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I believe that in this world, no matter whether Chinese or foreign, young or old, male or female, there are very few people who have never heard of the name "Holmes", because in detective novels both at home and abroad, no one can shake Sherlock Holmes's status as "the eternal boss". Needless to say, those who like reasoning and suspense, even those who feel shuddering at texts such as tragedies and murders, once they see the beginning of "Sherlock Holmes", it is difficult not to be attracted and want to read it in one breath, because the strict logic of one link and the tense arrangement of one scene after another are so fascinating and fascinating that people really can't stop.

Lin Qi is a veritable homebody. She can never go out if she can lie dead at home. She, who was originally just a salty fish, suddenly came to her senses and clicked on a recruitment information one day. As a result... She entered a world of survival games. In the game world, she struggled to survive and escaped the scythe of death again and again.

This book is a collection of novellas by Matsumoto Seicho, including two novellas: "The House on the High Terrace" and "The Female Prisoner Without Prison Clothes". "House on a High Terrace" tells the story of a mansion on a high terrace, where an elderly couple and the widow of their son who died young lived. The young and beautiful widow would summon young men to her home every night to talk loudly about art. But my father-in-law held a tacit attitude towards this. One day, a young man suddenly committed suicide... What kind of truth is wrapped up in this mysterious home and mysterious woman? "Female Prisoners Without Prison Clothes" tells the story of a series of murders in a single women's apartment in Tokyo. This apartment is inhabited by a group of single women with an average age of thirty-two, who have lost interest in marriage (or are afraid of marriage) and have different occupations. They call each other female prisoners and call each other's room "Cell No. Xx". They are imprisoned in a cave-like personal world with no hope or prospects, just like female prisoners.

"The Killing of the Fire God" is a collection of short mystery novels by Japanese mystery writer Matsumoto Seicho. The story is clever and concise, showing the shocking moments in human nature. The book is composed of five short stories. The title "The Killing of the God of Fire" skillfully weaves historical attainments into and out of the story; in "Grape Tang Grass Pattern Embroidery", a Brussels specialty tablecloth becomes the key to the love-hate drama, vividly describing the subtle scheming of men and women; "The Strange Accused" explores the boundary between sincerity and lies, the source of creative ideas and the study of acquittal cases; "The Bond of Grace" relies on the author's childhood memories.

"Gone with the Wind" During the American Civil War, Scarlett, the beautiful daughter of a plantation owner, fell in love with Ashley. But Ashley was engaged to her cousin Melanie. On the day of Ashley's engagement, Scarlett, who had confessed to him but was rejected, lost her temper, only to find that Rhett Butler had overheard the confession... The war destroyed love and their past comfortable pastoral life, but Scarlett grew up to be tough, cunning and brave in the life of rebuilding their home at the rear. The novel depicts the life of southerners before and after the American Civil War, and creates vivid images of many southerners of that era. The four emotionally intertwined male and female protagonists fully demonstrate the complexity and vividness of human nature, making them among the most unforgettable characters in the history of literature.

"Resurrection" is one of Leo Tolstoy's most famous masterpieces. The work takes "resurrection" as its theme and describes the process of Nekhludoff and Maslova's spiritual and moral resurrection. Maslova was originally the illegitimate daughter of a serf. When she was sixteen years old, she was innocent and kind-hearted and sincerely fell in love with Nekhludoff, but was abandoned by this noble young master. Maslova, who was pregnant, was kicked out of her home and, after several twists and turns, was forced to become a prostitute. But fate did not favor this poor girl. Misfortunes followed one after another. She was accused of murder and was tried. As a juror, Nekhludoff recognized Maslova in the court, and his conscience was deeply condemned. He tried every means to rescue Maslova and asked to marry her to atone for his sins. Later, the appeal failed, and Nekhludoff accompanied Maslova in exile in Siberia. His behavior finally moved Maslova, but in order not to affect Nekhludoff's reputation and status, Maslova rejected his proposal and married a revolutionary.

"David Copperfield" is the masterpiece of Dickens, the great British realist writer in the 19th century. The protagonist Copperfield is a posthumous son, and his stepfather abuses him and his mother. His mother died soon, leaving Copperfield an orphan. He found his aunt and started a new life under her guardianship. The world has changed, family and friendship are joyful, and turmoil and pain have tempered people. Copperfield finally became a successful writer and was happily married to his beloved. The work has humorous language, clear love and hate, twists and turns in the plot, and grand pictures, which reflect Dickens's consistent style.

