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No.1 Love You is Like Love Life
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Author: Wang Xiaobo, Li Yinhe
Publication time: 2016-02
Publisher: Zhejiang Literature and Art Publisher
Book introduction: "Loving You is Like Love Life" includes "Two Places" with Li Yinhe that Wang Xiaobo had never published before his lifetime, as well as letters between the couple and other friends after marriage, and completes the three articles by Li Yinhe whom he deeply missed Wang Xiaobo. This book is the most complete and comprehensive collection of letters from Wang Xiaobo and his wife to date, recreating their love and life. Wang Xiaobo's innocent and pure childishness and the most sincere and silly love are fully displayed in these letters. The book not only contains eager and honest emotional confessions, but also their views on books, poetry and even society, shining with sparks of ideals and love.
No.2 Jane Eyre
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Author: [English] Charlotte Bronte
Publishing time: 2016-01
Publisher: People's Literature Publisher
Book introduction: "Jane Eyre" is a novel with unique ideological content and artistic form. It describes the deep love between the female tutor Jane Eyre and the manor Rochester in lyrical and romantic style, and successfully shapes the first female image in British literature that adopts an independent and enterprising attitude towards love, life, society and religion. It is regarded as a role model for "modern female novels".
No.3 Romeo and Juliet
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Author: [British] Shakespeare
Publication time: 2015-12
Publisher: Yunnan People's Publishing House
Book introduction: Two major families in Fanluo formed a feud, killed each other, but were born with a pair of miserable lovers in the embrace of hatred. They expressed their hearts in the garden at night in the language of poetry, and tasted despair in the dark grave. This is a real event that took place in Italy. After Shakespeare's brilliant writing, it became synonymous with "love". Based on the love tragedy of "Romeo and Juliet" style, later writers wrote countless masterpieces, but they were not as good as Shakespeare. Shakespeare is an eternal master in terms of language craftsmanship and plot development. The Guomai version of "Romeo and Juliet" adopts the translation of Mr. Cao Yu, pursuing the dramatic effect and sense of picture of the lines. Mr. Cao Yu is not only known as "Shakespeare of China", but also the first president of the China Shakespeare Association. His love for Shakespeare is the source of his creative inspiration. Compared with other versions, Cao's translation can provide a more vivid reading experience.
No.4 Nana (the collection of illustrations on the upper and lower) (exquisite)
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Author: [France] Emil Zola
Publication time: 2015-11
Publisher: China Pictorial Publishing House
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No.5 Nightingale and Rose
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Author: (English) Oscar Wilde, Su Fuzhong Translated
Book introduction: "Nightingale and the Rose" contains nine fairy tales from Wilde's early collection of fairy tales "Happy Prince" and "The House of Pomegranate", a total of nine articles. Among them, "The Nightingale and the Rose", "Happy Prince" and "The Selfish Giant" are all classic works that are loved by readers. Wilde's fairy tale works have a different temperament from his novels and dramas, and are full of kindness, forgiveness and cherishment characters and stories. The illustrations in this book were specially drawn by Charles Robinson, the British illustration master in the early 20th century. They inject life into the characters in the story with rich colors and exquisite lines, and are worthy of collection.
No.6 Collection of World Literature and Famous Books·Full Translation: Tess of the Deborah family
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Author: [English] Thomas Hardy
Publication time: 2015-10
Publisher: Guangdong Publishing Group Huacheng Publishing House
Book Introduction: "Tess of the Deborah family" is Hardy's representative work and is one of the "Wessex series". It describes the tragic fate of a rural girl. Hardy, in the subtitle of the novel, calls the heroine "a pure woman", openly challenging the hypocritical social morality of the Victorian era.
No.7 Madame Bovary
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Author: Flaubert, translated by Zhou Kexi
Publication time: 2015-09
Publisher: Yilin Publisher
Book introduction: "Madame Bovary" is the representative work of Flaubert, a master of French realist literature in the 19th century. This book tells the story of Emma, a farmer who was educated by aristocratic peasant. She looked down on her husband Bao Farley, who was a rural doctor, and dreamed of legendary love. However, her two affair not only did not bring her happiness, but made her the target of usury exploitation. In the end, she accumulated debts and was desperate, so she had to commit suicide by taking poison. Flaubert reveals the causes and consequences of this tragedy with a seemingly indifferent attitude very "objectively". Flaubert's brushstrokes are delicate and moving, which raises the mediocre tragedy in daily life to the height of human nature and also deeply judges society.
