become a classic of genre novels and films in the world.

This book was written by Mark Twain in 1889. It tells the story of the 19th-century American Hank Morgan who traveled through time and space and experienced political ups and downs in medieval England. With knowledge and skills that were 13 centuries ahead of his time, Hank easily ascended to the throne of "Prime Minister" of the Arthurian Dynasty in the 6th century, and embarked on various reforms, determined to turn medieval Britain into a democratic and modern country. Although Hank once created a scene of prosperous industrial civilization, his simple copying behavior that ignored social particularities, misplaced reform concepts, and autocratic rule based on scientific and technological authority laid the foundation for the disillusionment of utopian illusions, and his struggle with the British Church also ended in a massacre. In the operation of power without restraint and supervision, modern technology has eventually become an accomplice in anti-democratic political events and a tamed tool in the hands of the perpetrators of violent events.

[Quick travel, evil girl, three noes, domestication] Ruowu is an evil ghost crawling out of the deepest part of the underworld, feeding on the most twisted obsessions in the world. In order to get their souls, Ruowu became one of those infatuated female protagonists who couldn't love the male protagonist and were jealous of the female protagonist. The beginning is a hell mode where the male protagonist is disgusted, the female protagonist is overwhelmed by her aura, her reputation is ruined, and everyone is betrayed and separated from her relatives? How to completely take away those male protagonists who have their eyes above their heads and regard their female counterparts as trivial from the heroines who are at the top of their hearts? Ruowu said that she has done such bad things many times without any psychological pressure. So, when the proud men of heaven lose their halo and become dogs wagging their tails and begging for mercy, Ruowu said that sincerity is worth a lot of money, but filling the stomach is the most important thing. This article avoids lightning: it belongs to the three-no concept in love. It focuses on a female protagonist who is an evil and chaotic camp, a male protagonist who is domesticated, a pure evil female protagonist, and a male protagonist with a love brain. Be cautious in pursuing great and righteous relationships!

11 groups of warm food stories and 33 miracles of life reversal. A person will always experience countless dinners in his life, and the memories of each dinner are unique: the dinner when he came home from school, the dinner on graduation day, the dinner before breaking up, the dinner before going to work, the dinner before going abroad, the dinner with old friends, the dinner before moving, the dinner before divorce, the dinner before parents passed away... Memories about dinners constitute the continuous scenery of our lives and the testimony of our continuous progress. Perhaps, while you are eating today's dinner, the reversal of your life has quietly happened in an invisible place.

"The Buddenbrooks" (1901) is the masterpiece of the German writer Thomas Mann's novel. This great family novel chronicles the rise and fall of four generations of the Buddenbrooks, a prominent family in Lübeck, from 1835 to 1877. This book has a strong autobiographical flavor and is based on the rise and fall of the Mann family. It depicts reality to the last detail and can be called an epic masterpiece that reflects the social reality of Germany in the 19th century. The tragic tone and elegant and delicate style throughout the book have made it praised by Chinese readers as the "German Dream of Red Mansions". Mr. Fu Weici's translation is elegant and fluent. In 1962, this book was included in the "Classical Grid Edition" of the Humanities Society.

This book was first published in 1992. The plot of this book is closely related to Alice Walker's masterpiece "The Color Purple". Walker once said: "Tashe briefly appeared in "The Color Purple". When writing this book, she has been lingering in my mind and deeply imprinted in my heart. She made me finally decide that she needed an independent story and that she was worthy of me. Write a book of her own. "Tashe is the daughter-in-law of Celie, the protagonist in The Color Purple. The story of her and Celie's son Adam growing up as childhood sweethearts in the Olinka tribe in Africa appeared in Nettie's letter in The Color Purple. This book tells the story of Tahi and Adam's life after they returned to the United States from Africa. Tahi accepted the traditional custom of killing women's bodies in Africa - "circumcision". In the process of seeking healing, Tahi gradually realized that the female body has always been stigmatized in human history, and finally decided to return to Africa to resist her fate of being misunderstood and despised as a black woman. Tahi once read in a book written by a white person: "Black people follow their nature and they have the secret of happiness." She had never experienced true happiness until the end of her life and finally understood: "Resistance is the secret of happiness."

