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Zweig, the humanistic fighter, is a true masterpiece in confronting war and society! A new authoritative translation, a literal translation of the original German version, translated by Pang Wenwei, professor of the German Department and Director of the Teaching and Research Section of Tongji University. Humanist fighters questioned and resisted the war, and showed concern and sympathy for the people. That is the most tortured punishment. When a person is locked up alone in a room, shrouded in endless loneliness and fear, a chess book is both a life-saving straw and the source of madness. The horn of war swept every inch of Europe, and the dawn of peace was far away. Zweig, with his infinite concern for life and his humanistic feelings, showed the powerlessness of small people swept up in the huge whirlpool of fate and the absurdity of war to the world. He caressed the scarred land with his scarred soul.

"The Story of Hulan River" was written in the 1940s of the last century by the talented but short-lived female writer Xiao Hong. This novel describes the customs and customs of the northeastern town Hulan (Hulan County, Harbin City) in the 1930s and 1940s. It truly and vividly reproduces the ordinary, humble, and backward living conditions and the muddled, mediocre, and ignorant mental state of the local people. The language of the novel is refined and there is no trace of deliberate carving. It is generally colloquial language and short sentences, and some local slangs are also used, which enhances the descriptive function of the language and is very expressive, making the description of characters, events, and scenery very vivid and vivid. Readers can easily enter the realm of the novel and have an immersive feeling.

"You Are My Sunshine" is a collection of short stories with magical reality themes. It is obsessed with the psychology of the characters, explaining reality and elucidating magic by describing psychology. The human soul is like an enchanted dark hole, and only you can touch the bottom, because the cold springs stuck in the sharp rocks deep in the soul open only to you.

These stories are not just simple images of a certain stage of the author's growth, but they are also a piece of nostalgia for the past for everyone, people of every age group. This is not simply bragging. For the author, these stories that combine tempered impulse with a firm passion for innovation are the best way to return to this time. Narrow or dangerous, but it leads to a stupid and regretless past.

"Love in Shenzhen at That Time" is a collection of novels. In this work, the author Zhang Jianquan uses plain writing to tell emotional stories that happened in Shenzhen through 7 short stories and 6 novellas. It describes the emotional entanglements, marital status and life experiences of young men and women in Shenzhen. Love, family affection, friendship, the main line of the story is inseparable from these things that they will inevitably experience or long for in life.

This is a complete collection of short stories, which deeply depicts the living conditions and mental state of contemporary urbanites, and explores the emotional issues between the sexes.

There is some happiness that can only be looked up to but cannot be approached. Time is like a destiny, it will come as scheduled and pass as scheduled. Su Ge, Qiqi and Mango, those warm faces, those years of drinking and crying together, those sacrifices regardless of the cost and the deep love without asking for anything in return, are ultimately lost in the impermanence of life... The past days roll back like floating clouds, and when the pain reawakens, please remember that where I lost you, I have hidden my sadness.

This book is a collection of novellas. A total of nine articles written by the author in recent years are included. The first eight chapters in the book are all a series of urban legends with the protagonist "Ma Shan" as the protagonist. The novels included in this book are the author's portrayal of the bizarre and legendary nature of this era. Lu Kui relatively comprehensively presents the once-flying youth, humble dreams, and precarious current situation of the "post-80s generation". Lu Kui often ponders the stories of youthful ideals that eventually come to naught, showing the fate of growing men and women who may be defeated or compromised in the struggle with reality. The age of carefree youth has come to an end, and life itself is increasingly showing its vulgar and cruel appearance. The author pays attention to the presentation of the characters' subtle thoughts and the exploration of the spiritual secrets of the times. On one side of the book, the book shows a city of feasting, luxury, money and desire; on the other side, the "post-80s" generation in the past shows their unknown loneliness, fatigue, bitterness and worries as they reach middle age. Rather than saying that he is an enthusiastic youth writer, Lu Kui is an observer of secular life with a keen perspective. He confronts and analyzes the vulgar nature of daily life in the post-youth era, and implements the life experience of his peers to present their survival dilemma.

"The Last Summer of Klingsor" is a novella written by Hermann Hesse in 1919. At the end of his life, the painter Klingsor roamed, tasted wine, and talked about life with his friends in the beloved places he often visited in his early years. He used paintings to fight and scream for the continuation of life, declaring war on the evil death. The unmixed paint on the palette in his hand carried his protest against death and his ridicule of decline. He painted new life and all declines. Finally, after a warm but short summer, Klingsor exhausted all his energy and completed the work he will leave forever in the world - a self-portrait...