No.8 Love letter to Milena Kafka to his beloved girlfriend *Great love letter * Warm soul masterpiece
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Author: (O) Kafka, (O) Edited by Verihas, Ye Tingfang, Li Qi Translated
Publication time: 2015-08
Publisher: Lijiang Publisher
Book introduction: Kafka's short life was a bumpy relationship. He had been engaged to two women three times (including two engagement with the same person), both ending with the termination of the engagement; at the same time, this talented writer was born with a love affair, and at the peak of his creation, he developed love with four women one after another. Milena was the one with the most distinctive image and the most similar intentions to the writer, and thus the emotional waves caused were the most passionate. The two met in 1919. Kafka, who was 36 years old, was still nameless, and Milena had already keenly captured the amazing talent of the genius writer and offered to translate his works from German to Czech. Kafka almost immediately fell in love with this married woman who was in a different place. The two were deeply in love, and they passed letters from both places, and kept going. This legendary love ended after the two communicated for a year, and Kafka later wrote the immortal masterpiece "Castle". In the spring of 1939, shortly after the German army entered Prague, Milena gave the trust Kafka wrote to her to Villihas, and was immediately arrested by the Nazi fascists and put into concentration camps. Although Haas then experienced exile, he faithfully preserved the letters. After the war, Haas accepted Kafka's lifelong friend and his biographer Max Brod, commissioned to edit and publish this collection of letters containing more than 130 letters, which provided a rare reference for later generations to understand the ideas and creative process of the writer Kafka.
No.9 Penguin Classic: The Story of the Pros and Decline of Social Flowers (Hardcover)
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Author: [France] Balzac
Publication time: 2015-07
Publisher: Shanghai Literature and Art Publisher
Book Introduction: "Penguin Classic: The Story of the Pros and Decline of Social Flowers (Hardcover)" is included in "Human Comedy", telling the short and unique life of Paris socialite Aesthetes, who is doomed to be a tragic life. She is deeply in love with the poet Lucien and longs for a happy and chaste life. However, the socialite's background and status set her apart from Lucien, who was rising and falling in the upper class, a social barrier that could not be surpassed. At a masquerade, she was recognized and wanted to cover up her life experience by committing suicide. Vtullen, a prison escaper who dressed as a Spanish priest, saved her and controlled her in his own hands.Vtullen also became the master of Lucien because of saving Lucien's life and attempted to avenge his rulers through him. In order to have enough money to support Lucien into the ruling class, he forced Aesthet to return to his old business and act as the mistress of the financier Nüqingen. Acedess committed suicide with hatred. Lucien and Votollen were implicated and arrested and imprisoned. Soon, Lucien also committed suicide in prison, and Vtulan was hit mentally. After a fierce battle with the power in prison, he finally surrendered to the government and became the captain of the security team of the Paris Police Department.
No.10 Red and Black
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Author: [France] Stendhal by Luo Xinzhang Translated by
Publication time: 2015-06
Publisher: Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publisher
Book introduction: "Red and Black" is the representative work of the famous French writer Stendhal and is the foundational work of critical realist literature in Europe in the 19th century. The novel revolves around the protagonist Julian's personal struggle experience and ultimate failure, especially his two love descriptions, widely displays "the social atmosphere brought about by successive governments that have been pressed over the French people in the early 19th century", and strongly criticizes the reactionary aristocracy during the Restoration Dynasty, the darkness of the church, and the despicable vulgarity of the bourgeois new aristocracy, and the obscene desire to gain profit. The protagonist Julien is the son of a carpenter, smart and capable, and ambitious. Because of his proficiency in Latin, he was chosen as the mayor's tutor. Mrs. Rena, the mayor's young and beautiful wife, grew up in a monastery, felt disgusted from the bottom of her heart for a vulgar and rude man like her husband, so when she saw Julien, who was young and handsome, with gentle eyes, she gradually developed a favorable impression of him. Julian pursued Madame Kirinna frantically out of ambition and a fanaticism caused by possessiveness, and the two of them secretly met with each other. However, under the fuse of a whistleblower, the affairs of the two were exposed, and Julian fled from the mayor's house and entered the seminary. Recommended by the Dean of the Seminary, Julian went to Paris to serve as a private secretary for Marquis Lamur, the backbone of the Extreme Royalist Party, and was soon appreciated and valued by the Marquis. At the same time, Julien had an affair with the Marquis' daughter Madierte, who was pregnant unexpectedly. After being furious, the Marquis made a compromise and agreed to the marriage between Julien and Madierte. However, at this time he received a letter of escort written by Mrs. Rena by force by the church, which ruined Julien's success. In anger, Julien shot and injured Mrs. Rena, who was praying in the church. She was eventually sentenced to death and went to the guillotine.
