The Distance between Us and Evil

In a daze, I saw the moon rise, as if I had returned to the New Year when I first married him. He took me out of the palace, and I covered his mouth, and I could only see his bright eyes. His eyes are so beautiful, it seems like I can see the sun, moon and stars, mountains and rivers, and the setting sun over the long rivers. There are no horse hooves in Asakusa. I can see the little me dressed in snow-white with my feet covering his mouth. I won't tell anyone, because what he said, I always have only you in my eyes, and my heart is beating so fast that it's about to jump out of my body. That is the most beautiful love story I have ever heard in my life.

Ziyue, the author of "The Trees in Summer and Looking to Heaven" is a new masterpiece after three years of absence. The full text of the e-book is available for the first time. A time-traveling energetic girl VS a personable and high-quality uncle. If your loved one suddenly disappeared, how long would you wait? Jiang Qianxi encountered a fold in time and space. In just 10 hours, 23 years had passed in the outside world. Her newlywed husband, who she had finally caught up with, turned into a strange uncle in the blink of an eye? ! The perfect romance hero has added another hero: Gu Chi! When he was a boy, he was a scheming academic who had a firm hold on his sister's heart. When he was newly married, he was a sweet little dog, and men who act coquettishly have the best luck. My lover disappeared for no reason, but he had a successful career during the long wait. Who can refuse a high-quality uncle who is gentle and not greasy?

[Youth Growth + Secret Love + Tragic Aesthetics] This one-man show of secret love is just a pantomime performed by me alone. Also known as "losing your voice when you open your mouth". The popular writer Meng Zhiwan's sour campus crush + tragic aesthetics is a companion volume to "The Little Sad Thing of Secret Love" and "The Late Sound of Xiaoxiao Rain". The lonely girl Chen Ji VS the bright young man Lin Jingye, I carefully protect and treasure you, and it has become the only spring I have ever had in my life. "Chen Ji, be safe and go well, be lucky in times of trouble, Master Lin bless you." He was not like anyone else. He is Lin Jingye, the unique Lin Jingye in this world. "He is the god I accidentally glimpsed in this chaotic world." The first time Chen Ji saw Lin Jingye was on a hot summer day when she was fifteen years old. She did not expect that this glance would bring her downfall for more than ten years in the future. She kept his name deep in her heart and shouted it over and over again. Year after year she took a chance on the future. Until Lin Jingye became someone else's groom. The bright boy she had treasured in her heart for more than ten years was finally asked to be returned by another girl.

[Anti-cliché hardcore palace fighting + Don't love the emperor + Group portraits of women] Everyone has their own ambitions, and I don't like competing for men among women. She is a little Qingluo who cherishes her life very much. She was abandoned by her parents when she was a child and has been homeless. Until he stepped into the Forbidden City and met the beautiful and generous Moon Man and the smart and wise Green Bamboo, his wandering heart found a home. The three sisters stayed together through thick and thin, and with the aftermath of the Tumubao Incident, they ushered in the Nangong Restoration, and experienced the cruelty of the burial system first-hand. In order to save her life and escape from being martyred, Qingluo hugged the emperor's thigh tightly, acted as a substitute, and acted affectionate. With her superb acting skills, she performed a beauty saving the emperor, which made the emperor very moved all the way: "Silly girl, you do treat me with some sincerity." Under the care of the holy pet, she rose to the rank of imperial concubine, making everyone in the harem envious. However, when the emperor forced her to choose between his favor and his sisters, she showed no mercy: "You think I am doing it for you? No, I am doing it for her! You are not worthy, you have never been worthy!"

