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In that era of blood and fire, the intertwining of national hatred, family hatred, family affection, and love finally achieved the sublimation of life and death, composing a vibrant song of life.

Modern Shanghai still has decades of bitter history for her, and the nightmare-like years have scratched her plump body with scars. The psychological distortion caused by this spiritual trauma has left imprints on the city's hardware and software that will never be worn away. This time, the novellas published by the author in different periods are collected and published for the first time, reproducing the dramatic changes in the two metropolises of Shanghai and Hong Kong over the past sixty years.

This book is one of the most representative novels by the famous writer Lao She. It mainly describes the tragic fate of the rickshaw driver Xiangzi in the context of the decline of China's traditional rural economy and the beginning of urbanization. The various social contradictions and troubles that Xiangzi had to face after entering the city still have very important practical significance when read more than half a century later. Folk affairs are full of indulgence, and Lao She's capture of world conditions and human nature is keen and penetrating. This book is narrated by Duan Chunben, a first-level announcer of China Radio International. The old Beijing dialect in the book is very distinctive, and Duan Chun's Beijing-style delivery gives people a deeper and more dimensional feeling and understanding of this novel.

In 1922, Count Rostov was deemed an unrepentant nobleman and sentenced to house arrest in the Metropolitan Hotel opposite the Kremlin. This gentleman, who had never worked a day before and whose only priority in life was the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge, could only live in the attic of this five-star hotel since then, watching the great changes unfolding in Russia under the wheel of history from a unique perspective. His life has also opened a new chapter. Mysterious actresses, quirky girls, chefs and waiters with different personalities... All kinds of encounters and interactions made him experience diverse, subtle and rich emotions. The limited space of the hotel allowed his spirit to enter a broader world.

"Doctor Zhivago" is a novel by the Russian poet Pasternak, which records the extraordinary experience of an ordinary Moscow doctor during the historical changes in Russia in the first half of the twentieth century. "Doctor Zhivago" truly restored the appearance of Soviet society and the true thoughts of the people - this made the Soviet authorities particularly frightened, and Pasternak's award touched their sensitive nerves even more. The government spared no effort to retaliate, but the author finally became unbearable and "voluntarily" gave up receiving the award. Pasternak also became the first writer to give up accepting the Nobel Prize for Literature since its establishment. Although he was oppressed by power, he was not afraid. Just like Doctor Zhivago in his novel, he stayed true to his sincerity and conscience until death. He said: "We owe a huge debt to our contemporaries. For many years, I only wrote lyric poems or engaged in translation. After that, I felt it was my responsibility to tell our times with novels."

"The Vast Land" is the first full-length novel to express the heroic deeds of the Yuhuatai martyrs. The work takes Comrade Xu Baoye, the legendary martyr of Yuhuatai, an early member of the Communist Party of China, a doctor who studied in Germany, and the former Secretary of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee and Henan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, and his revolutionary activities as the main prototype, and strives to create the character of Xu Zihe, a great hero who embraces lofty beliefs and national justice, possesses extraordinary courage, and is knowledgeable and wise. The protagonist Xu Zihe was born in a family of wealthy overseas Chinese businessmen in Thailand. He returned to his motherland at the age of 7. He was very smart and had excellent grades since he was a child. After being admitted to Peking University, under the influence of teachers and friends such as Yun Changjun and Deng Hansheng, he accepted the baptism of progressive ideas. He then went to the University of Göttingen in Germany to study abroad, where he received a master's degree and a doctorate. During this period, he joined the Communist Party of China. After completing his studies, Xu Zihe resolutely chose to return to China and was sent to Moscow Oriental University for further studies. After overcoming many obstacles and returning to the motherland, he engaged in revolutionary activities as a professor at Shanghai University and fought in many places in Shanghai, Nanjing, and Henan. He grew into a calm and calm professional revolutionary who frightened his enemies. He has experienced major historical events and periods such as the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the Northern Expedition, the "April 12" coup, the White Terror, the Anti-Japanese War for National Salvation, and the Liberation War. He has successively served as Secretary of the Nanjing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, Secretary of the Henan Provincial Committee, and Secretary of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee. He has devoted everything he has to the Chinese revolution and the liberation of the Chinese nation.

"Using Tears to Make the Long Hair of a Lion" Gui Jin drives a crane with one hand and writes a novel with the other. Growing up in the steel city of Benxi, Guijin said that his writing is as cold as the factories in this city. However, when you read his words carefully, it is not difficult to find that there is a warm and pure soul hidden under the steel shell.