Unconsciously, I like to follow behind some people: the female sword-swallower who descends on a remote town like a shudder, the baby girls who ask squirrels to leap onto their shoulders and jump into the clouds together, the genius deskmate who uses rulers and compasses to draw swords to the end of the world, the girl who hears the cry of a heartbroken elephant in her ears, the man who is determined to hand over everything in order to repay a story, myself who breathes hard at the bottom of the lake under the snow-covered ice, the high-class but lonely god. They seduced me by living outside the frame. Tempt me to see myself clearly, and then try to see the world clearly. We all swallowed the heavy and grew into a part of the body; until we met each other and shared the common wounds. Let's go. I may be silent, I may be lost, I may lose my key, but at least with my eyes open, I will see myself stop smoothly.

"Afternoon Tea One Day" is a collection of short and medium-sized novels by novelist Yang Xiaofan in recent years, including "Looking for Mulan", "We Have No Way Back", "Plum Blossom Guide", "A Dog's Past and Present Life", "It Will Not Disappear" and "Wu Song's Love". These novels have been published in various important literary journals in recent years. The subject matter of Yang Xiaofan's novels is very rich, involving the lives of all strata in contemporary China. The author focuses on the current practical problems in urban and rural China, and makes broad descriptions of social scenes in his works, so as to make in-depth reflections on contemporary urban and rural life through his works. The outstanding feature of this book is the art of capturing vivid Chinese experience with realism and transforming it into novels.

A collection of novels by Yan Ziming. "Embers" contains a total of 12 short stories and short stories. The novel collection has a wide range of themes, including urban and rural writing, as well as writing with urban characteristics. In the works of the past two years, it can be found that the author has consciously focused on the youth group, focusing on exploring their sense of wandering in urban life and the complex and kaleidoscope-like spiritual world, thus making the creation highlight the sharpness and edge of youth. In addition, the novel collection also contains some other creative attempts, such as new stories, fictional narratives, soft science fiction writing, fairy tale-like narratives, etc.; In terms of creative methods, it also reflects the author's conscious awareness of exploration, such as the change and switching of the narrative person and perspective of the work, as well as the mobilization of stream of consciousness techniques and the exploration of the language form and style of the novel, etc.

"The Landscape of My Life" selects a total of 11 novels by Coubaini. These novels explore themes such as love, growth, intimacy, and death. Each novel contains the author's desire and exploration for life awareness. Each character tries to ask questions about life. Even if they fail to get a satisfactory answer, they have not given up hope in life. The maverick boy who kills Matt, the smiling monkey killer who cannot escape the shadow of his childhood, the fugitive who longs to be captured, the woman who is cynical about love, the middle-aged people who always want to jump out of the horizon of daily life, the sisters with tense relationships... Behind all the weirdness, anger, crying, and accusations, it is just because they want to call for love, they long for respect, companionship and care. The author does not want to tell you a beautiful story, she just wants to use these words to gently embrace every injured heart and tell them: "It doesn't matter, everything is fine."

Qin Rubi's novel collection contains eight novels, which can be divided into two categories: urban and emotional. The city is a rich existence, and the author wants to focus on expressing the living conditions of individuals with different characters. "Today" writes about the behavioral state of an urbanite in a day: it writes about individual experience, but it reflects the normality of urban young people to a certain extent. "Dead Mud", "Hua Lantern" and "Sinan" are about urban dilemmas. Compared with the above works, "The Garden of Eden" has some new developments. It implants a critical eye. This kind of scrutiny is a kind of discovery and change, which leads to growth, not just a state... The author's talent and potential include her good line drawing skills. She describes natural life events seemingly casually and casually, often with knife-like accuracy. Especially the words at some joints are particularly vivid. She also often uses dialects and ancient sayings to moisten the flavor of a region, which is commendable.