She was the adopted daughter of Kunlun Khan and the invincible god of the West Wolf Kingdom, but she died under her sword. She was the princess of the Duan family in Dali, the 22nd emperor of Dali, Zuo, but because of her, she disappeared overnight. She was Queen Zhaoyang of Daliang in the Central Plains, but Daliang was defeated by the iron hoof of the grassland because of her. Her husband, children, and relatives all left her... There was too much helplessness in her life. The people who loved her sacrificed their country for her. The people she loved regarded her as a substitute, doubted her sincerity, and imprisoned her in Zhaoyang Palace... Xilang, Dali, and Daliang, where is her destination? Let's take a look at the magnificent life of Ulan, a grassland girl, in the troubled times.

[Youth Growth + Sour Secret Love + BE Aesthetics] "What a pity, a coward who only dares to have a secret love." The popular writer Shi Qingyao has another sour secret love masterpiece after "You Broken Promise"! In the eyes of outsiders, the childhood sweethearts Ren Yusu and Jiang Ruan will sooner or later turn from happy enemies into a couple. Ren Yusu thought the same way at first, but he forgot that there was more than one way the story could go, and even childhood sweethearts couldn't withstand the fate of heaven. On the day of Jiang Ruan's eighteenth-year-old coming-of-age ceremony, Ren Yusu hurried over with a bunch of roses. He had been preparing for this day for a long time, and the sea of ​​rose flowers planted in the garden was his coming-of-age gift to Jiang Ruan. He happily delivered the bouquet to Jiang Ruan and wanted to invite her to watch her coming-of-age ceremony, but he heard her smile and say to her friend - "Rose used to be my favorite flower." "Has it changed now?" "I like lisianthus the most now."

Zhou Mo and Yu Wei were born in Yumeng Lane, a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, and are a pair of childhood sweethearts who share the same love. Zhou Mo has a happy family, a harmonious life, and has grown into a sunny girl. Due to problems in his native family, Yuwei grew up to be an independent but not good at expressing his boy. This book tells the story of the long-distance love between two people, which is full of the sourness of youth and the pain of growing up. It is plain, happy and full of positive energy. The full text is set in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River in the early 1990s, spanning more than 20 years, using a life-flow narrative to describe the gatherings, separations, joys and sorrows in life. Multiple lines run in parallel, with delicate emotions. It has vivid friendship, touching love and warm family affection, making it a highly readable group portrait story.

Lin Juanyun was originally the eldest daughter of the Lin family in Jiangnan. Due to troubled times, the Lin family was suddenly attacked by bandits. She was separated from her family on the way to escape. In order to save the seriously ill loyal servant Xing'er, she was willing to sell herself as a slave to the Cao family. She also got to know the elegant and talented second son Cao Junlei and the loyal and upright General Fan Li. All the stories began to unfold slowly as she entered the palace and became the personal maid of King Liang Xianyi. Under the royal power, undercurrents are surging, murderous intentions are everywhere, palace intrigues, romance, cruelty... Lin Juanyun is unintentionally involved in this battle for the change of imperial power...

Healing writers have nowhere to escape and paint ancient and poignant pictures. When they first met in the apricot blossom forest, she was still a little princess who was inexperienced in the world, and he was the late emperor's favorite prince. He had great achievements in sweeping away enemy invaders outside the customs, but he was tabooed by the new emperor and was demoted to other places. At that time, he had no intention of competing in the world, but she hated her family and her country. She used her gentle hometown as a trap and her lingering love as a sharp blade to push him to the road of treason and treason. When we met again three years later, he was already the dominant overlord, holding a long sword in his hand to conquer the world. And she is a down-and-out violinist with nothing. Imperial power and hegemony, Yongjia is in chaos... The long journey is filled with gold and iron, human lives are like straw, and love and hate are also floating in the clouds. Farewell, unrequited love, separation between life and death, she failed him everything, and finally repaid him in the most decisive way. Until he ruled the world, but he was so close to her. All the love and hate in this life were written on a piece of plain paper left by her - Chengjun has deep feelings and no repayment, and hopes that you will be prosperous in this life.