A college student fell in love with a girl. The girl said that she would dance with him as long as the college student gave her some red roses, but there were none in the college student's garden. He was troubled, sad, and weeping about it. Only the nightingale on the tree understood him and was willing to sing for him every day, singing about the greatness of love. Finally, the nightingale sang to a rose tree in the moonlight at the cost of its life, pierced its heart on the thorn of the tree, and injected blood into the tree's blood vessels, and a bright red rose grew. The college student gave the red rose he received to the girl, but she dismissed it because the nephew of the palace minister had already given her some precious jewelry. College students lament how stupid love is! So he threw the bloody red rose on the street. He no longer believed in love and devoted himself to the study of philosophy behind closed doors.

On a hot evening in June, with all the windows open, college student Arthur Bolton was looking through a stack of sermons in the library of the Theological Seminary of Pisa. The Abbot, the Abbe Montanelli, looked at him lovingly. Arthur was born in Italy to the family of a wealthy British businessman named Burton. He was nominally the son of Burton and his second wife, but in fact he was the illegitimate son of his second wife and Montanelli. Arthur has been discriminated against by his half-brothers and sisters-in-law at home since he was a child, and he saw his mother being tortured and insulted by them. He was very unhappy mentally, but he never knew the truth of the matter. Arthur respected Father Montanelli's profound knowledge and regarded him as a good teacher and father. He repaid Montanelli's care for him with a sincere heart. At that time, Italy was being invaded by Austria, and the Young Italy Party's idea of ​​fighting for national independence attracted passionate young people. Arthur decided to dedicate himself to this cause. Montanelli was very disturbed after discovering Arthur's activities and tried every means to dissuade him; but Arthur felt that there was no contradiction between being a devout believer and a person fighting for Italian independence. At a secret gathering, Arthur met his teenage girlfriend Gemma and fell in love with her quietly.

A novel by Hawthorne, an American romantic writer in the 19th century. Published in 1850. "The Scarlet Letter" tells the story of a love tragedy that occurred during the colonial period in North America. The heroine Hester Prynne married the doctor Chillingworth, but there was no love between them. In loneliness, Prynne fell in love with the Reverend Dimmesdale and gave birth to their daughter Pearl. Bai Lan was punished in public and wore a red letter A symbolizing "adultery". However, Bai Lan was unyielding and refused to tell the child's father. The novel usually uses symbolic techniques, and the characters, plots and language are all quite subjective and imaginative. In the description, people's psychological activities and intuition are often given top priority. Therefore, it is not only a representative work of American romantic novels, but also known as the pioneer of American psychoanalytic novels.

"Madame Bovary" is the masterpiece of the French critical realist novelist Flaubert. It tells the story of Emma, ​​a peasant girl who received an aristocratic education. Emma despises her husband Bovary, a rural doctor, and dreams of a legendary love. However, her two affairs not only failed to bring her happiness, but also made her an object of exploitation by loan sharks. She had accumulated so much debt that she had no choice but to commit suicide by taking poison. With a seemingly indifferent attitude, Flaubert very "objectively" revealed the causes and consequences that led to this tragedy, and stated the responsibility that society cannot shirk.

In Verona, Italy, there are two families who are hostile to each other. They are the Capulet family, headed by Juliet's father, and the Monte family, headed by Romeo's father. Romeo attends a masquerade party held by the Cappelles. However, the opposite happened. Juliet met Romeo at the ball, and they fell in love at first sight. After the ball, Romeo sneaked into the Caplet's backyard to meet Juliet. With the help of the priest, the two got married secretly. The priest hopes to resolve the long-standing hatred between the two families. Juliet's cousin Taihua found Romeo and asked for a duel with him, but Romeo refused. Taihua killed Mojiu Tuo. Tragedy happened. The angry Romeo killed Taihua and was punished by being expelled. Romeo meets Juliet at night and leaves, but at this time Juliet's father wants to marry Juliet to a young man she does not love. Under the priest's planning, Juliet pretended to commit suicide by taking poison, but the priest's letter failed to reach Romeo's hands. After receiving the bad news, Romeo rushed to the church. When Juliet woke up, Romeo had drunk the poison, and Juliet shot herself. The feud between the two families led to the love tragedy of the younger generation.