More than twenty short stories are part of Wang Xiaofeng's urban writing series. In some cases, the author leans over to look at reality, writing about the life experiences of small people in the city, showing the joys, sorrows, joys and sorrows of ordinary people in the city, as well as their self-esteem and perseverance in daily life, such as "Dark Night Highway", "Milan and Jasmine", "To Alli" "Silk", "Last Year in Rio de Janeiro", "An Interview" and "Two Pearls in the Ear"; some of them use impressionistic expression techniques to create a hazy and mysterious atmosphere, exploring human desires and the good and evil of the human heart, such as "Memory of Tunguska" and "Pisces Key". Some of them are written by the author from the perspective of a teenager, in reality, dreams and historical memories, in symbols and metaphors, searching for the secrets in the dimensions of time and space, such as "The Unicorn", "The Hidden Garden", "The Blue at the Bottom of the Well", etc. Wang Xiaofeng uses delicate brushstrokes to give the sadness and joy, love and hate, struggle and relief, confusion and hope of small and medium-sized people in the city always a warm undertone.

The first collection of novellas by A Lang, editor-in-chief and film critic of "Watching Movies", includes five works, namely "Rushan", "Passing Five Passes", "The Sixth Day of the First Month", "The Graduate" and "Fat Dream". "Rushan" tells the story of a family in the early 1990s who continued to pursue a happy life despite setbacks and difficulties; "Crossing the Five Passes" is about a middle-aged man's experience after losing his wife; "The Sixth Day of the First Lunar Month" is about the experiences of a newly recruited young policeman; "The Graduate" tells the confusion of leaving campus; "Fat Dream" is a passionate and restless story of adolescence. Each story is not long, but every character in the story is vivid and the emotions are sincere.

The whole book "Snow Country" takes "nothingness" as the theme, and collects three novellas "Snow Country", "Lake" and "Rainbow", telling the protagonists' loneliness and their common yearning and pursuit of beauty. The heavy snow falls, and all love and hate are ultimately in vain.

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" takes "innocence" as its theme and includes two novels, "The Dancing Girl of Izu" and "Waltz of Flowers", which are both known as "the most beautiful first love in the world", as well as masterpieces such as "Water Moon" and "Hot Spring Hotel". Describes the sincere emotions that influence Kawabata's creation and life direction.

This book is a collection of selected works by Huang Yongmei, winner of the 7th Lu Xun Literature Award for Short Story Award. In addition to the Lu Prize-winning short story award-winning work "Father's Rearview Mirror", the works also include "Melon Seeds", "Evidence", "Walking Sweet", "Wall", "Cousin", "Hooking Back", "Gold and Stone", "Development Zone", "Warm Grass", "Aunt", "Leave a Door for the Cat" and other wonderful short stories.

I started writing novels when I was eighteen years old. The content was based on the deeds of the Anti-Japanese War. The war was not long over at that time, and the novels were quite popular. Later, I traveled far away in anger and wandered around for most of my life. The stories I saw, heard, friends and myself accumulated more and more, and they all became the material of this novel. I am a low-end person and have been exposed to low-end people throughout my life, so I write mostly about small characters. I feel that small people also have their own tragic stories. Although they (she) are not saints in my writing, they are good people that I love in my heart. They are much more lovable than rich and powerful officials and hypocritical gentlemen. Some people criticize me for preferring to use Cantonese. Most of the people I write about are Cantonese. How can I describe people in detail without using Cantonese? Ding Ling's "The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River", Han Ziyun's "Flowers of the Sea", and Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea" all contain many dialects, but they do not damage their literary value. I agree with this view.

This book is a collection of award-winning works from the first Cao Xueqin Chinese Literature Award, including "Guardian of Life and Death" by Zhang Ping, which won the novella award; Ma Xiaoli, the author of "Blue Rose on the Arm", which won the novella award; and Liu Jiandong, the author of "The Taste of Licorice"; Ban Yu, the author of "Nightingale Lake" who won the short story award, Zhang Huiwen, the author of "Birds and Fish in the Pond", and Zhe Gui, the author of "Wonderland". The "Cao Xueqin Chinese Literature Award" is a literary award sponsored by the Liaoning Provincial Writers Association for the entire Chinese literary world. The "Selected Novels" magazine is responsible for the selection of the awards as an academic support unit. Several works included in the collection have special layouts. "Guardian of Life and Death" is characterized by confronting reality, "The Taste of Licorice" aims to discover the edge, and "Blue Rose on the Arm" rewrites the bottom layer. The writers' wonderful interpretations provide readers with a hearty literary feast.