On October 26, 1999, a young woman, Shiori Ino, was stabbed to death in front of JR Okekawa Station in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The victim reported the case to the police many times because he had been stalked and harassed for a long time, but the police did not pay attention to it and ultimately failed to prevent the tragedy. In the process of investigating this incident, reporter Qing Shuijie followed the guidance of the "last words" left by the victim before his death, visited various parties to investigate, and found the culprit as a reporter when the police ignored clues and failed in the investigation. This further exposed the police's indifference and perfunctory to the victim's report before his death, as well as their attempts to discredit the victim and cover up the facts of malfeasance after the incident. The case triggered strong social repercussions and promoted the promulgation of Japan's "Stalking and Harassment Code of Conduct Act." This book is a complete record of the event.

"The Distance between Us and Evil" is a representative collection of works by Xiao Jianguo, winner of the Golden Sparrow Award. The book collects more than 60 excellent short stories by Xiao Jianguo. In the book, the author Xiao Jianguo uses a realistic creative tone to create characters while rejecting conceptualization and facial expression. The overall story is rigorously arranged, the plot progression is clear and layered, and the characters' speech and behavior are very individual. The creative attitude is sincere and touching, the writing rhythm is clear, and the twists and turns of the plot and the strength of the ending are emphasized. The story is suspenseful, meaningful, and burdensome. Between the lines, a high-spirited force of justice rises. The true knowledge of life and the world is expressed through words, which can resonate strongly with readers.

There is a leprosy rehabilitation village on Si'an Island in Dongguan, Guangdong. Xie Cuiping came here to work as a volunteer. Her job content was varied: helping the elderly in the village repair their mobile phones (secret: restart), and recharge their phone bills ("Cuiping, the phone bill you recharged is for long-lasting calls, I recharged it myself, and I finished the calls so quickly!" ), Purchasing supplies, etc., Of course, she also had to fend off scams and health product sales calls, take the elderly out for fun, or help the elderly find their long-lost relatives based on vague clues ("There is a slope at the entrance of our village!")... Slowly, she became familiar with everyone. Grandpa Liu Dajian planted a garden of roses; Uncle Zhang Xian is a gourmet and won an award for his glutinous rice recipe; Uncle Peng has no fingers, but he is still a famous painter; the fourth sister's mother-in-law has lived alone in the mountains for the past 50 years; and how come this person, at such an age, is joking all day long without speaking the truth? In the rehabilitation village with inconvenient transportation, the days passed peacefully and peacefully... Later, the elderly people left one by one. People are like mangoes on a tree. When they are ripe and wormy, they will naturally fall off. Cuiping couldn't bear to leave them, and she wanted to work hard to leave some traces for them. Hence, this book was born.

In the city today known as Lviv, Hirsch Lauterpacht and Raphael Lemkin, two strangers to each other, studied law with the same law professor at the same university. Based on what they saw, heard, personal experiences and family changes, Lauterpacht focused on personal protection and Lemkin proposed crimes against humanity and introduced them into the Nuremberg Charter, which was ultimately used to convict Nazi leader Hans Frank. Lemkin focused on the protection of groups and proposed the crime of genocide. Both of them and their legal ideas have a great influence on the international judicial system and play a positive role to this day. While telling them, the author also traces the mysterious story of his grandfather, Leon Buchholz, as he traveled through Europe in the face of Nazi atrocities. The author uses novel-style writing techniques to narrate around four main characters: his maternal grandfather Leon Buchholz, Nazi leader Hans Frank who served as Governor-General of Poland during World War II, international law professor Hirsch Lauterpacht, and prosecutor and lawyer Raphael Lemkin. He perfectly interweaves the stories of several families with subtle writing and appropriate expressions.