Vinizius, a young aristocrat in ancient Rome, fell in love at first sight with the exotic princess Lygia. His uncle Petronius hatched a plan to facilitate this marriage, not wanting to backfire. Everything that happened after that not only changed the lives of the two young people, but also changed the lives of thousands of Romans... ... In this novel, Sienkiewicz successfully restored the Roman tyrant Nero, the "elegant judge" Petronius, the saint Paul, Peter and many other historical figures with the precision of a historian and the elegance of a writer, and presented the tragedy of Nero burning the city of Rome and framing the persecution of Christians. The love story between a young man and a young man witnessed the fall of Roman society and the rise of Christianity, and is known as "a masterpiece reflecting ancient Rome" and "a true Christian epic."

There are two levels of time and space in the novel "Xia Boyang and the Void": Xia Boyang's troops shortly after the October Revolution and a lunatic asylum in Moscow after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Connecting these two levels of time and space is Peter Void, a schizophrenic patient who travels between them. He was in these two realities at the same time. In what he thought was the real reality, he was a modernist decadent poet in Petersburg, but accidentally became the political commissar of Master Xia Boyang in 1919. In another dream reality, Peter was a patient in a mental hospital in the 1990s. The loss of the true self and the split of personality undoubtedly make it increasingly difficult to distinguish between reality and illusion. The novel travels through time and space, one dream after another.

The story tells the story of the protagonist Omon Ra, who grew up dreaming of becoming an astronaut and flying into space. When he grew up, he was lucky enough to join the moon landing team and received arduous training with other members. The author describes what he saw, heard, and felt in the life of an astronaut, creating a world that is both real and imaginary. As the story unfolds, readers learn from the author's few words that the moon landing team did not actually land on the moon. They just drove a spaceship-like train back and forth on the track every day. The description of the moon landing occurred only in the consciousness of a student who was trained by a flight school to become an honorary astronaut. "Omon Ra" artistically reflects the bizarre real life of Russian society, and has rich fantasy elements, trying to discuss the inner world of the lost generation.

This is the seventh volume in the series and contains seventeen short stories. Akutagawa Ryunosuke is recognized as the "king of short stories". Most of his stories are based on historical allusions, using ancient metaphors to describe the present, and criticizing current problems. The seventeen stories included in this book illustrate the author's philosophy of life that transcends the vulgar and ugly reality, with far-reaching intentions. The writing style of the novel is elegant and pretty, with skillful skills, full of interest and unique style, showing a certain artistic conception and aesthetic interest. The material is novel and the plot is novel. With cold writing and concise and powerful language, it reveals the selfishness and weakness hidden deep in human nature. It is worth reading.

This manuscript is a collection of short stories by the famous modern literary writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke. It is the sixth of his eight short story collections published from 1917 to 1927. It contains a total of 23 short stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, including "Adventures", "Mother", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Repaying a Kindness", etc. These works have their own characteristics in terms of subject matter, content and artistic conception. Ryunosuke Akutagawa is a well-known Japanese novelist and a representative writer of the new school of thought. His creations have both romanticism and realism tendencies. His works are widely known and have wide influence. They are well-known in China and have literary value. His literary creation has influenced a large number of domestic writers including Lu Xun and is a treasure in the field of short stories.

This world is ruled by vampires. They are not the kind of young and romantic girls and boys who keep their eyes open all night long and purse their lips stained with blood. Rather, they were rather ordinary men and women, with traces of the mockery of life on their faces. The secrets of "charm" and "discourse" are revealed only to them. They are the real elites of the world, and they can recruit passers-by into their ranks with just one bite. Everyone has a chance to be chosen...

This anthology includes two of Hoffmann's famous artistic fairy tales that are easy to understand and popular among readers, "The Pot of Gold" and "Zacks, the Dwarf Known as Xin Ober". Hoffman expresses all the ugliness of the upper class - the exploitation of young people, the clinging of middle-aged people, and the stupidity of dignitaries in a satirical and absurd way. He combines exaggerated behavior with magical settings, blends magic with reality, and creates a colorful, mysterious, and exaggerated world. In the form of magical stories, he painted people and bones, and stabbed corruption and cruelty, which opened the prelude to romantic literature describing the human world in both truth and fantasy.