Ouyang Junjie, who was born in the military, went to work in the south. After working as a security guard, he accidentally became a debt collector in a financial company. With his outstanding skills and courage, he helped his boss collect the accounts. However, the boss did not fulfill his promise, so he left his job to start a business. Through the exchange of interests, he gained a place in the private financial field. With the rise of the Internet, he got involved in the Internet financial field. He was planted by his peers as a business insider, which damaged the company's business, the executives were poached, and his biological brother died. In the end, he designed a competitor to be framed and imprisoned. Confused and infatuated, his wife and children were separated, he took risky operations, illegally raised funds, and his wife and children emigrated abroad. The savior kidnapped his lover and refused to save her. He jumped off a building in Macau and finally woke up and returned to his original intention.

The Compson family is a famous family in Jefferson Town. Their ancestors once served as governors and generals, but they have declined by Jason Compson's generation. The Compsons have three sons and one daughter, but their relationship is not happy. The second daughter, Xiaoka, was so willful that she became pregnant out of wedlock. The eldest brother, Quentin, had been obsessed with his sister since he was a child. Inspired by Cam's loss of virginity and marriage, he committed suicide by sinking into a river while studying at Harvard. Quentin's suicide dealt a heavy blow to Mr. Compson, who was already depressed because of Cam. He soon passed away, and his third son Jason became the head of the family. Jason is withdrawn, has mediocre talents, and his greedy nature eventually makes him difficult. The youngest son Benjamin is mentally retarded. Only his sister Xiaoka and the black maid Dilsey gave him real care.

Bai Xianyong's only full-length novel "The Son of Evil" takes homosexuality as the theme. The book is divided into four chapters, namely "Exile", "In Our Kingdom", "An Le Township" and "The Journey of Those Youthful Birds". It describes a group of "evil children" who lived in Taipei in the 1960s and 1970s who were abandoned by their families and abandoned by society. Bai Xianyong wrote: "Written to the group of children who wander the streets alone in the deepest dark night with no place to turn to." The theme of the conflict between father and son is also impressive.

At midnight in 2004, in a snow-covered village in the Chechen Republic, the father of a little girl was abducted by Soviet soldiers at his home and taken to a truck belonging to the Ministry of Interior. The old neighbor across the street witnessed everything but could do nothing. He could only watch as the soldiers struck a match and burned down the little girl's house. After the truck finally drove away, he found an eight-year-old girl hiding in the trees behind the house, sitting on a suitcase. He made a decision that changed their fate forever. He took the little girl to seek asylum in a nearby hospital. The hospital had been abandoned. Only two departments that mattered, namely obstetrics and gynecology and trauma, were still in operation. The only doctor was a female surgeon who had returned from London. The reason why she is willing to return to Chechnya is for her charming but unruly sister. The fates of these three people seem to be connected from this moment on, but as the story develops, we gradually discover that their fates have been closely linked a long time ago. In the next five days, the author described a ten-year story, forming an epic masterpiece with a grand layout and a profound touching feeling.

"Guardians" describes the different emotions, attitudes and countermeasures of grassland herdsmen in the face of the impending loss of their traditional life in the context of the grazing ban policy implemented in some pastoral areas to restore grassland ecology after the reform and opening up. Young people are yearning for a new life in cities and towns, while middle-aged and elderly herders represented by Qiqige love the grassland and the herding life they have continued for generations, and they stick to the grassland and refuse to move to towns to live a "modern life." Different values ​​caused conflicts between them and their children, but the Qiqiges' perseverance finally succeeded, and the younger generation also contributed their knowledge and abilities to the new grassland life. This novel is full of life, the characters are lifelike, and the dialogue descriptions are full of the Mongolian sense of humor.

Li Xiuzhen, a top university student full of longing for love, resolutely gave up her superior working conditions for her fiancé Qiao Bai and returned to the county to work as a highway station director. Before she arrived, she unexpectedly received a letter of accusation against Qiao Bai from the drivers. The honest and courageous Li Xiuzhen, while fighting unremittingly against corrupt elements and creating a new situation for reform in the station, investigated and punished Qiao Bai. She hoped to save Xiao Ai under the great love. But at this time, Qiao Bai not only asked for and accepted bribes, but also had an affair and had multiple loves. His subjective misunderstanding of Li Xiuzhen and his stubbornness made him take a step that would affect the lifelong happiness of both parties: an emergency marriage with Du Rongying... It was the gravity of true love and the role of "road" that brought the lovers together again. But can they finally get married?