I have had at least three mothers in my life. During my childhood, my mother was the glamorous party hostess, the ambitious "Blackberry Lady" and "Mushroom Lady." By my adolescence, she was schizophrenic and a prisoner of auditory hallucinations. She escaped the war and immigrated to the United States. How did she, who was once tough and bright, transform into this? I began to explore the origins of her mental anguish, hoping to understand the forces that "killed" her. Thus, my third mother was born. Not only did I discover what brought this woman down, I also discovered what she was born for. Deep in the pursuit is a secret family past and the wandering life of a generation of women. I collected the fragments about her and them and wrote this story about survivors. Some people want certain pieces of history erased. But I know that "survival is never a given" and I must speak up for those whom society deems not worthy of tears.

A historical fable woven with magnificent, gorgeous and bloody words. On the eve of the Pacific War, the "Committee for the Relief of Refugees from the Motherland" was established in Zhuba Village, a Chinese settlement in Sarawak, a British colony. The whole village, young and old, enthusiastically held fund-raising activities for China's anti-Japanese war. The men and women in the village had mutual affection and had a premonition of the coming disaster. In December 1941, the Japanese army launched a full-scale invasion, and everyone associated with the "Committee for the Relief of Refugees from the Motherland", including women and children, were brutally liquidated. During the three years and eight months of occupation, the distinction between humans and animals was blurred, life disappeared easily in various horrific and cruel ways, and lust and bestiality were nakedly displayed in the Nanyang rainforest.

A virulent writer flees abroad and inexplicably finds himself hired by a church to edit an 1100-page oral archive. What this file records and reveals is the horrific massacre of local indigenous people by the army ten years ago, and it contains the bloody testimonies of many victims. During the editing process, he continued to be intoxicated by the mellow words in the testimony, which were as mellow as Vallejo poetry. From the victim's self-statement, "I'm missing a piece of my brain," to the lament of relatives, "Those houses, they are sad because there is no one in them...", To the most striking thing, "We all know who the murderer is." His consciousness was gradually swallowed up. Like a lamb heading to the sacrificial site, he fell into delirium due to pathological delusions, until he could no longer distinguish between history and reality, and inevitably identified with both the perpetrator and the victim. Correspondingly, he was also in real danger. After all, the executioners of the Holocaust still rule that nameless Latin American country.

Siberia is known as the "big prison without a roof." From the early 19th century until the Russian Revolution, the tsarist regime exiled more than 1 million prisoners and their families to Siberia east of the Ural Mountains. This book vividly portrays the history of common criminals and political radicals, the victims of serfdom and village politics, the wives and children who followed their husbands and fathers, and the history of fugitives and bounty hunters. Drawing on a wealth of previously unknown primary sources from European Russian and Siberian archives, this book tells the story of Tsarist Russia's struggle to govern its horrific penal colonies and Siberia's significant influence on political power in the modern world.

During World War II, facing the powerful Nazi war machine, Britain had to find ways to weaken the enemy. The author of this book, Giles Milton, uses vivid descriptions to describe several wonderful sneak attacks and assassinations carried out by the British army outside the main battlefields of World War II. With the support of Churchill, several typical British gentlemen planned and led these completely ungentlemanly actions, despite the opposition of the old-fashioned people in the army and government who insisted on tradition. They invented new weapons, established schools for training guerrillas, and transported explosives to the resistance organizations in the occupied areas... These secret fighters who did not belong to the conventional army made a huge contribution to the final victory of the war.

In the two to three hundred years after 1500, millions of white Europeans were kidnapped by Muslims from their homes at sea or along the coast, and then sold in the slave markets of North Africa. The British boy Thomas Pellow was one of the white slaves. In the early 18th century, he was bought by the Moroccan Sultan Moulay Ismail. At that time, the sultan was building a magnificent palace, which was built entirely by white slaves. Because Pelo was younger and more resourceful, he became the Sultan's personal slave. Perrault witnessed both this cruel regime and the spectacular scene of this court. After more than twenty years of servitude, Pelo finally regained his freedom and wrote his own story. This book is mainly based on Perlow's experiences and other relevant documents.