This book is an outstanding work by the talented novelist Somerset Maugham. It has been widely praised since its first publication. It has been popular in 110 countries around the world in 62 languages ​​and has been firmly on the best-seller list in China for a long time. This work was not only warmly welcomed by readers, but also highly praised by the literary community. The famous French writer Romain Rolland once praised: "The Moon and Sixpence presents a novel world full of beauty, art and perfection." In order to allow readers to have a deeper experience of this charming art world, this edition specially includes more than a hundred exquisite paintings as illustrations, including the prototype of the protagonist of the novel - the classic works of the French painter Paul Gauguin. These treasures of visual art not only enrich the reading experience of the text, but also make this literary work more vivid and touching. We invite you to step into the charming and dazzling art world described by Somerset Maugham and experience the extraordinary literary and visual feast.

This book is the last volume of the complete set. It contains the last published works of Akutagawa Ryunosuke and his unpublished posthumous works. There are thirty-two short stories in total, most of which are later masterpieces of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, such as "The Ten Yuan Bill", "The Half Life of Oshimaji Shinsuke", "Horse Legs", "Niti", "Hunan Fan", "Spring Night", "The Ghost Book" and "Xuankaku Sanfang". "Yoyouso", "Kappa", "Kosenya", "A Fool's Life", etc., The contents include: "A Fool's Life" is a posthumous autobiography of Akutagawa Ryunosuke, describing his life in fifty-one fragments; in "The Ghost Book", Akutagawa Ryunosuke analyzes his family relationships and expresses his complex emotions towards his parents and adoptive parents; etc. In these autobiographical short stories, Ryunosuke Akutagawa analyzes his life and explains his views on art and life.

An Bulang is a top second generation immortal, but he is not happy. One day, a beautiful girl walked up to him and took out a marriage certificate: "An Bulang, I want to cancel the engagement!" An Bulang was furious: "Thirty years in Hedong, thirty years in Hexi, don't bully young people..." "Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu" After saying that, the girl tore the marriage certificate apart, cried in the storm, covered her face and flew away. An Bulang stood there with a confused look on his face. My damn immortal second generation! ! ... (General group: 1031630512 VIP group: 229370094, 2000 fans are required to join the group before listing~)

It is never too late for women to awaken to their self-awareness. The legendary British noblewoman of the 20th century talks about life in old age at the age of 88. This book is a confession written by Woolf's soulmate and feminist writer Vita to all women. In the twilight of life, there are still stars twinkling, and old women are still living and growing. In the past 70 years, as a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a duchess in the eyes of the world, she suppressed her nature, hid her preferences, and chose to live as a boring old woman. Now she has decided to live a life of running away, and her value is only defined by herself. "A novel of immense elegance, surprise and still inspiration." - The Sunday Telegraph

"Even with the Weakest Light" is Cui Enrong's latest collection of novels, including a total of seven works. The work takes women as the center and focuses on the intense, long-lasting and tough complex relationships between women. With gentle and fresh words, he captures the violence and resistance that are ignored under the calm water. The women in the story fight against similar fates and become each other's support. In the many cages that want to oppress and imprison them, they resolutely carry out mutual rescue and support - the female teacher who uses her own clothes to help the female students during their menstruation in "Even with the Weakest Light", the company female employees who silently listen to each other's concerns in the cold and unfair workplace in "One Year" Seniors and interns, the sister in "Reply" who chooses to protect her sister from domestic violence even though she is in jail, and the aunt in "Letter to My Aunt" who has lost her fertility and endures the glare of her family but still devotes herself to raising her niece... They are close and distant, relying on each other and independent of each other, like small light spots flickering face to face, telling the trembling and touch of finding the same kind in the dark night. They were infinitely close and then suddenly drove to different distances. In the end, they could only reconcile each other with light across a long distance. Even if they never met each other, even if they were extremely weak, as long as they knew that the other party existed somewhere, they could keep walking.

The only full-length novel "Bright Night": I think of the unknown women who once lent me their shoulders. Someone must have lent their shoulders to them. The pioneering short story collection "The Harmless Person to Me": Are you that person who thinks you are kind and harmless, but is actually indifferent and cruel? "People Who Harm Me" contains eight works. The much-anticipated latest short story collection "Even with the Weakest Light": Some people only accompany me for a part of the journey, but their light shines with them for the rest of their lives. "Even with the Weakest Light" is Cui Enrong's latest collection of novels, including a total of seven works. The work focuses on the intense, long-lasting and complex relationships between women. The women in the story fight against similar fates and become each other's support. They firmly carry out mutual rescue and support in many cages that want to oppress and imprison them.