A rare disease with only dozens of patients in the world, an unimaginable life experience of losing the pain; and he is a young man with a boxing dream. Is it destruction or nirvana? Has the logic of pain and growth been completely challenged? --Come on, the answer is in "The Painless Body".

Luo Yijun's latest full-length masterpiece - To the next round of peace and prosperity, my daughter. A chronicle of the island that is both real and imaginary, with a vague silhouette. Quantum mechanics is full of poetry. When a person with little experience rolls the dice, what is shown is the poor but superfluous self-lone universe of modern people, with indescribable joys and sorrows. In "Daughter", those words "A long time ago..." And "We could have...", A better world and a better self, always end up robbed of life by unpredictable harm, large and small. Daughters, as prototypes of love, civilization, and redemption, how will they diffuse, spread, superimpose, interfere, and evolve on their own in the long and tiring future; until the moment they are observed, the square collapses into reality?

In 2017, Lagom, a trend that originated in Sweden, swept the world. This "land of semi-skimmed milk" that pursues harmony and balance has created a happy and creative life that is the envy of people all over the world. The word Lagom, said to originate from the Viking Age, represents an attitude that balances personal satisfaction with the needs of the team, that is, "not too much, not too little." Since that time, Swedes have developed moderate, temperate, and just-right living habits. This beautiful little book will tell you how to use Lagom's concept to reshape all aspects of diet and health, design and fashion, life and entertainment, work and finance, environmental protection and nature, etc., So that you can find a calm, contented body and mind through small simple changes, and have a Swedish-style balanced and happy life.

"Taming the Wind" takes the fate of the three protagonists Ma Li, Liu Xiangmin, and Yansha as the main line, and Li Qian's life struggle as the sub-line. It uses officialdom, shopping malls, and academic fields as the entry point, and strives to present the social life of all living beings in the great era.

"Liu Li" is an encyclopedic novel describing Beijing's "Hutong culture". Won the 4th Lao She Literature Award. From the 1970s to the beginning of the new century, like an old man, he narrated a history of the capital. The male protagonist Lao Er is deeply in love with Wu Qiang, a girl in the alley who is also his classmate, but Da Ling, who is also a classmate and Lao Er's neighbor, is even more devoted to Lao Er's love. After the college entrance examination was resumed, Wu Qiang was admitted to university, while Daling lost the opportunity to enter college due to an unexpected pregnancy, so she could only bury her feelings for the second child deep in her heart. The second child, who did not go to college, felt the same inferiority complex and could only watch Wu Qiang being snatched away by her classmate Xiang Xiaoning.

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One rainy day, William made a paper boat for his brother George. The younger brother happily went out to release the boat on the street, but died tragically at the sewer entrance not long after. Subsequently, children continued to disappear or die in the town, but the police's search yielded no results. William's parents were immersed in the grief of losing their son and ignored William. During the summer vacation, the sad and lonely William formed the "Wimp Club" with six children who were not popular in school. The friends discovered that almost all of them had seen a strange guy - "it". "It" changes in many ways, sometimes it is a clown holding a balloon, sometimes it is a giant bird, sometimes it is a whisper in the drainage pipe and gurgling blood... The most constant is that every time "it" appears in Delhi, it takes the lives of dozens of children.

After stepping out of college, the protagonist Charles Lambley in "From Worst to Worst" felt at a loss and with a bleak future in the rapidly changing society after the war. He tried to rebel against traditional society, establish and maintain himself, vowed to get rid of the control of money and status, and refused the convenience of climbing up that education might provide. In the end, he painfully discovered that all his efforts to break through the trap were in vain, and he had fallen to the bottom of society. His soul and body were on the verge of destruction, and the things he had desperately resisted and rejected were strongly tempting him. The novel presents readers with a true picture of British society at that time.

The world of Dylan, a 15-year-old single-parent girl, is in a mess: she always has nothing to say to her mother, she is often teased by her classmates at school, and her only close friend left because she transferred to another school. All of this made Dylan feel extremely painful. 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. The boy took her away from the scene of the accident. However, Dylan soon realized that the boy was not just a random passerby. He seemed to be waiting there on purpose. Their fate has taken an unpredictable turn from the moment they met... This is an epic and moving story that is exciting, scary, warm, returning to humanity, and thought-provoking.