No.11 Marquez: Love in the Cholera Period (2015 Edition)
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Author: [Colombia] Garcia Marquez; translated by Yang Ling
Publication time: 2015-06
Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company
Book introduction: "Love in the Cholera Period" Content introduction: "Love in the Cholera Period" is the first novel completed by Garcia Marquez after winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. It tells a love epic that spans more than half a century, exhausting all the possibilities of love: loyal, secretive, rough, shy, platonic, dissolute, fleeting, and life-and-death dependence... Marquez once said: "This is my best work, and it is my heartfelt creation." It is one of the most important classic literary masterpieces of the 20th century, and is hailed as "the greatest love novel ever written by mankind."
No.12 Famous Translation Series Wuthering Heights
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Author: (English) Emily Bronte
Book introduction: "Wuthering Heights" (1847) was commented as a poem written in prose, mainly telling the love story of two heroes and heroines Catherine and Heathcliff. The author uses prose poems to describe them, set off the landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantastic dreams to render the love between the two, making this novel very artistic.
No.13 Women in Love
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Author: [English] D.H. Lawrence
Publication time: 2015-05
Publisher: Henan Literature and Art Publisher
Book introduction: "Women in Love" takes two sisters as the protagonists and describes their different emotional experiences and love experiences. My sister Ursula is a gentle and beautiful middle school teacher, while my sister Goodlun is a little famous and arrogant artist. Ursula fell in love with Berkin, the supervisor of this district. She wanted to make Berkin a prisoner of love, but Berkin hoped to keep a spiritual distance between each other in the fusion of spirit and flesh. Goodlun met Gerald, the son of the mine owner at the wedding. The original desire ignited the passion of love. However, after the storm-like passion, she fell into a carnival of love with another artist. In the novel, a group of small intellectuals on the edge of modernization are entangled between love and destruction. On the one hand, they advocate a certain advanced spirit of the times, and on the other hand, they are strangely degenerating. Originally, these characters were also glamorous celebrities in the local area, but they rarely saw that they were satisfied with them. They hated modern life, anti-urbanization, and were standard soul exiles. The novel actually expressed a typical anti-modern anxiety.
No.14 Classic Impression Novels Famous Workshop: The Story of Love, Crazy and Death
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Author: [Uruguay] by Olasio Kiroga; Zhu Jingdong Translated
Book introduction: Poe Allan once said: "In terms of story writing, artists may wish to create thrilling, horror and strong effects." As the successor of Poe Allan, Olasio Kiroga uses sharp language that seems childish, simple, but actually cold and cold to tell strange, dark and terrifying stories, with a strong mysterious color, which makes people suffocate, but behind these strange words, there is pity and compassion, containing the writer's inspiring emotions and abundant passion, shining with the light of philosophy, making people afraid and love, unable to let go, and amazed at the mysterious land of Latin America, and at the magical skills of Latin America short stories. In these works, Kiroga always describes the characters' love story, madness or death in a calm tone, and reveals people's ignorance, loss of reason, many ills in society, and the ruthlessness of nature through the characters' tragedy. "The Story of Crazy Love and Death (Essence)" is Kiroga's most important masterpiece and an immortal classic in Latin American short stories. It has always been praised by literary historians and literary critics. It is naturally one of the favorite works of readers throughout the ages.
No.15 The troubles of young Witter (hardcover)
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Author: [Germany] Goethe's
Publication time: 2015-04
Publisher: People's Literature Publisher
Book introduction: "The troubles of young Witter" (1774) is the representative work of the "Storm of the Progress" movement. It is a letter-style novel written by Goethe based on his own experience, depicting the tragedy of Wright's love and expressing the depression of a generation of young people. After the novel was released, it became popular in Europe and sparked a "Witt fever". When Napoleon was in a war, he also carried this little book by his side. For more than two hundred years, Werter's fate has moved generations of young people.
No.16 Love Notes (Translation Classic)
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Author: (English) Alan Deborton, Meng Li Translated
Publication time: 2015-03
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
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No.17 Pride and Prejudice (Austin Collection·Classic Illustrations)
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Author: Austin
Publication time: 2015-02
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
Book introduction: Jane Austin (1775-1817), the author of "Pride and Prejudice (Classic Illustrations) (Fine)", is a famous British female writer. This book is the author's representative work and is also the most popular work.Mrs. Bennet's lifelong ambition was to marry five daughters decently, so she always regarded the wealthy bachelor nearby as a property that a daughter deserved. So there were several pairs of young men and women who were ups and downs, and the misunderstanding of the slander of Darcy, a child of a wealthy family, and a smart and agile daughter, Elizabeth, a misunderstanding of the slander, Bingley, a rich son and a virtuous and kind eldest daughter, Jiying, and the elopement between the scattered son Wickham and the frivolous and unreasonable little daughter Lydia... In the end, the hero and heroine let go of their own arrogance and prejudice and made a moral choice. The work fully expresses the author's own view of marriage and emphasizes the impact of economic interests and family concepts on marriage and love. 57 original illustrations vividly reproduce classic scenes.