"Leaving the Zoo" is Chen Xiaoshou's first collection of short stories and short stories. It contains eight novels by the author with outstanding style and unique charm. Eight novels and eight stories contain flowing and profound faces, as well as a trickle-like atmosphere of drunkenness and inner emotion. An old man who lost his only child guards a zoo that is about to be demolished, and a left-behind boy protects his precious wish that has been shattered. The steel and iron bones of the city cannot isolate the eyes that are looking for each other. The faithful men and women in a foreign land cannot escape the paradoxical destruction of youth. Dragons travel through reality, ghosts sing on rainy nights, and the peach blossoms in Fairy Town Wandering around the mountains, the heavy snow in the Changbai Mountains accumulates like sheep. The author wanders between reality and imagination, modernity and classics, realism and fantasy, history and personal worlds. He uses deep emotions and hearty pen and ink to write small glimmers in the dark night, and uses the story's movement and the characters' cries to bring readers long-lasting aftertaste and emotional regret. The paint falls in the rain and the trees grow in the wind. Chen Xiaoshou uses words to remember and engrave all the past worthy of nostalgia.

"The Demon Master" is another short story collection by Yang Dian after "The Story of the Goose Cage". It contains dozens of short stories, covering topics such as Qinggong, Huaguansuo, Great Mysteries, Fathers and Sons, Czars, Originators, Flying Man, Heart Monkey, Monsters, Fugitives, People Troubled by Sins of the Past, or Tang Dynasty Poets, etc. Compared with previous writing, the author strives to upgrade the past thinking and folding of imagination, and even get rid of all novel traditions, in order to achieve some kind of disorderly accident.

"Selected Novels" held a themed forum on "70 Years of Literary Classics: Construction and Dissemination" at the 26th Beijing International Book Fair in 2019. This book is a collection of articles from the 2019 "New China·New Classics" discussion in "Selected Novels" and a collection of speeches from the theme forum "70 Years of Literary Classics: Construction and Dissemination".

The selected collection of Fang Lina's novels, including "Night Butterfly", "The Magic Flute", "Love in Strasbourg", "Butterfly House", "Sister's Marriage", etc., Is a set of female fables about spiritual wandering and return home, as well as the possibility of life. The description of the survival plight of women living overseas and even at the bottom of the society in the motherland unearths the thrilling ups and downs and games between tradition and modernity, material and spirituality, ideals and reality, in the depths of individual lives and the stream of survival consciousness. The sharp strokes point directly at the joints of the common destiny of mankind. This world has always been a place where prosperity and darkness coexist, warmth and desolation coexist, whether in the East or the West.

This book contains more than ten excellent short stories by Nobel Prize winner Hemingway, including "The Short and Happy Life Experience of Francis Macomber", "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", "A Clean and Bright Place", etc. The tough guy who hunts lions in Africa, the leopard on the snow-capped mountains... The concise narrative contains countless vicissitudes of life. Of all Hemingway's works, it was not his novels that made him famous, but these extraordinary short stories. These short stories are mainly declarative sentences, with precise descriptions, short dialogues, limited revelations, a combination of fiction and reality, and endless meanings. They convey infinite connotations in a limited space and perfectly present Hemingway at his peak: precision, restraint, mystery, and sadness.

"A Thousand Cranes" takes "the taboo of fate" and "the helplessness of life" as its themes. It includes works such as "A Thousand Cranes", the sequel "Hachidori" and "Letter to Parents". It tells the story of Kawabata Yasunari's attachment to his parents and family and the entanglement caused by the influence of his father's generation.

"Ancient Capital" takes "sisters" as the theme and includes two novellas "Ancient Capital" and "Flower's Diary", which show the true friendship between close relatives and sisters. The twists of fate have caused two pairs of sisters, Chieko and Miaozi, Naomi and Eiko, to face difficulties and harm. Amidst the myriad of melancholy, the only thing that remains unchanged is the touching wishes for you.

"Charming Scenery of the Old Times" is a collection of the latest selected works of Mr. Zhao Heng, a well-known scholar and cultural master, including "A Crescent Moon and Like a Hook: Zhao Heng's Self-Selected Works" and its companion piece "Leave it as a Note for Future Years". With his profound cultural accumulation and years of life insights, Mr. Zhao Heng blended half a century of social life and cultural history into his vivid personal memories. "A Crescent Moon Is Like a Hook: Zhao Heng's Selected Works" mainly focuses on three parts: "Remembering food", "Remembering scenery" and "Remembering old friends". Reminiscing about food - telling the appetites of gourmets, showing the traces of human relationships and the changes of the times through food; reminiscing about scenery - recalling the passing etiquette, customs, old literati, and recording the dying Chinese traditional culture; reminiscing about old friends - describing the voices, smiles and interactions of the older generation of literati and scholars.