This is a legendary story book with a strong sense of history, including four short stories. "The Last Underground Party in the Ministry of Urban and Industrial Affairs" tells the story of Qin Tao's life destiny. Due to the appearance of a traitor in the underground party's Ministry of Urban and Industrial Affairs, his superiors began to eliminate the traitors. Only Qin Tao escaped by chance, but historical issues continued to haunt him until he was rehabilitated. "The Legendary Life of Grandma" and "The Wordless Monument in a Deserted Village" tell the story of the different experiences of two women. They are both historical heroes. One remains anonymous and the other lives in seclusion in her hometown. However, their fates are completely different. "History and One Day in 1948" takes an aspect from history and narrates the experience of the Kuomintang defender Zheng Dongguo on his last day in Changchun.

In general, people have forgotten how to behave in society and how to get along with others, and they have forgotten what life is like. We cannot call these diseases, or even psychological problems. "Mental sub-health" may be a more appropriate summary. The protagonist Alex is a young reading therapist who uses books as medicine and books to heal people. He provides reading therapy for these "patients". His prescription is not to prescribe medicine, but to prescribe books, which are determined according to the condition of the "patient". Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye", Montaigne's "Essays", Homer's "Odyssey" and other books all appear in Alex's prescription. Compared with chemical drugs, Alex provides psychological and emotional counseling. Through reading, Alex has sincere and frank communication and dialogue with each "patient".

1942, Paris. Late one night in July, the family of ten-year-old girl Sarah was suddenly raided by the police. In order to protect her brother, Sarah locked him in the closet, held the key and said to him: "I promise, I will come back to you later." 2002, Paris. Julia, a 45-year-old reporter, is assigned to investigate a manhunt 60 years ago and unexpectedly discovers Sarah's story and her connection with her husband's family - a secret that has been kept for 60 years. Finding Sarah became Julia's sacred mission, dispelling the sadness that enveloped her life. Sarah's story and suffering followed her along the way, ultimately changing her and those around her forever.

With the deepening of reform and opening up, the contradiction between the rural lifestyle and the old and new ideas has become increasingly prominent and complex. Through the reassembly of the old and new ideas in people's minds, many incredible and endless stories have been interpreted. The author does not simply deal with these issues, but after revealing the essence of life, he allows people to distinguish which ones are worthy of praise and which ones need to be criticized. The ups and downs of the plot give readers more room for imagination, and also give people more heart-pounding thoughts.

The sudden death of his mother changed Brett's life drastically. The mother distributed all the property to her brother and sister-in-law, leaving Brett only a list. She will only receive the inheritance if she achieves all the dreams on her list within a year. Those were the dreams Brett wrote down when he was 14 years old, and 10 of them were still unfulfilled - one child, or two? No way. Be a great teacher? Give up a million-dollar annual salary and hang out with brats in the classroom! Get a horse? The apartment is not suitable for large pets! Reconnect with dad? He died seven years ago! Falling in love? My boyfriend Andrew seems perfect, but something seems wrong! ... Brett lives in a spacious and sunny independent loft, has a boyfriend like a male model, and has an annual salary of one million. After a series of lies and betrayals, he was forced to re-examine his life. How should she regain her childhood dreams and find herself and true love in a limited year?

"Going to Swann's House" is the first volume of the multi-volume novel "In Search of Lost Time" by the famous 20th century French novelist Proust. The book is divided into three parts, the first part is "Combray", the second part is "Svann's Love", and the third part is "Places and Place Names; Place Names". At the end of the book is a summary of each section. This book is one of the "Collected Works of Zhou Kexi's Translations" published by East China Normal University Press, which accurately and vividly demonstrates the original author's beautiful and unique stream-of-consciousness style. The translator of the new version, the famous translator Mr. Zhou Kexi, has revised it again and made it more perfect.

Why is the protagonist of this book also called NewbeeRen? Why did he go to the interview wearing thirteen T-shirts in the middle of summer? Why would an ordinary promotional event cause the elderly to maliciously make a scene and grab gifts? Why did the creative director mysteriously disappear while working overtime? Why was coffee poured on the only computer containing proposal documents before the meeting? Why did a scream come from the deserted office late at night? Behind all this, is it the distortion of human nature, or is the author's brain blocked?