No.18 Boccaccio On Love
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Author: (Italy) Giovanni Boccaccio
Book introduction: "Bocaccio On Love" consists of two Boccaccio's works "Thirteen Questions of Love" and "The Destruction of Love". "Thirteen Questions of Love" was originally named "Il Libro diDifinizioni", and was written in Italian by the famous Italian Renaissance writer Boccaccio in 1340. Several noble young men went out to sea by boat and were blown to an ancient city by the storm. They were detained for several days and met several noble men and women in the city, so they were invited to attend their banquets and entertainment. Everyone chose the beautiful royal woman, Fiameda, as the queen (equivalent to the official who was in the ancient Chinese when drinking), and then took turns asking difficult questions about love and asked her to answer them. During the debate with everyone, Fiameda made incisive discussions on these issues and put forward his own opinions. "The Destruction of Love", also known as "Filostrato", is a long narrative poem written by Boccaccio in the Italian Florence dialect, completed in the autumn and winter of 1340. According to the author's explanation, "Filostrato" means "the person who is knocked down by love". The content of the long poem is based on the story of Troilus and Cressida in ancient Greek mythology: During the Trojan War, Troilus, the Trojan prince, fell in love with Cressida, the daughter of the priest Carcas. The two met secretly and vowed to be faithful to love. In exchange for the captured Trojan general, Kresida was forced to return to his father, Karcas, who had defected to the Greeks. She soon fell in love with Diomedes, a young Greek aristocratic. When Troyros learned about it, he was extremely sad and fought in despair. He was killed by Achilles, and the city of Troy soon fell.
No.19 Neruda's lover
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Author: [Chile] Roberto Ampuero
Publication time: 2015-01
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
Book introduction: In 1973, Cuban youth Cayetano, who lives in Chile, met the great poet Neruda who was plagued by illness at a famous party. At this time, Cajetano was unemployed, so Neruda invested in and asked him to find Dr. Bracamonte, a Cuban doctor living in Mexico City. Cayetano thought Neruda wanted the doctor to treat cancer for him, but he didn't expect that the poet was looking for the doctor's wife Beatrice, one of the poet's former lovers. Beatrice's whereabouts are mysterious and his identity is changing. Cajetano followed the clues and visited Mexico, Cuba, East Germany and Bolivia one after another. Can he find the mysterious woman Beatrice? Why is the poet so eager to find her? This is a journey of racing against death, and Cajetano's detective career began.
No.20 Camellia women
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Author: (France) Little Dumas, translated by Li Yumin
Publication time: 2015-01
Publisher: Central Compilation and Translation Publisher
Book introduction: "Collegeia women" is the representative work of the famous French writer Alexander Little Dumas. The story tells the twists and sorrows of a young man and a socialite in the upper class of Paris. Through the love tragedy of a prostitute, the work reveals the decayed life of the upper class of the July dynasty in France. A bloody and tears accused the hypocritical morality of the aristocratic bourgeoisie.This is the first time in the history of French literature that a prostitute is used as the protagonist.
No.21 Reason and Emotion (Austin Collection: Classic Illustrations)
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Author: [English] Jane Austen (Jane Austen), translated by Wu Chonghan
No.22 Lover
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Author: Margaret Duras
Book introduction: Margaret Duras is a famous contemporary novelist, playwright, journalist and film artist in France. "Translation Classic: Lover" is an autobiographical work. It takes the life of French colonists in Vietnam as the background. It describes the deep and hopeless love between a poor French girl and a wealthy Chinese master. Its brushstrokes deep and understands some of the most fundamental and secret qualities in human nature, which is urging people to think deeply. The emotional power that surges from beginning to end in the novel even surpasses superb writing skills and is extremely infectious.
No.23 Black motorcycle (hardcover)
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Author: [France] Pierre de Mundiag
Publication time: 2014-08
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
Book introduction: In order to see your lover, the 19-year-old girl Rebecca drove a motorcycle from Hagnog to Heidelberg. This is a black Harle-Davison motorcycle. Her lover was given to her as a wedding gift. For some reason, Rebecca has two passions in her life: her lover and this motorcycle. She married Raymond, a teacher at Hagnog High School and was often clamored by her classmates. He is 10 years older than her. Her lover didn't ask her to stay with him. He is nearly 40 years old and is named Daniel. He is tall, strong, a little bald, and is also a teacher. When Rebecca was committed to him, she had already agreed to Raymond's proposal. The wedding was held in March and now it is May. The distance is 130 kilometers. In the morning, Rebecca quietly got up at 5 o'clock, put on a black leather skirt, and rode on a motorcycle. There was no one on the streets of the small town, and no one in the forest. She didn't want to see her lover, and he stopped and lay on a bench to recall their first night of marriage. He broke into her room, she first thought the man was Raymond, and then felt very happy. But her dream was interrupted, and a military vehicle passed by, bringing her back to reality. She continued on the way, came to Karlsruch, walked into the cafe and ordered a glass of cherry wine. She remembered her sympathy for riding a motorcycle on a trip before marriage. Then she drove onto the highway. It was too early, so she had to rest again and lay on a clearing in the forest. She thought of Daniel again. The novel is in the interweaving of the heroine's memories and reality until Rebecca's car accident at the end. In 1968, the novel was brought to the screen, with Alandron playing the role of his lover Daniele.