"The Stranger" is a famous work by the French writer Camus and one of the outstanding works of existential literature. In an objectively recorded "zero style", the book roughly describes the various absurd things that the protagonist Meursault has experienced in an absurd world, as well as his own absurd experience. From attending his mother's funeral to accidentally becoming a murderer, and then being sentenced to death, Meursault seemed indifferent to everything, existing indifferently, rationally, and irrationally. He was like a symbolic symbol, representing a universal existence, and like a blood-red beacon, highly warning. However, the emergence of the outsider phenomenon is undoubtedly bred by the world itself, and Meursault's existence has its profound external reasons.

The elegance in these classics is a reminder for us to settle down in our impetuous life. It is a gift to life, allowing us to slow down. Even if things go against our wishes, we must have a calm and elegant posture, do it with beauty, and do it with cherishment. The content of this book includes "Six Chapters of a Floating Life", "Memories of Autumn Lanterns", "Reminiscences of Yingmei Temple", "Reminiscences of Xiangwan Tower", "Records of Xiangjixuan" and "Books with My Wife". It is a classic work that embodies the aesthetics of Chinese people's life. These famous articles come from famous literati in the Ming and Qing Dynasties reminiscing about family life or marital relationships, and were very popular in the 20th century. They have nothing to do with practicality or utilitarianism, but only focus on spiritual connection, which can make people smile or hide their heads in deep thought.

The handsome hero and the beautiful heroine who were rescued just after time travel were forced to embark on a twists and turns, rugged and dangerous knight's road. Let's see how the literary and artistic young man conquered the troubled times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, swept the world with a single sword hilt, and achieved an unparalleled reputation as a knight.

Burroughs's "riverside cabin" and "mountain cabin" attracted a large number of nature-loving people such as U. S. President Theodore Roosevelt, inventor Thomas Edison, automobile king Henry Ford, poet Walt Whitman, etc. Who rushed to be neighbors.

This series of books includes "A Dream of Red Mansions", "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin" and "Journey to the West". These four works are well-known to every household and have a profound influence in our country. They are rare masterpieces in Chinese literature. The stories and scenes in it have profoundly affected Chinese people's ideas and value orientations. The four works have been praised by readers of all ages for their extremely high artistic level, detailed characterization and rich ideological connotation.

This series of books includes "A Dream of Red Mansions", "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin" and "Journey to the West". These four works are well-known to every household and have a profound influence in our country. They are rare masterpieces in Chinese literature. The stories and scenes in it have profoundly affected Chinese people's ideas and value orientations. The four works have been praised by readers of all ages for their extremely high artistic level, detailed characterization and rich ideological connotation.

A. D. In the year 5000, the earth is experiencing a catastrophe, with the invasion of vampires, alien attacks, and the emergence of mutants. Where should people go? But don't be afraid. There is a kind of person in the world called a tier. The tier has a lot of power and can destroy even aliens. However, the only people who are unforgivable and unforgivable are those who have a fickle heart. However, it is best not to make the one who is holding you angry. The reason why the one who is holding you back is angry is that people's hearts are fickle. ------------ September 7, 2020 evening Author: I had a particularly strange dream at night. I dreamed that a vampire told me, "When you were a child, you were angry once because one of our own race sucked the blood of your sister. That anger was so powerful that you might even destroy the universe." At that time, I was falling in front of the vampire in the dream, and my vampire spoke it like he was telling the truth. I was about to say when I woke up. Author: But I still feel strange. I don't have a sister at all. Where can I get a sister?

The new book "Death Gambit, I Have Character Templates from All Realms" has been released. ... Travel through the second dimension, possess the door of truth, travel through the endless world, and aim to become the supreme god! ! When Chen Anxia woke up, she found that the world had changed. She was reborn in a two-dimensional world, and there was a door deep in her soul. "What, it's actually the Gate of Truth!?" In this life, I must leave no regrets. I want to spread my deeds and promote my glory in all the worlds! In this life, I want to believe in becoming a god! ..... PS: This book's book club is 127.533.316.

This book contains a total of 26 Akutagawa's representative works of fiction and prose. "Rashomon" uses a weather-proof layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, thereby showing the inescapability of "evil" and conveying the author's understanding of people, their helplessness and despair.