"Green Field True Dream\u002F The Other Side Series" is set in the land of China after the reform and opening up, with the protagonist Zhong Hanwei returning from Xinjiang to his hometown to contract tea factories to cultivate famous tea. It depicts the magnificent reform scenes and the inner world of various characters. As the plot of the work unfolds, various conflicts and entanglements continue, various characters appear on the stage, and their personalities and fates are also included. Although history has opened a new era, giving everyone hope to pursue their true dreams, the legacy of the ultra-left ideological trend and class struggle theory has disappeared. Song Tianbao, the deputy director of the Public Security Bureau, is a typical representative. He still looks at new things with old eyes and dislikes Zhong Hanwei, the "rightist son" in his eyes, who is contracting the tea factory, setting up obstacles and causing trouble. And his wife Ye Wenxiu is Zhong Hanwei's first love and the owner of a successful garment factory...

"Desolate Youth" written by Bai Ming is not a fictional novel. However, the real stories of real people in life and the dramatic conflicts of life's fate will make the novelist's imagination look pale and unreal. The vigorous movement to go to the mountains and countryside, and the ancient and barbaric Loess Plateau, distorted and cut off the youth of several female educated youths in Beijing. Driven by infatuation, two innocent and beautiful female educated youths took turns acting as the mother-in-law of a young farmer who had a history of marriage and was imprisoned. For love and love, they decisively took extreme measures at critical moments. Shocking everyone; the waves of the Yellow River created a romance between a female educated youth and a man from northern Shaanxi, so the kind-hearted woman walked into a farmer's house and created an incredible love legend in a dilapidated cave dwelling with four children; the female educated youth who was good at singing and dancing was repeatedly stimulated by disasters and eventually became numb and stupid. The local cadres forcibly detained her She married a disabled farmer to save her life, and then directed a tragedy that seemed to be a crime but was also a crime but not a crime; her chaste youth was insulted and was accused by Mikio. In order to seek true love, she was paraded on the street and imprisoned. She had to work a hundred times harder and even fight to the death to win human dignity; the private life of a pair of educated youths In order to escape a terrible marriage, a daughter who gave birth to a daughter fled from the wilderness to the city to find her biological parents, which led to a series of heart-wrenching stories... "Desolate Youth" focuses on showing readers the love experiences and fate of several female educated youths in Beijing who were stranded in the hinterland of the Loess Plateau after the social tide of going to the mountains and countryside receded. These little-known lives of educated youth have a tragic and cruel shock, guiding readers' thoughts to transcend the barriers of time and space to examine history, think about life, and appreciate life.

Yu Zhongmin was born in Shenyang and went to the countryside to Panjin, Liaoning. Go to college after returning to the city. He has worked as a worker, engaged in design, technology and quality management, and is a senior engineer. He began publishing literary works in 1989 and has published more than 1 million words of prose, poetry, and novels so far. Won prizes in essay contests more than 30 times. He is currently a member of Shenyang Writers Association. The book "Red Base Beach" is a novel written by him. The novel is set in the 1970s, with the tragic love story of the hero and heroine as the main line, truly and vividly recreating the heart-wrenching years of that special era.

"China Educated Youth Library·Song of Life: Youth Festival" is adapted from Zhang Manling's novel "There is a Beautiful Place". She is a real Chinese commoner woman. She is the first Chinese woman to appear on the cover of Time magazine in the United States. Zhang Manling is a woman who has created miracles. She has blazed her own path. Each of us will have a dream, some complexes, and we have many expectations for ourselves. Zhang Manling has been chasing her dreams. These things are not something ordinary talented women can do.

This book is a long historical chapter novel, describing the Red Turban Uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, a large-scale nationwide peasant uprising in history.

"In the Shadow of the Girl's Flowers" is the second volume of the multi-volume novel "In Search of Lost Time" by the famous 20th century French novelist Proust. The book is divided into two parts, the first part is "Beside Mrs. Swann" and the second part is "Place Names and Places: Places". At the end of the book is a summary of each section. This book is one of the "Collected Works of Zhou Kexi's Translations" published by East China Normal University Press, which accurately and vividly demonstrates the original author's beautiful and unique stream-of-consciousness style. The translator of the new version, the famous translator Mr. Zhou Kexi, has revised it again and made it more perfect.

It tells the story of Miss Bloody Mary's carefully planned revenge against Mr. Miracle Fruit for her boyfriend who was framed and whose business failed. The story is written in a unique way, using cocktail names to refer to women and fruit names to refer to men. It uses fragmented stories to show the complex relationships between characters. It is clear and fascinating to read.

This book is a novel written by Professor Wang Zhiliang. It tells the story of the joys and sorrows of several Chinese immigrants who came to Melbourne, Australia from western China. The main characters, middle-aged woman He Jie, her daughter He Xiaoqing, and her son-in-law Yu Qiang, formed and sprouted their lives and emotions in the special environment of a foreign country. Entanglements reflect all aspects of human nature. The author's preface epigraph says: "In fictional stories, don't bother to speculate and suspect; in real life, just look at the joys and sorrows of separation and reunion." The novel is titled "Mirage", which actually aims to find the truth, goodness, and beauty of human nature in the unpredictable life, and to lash out those ugly things.

In a country, people work as accurately as the watches we wear on our hands, accurate to every second. Can turn many accidents into necessity.

This book is a full-length novel. In the way that the grandmother of a female reporter Xiaohui tells the past to her granddaughter, it describes the marriage and love story between a beautiful village girl Wang Cuiying and our secret party members Liu Jianye (Liu Xiaojian) and Liang Sheng in Houlaozhuang, a natural village in Daliang Village, Zhanghe County between Taihang and Taiyue Mountains. Panoramicly reproduces the innocent love and noble feelings of young men and women in the cruel war years. It lays out a picture of the simple people's livelihood in the northern mountain villages and plays a majestic and tragic symphony. Thoughtful and evocative.

The work uses the thirteen footprints on the moon as clues to unravel the mysteries of Guanghan Palace, Hou Yi's shooting of the sun, and Chang'e's flight to the moon in an orderly manner, and vividly introduce new stories about Chang'e's family and their relationships. Jin E and Ah Hui treated Mu Dangying kindly, and Mu Dangying was impressed by the aliens' advanced civilization and noble qualities. However, this "landlubber" also performed a heroic deed to save the swan. They worked together to overcome every dangerous situation in space. The relationship between Jin E, Ah Hui, and Mu Dangying shows subtle changes: the excellent Ah Hui pursues Jin E but cannot get what he wants, while the unintentional Mu Dangying is loved by Jin E. How do the Crystal Ring people, who are thousands of years more advanced than the Earth, deal with this relationship? The comparison of old and new love allows readers to know: What will advanced love look like in the future society? What is the true meaning of love?

"Water of Life" includes five outstanding novellas in Mongolian literary creation since the founding of the People's Republic of China: "The Ridge of Alimas", "Hometown of Hailiujun", "Meteor Following the Ethnic Group", "Egma" and "Water of Life". "The Ridge of Alimas" is a work of magical realism. The Ridge of Alimas is the only way to the Alatanbozhihe Village, and under the hillside is the underworld where the ghosts of the dead are wandering, and are inextricably linked to the Alatanbozhihe Village. The gruesome accidents on the slopes of Alimas and the unbelievable things in Alatanbozhih Village are all related to the ghosts of the underworld. The mature black fox was hunted and killed, bringing a devastating outcome to the hunters in Alatanbozhihe Village. The author uses magical and grotesque techniques to construct the world of the human world and the underworld, living people and ghosts, and vividly describes the folk customs such as the soul concept in Mongolian culture and the Mongolian hunting taboos. At the same time, he expresses the inner contradictions and confusions of the young generation in the 1980s. This novel is regarded by academic circles as the pioneering work of contemporary Mongolian magical realism. "Agma" tells the story of several Mongolian college students who have just stepped out of campus. They face a complex social environment and ruthless competition for survival, and their friendship, love, and career face great challenges and choices. "Fountain of Life" tells the story of Gangga, a young camel herder, who despite his mother's opposition and lover's suspicion, enthusiastically rescues Tongga, a young woman who is shunned by society and her family because she is suffering from AIDS in the entertainment industry. Shows the power of trust and kindness.

How to educate children well? What kind of person is successful in educating a child? In the process of education, what should parents do... These topics about children's education are the topics that parents are most concerned about, confused by, and most keen to talk about and explore, especially parents with only children. "The Only Child" vividly describes the contemporary parents' high concern for the education and growth of their only children. It also reflects the indifference and assimilation that only children suffer outside the family. It reproduces the parenting process of only children who are confused and hardworking, worried and enterprising, sad and laughing.