Among Wang Shou's novel creations, his short stories are the most praised by critics. He selected 16 short stories from his creations in the past twenty years and compiled them into this collection of short stories. In the novel, there are men and women who are ready to act but are restrained by morality, there are also "rascals" in the state-owned milk factory who seem to be arrogant but actually love their daughters deeply, and there are also middle-aged couples who absurdly argue whether it is better to buy a car or a horse... What is described is the life and life of the little people, the details are solid and powerful, full of rich pyrotechnics, and at the same time occasionally mixed with absurd elements and avant-garde narratives. The language is concise and smooth, full of humor, and has an exquisite structure. It often uses symbolic fragments to unearth the truth of reality, delve into the depths of human nature, and make people think.

The themes of Tao Wenyu's novels are mostly based on the background of Suzhou where he lives. There are such novels as "Husband and Wife", "Watching on the Sixth Floor" and "Tomorrow Night TV", etc., As well as the chivalrous ones such as "Hanshan Temple" and "The Way of Chess". Regardless of the subject matter, Tao Wenyu can use poetry and prose-like language to narrate trivial matters of life and human legends with ease, arouse readers' love and cherishment of life, and arouse readers' emotional resonance.

"The Story of Dividing Donkeys" is a collection of novellas written by Yin Xueyun, winner of the 7th Lu Xun Literature Award for Novella. In addition to the Lu Xun Literature Award Novella Award-winning work "Uncle Li Hai", the selected collection also includes such wonderful novellas as "The Legend of Red Cui", "Hidden" and "The Donkey Divider".

Or bright, or heavy, or light, or multiple. In this collection of novels written by Hu Yue, fairy tales, myths and legends, encounters with the dead, reflections of reality, deep narratives, smart thoughts, and humorous metaphors are all mixed together. They express human affairs with a mysterious and magical color, and use imagination and defamiliarization techniques to make the novel novel and unique, while at the same time not lacking in touching truth and power. We can read about spiritual communication and mutual seeing across time and space, where there are girls with wings, common people coming out of letters, undead fighting with soldiers, talking trees, soldiers "sealed in bullets", etc. These imaginations with magical elements and a sense of "weird power and chaos" are relatively rare in our previous military literature, but the author has easily, freely and appropriately incorporated it into the novel, which seems to have fewer difficulties than previous writing. However, at the spiritual level, this book is written for justice and conscience, dignity and responsibility, for the beauty and love, happiness and pain in our lives...

A selection of novellas written by writer Chen Yingsong over the past 15 years. It includes the essence of the "Shennonjia Series of Novels" and the "Jingzhou Series of Novels". Including "Mouse-Free House", "A Man's Experience", "Peace Dog", "Why the Jay Cry" which won the Lu Xun Literature Award, "Rabid Incident", "Mass Ridge Murder" and "The Leopard's Last Dance" which are being adapted into movies. Whether it is the Shennongjia series or the Jingzhou series, those sharp words accurately hit the heart of the times. Depressed, sad, and sentimental, in the absurd, desperate, and black-toned narrative, he writes about the panic that the times have brought to individuals. None of these works has aroused great repercussions, and was called "the most charming contemporary text" by the famous writer Zhang Wei.

Includes second prizes in the 17th and 18th National New Concept Composition Competition, first prizes in the finals of the 10th "Ye Shengtao Cup" National Composition Competition, Lu Xun Youth Literature Award, Peking University Peiwen Cup Creative Writing Final Winners, and Qijun Literature Award Winners Yang Yixin's representative novels such as "Isolated Island" and "Empty Sound". These works are exquisite in every word. Some are ethereal, graceful, simple and long, some have lofty intentions and criticize the current ills, and some are unbridled and full of literary talent, showing the style of youth writing in the new era.

This work is a collection of a series of short stories by Ishida Kira. Ishida describes some interesting stories or inspiring and impressive events found in social life in the form of novels, and integrates his in-depth thinking on the nature of the events and the insights gained from a personal perspective of the problem throughout the article. While reading, readers will also have a feeling of communicating with the author. This collection of novels mainly includes works such as "The Lonely Loveseat", "One Second After Midnight", "Scent of Dreams", "The Bookstore at 23 O'clock", and "The Magic Button".