The protagonist of this book, Miss Rebecca, comes from a humble background and is discriminated against in society. She uses various strategies and even uses sex to seduce and curry favor with the rich and powerful, and she uses all means to climb up. This character is neither evil nor kind, but very humane and completely a product of the times. The book compares the British capitalist society at that time to a vanity fair. The author describes all kinds of social figures, including aristocrats who live a slutty life, capitalists who regard money as life, vulgar and shameless country squires, cynical playboys, colonial vampires-British colonial officials, etc. The whole Vanity Fair is full of greed, hypocrisy, selfishness, following others and cunning.

Fielding's masterpiece "Tom Jones" is a biographical novel that tells the story of an abandoned infant Tom who grew up in abuse, was kicked out of his home, and broke up with his lover Sophia. Each of them went through many hardships and temptations. Finally, the mystery of his life experience was revealed and he was reunited with Sophia. The work is creative and inherits and promotes the tradition of British humorous and satirical literature. It is regarded as a milestone in the development history of British novels.

From 1843 onwards, Baudelaire continued to write poems that were later included in "Flowers of Evil". Shortly after the collection of poems was published in 1857, he was fined by the court for being "indecent" and ordered to delete six poems. Baudelaire said: "In this cruel book, I poured all my thoughts, all my heart, all my beliefs and all my hatred."

Why can some countries successfully initiate territorial expansion plans and become empires? Why do empires fall sooner or later? This is a long-standing and controversial issue in historical research. Peter Turchin applies modeling and quantitative methods to the study of the rise and fall of states. Starting from the interaction between geopolitics, sense of community, national assimilation and religious conversion, as well as population dynamics and social stability, he constructs different quantitative models to explain the expansion and decline of empires. This book provides a unique and new perspective for us to understand the rise and fall of countries and the dynamic changes of human history.

This is the story of how a scholar established his mind for heaven and earth step by step along the way, established his destiny for all living beings, inherited his unique knowledge for the saints, and created peace for all things.

Ling Lingba, who is quick to pass the game, is famous for not following the routine but always passing with high scores. Let's take a look at Ling Lingba's journey of rejecting routines! 1. Ancient marriage substitution essay: What? What you like is my sister, then I won't marry you for you, I will give you my sister. 2. Essay on campus secret love: How painful it is to have a secret love! If I don't do it, why should I hang myself from a tree? 3. True and False Thousand Gold Essays: What? The reborn fake daughter not only wants money, but also my brother! You think it's so cool! Okay, I'll make your love come true! The money belongs to me! ... To be continued

As a stay-at-home girl in the 21st century, Su Jinge said she wanted to take a nap, but who knew she died suddenly in her sleep. He inexplicably traveled through time as soon as he woke up, and was bound to a quick-travel system that required him to save the weak hearts of the villains, fulfill their wishes, and darken the heroine of the world, otherwise he would be obliterated. After reading so many novels, she said that it was not a big deal to negotiate the issue, it was a big deal. But in fact, "Hey, you, it's you, don't look at others, come here, hey, why are you running, tell me what you want?" Su Jinge was about to burst into tears. Why did the villain run away as soon as he saw him? Could it be that he looked a little scary? She suddenly felt that the problem was a bit big and she wanted to panic. Once again, she let the villain run away and she got angry, you! Stop right here, I will defeat you! After the marriage, "My dear, don't you want to eat me? Come quickly~", she shook her head silently. If she doesn't come, she won't come. She ran away from home with her waist high.

His name is Sherlock Holmes. He is the world's greatest detective. He has hundreds of millions of enthusiastic fans around the world. He is a myth, an attitude, a culture, and a way of life. At the same time, he is also a heavy smoker, lives an informal life, and his way of speaking is unacceptable... He is the detective with the most mysteries at present, and there are as many wonderful stories about him as there are mysteries about him. This is not only because this series of works by Conan Doyle was written early and has been popular for a long time. What's more important is that in so many large and small cases, there are rarely unsuccessful or far-fetched designs. Instead, there are many creative ideas that have become the objects of imitation by later generations. In particular, the partnership of Holmes and Watson, as well as the typical "detective", have a profound impact. To this day, this set of works is still popular, and its timeless characteristics are the best proof that this work is worthy of being a classic.