When Rosemary was five years old, her sister Finn suddenly disappeared. A wound remained in her heart that would never heal. Finn is like another her, and they are like twin sisters, although Finn's identity is very special, she is a chimpanzee. However, Finn considers himself human; Rosemary is regarded as a "monkey girl" by her classmates at school. When Rosemary was one month old, her father, a psychologist, adopted Finn, a three-month-old baby chimpanzee, from Africa. In this way, she had a sister and was forced to participate in a co-culture experiment between humans and chimpanzees. It completely changed Rosemary's life, and the family went from "normal" to "crazy". After separating from Finn, Rosemary missed her all the time. In the middle she confides in everything crazy that happened to her. She looks forward to meeting Finn again one day, the other person in this world...

"Those who know Meng Er may read Meng Er's self-defense from the novel and see Meng Er's lies. But the lies in the autobiography can be said to be the truth within the lie. The truth is revealed in the shadow of the lie, revealing the situation that only I can express. From this level, "Sail Out" is Meng Er himself, a faithful reproduction of the human feelings, love and hate around Meng Er, and it is more true than anyone's critical biography of Meng Er."

In the late 1930s, French wine merchant Andre took his daughter Maria to Xinjiang to inspect the grapes of Turpan, and established a vineyard and winery there with Hu Saiyin, a native of Xinjiang. Maria and Hu Saiyin's son Kurban met and fell in love, but later they fell apart. Time flies, and it's been 60 years. In 2009, the Xinjiang Xiyu Snow Lotus Wine Company was established. The "Aisleipei" wine produced by them and the "Aheiyegu" wine produced by the French Maria Wine Company both mean "aftertaste" when translated into Chinese, and the formulas are also the same. French Maria Wine Company took Xinjiang Xiyu Snow Lotus Wine Company to court. This lawsuit triggered a love story between Kurban and Maria that spanned more than half a century...

This book selects 39 business English articles from Chinese and foreign newspapers and magazines, covering international trade, marketing, e-commerce, investment, securities, real estate market, insurance, advertising, the global financial crisis, international oil prices, the Beijing Olympics and the Chinese economy, Wenchuan earthquake reconstruction, China's reduction of US dollar treasury bonds, RMB appreciation and other hot economic topics in recent years. Supplemented by detailed explanations, sufficient exercises and accurate translations. Readers can learn English language knowledge and improve their English reading ability while understanding and mastering the relevant topics of the article. This book is suitable as an English reading textbook for undergraduates and graduate students in economics and trade-related majors, as an elective course for higher-level language skills in college English, and as a newspaper reading course for dual bachelor's degrees in English majors. At the same time, this book can also be used by the majority of English lovers

"The Legend of Living Together in Hometown" is a full-length fable written by the contemporary Chinese writer Liu Zhenyun. While the author is telling his story freely, confidently, and truthfully, he is also constantly using the past to satirize the present and criticize the past and present. Some of the author's morals may not be understood by readers, but readers can understand many morals that the author may not have expected. Both its drama and humor are top-notch.

A fantasy classic as famous as "A Song of Ice and Fire", "The Lord of the Rings" and "Dragonlance"; a boy with white hair and purple eyes walking alone in the darkness, wielding his two swords, cutting off the shackles of fate, and composing a legendary growth poem. The classic fantasy that influenced Chinese online literature is back with a Chinese version fifteen years later. "The Dark Elf" is a work by R. A. Salvador and includes 3 stories.

A fantasy classic as famous as "A Song of Ice and Fire", "The Lord of the Rings" and "Dragonlance"; a boy with white hair and purple eyes walking alone in the darkness, wielding his two swords, cutting off the shackles of fate, and composing a legendary growth poem. The classic fantasy that influenced Chinese online literature has been republished in Chinese after fifteen years. "The Dark Elf" is the work of R. A. Salvador and includes three stories: "Homeland", "Exile", and "Sojourn". It takes the dark elf Drizzt Do'Urden as the protagonist and tells the story of how he was tired of the fighting in his hometown, left the underground and started a new life on the surface. As the series gained popularity, Drizzt became one of the most famous characters in the Dungeons & Dragons: Forgotten Realms novel series. A classic Western fantasy work, with magnificent descriptions of battlefield scenes and profound writing that touches people's hearts, it surpasses similar modern works.