No.24 Thorn Bird (Commemorative Edition) (Fine)
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Author: (Australia) Colin McCullo
Book introduction: Family secrets, forbidden love, and the heavy work of the New World are intertwined in the best-selling legend of Colin McCullo. The Cleary family came to Australia in the early 20th century to make a living in the vast Drogheda ranch. The parish priest Ralph was devoted to the power of the church, but fell in love with Meggy, a beautiful girl from the Cleary family. For the sake of the "God" he pursued, he abandoned worldly love, but his heart was extremely contradictory and painful. "Bird of Thorns (Commemorative Edition) (Essence)" sold more than 10 million copies worldwide, winning the reputation of "Australia's "Gone with Gone"".
No.25 Paradise Lost (Hardcover)
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Author: Junichi Watanabe
Publication time: 2014-06
Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company
Book introduction: This book is a representative work of Junichi Watanabe romance novels and is a super bestseller. This book tells the story of a tragic extramarital affair, which reflects urban life and the various mentalities of contemporary Japanese from one aspect. The plot of the work is vivid and tortuous, real and touching, and beautiful in words.After its publication in Japan, this book has long been ranked first in the best-selling list, and has become a household name after it was adapted into a movie and TV series of the same name.
No.26 The Forest in Norway (Fine)
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Author: (Sky) Haruki Murakami
Publication time: 2014-05
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
Book introduction: "The Forest in Norway" is Murakami Haruki's most famous novel, and it is also the easiest to read and realistic in his works. There is no elusive maze, no Kafka-style metaphor, no incredible plot, but just telling the passing youth in clean language, telling the various experiences, experiences and feelings of the youth era, and telling the real scenery seen by passengers of the Youth Express along the way. For Chinese readers, it is likely to be another scenery, lonely, sad, and melodious, and has the common sense that it can be heard, visible, sensible, and touched. It can be said that there is only one novel that describes such a landscape in Murakami's literary world.
No.27 The cold streets of lilac
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Author: (Sunday) Junichi Watanabe
Publication time: 2014-02
Publishing House: Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House
Book introduction: Botanist Akitsu remembered the name of a strange woman - Saiko Somiya during a voluntary donation of sperm. Ten years later, the two met inadvertently, giving birth to a relationship. On the streets full of the cold smell of lilacs, love that seemed to have a curse gradually became illusory. Although lilac is thick, it has a faint sense of coldness. While it shows people tenderness, it is also difficult to get close to. How to keep love and never lose those charming fragrances?
No.28 Dancer
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Author: [Japan] Written by Senou Guo Yushan Translated
Publication time: 2014-01
Publisher: Jilin Publishing Group
Book introduction: "Dance Girl" includes nine short and medium novels of Mori Ouwa. "Dance Girl" uses a romantic and lyrical style to describe a pure and sad love story between a pair of young foreign men and women. Finally, it ends with a tragic ending and is known as the pioneering work of Japanese romantic literature; "The Messenger" and "The Bubble" describe two women who are self-disciplined, pursue happiness but have to sacrifice themselves to oppress the feudal forces; "The Goose" tells the story of a usury outdoor room who is born in poverty and deceived. When he is awakened and determined to pursue his happy life, his hope turns into a piercing tragedy. Whether it is describing studying in Europe or writing about Japanese customs and customs, the writer's writings are filled with a strong sentimentality and an anti-feudal theme of personality liberation.
No.29 The love of a good woman
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Author: [Add] Alice Monroe
Publication time: 2013-11
Publisher: Yilin Publisher
Book introduction: "The Love of a good woman" explores various types of love, conflicts and deceptions under the surface of social politeness, as well as the strange and often ridiculous desires of people's hearts. Time is stretched repeatedly: the hero and heroine looked back on the summer when she first met forty years ago, and the true meaning of life was revealed at this time; time was also placed under a microscope to observe: overnight, the young woman found that her mother full of feminine charm could no longer rely on... "The Love of a Good Woman" won the Giller Literature Award and the American Book Reviewers Association Award. With wonderful details and firm courage, this collection of novels established Alice Monroe as one of the most outstanding novelists of the present.
No.30 Ida Or Love
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Author: Vladimir Nabokov Written by
Publication time: 2013-10
Publisher: Shanghai Literature and Art Publisher
Book introduction: "Ida Or Love" is Nabokov's pinnacle work. It was created in Nabokov's later years. It is the longest novel in all his works and his favorite.It was listed on the best-selling list of the United States at that time as soon as it was published, creating a sensational effect that was comparable to "Lolita". The language, structure, characters and moral content in the book have caused widespread controversy. The story takes place on a planet called "Anti-Earth". In the summer of 1884, the 14-year-old boy Van Wien came to visit his aunt's house in Aldis Manor and met two cousins, Mdash; mdash; 12-year-old Aida and 8-year-old Lusette. Like two leaves with the same vein, all the same similarities to the beautiful and precocious Aida: they have the same prominent family background and extraordinary intelligence, and the same innate pride and inexhaustible passion. The two seemed to have met another variant of themselves, and spent the entire summer with almost inseparable feelings, indulging in pure and fanatical love, thus unfolding the incompetent love that lasted for a lifetime under the confusing historical background of the family, and unexpectedly involved Lusette in their fiery and crazy wheel of fate. The novel was filled with colorful mysterious aura, combining fanatical passion and cunning twists, combining light and agile words, wild and mixed plots and styles, detailed but occasionally making distorted descriptions like mischief, showing Nabokov's superb talent in handling individual scenes, and exuding fairy tale-like charm as a whole.
No.31 Kawabata Yasunari: Snow Country (Hardcover)
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Author: (Japan) Kawabata Yasunari
Publication time: 2013-08
Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company
Book introduction: "Kawabata Yasunari: Snow Country (New Hardcover)" includes the Nobel Prize-winning work "Snow Country" and Kawabata Yasunari's classic work "Lake". The story begins with a train heading to the Snow Country. The dusk scene that keeps passing outside the window reflects the girl's eyes shining on the glass, which is confusing. Dance art researcher Shimamura went to the snow-covered mountain village of Kitako and the local geisha Komako and the girl Ye Zi who met by chance, and fell in love. The falling snow covered up all love and futility... "Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's highest masterpiece. The beauty of nothingness, cleanliness and sorrow depicted in it reaches the extreme, which makes people feel heart-pounding and melancholy.
No.32 Foreign Literature Classic - a letter from a strange woman
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Author: (O) Zweig, translated by Han Yaocheng
Book introduction: "Foreign Literature Classic: A strange woman's letter" is a one-person movie, from beginning to end. A letter from a woman before her death was unfolded on the man's 41st birthday, smoothed, the creases were clearly visible, and the sound was smooth without any resentment: You, you have never known me... From childishness to maturity, from maturity to sophistication, from sophistication to boredom to despair to indifference. Always alone, like that cold white rose, constantly burning love under the aloof, cold and erratic eyes, blooming with sadness. Gorky said: "Letter from a Stranger Woman" shocked me deeply with its moving and sincere tone, tenderness to women's superhumanity, originality of the theme, and the strange expressiveness that only real artists have.
No.33 The Years of Heart: The Collection of Letters of Celan and Bachmann (Hardcover)
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Author: [German] Paul Celan [Austria] Ingeborg Bachmann
Publication time: 2013-07
Publisher: Renmin University of China Press
Book introduction: Two great poets, a period of heart. This book contains 196 letters, telegrams, postcards and gifts from the two poets over the 20 years from June 1948 to July 1967, including 90 letters (packs) sent by Celan to Bachmann and 106 letters (packs) sent by Bachmann to Cerran. In addition, it also included 16 correspondences between Celan and Bachmann's boyfriend Frich, and 25 correspondences between Bachmann and Cachmann's wife Gisel. The love relationship between Bachmann and Celan is the most dramatic chapter in literary history since 1945.Through this collection of correspondence, we can learn about the relationship between these two important German poets and their literary and historical dimensions, a typical copywriting about the secrets of writers' writing problems after Auschwitz.
No.34 Collection of classic works of translation: Anna Karenina (Part 1, 2) (Collection of classic works of translation) (Hardcover)
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Author: (Russia), Leo Tolstoy
Publication time: 2013-06
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
Book introduction: The story takes place in St. Petersburg in the 19th century. The heroine Anna encounters young officer Vronsky during a trip and falls in love. After her husband Karenin discovered this, Anna asked for a divorce but was rejected. She was threatened to never see her beloved son again. Anna then elopes with Vronsky and lives a short and happy life, but the coldness and boredom after passion gave her unfortunate fate the last blow. Anna missed her beloved son increasingly. She was unable to resist the hypocritical and cold moral pressure of the upper class, nor could she completely escape from the aristocratic society. She finally committed suicide by lying on the track and despair. Levin and Jiti became loving couples based on love, but life after marriage was not fulfilled. Levin was saddened by the decline of the landlord economy and tried to resist the development of capitalism. He hoped to ease class contradictions by using the cooperation between landlords and peasants. After the fantasy was shattered, he was pessimistic and disappointed, and finally converted to religion to find his spiritual home.
No.35 Les Miserables (Set 1, Middle and Second)
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Author: (France) by Victor Hugo Li Yumin Translated by
Book introduction: "Les Miserables" is Hugo's most important novel and a masterpiece in the treasure house of world literature. The novel is vast, with a total of 5 pieces. Hugo uses passionate writing style to depict the different experiences of small people such as Jean Valjean, Fantine, and Cosette, truly expresses the picture of the miserable life of the working people, and uses a full and powerful image to describe the misery and misfortune of the working people on social oppression and the "civilization" of the bourgeois society.
No.36 Besieged City
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Author: Qian Zhongshu
Book introduction: "Besieged City" is Qian Zhongshu's only novel, and it can be called a classic of modern and contemporary Chinese novels. The novel creates a group portrait of intellectuals of the first class of the War of Resistance Against Japan, vividly reflecting the behavioral ethics and confusion of special groups in a specific period of the country. The scene and atmosphere at that time were recorded from another perspective. Although there is a specific historical background, this novel only reveals the weaknesses of the crowd, which can still resonate with people today. The first edition was published by Shanghai Chenguang Publishing Company in 1947. "The Siege" is a satirical novel with a unique style in the history of modern Chinese literature. It is known as the "New Scholar".
No.37 Miss Jenny
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Author: (US) Theodore Dereser, translated by Pan Qing
Publication time: 2012-09
Publisher: Changjiang Literature and Art Publisher
Book introduction: A sad and sad love history, a sad song of compassion. Jenny, the eldest daughter of the German slut, is a servant and falls in love with Senator Bailang. Soon, Bronte died of illness unexpectedly, leaving behind a woman who was left with a betrayal. Later, Riser fell in love with Jenny and lived with her, but he couldn't make up his mind at the marriage. Later, he was troubled by the obstruction and opposition of his brothers and sisters, and broke up with Jenny under the pressure of the family, returned to the upper class, and finally, with Lotty. Beth is married. The two of them were in love and separated. Jenny passed through middle age alone. After Reese spoke up to her before her death, she died in pain in her arms.
No.38 Love in the Cholera Period (Hardcover)
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Author: (Colombia) Garcia Marquez Written by
Book introduction: "Love in the Cholera Period" is the first novel completed by Garcia Marquez after winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.It tells a love epic that spans more than half a century, exhausting all the possibilities of love: loyal, secretive, rough, shy, platonic, debauchery, fleeting, life and death dependence... It reproduces the ruthless passage of time, is known as "the greatest love novel in human history" and is one of the most important classic literary masterpieces in the 20th century.
No.39 Baltis Love Letter Collection
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Author: (France) Baltis, written by Antoinette, translated by Xu Ningshu
Publication time: 2012-09
Publisher: East China Normal University Press
Book introduction: "Baltis Love Letter Collection (1928-1937)" contains more than 200 letters in love between the famous French contemporary painter Baltis and his first wife Antoinette, with a time span from 1928 to 1937. These letters witnessed a romantic love and also showed the early artistic creation and life experiences of an important figure in the 20th century. "Baltis Love Letters Collection (1928-1937)" is a collection of love letters compiled by the two sons of Baltis and Antoinette. It was published in France in 2001. The purpose is to express "a commemoration of the love of Baby Vateville." These wonderful words outline a love story with ups and downs and twists and turns, and also reproduce the painter's painting concept and creative practice in his youth.
No.40 Classic Impression·Famous Workshop: Honor
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Author: (US) Vladimir Nabokov, translated by Shi Guoxiong
Publication time: 2012-08
Publisher: Zhejiang Literature and Art Publisher
Book introduction: Vladimir Nabokov, editor of "Glory (Fine)/Classic Impression NovelsFamous Workshop". Summary of "Glory (Essence)/Classic Impression Novels": Martin Edelves was born into a noble family in St. Petersburg. After the outbreak of the Russian Revolution, he went into exile with his mother overseas. He encountered a romantic affair in Greece. With the help of Uncle Henry, he moved to Switzerland and entered Cambridge University to study. During his studies, he fell in love with Sonia, a young girl in a host family, but she has always refused his pursuit. Sonia's family moved to Berlin, and Martin also followed his lover to Berlin, dreaming of taking risks alone, crossing the Soviet border illegally and winning the lover's hearts. He went to work in southern France, and finally made up his mind to realize his dream, and finally disappeared mysteriously on the border.
No.41 Resurrection
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Author: (Russia) Tolstoy, translated by Ligang
Publication time: 2012-01
Publisher: Yilin Publisher
Book introduction: Although the realism tradition has a long history in the history of literature, there are not many works that truly depict reality. Because rulers have always liked to praise merit and hate works that expose darkness and ugly faces. However, with his courage and conscience, Tolstoy truthfully portrayed the tragic situation of the people, portrayed the ugly faces of all kinds of bureaucrats, and revealed the corruption of the bureaucratic system and the essence of the church deceiving the masses. After the "Resurrection" was written, the review authorities at that time cut and cut more than 500 pieces of deletions. For example, the two chapters describing prison prayers were all deleted, leaving only the words "The week has begun". In this way, the church was still angered after the publication. The church announced that Tolstoy would be brought out of the church. It is precisely because Tolstoy truly reflected the social reality of Russia in "Resurrection" that Lenin called Tolstoy "a mirror of the Russian revolution." The profound human nature shown in "Resurrection" is obvious to all, but it is not well-known. Over the years, many people have believed that this is Tolstoy's biggest weakness and believe that the human nature he expresses is contrary to class nature. This is a manifestation of the "left" thoughts in the theoretical world in the past. In fact, as the representative of Tolstoy's thoughts and feelings, Nekhlyudov has a clear distinction between love and hate for different classes. He is full of sympathy and love for the working people, full of respect for the revolutionaries, deeply hates corrupt officials, and dislikes the nobles.In the second part of "Resurrection", Nekhlyudov took a car to Nizhny Novgorod, intending to avoid the Duke Kochakin's family, instead of taking the first-class car, but taking the third-class car, and being with ordinary workers. After talking to ordinary workers, he felt extremely comfortable. He "looked at these people's thin and strong limbs, the rough local clothes, and the dark, kind and dusty faces, and felt that he was in the legitimate interests and joys of these brand new people and their true human labor life", and felt that he had entered a beautiful new world, believing that "this is the true superior society." And "I think of the idle, extravagant world of Kochajin and others and their lowly and humble lifestyles." I feel disgusted. It can be said that Nekhlyudov not only realized rationally that he should sympathize with the working people and hate the ruling class, but also stood completely on the side of the working people in terms of thought and feelings and stood opposite to the ruling class.
No.42 I want to say to you, my dear - Letters from Rilke and Salome are selected
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Author: (Germany) Rilke, Salome wrote
Book introduction: Lenamaria Rilke, born in Prague in 1875, died in Valmon (Switzerland) on December 29, 1926. Lu Andreas Salome, born in Petersburg in 1861, died in Göttingen on February 5, 1937. Through her vitality and independence, Salome attracted many important men to her side, Nietzsche, Paul Ray, Rylk, who was 21 years old, and Andreas, who later married. She regards Rilke as both a "childish child" and a man to get close to him. After living together, Rilke and Salome decided not to support each other by writing letters as their relationship develops. But a few years later, Rilke wrote to Salome from Paris for help: "I have no one to ask for advice except you." This is the beginning of their friendship and important correspondence. This book contains his correspondence with Salome. The two talk about literature and art, and their personal relationship, can give us a clearer understanding of their views on beauty, art and love.
No.43 Love Story
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Author: Eric Siegel by Shu Xin, E Yidi Translated
Publication time: 2011-12
Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publisher
Book introduction: In the classic love story of love handed down by the past, Oliver ran into his "willed girlfriend" Jenny. The two fell in love at first sight, but the deeper the love became deeper. However, this affectionate love fell into infinite desolation because Jenny's soul returned to heaven... The novel composes a love that is as pure as autumn water, like a tender grass, touching the softest part of a person's heart, and touching the deepest buried heartstrings, which is unforgettable. As soon as the book was published, it was immediately circulated by millions of Americans. Even the then-US President Nixon was so moved that he recommended it to the people of the whole country. The book topped the New York Times bestseller rankings for 41 weeks, with hardcover reprints 21 times in a year; it was published globally in 30 words, with a cumulative sales of more than 30 million copies, and was rated as one of the "10 Classic American Love in the 20th Century" by Time magazine. The adapted movie of the same name won the American Global Award and the Oscar, and has also become a household name.
No.44 Camellia Female (Essence)
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Author: [France] Dumas Little; Zheng Kelu translated
Publication time: 2011-01
Publisher: Yilin Publisher
Book introduction: This book is a world literary masterpiece. It has been published and performed in three forms: novels, dramas, and operas. All three have become masterpieces of history with their immortal artistic value. Margaret, a famous Parisian prostitute, was conquered by the sincere love of Armand, who was not rich, and fell in love. Just when the lover in love was looking forward to a better life in the future, