The Symphony of Light, Shadow and Text - a Collection of Oscar Classic Film Original Novels

It is Africa that awakens the inner self. From the age of twenty-nine to forty-six, I was always empty-handed because I had touched everything. I always set out again and again, but nowhere is it better than Africa. I have no way of explaining it, but I know the stars are clearer in Africa than anywhere else. Africa took away everything from me, but also gave me everything. "Out of Africa" ​​is an autobiographical novel written by Karen Blixen based on her true experience of living in Africa. In 1914, Karen Blixen followed her husband to Kenya and ran a coffee estate at the foothills of Ngo Mountain. She used her seventeen years of experience and thirty-one years of nostalgia to write an epic about Africa. She also used her courage and strength to define her life.

Women were killed and skinned one after another. FBI intern Starling was sent to the mental hospital where the ogre Hannibal was staying. She hoped to find important clues from Hannibal to capture the murderer...

"Madmen have their own taste for madmen, which is not enough for outsiders." This book is the original novel of the classic movie "Forrest Gump". Forrest Gump is a retard and idiot in the eyes of ordinary people, but his kind and simple nature, coupled with his extraordinary talent, made him a college football star, a Vietnam War hero, a world-class table tennis player, a wrestler, a chess master and a business tycoon. He was interviewed and awarded by two American presidents, visited China, and even accidentally discovered the truth about the Watergate Incident. Forrest Gump's "vigorous" legendary life, through Forrest Gump's eyes, allows us to see the complexity and vulgarity of the world, and feel the value of sincerity in human nature.

The film "Call Me by Your Name" adapted from this novel won the 90th Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2018 and was nominated for a total of 4 awards. It was written by the gold medal director and screenwriter James Ivory and starred by the new generation of Hollywood movie star Timothée Chalamet. A love story that has made millions of people cry, it has been on the bestseller lists of The New York Times, Amazon Bookstore, and Goodreads since its publication in 2007.

The original novel of the movie "Arrival" is a unique book in the science fiction world. In order to get closer to God, humans cut down wood and burned bricks, pulled carts and built towers. After countless generations of hard work, they finally built a majestic Tower of Babel that stands between heaven and earth. With just a small bottle of potion, you can have superhuman intelligence. This temptation is irresistible. It's a pity that there is more than one Superman. After the soul-stirring Superman showdown, he realized the ultimate wisdom. Dividing any number by zero will never give a meaningful result. What is the result if the relationship between two people is divided by zero? In a world where "names drive everything", nomenclators play with the seventy-two letters to find the code for the reproduction of the human race. When all human scientific research is limited to interpreting post-human scientific research results, is this kind of research still necessary? The wife dies while an angel descends to earth, but the husband must learn how to love God in order to be reunited with his wife after death.

"Twelve Years a Slave" comes from Solomon's personal experience. He was a free black man living in New York State, but was kidnapped and began his life as a slave. The publication of this book influenced the subsequent abolition movement in the United States and influenced modern American history. It was included in American history textbooks and required reading lists for students. Together with another famous book "Uncle Tom's Cabin", it is called an immortal classic that promoted the abolition process. The place where Solomon Northup was sent was exactly where Uncle Tom was imprisoned in the novel; Northup's description of the life and events there are also strikingly similar to the stories in my novel. --Mrs. Stowe (author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin")

"Schindler's List" is a novel that won the Booker Prize, the highest award for English literature. It uses a highly documentary approach to depict the true story of the German Oskar Schindler who risked his life during World War II and devoted all his financial resources and wisdom to rescue the lives of hundreds of Jews. Since its publication, this novel has moved countless readers with its breathtaking authenticity and the brilliance of humanitarianism that pervades the words. After being adapted into a movie by Spielberg, it even swept the Oscar Awards that year, winning seven awards and becoming a classic in film history. In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked "Schindler's List" among the 100 best films of the 20th century.

"Gone with the Wind" is a work that American female writer Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949) worked on for ten years. It can be regarded as a classic love masterpiece. The novel is set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. The main line of the novel is the love-hate relationship between the strong and willful manor lady Scarlett and several men. Along with it are major changes in society and history, and the disappearance of everything familiar in the past... "Gone with the Wind" is not only a swan song of human love, but also a grand historical picture that reflects the huge and profound changes in many aspects of social politics, economy, and morality.