"Akatsuki" is the third part of Yukio Mishima's "Sea of ​​Plenty" tetralogy. Kiyoaki, the protagonist of the previous work "Spring Snow", is reincarnated as a Thai princess in this novel, and reunites with Honda, an old friend from her previous life. Honda has been looking for Kiyoaki's reincarnation, but when he saw the ultimate scene of death in a holy land in India, Honda finally realized that life and death are a cycle and death is inevitable. From then on, he let himself go and gradually turned dark. However, Qingxian's reincarnated body was bitten to death by a snake, starting the next reincarnation. The plot of the novel is simple, but it contains a huge amount of information. It contains forbidden love that accelerates the heartbeat, human torture of life, death and desire, magnificent tropical scenery, and the long and unique humanities and customs of Southeast Asia. At the same time, with the author's strong writing power, he carefully describes the subtle and huge changes in the mood of the people in the story over time, making the whole book feel immersive.

To love, to live, to "buy flowers myself." The story focuses on one day in the life of the heroine Mrs. Dalloway. Throughout the day, Mrs. Dalloway made various preparations for the dinner party to be held at home. And this was just an ordinary day in her ordinary life, passed peacefully, as usual. Mrs. Dalloway played her part, refusing to comment but still thinking. She knew that the essence of life was not joy, so she wanted to create joy for others... In our lives, there are many Mrs. Dalloways walking past us. Sometimes it's even our self, but we don't recognize it...

In the novel, Ayn Rand fictionalized a society in which people did not have their own names and were only distinguished by a slogan and a string of numbers. People did not even know the word "I". Whenever the concept of "I" was meant to be expressed, the plural "we" was used instead. A man named "Equality 7-2521" always had a strong vision of pursuing the truth, but was assigned to be a "scavenger" throughout his life; but still, with his keen awareness of the unknown, he finally found the unspeakable word of the unmentionable era - "I". He used this word to say "I love you" to the name "Freedom 5-3000" that made him tremble. Ayn Rand used the novel "One Person" to pay tribute to a sacred word-self, and every glorious individual who practices his own spirit throughout his life!

This book is a collection of Dazai Osamu's short works in his later period of creation, including "Cherry", "Viyong's Wife", "Wish Fulfillment", "Girl Disciple", "One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji" and more than ten works. It basically covers the living conditions of various people in the depressed social environment of post-war Japan, and provides a profound reflection on women, family relationships, social atmosphere, etc.

Europe is a vast territory with numerous countries, numerous ethnic groups and diverse religions. As the source of Western civilization, it has shaped the spiritual world of Westerners with faith and rationality, and has also caused drastic changes in the world with technology. Since the end of the 15th century, Europe has entered modern times, marked by the geographical discovery, religious reform, and the rise of nation-states. European captains sailed into the depths of the ocean, launching a commercial revolution. Colonial competition among European countries intensified, nation-states emerged one after another, the authority of the Roman Catholic Church declined, the Glorious Revolution broke out, mercantilism became popular, the guns rang out in Lexington in the United States, the French Revolution broke out, science and technology advanced by leaps and bounds, and the bourgeoisie entered the stage of history... Carlton Hayes, a well-known American historian, tried to organically combine the social and political development of Europe from the 16th century to the early 19th century, using social and economic factors to assist in explaining political facts, thereby helping people "understand ourselves, our kind, and the various problems and prospects of mankind."

This book is a collection of novels by the Japanese writer Kyoka Izumi. It includes five representative works: "The Holy Monk of Kono", "The Sleepy Watcher", "Surgery Room", "The Legend of Pipa" and "The Love of Yushima". It was translated by the famous translator Wen Jieruo. Izumi Kyoka's writing style is pure and brilliant, the content is profound and realistic, and the cruel reality is revealed in the dreamlike description. For example, "Surgery" uses unexpected dramatic plots to show the struggle of lovers in love against feudal arranged marriages. "Yushima Love" uses the description of the short life of the geisha Tokichi to reflect the miserable life of the people at the bottom, especially women, under the rule of feudal nobles. The novel's writing is compact and the plot is bizarre. While reading, one can speculate about the origin of ghosts, estimate the elasticity of human nature, and rejoice in one's own mediocrity, accompanied by Izumi Kyoka's clear Japanese voice.

"The New Heike Monogatari" is an epic masterpiece known as Japan's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and one of the two masterpieces of Japanese classical literature, rewritten with modern literary techniques by the Japanese literary giant Eiji Yoshikawa. It details the entire process of the two samurai groups competing for power, the Genji and the Heike, in the middle ages of Japan. "New Heike Monogatari 1" tells the story of the rise of Taira Kiyomori, the leader of the Taira clan. "The New Tale of the Taira" comprehensively outlines the true appearance of various characters during the Genpei Controversy. The history of Japan in the 12th century is slowly revealed in front of readers through the rise and fall of the Taira clan. The author tries to reflect on the meaning of human existence from the perspective of ordinary people in the huge trajectory of history: those who prosper must decline, and prosperity is impermanent. So why must fathers and sons confront each other, and uncles and nephews kill each other to become the "winner"?

This version of "Gone with the Wind" is a brand-new, unabridged and authoritative translation, which gives people an immersive reading experience. This book is a novel set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. It was the only literary masterpiece that American writer Margaret Mitchell wrote in ten years and was the only one published during her lifetime. It tells the story of Scarlett growing from a little girl who is ignorant of the world and full of love fantasies to a shrewd, capable, optimistic and tenacious woman, and gradually learns to love and be loved. The book won the Pulitzer Prize and the American Publishers Association Award in 1937, and the film adaptation of the same name won an Oscar in 1940. The book sold more than 1 million copies in less than a year after its publication. It has been translated into more than 40 languages ​​and has been in sales for more than 80 years. It is a world-renowned classic work.

Qiao Wan, who died tragically, was reborn. Good news: the suffering did not begin before entering the Lin family. Bad news: I'm not the main character. Qiao Kui: A hundred years of practice leads to a big dream. Qiao Kui failed to survive the catastrophe and returned to her previous life. A fool becomes sober. There are evil neighbors and plots in all directions. Qiao Kui took the 40-meter-long knife from her daughter's hand and smiled softly. Darling, put down the knife, I'll do it! The stability of this life is hers, and no one can stand in her way.

This book collects 19 of the author's best short stories and short stories, including "The Old Man and the Sea", which won the Nobel Prize for Literature, and immortal chapters such as "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", "A Soldier's Home" and "An African Story". These works allow readers to fully appreciate the great charm of the author's short stories and short stories, which are exciting and long-lasting to read. They have created the image of a "tough guy", and many works reflect "elegance under pressure." "People can be eliminated, but they cannot be defeated." This brave and fearless spirit runs through many works. Simple and clear dialogues, intricate plots, and intriguing stories attract readers into the author's unique literary world.

This book contains 15 of Maupassant's masterpieces, including "Ball of Suet", "The Necklace", "My Uncle Jules" and other classic works. With his scalpel-like precision, this French literary giant cut through the gorgeous cloak of French society in the 19th century and revealed the most authentic appearance of human nature. In his writings, a necklace can mortgage ten years of youth, a prostitute is more noble than a gentleman, and family love can be measured by money. Maupassant used concise and powerful words to build a world that is both real and profound, making each story a mirror that reflects human nature. These works, created more than a hundred years ago, still shock readers with their sharp insights and eternal themes of human nature, traveling through time and space and touching people's hearts.

Meah has a crush on the quirky Shabui, but she never reveals her feelings to her. During the summer vacation, Shabui went to her grandfather's house in the countryside for a "nonsensical" idea. --"Would you like to go with me?" --"Okay." What does it feel like to travel with the person you like? What kind of story will two seemingly unrelated souls deduce? With a feeling of trepidation, Mie and Shabui boarded the night bus and embarked on a different kind of journey of youth... There is an emotion called "love" that really exists and is dedicated to every one of you born in this world.

The serial killer "Sandman" escaped, and his wife Kelly was regarded as an accomplice and was about to be tried. The world thinks she's guilty, and lawyer Eddie must prove her innocence to everyone. In order to protect his loved ones, the "Sandman" appeared again, witnesses died tragically one after another, and the city fell into panic again... The cunning and cruel murderer is dragging Eddie into a game full of lies...