When it comes to detective novels, the first thing people think of is probably the "Sherlock Holmes" series of novels that have been popular for more than 100 years. The private detective Sherlock Holmes, who always smokes a pipe and holds a cane, has an aquiline nose and sharp eyes. He is also witty and brave, hates evil, and has a high sense of responsibility and mission. He is a household name and has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of people. He has not only become the best synonym for the famous detective and a worshiped hero in the hearts of people all over the world, but also made the famous British Royal Society of Chemistry award the title of "Honorary Fellow" to this fictional character in the novel for the first time. The Sherlock Holmes residence mentioned in the novel at No. 221B Baker Street, London, England, has been built into the Sherlock Holmes Museum today, and an endless stream of Sherlock Holmes detective fans from all over the world visit it every day.

"Keidan" is a retelling and adaptation by Yakumo Koizumi based on famous works of Japanese classical literature. It is taken from many ancient Japanese books such as "Wandering Strange Story", "Ghost Story at the Night Window", "Ten Codes", "The Tale of the Past", "Ugetsu Monogatari", "Anthology of Ancient and Modern Writings", "Hyakumonogatari", "New Hyakumonogatari", etc. These stories of loneliness or loneliness in the dark are deeply rooted in the samadhi of Japanese literature. They are an indirect reflection of Japanese history and also carry the cultural beauty shared by the East.

"101 Poems to Teachers by Annette Bruchot" are the warmest words written by the famous educator and best-selling author Annette Bruchot to all teachers. The author incorporates his own excellent teaching concepts and practical classroom skills into the 101 poems in the book, sometimes telling them in the tone of teachers, sometimes conveying them in the tone of students, giving a vivid and lively panoramic analysis of teaching. Whether you are a young teacher just starting out or a mature teacher in the golden age of your career, you can find yourself in this collection of poems.

"Birds" is Rabindranath Tagore's masterpiece and one of the outstanding poetry collections in the world. The translator Zheng Zhenduo once affectionately praised this collection of poems for "containing profound truths", "like clusters of wild flowers on the hillside grass, stretching out their heads one after another under the morning sun. Whatever you like, the colors and fragrances are diverse."

In 2001, when the dot-com bubble burst, Maxine, a New York private financial detective, investigated a conspiracy by billionaire Ace and how New York and its virtual underground network became a battlefield for "empires" in the intertwined intelligence network of documentary filmmaker Reggie, New York police, and former CIA agents. During this period, she faced UFO-related time travelers, got to know the Russian KGB, various geeks, code boys and entrepreneurs wandering on the edge, encountered mysterious deaths, had an affair with South American CIA tough guys, and stepped into the virtual world of the "deep web" that gradually overflowed from reality... In the end, will the perpetrator be exposed and not be brought to justice? And is the enemy who caused the "Ground Zero" in New York to return again?

From 1934 to 1941, William Shirer, as a reporter stationed in Germany, witnessed and reported on the entire process of the nascent Nazi Germany gradually dragging the entire Europe and even the world into the abyss of war. He experienced major historical events such as the riots at the Place de la Concorde, the German annexation of Austria, and the partition of Czechoslovakia, and promptly conveyed to the world a large amount of first-hand information on battlefields such as the Battle of Poland, the Battle of Norway, the Battle of France, and the British Air War. During his stay in Berlin, he had close contact with high-level German officials such as Hitler, Goering, and Goebbels, as well as diplomats and media personnel from Britain and the United States, and made meticulous observations of all aspects of German political life. "Berlin Diary: Observations of a Correspondent in Germany during World War II, 1934-1941" contains Shirer's records and reflections on the situation in Europe and the daily lives of ordinary people, and later gave birth to the classic masterpiece "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany".

Santiago, a veteran Cuban fisherman, finally caught a big marlin alone after not catching a fish for 84 consecutive days. But the fish was so big that it dragged his boat on the sea for three days before it was exhausted and was killed by him and tied to the side of the boat. However, on the way back, he was repeatedly attacked by sharks. When he finally returned to port, only the head, tail and a spine were left of the big marlin. Although this is a work with a simple story and a small length, it is rich in meaning. Many teachers use it as a teaching material on heroism education and recommend it to students, making it an enduring bestseller. Santiago's tragic fate is the refractory reflection of Hemingway's own experience in art.