"Midnight Book" is a collection of short stories and short stories by writer Hu Xingxeng, which includes seven of his new works. These stories unfold their plots in a suspenseful way, with a surreal, weird and mysterious quality. They use "night" as a link to connect different life fragments of different characters, and deeply explore themes such as human nature, memory, loneliness, family, life and death. From contemplation on death events to entanglements in family relationships, from the hidden pain of youth to lifelong regret, each story in the book outlines the subtle changes in the characters' inner world with delicate writing. Through profound observation of daily life, the author shows people's different attitudes and choices when facing life challenges, revealing the intricacies and barriers between people in modern society. The language of the novel is mature and sophisticated, the plot has ups and downs, and the way the story unfolds is full of cinematic feel.

"Pixels" can be seen as a novella composed of 30 seemingly independent short stories. The hands of children in the Warsaw Ghetto, the tongues of Greek immigrants, the ankles of Budapest ticket collectors... These organs belong to ordinary Europeans. They have disappeared and reappeared in nearly a century, sometimes with the same name, telling completely different stories. These stories are named after body parts. In the language of black fairy tales, they tell the story of loss and bitterness in the modern world. Those ordinary or marginal characters, just like body organs, are related to each other and irreplaceable.

The book "River Night" is the latest collection of short stories by the famous British writer Janet Winterson. It takes the impact of modern technology on human nature and life as the theme. It tells thirteen stories with different themes - family members "resurrected from the dead" through artificial intelligence technology, a science fiction world entered by smart glasses, a room covered in dust, and objects condensed with memories. In these stories, the characters encounter unexpected experiences, but in the end they always have a warm ending. The author combines his own thinking and experience to unfold his wild imagination, which is thrilling and mysterious and also makes people think. As a novelist, Winterson bridges the gap between imagination and reality, exploring the hazy and marginal places in life through adventures. This book is the exclusive copyright of our company. The translator is one of the representative new generation authors and young and middle-aged translators in China. He has rich experience in translating Janet Winterson's works. The translation is beautiful and smooth, and it presents Winterson's strong personal style on an accurate and faithful basis. It is highly readable and has been widely recognized by domestic readers.

Misty rain, new tea, long old alleys, and former rivers are like a trance back to the past in the old city of southern Zhejiang; the "three official masters", the lyricist, the three elders of Tao An... People who have not taken the initiative to keep up with the times disappear into the daily fireworks. Times are changing at an accelerated pace, and some people live at an even pace. In old houses, old alleys, and used bookstores, unlock the hidden plots of small town stories; ten stories hidden in daily fireworks, the past and present of an old southern city. Houses in this area of ​​the old city have been demolished and relocated, but an old house dedicated to the third official still remains alone; at the end of the old alley on North Street is Qiu Lu's house. In every boy's memory, Qiu Lu is always associated with a certain summer and a long alley; the second-hand bookstore "Tao An" is like a gray cat, crouching in a corner of the old city. Now, Mr. Lin, the youngest of the "Three Elders of Tao An" has also passed away. The old man who runs a fish stall, the gentleman who sings drums and lyrics, the civil servants at the old city reconstruction headquarters, the middle school physics teacher who doesn't believe in fate... The sounds of chatter from far and near are hidden in the streets and alleys, gathering without reason and drifting away without cause.

Late at night, the driver sneaked into the zoo to release the animals; the love fantasy about Ya emerged from the crumpled newspaper; Tian Jia, a girl who became a savage, and a monkey-shaped businessman; Xu Xiaonan, a billiards master who could clear the table with one stroke, fought with weapons... This book contains eighteen short stories and short stories written by the author in the past twenty years, including three volumes: Part One, Part Two, and Part Two: Part One. "Living Elsewhere, Also Here" contains four novels, mainly exploring contemporary society; the middle volume "Whose Heart Is Not Scarred" contains seven novels, mainly depicting emotional life; the second volume "Past and Life in a Small Town" contains seven novels, mainly recording the stories of people in the county, most of which are new works, which is one of the author's creative directions in recent years. The title of the book is taken from the author's short story published in "Zhongshan" magazine in 2009. The title and contents of the book were agreed between the author and the editor during his lifetime.

"Fishing Alone" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Yang Zhihan, a young writer born in the 1990s and winner of the Xiaohong Youth Literature Award, the People's Literature Newcomer Award, and the Blancpain Literary Award. It includes the author's representative works such as "Canned Yellow Peach", "Cold Treatment", "Finger Collapse" and "Slow Turn Back". Most of Yang Zhihan's novels are set in the Northeast, describing the lives of ordinary people. Through the perspective of small people, he presents the features of the Northeast and uses the sorrows and joys of ordinary people to show the style of the times. The writer has a delicate perspective and cold writing style. He unfolds a new aspect of Northeastern writing based on deep personal experience. He has a strong personal style and recognition among the new generation of writers.

"I was born into this world to soothe the pain and disappointment of women in the world." This book is a selection of short stories by the Japanese Meiji era female writer Higuchi Kazuyo, including 11 of her most outstanding works. Higuchi Ichiyo wrote in classical Chinese, and his style imitated Ihara Saizuru's eclectic style. Kazuyo lived a poor life and his life was fleeting, but with the energy he burned out in his short life, he became an important writer who opened up the scope of Meiji novels. Although her works mostly describe the turbulence and tragedy of women in the times, her writing is not weak, but full of tenacity and sober lamentation that sees through the world. She observes the characters of the times with empathy from the bottom, and is keenly aware of the completely different outcomes of people from different classes in a changing world. The protagonists of these works include craftsmen who have been abandoned by the times, maids who steal money for their families, and ordinary girls who have lost their love. Most of their lives are tragedies, but they all accept their fate with tenacity and end with a touch of sadness.

The Harvest Literature List was founded in 2016 by the Harvest literary magazine. It has been held for eight consecutive times so far, hoping to rebuild an artistic pursuit and an aesthetic stance. This book is a collection of award-winning short and medium-length novels in the 2023 Harvest Literature List, including ten short stories (in order of ranking: Suonan Cairang, Niu Jianzhe, Zhao Ting, Shuang Xuetao, Musa, Zhou Yuyang, Ruan Xi Qing, Deng Yiguang, Bie Ming, Dongxi), nine novellas (in order of ranking: Han Songluo, Xu Yigua, Gong Wanying, Tang Bandi, Yang Fang, Li Zishu, Beicun, Ji Wenjun, Wang Xiaofeng). With these more than ten key works, we strive to present to the public the original short and medium-length works of the year that are most worthy of reading and worthy of attention, reflecting the achievements and explorations of current literary creation.

The set contains 6 volumes in total, including "Tomb Robber Legend 1: Tomb of King Chuyou", "Tomb Robber Legend 2: Yunmeng Maze", "Tomb Robber Legend 3: Turkic Coffin", "Tomb Robber Legend 4: Kunlun Soul Bones", "Tomb Robber Legend 5: Tomb in the Center of the Earth", "Tomb Robber Legend 6: Tomb Robber Frontier City".

It includes short and medium-length stories with high reputation such as "The Red Master" and "In the Name of Mulan".

[Youth Classics: A collection of popular short stories in "Hanabi" magazine] [Selected 15 tearful classic novels that hit the heart] He said, what I want to write is this: in the dark forest, let you see a beam of light, just weak; in the silent night, it will remind you of someone, just sigh.

[A little love letter from youth: Liking someone is like flowers blooming quietly in spring. It is always a matter of one person. ][Selected youth short stories from the self-selected collection of popular youth literature writer Han Shisan. Inspirational literature, growth autobiography, touching life stories. A soul-touching experience, doubly amazing. ]Who did you write that love letter to in your youth? Is that person you met once okay? How about writing a love letter to yourself? Do you want to write a love letter to your youth? At that time, you deserved to be loved.

A collection of short stories and short stories by Guizi, one of the famous "Three Musketeers of Guangxi", including the "Wacheng Trilogy" - "The River Wet by the Rain", "The Girl Dozing in the Morning" and "Wheat Fields Over Wacheng". "The River Wet by Rain" tells the story of a primary school teacher named Chen Cun who lost his wife, son and daughter one after another, showing the tragic fate of two generations of father and son. "The Girl Dozed in the Morning" tells a tearful story from the perspective of Han Lu, a girl who lost her mother and searched for her father. "Wheat Fields Over Wacheng" takes the story of Li Si as the main line, telling the story of two families that were disillusioned after moving to the city. The work makes people feel heavy and suffocated. This steely and severe way of feeling and expression is resonant.