This book collects seven representative short stories and short stories by Thomas Hardy, a master of British literature. In addition to being world-famous for his novels such as "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" and "Jude the Obscure", the author has also created several collections of short stories and short stories, which complement each other. Readers can enter the world of Hardy's wonderful novels more comprehensively and deeply, and fully appreciate his extraordinary artistic style. These works can be called a feast of love stories, a mirror of love and marriage, expressing the soul-stirring and unforgettable feelings of men and women. Selected works such as "Alicia's Diary" and "The Milkmaid's Romantic Adventures" deeply touch the hearts of readers, and some are even very shocking, giving people unique thinking and inspiration. The translator has comprehensively revised the translation of this edition, hoping to provide readers with a more perfect reading enjoyment.

Two stories about death. "Persian Women": A story of love, revenge and death. The Hatter: A story about family, respect and death. Two days later, when I was walking towards the lonely house on the damp grass that had fallen into disrepair before even half of it was built, I suddenly remembered what I had said to a Persian woman when I went for a walk in the pine forest with her. Nowadays, so many young people have committed suicide. These young people have no choice but to commit suicide. The society we have lived in has no understanding of why young people would do this. I remembered that at that time, I asked her bluntly and in my unique unscrupulous way whether she would commit suicide one day. The Persian woman laughed after hearing my words and said, yes.

A couple engaged in recording documentary work and their two children set out from New York on a journey to the southwestern United States. The wife decided to record the voices of the refugee children, while her husband planned to research the history of the Apache Indians. The family is about to fall apart. On their last trip together, they found that their lives became entangled with the fate of the missing children. These children fled their homeland and crossed the U. S.-Mexico border for a better life. They originally expected to be reunited with their families, but they disappeared and died quietly in the desert. The family picked up cameras and voice recorders to record these forgotten sounds and turned them into layers of archives - heart-wrenching narratives, photos, books, notes...

The unactivated secret room device, the blurry notice letter with a vague time, and the clear comparison of murder, are three shoddy cases. Cang Zhichun, the author of "The Murder at Xingjiang Villa", challenges "imperfect crime". Sosuke Kijima yearned for a stable civilian career, so he passed the highly competitive civil service examination and joined the National Police Agency. However, on the first day he was sent to the peculiar "Special Case Investigation Section of the National Police Agency" as an accompanying officer. The "Special Case Investigation Division of the National Police Agency" is composed of famous detectives with eccentric personalities. Once a case occurs, the famous detective will show up at the crime scene accompanied by the police and solve the puzzle with ease, and the reward will be paid on a daily basis. The anticlimactic secret room crime, the vague Phantom Thief trailer, the nondescript murder simulation... Kijima thought he was not suitable for this job, but he had no choice but to bite the bullet and partner with famous detectives with strong personalities to solve "imperfect" crimes one after another.

Ling Qingjiu, a ninth-level mage in the Lorbei Magic Continent, was hunted down by all the senior magisters on the continent because of a rumor that he had the heritage of a god-level mage. At the critical moment when he was promoted to a holy mage, his only disciple actually joined forces with outsiders to surround and suppress him. In desperation, Ling Qingjiu, who was seriously injured, used forbidden techniques and died together with everyone. Ling Qingjiu, who was supposed to disappear into ashes, was unexpectedly reborn in the interstellar era. Mechas, spaceships, aircraft carriers, and the power of technology are eye-opening. What, even weak bugs can destroy a planet. Is the world upside down or am I not awake? Let's see how the crispy magician becomes an interstellar mecha warrior.

The novel tells the story of the growth of the girl Niedochka. She has been trapped in a sick family since childhood: her stepfather is addicted to self-deception and delusion, blaming others for all misfortunes; her mother gradually disappears in a hopeless predicament. Love and oppression are intertwined, truth and lies are difficult to distinguish, and a young heart is torn and morbidly attached. After her stepfather passed away, she was adopted into the upper class society and received material things, but she ushered in deeper loneliness and hypocrisy. However, the pain and restraint did not destroy her, but gave birth to the power of reflection and resistance in her heart. Niedochka refused to become a "victim of the male world", pursued the truth with amazing will, and finally moved towards independence and awakening. This is the first truly independent woman in Tuo Weng's works, and it is also a voice that resonates with all readers: origin cannot be chosen, trauma cannot be erased, but fate is never determined by it. Only when you wake up can life truly begin.

This book contains representative essays by Czeslaw Milosz, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1980. It is a self-selected collection of essays that aims to reflect Milosz's important creative achievements in prose. The manuscript is divided into literature and writers, two portraits, a Nobel Prize acceptance speech, etc., Which profoundly demonstrates the span of the author's prose themes, the diversity of genres and styles, and the breadth and depth of content. The translation of this manuscript is smooth, beautiful, vivid and expressive, with clear meaning, strong expressiveness and appeal.

At the edge of light and shadow, Starlight Office stands quietly. What we undertake here are not ordinary commissions, but those strange events that are entangled with mysterious shadows and wander between fantasy cultivation and realistic suspense. When a cold crime encounters mysterious magic, when rigorous reasoning collides with extraordinary power, the agents of the agency will clear away layers of fog, and in the intertwining of darkness and suspense, they will uncover truths that subvert cognition one after another. Welcome to this brain-burning journey that combines suspense adventure and fantasy cultivation, and see how the starlight illuminates the glimmer of justice in the chaos.

This book is a collection of essays on natural literature and philosophy written by Aldo Leopold. This book records Leopold's experience of ecological restoration on a farm in Wisconsin, USA, deeply explores the dependence between man and land, and proposes a new perspective on land ethics. The whole book is divided into four parts. The first part, with December as the narrative sequence, describes the beauty of the natural changes in Wisconsin in detail; the second part records the author's observations and feelings while working and traveling in various states in the United States, reflecting the development trajectory of his ecological thoughts; the third part, with the theme of rural interest, shows the author's love and reflection on rural nature; the fourth part, through rational discussion, deeply explores the concepts of natural resource protection and land ethics, and puts forward thoughts on future ecological responsibilities.

Ender decided to take root on the planet Lusitania, but the discovery of a deadly virus put the fate of humans, Pochino and the Zerg into dire straits. In order to destroy the virus, the fleet of the Interstellar Council approaches with molecular decomposition weapons, and the second alien genocide is about to come. However, the entire fleet disappeared out of thin air! A girl far away from the Tao Star has become the key, and all the answers point to the same proposition: coexistence or destruction?

Relying on the excavation results of Egyptian archaeology, quoting the documents of ancient historians such as Manetho and Josephus, and referring to the research results of modern Egyptology giants such as Mariette, Mabel, and Lepsius, this book tells the history of prehistoric Egypt from the First Dynasty to the Hyksos Dynasty (the Fifteenth Dynasty and the Sixteenth Dynasty), sorting out the main line of the ordering of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt, and initially solving the span problem of the early political power of ancient Egypt. The book also features 155 illustrations including scarabs, altars, statues, frescoes, coffins, pyramids and obelisks.

This book relies on the results of Egyptian archaeological excavations, cites the documents of ancient historians such as Manetho and Josephus, and refers to the research results of modern Egyptology giants such as Mariette, Mabel, and Lepsius. It tells the history of Egypt from the 17th to the 18th Dynasty (from the 17th century AD to the 13th century AD). It provides a panoramic view of the political, economic, military, and diplomatic conditions of ancient Egypt during its prosperity. The book also features 164 illustrations including statues, frescoes, scarabs, obelisks, ornaments, utensils and chariots.

Relying on the results of Egyptian archaeological excavations and referring to the research results of modern Egyptology giants such as Brugsch, Mariette, Champollion, Mabel, and Lepsius, this book tells the history of Egypt from the 19th to 30th dynasties (13th century BC to 4th century BC). It deeply analyzes the different forms of ancient Egyptian civilization, ancient Persian civilization, and ancient Greek civilization, as well as the conflicts and integration between them, and explains the reasons for the decline of ancient Egyptian civilization. The book also features 161 illustrations including mummies, frescoes, statues, scarabs, obelisks, altars, temples, stelae and ornaments.

During the duel, the mysterious wanderer left a scar on Thor's handsome face, leaving a curse that took away all of Thor's courage, dignity and happiness. Eggert, the proud man of heaven, lost all courage and fell into the abyss of fear. He fled his hometown with shame on his back and embarked on a wandering journey to find a way to lift the spell... When the first thing in his heart becomes the last thing, when he reaches the end of the road, when he answers "yes" five times to five questions, the spell will be naturally lifted... Don't make a mistake. Don't make the same mistake...