"The Count of Monte Cristo" is one of Alexandre Dumas's best and most popular popular novels. The novel tells the story of a young sailor named Dantès who was persecuted after being exposed and escaped from prison and took on the name of the Count of Monte Cristo to repay his kindness and revenge. It reveals the criminal history of some of the upper class figures during the French July Monarchy and the darkness of the French judicial system during the Restoration Dynasty. It also promotes the social philosophy advocated by Alexandre Dumas: reward good and punish evil. This book has won the favor of countless readers with its fascinating storyline and exquisite and perfect artistic skills. After the book was published, it caused an unprecedented sensation in society. It was translated into dozens of languages ​​and published, and was made into movies many times in Western countries such as France and the United States.

Verne's works are widely circulated and have been translated into and published in more than 50 languages ​​over the years. Some have been adapted into movies, TV shows, comic books, etc., With readers all over the world. They have grown up with generations and developed with each era, and are deeply loved by people all over the world, especially teenagers. There are many volumes of Verne's works. This set of works includes Verne's representative works "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Captain Grant's Sons and Daughters", "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", "Around the World in Eighty Days", "The Mysterious Island", "The Five Hundred Million Frans", "Green Light", "Beacon Island", "Fifteen Boys" and "Machine Island". It concentrates the essence of Verne's works and is very suitable for a wide range of readers.

Margaret Atwood has a lot of titles: Queen of Canadian Literature, winner of the Booker Prize, the Kafka Prize, the German Book Industry Peace Prize, the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and other awards, a favorite for the Nobel Prize in Literature, the author of the best-selling books "The Handmaid's Tale" and "The Blind Assassin"... Margaret Atwood's talent is as undoubted as her achievements. The same is true of Penelope. It very cleverly uses Penelope, a little girl's autobiography in the underworld, to comprehensively take stock of what she knows about Odysseus, Helen, the Battle of Troy, and the story of Odysseus and Ithaca's revenge. Atwood completely replaced Penelope, the legendary lady, making her feel awkward when dating like an ordinary girl and panicking when teasing her parents-in-law, but also as witty and agile as the legend. She dealt with all the relatives skillfully, and when she met her husband who had been away for many years, she showed her cunning and intelligent character. The humor and irony between the lines made people laugh.

Nan Qiao originally wanted to be an unmotivated salted fish, but his strength didn't allow it! Rebellious boy: Do you think it's your head or my fist that's stronger? The powerful regent: Go and get a fifty-dollar board first and then I'll talk back! Master Qing Leng: How can you be embarrassed to be your master's disciple without going crazy eight or ten times? ... Nan Qiao was angry. If I don't show off my power, do you really think I'm kitty? What should I do if the male protagonist still disobeys? Most of the time, he is used to it, so just give him a spanking. If one spank is not enough, add another spank until he is completely obedient. [1V1 double cleansing, super sweet, so sweet that it makes you sick!

On this day, I started writing as usual, but as soon as I wrote the words "Political economy is the foundation of all good governance...", My work was interrupted. It was said that there was a stranger at the gate downstairs who wanted to see me. I came downstairs and asked him what he wanted, trying not to let my thoughts of political economy run away. Although I was extremely anxious, he remained calm. He said he was passing by and noticed that some lightning rods needed to be installed on my house, so he took the liberty of disturbing me.

Verne's works are widely circulated and have been translated into and published in more than 50 languages ​​over the years. Some have been adapted into movies, TV shows, comic books, etc., With readers all over the world. They have grown up with generations and developed with each era, and are deeply loved by people all over the world, especially teenagers. There are many volumes of Verne's works. This set of works includes Verne's representative works "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Captain Grant's Sons and Daughters", "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", "Around the World in Eighty Days", "The Mysterious Island", "The Five Hundred Million Frans", "Green Light", "Beacon Island", "Fifteen Boys" and "Machine Island". It concentrates the essence of Verne's works and is very suitable for a wide range of readers.

Flaubert formed a close friendship with the young philosopher Poitvin very early on. Poitevin's pessimistic thoughts and aesthetic views had a considerable influence on Flaubert. Flaubert's thoughts are also obviously influenced by Spinoza's atheism. When he was in middle school, he read romantic works enthusiastically and engaged in literary study. These works express "demonic egoism" and anarchic fanaticism, with a strong romantic flavor. In his later years, in addition to carefully guiding Maupassant's writing, Flaubert has been writing his last novel "Bovard and Pécuchet", which is only one chapter short of completion. This novel can be said to be the companion volume of "Emotional Education" and can be called "Intellectual Education".

Othello is a brave general in the Principality of Venice. He fell in love with Desdemona, the senator's daughter. But because he was black, the marriage was not allowed. The two had to get married privately. Othello has a sinister flag officer, Iago, who wants to get rid of Othello. He first informed the senator, but unexpectedly led to their marriage. He also provoked the relationship between Othello and Desdemona, saying that the relationship between Cassio and Desdemona was unusual, and he forged so-called tokens of love. Othello believed it and strangled his wife to death in anger. When he learned the truth, he drew his sword and killed himself in regret, and fell beside Desdemona. Othello is brave and good at fighting, but he is simple-minded, but he is narrow-minded, gullible and too jealous, so he is fooled by villains and makes a big mistake that he cannot regret.

The heroine Elizabeth in the book was born in a family of small landowners and was loved by Darcy, the son of a rich man. Regardless of the gap in family status and wealth, Darcy proposed to Elizabeth, but was rejected by her. The main reason why Elizabeth rejected Darcy was that she hated his arrogance. Later, through her interactions with Darcy, Elizabeth got to know Darcy's attitude towards life, especially when she saw that he had changed from the proud and conceited demeanor in the past. Elizabeth gradually eliminated her misunderstanding and prejudice against Darcy, and finally concluded a happy marriage with him. Elizabeth's different attitudes towards Darcy's two proposals actually reflect women's pursuit of personal independence and equal rights.

Aurora, a planet similar to the Earth, has oceans, land, and even beautiful sunrises and violent storms. Can this be the new home of mankind? Two hundred years ago, humans launched two spacecrafts each carrying more than 2,000 people into space to explore other planets suitable for human habitation. One of the spaceships was destroyed due to unknown internal reasons sixty-eight years after its departure. The remaining "Aurora" spacecraft continued to carry mankind's dreams and flew to the destination of the trip, "Aurora Star". After four or five generations, spaceships and spaceships are facing various problems caused by the common decline: mechanical problems of the spacecraft, agricultural problems, ecological problems, social problems...

In 1864, the cruise ship "Duncan" was followed by a shark during its trial voyage. Sir Glenarvan ordered the sailors to catch the shark. As a result, a drift bottle was found in the belly of the fish. There were three documents written in English, German, and French in the bottle. However, some of the writing had been corroded by sea water and became blurred. After speculation, everyone believed that this was a distress letter sent by Captain Grant who was lost at sea two years ago, so they decided to take the captain's daughter Mary and son Robert and others on an adventurous journey to find the captain...

Inspired by a coded letter, German scientist Professor Lidenbrock, together with his nephew Axel and guide Hans, embarked on an adventure trip through the center of the earth. They descended from the Snæfellsjökull crater in Iceland and encountered various hardships such as lack of water, getting lost, and storms along the way. Can they return to the ground again?

The book "Walden" records in detail the writer's daily life and thoughts for two years. He cultivated land next to his cabin, planted in spring and harvested in autumn, and was self-sufficient. He is a son of nature. He admires nature, makes friends with nature, talks with lakes, forests and birds, observes animals and plants in the forest, plays the flute on the boat, fishes by the lake, and writes down his observations and thoughts in the cabin at night. He pursued spiritual life and paid attention to the growth of the soul. He proudly declared: "Everyone is the king of his own kingdom. Compared with this kingdom, the Tsarist Empire is just a humble country, like a small snowball in the ice and snow." Thoreau tells us with his practical actions: Most of the luxuries people pursue, most of the so-called comfort of life, are not only unnecessary, but also a great hindrance to human progress.

This book marks a new peak for Gorky in exploring positive characters. Since the 1890s, Gorky has been actively exploring the creation of positive characters in his creations. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the booming workers' movement has greatly inspired his creative passion. The 1905 revolution had a decisive impact on Gorky's political thought and literary and artistic creation. He stood at the height of proletarian thought, boldly innovated, and finally created the typical image of Pavel, a plump proletarian hero, and brought the worker and peasant heroes into the field of literature. This book shows Gorky's high artistic talent in portraying proletarian heroes. In this book, Gorky used the creative method of socialist realism for the first time, that is, to describe reality truly, historically and concretely from the actual revolutionary development. This book is the first new literary work written using this creative method. This book creates a new era of proletarian literature with its true description of the new revolutionary reality, its profound summary of the nature of the times, its heroic figures with high ideological and artistic qualities, and its new creative methods.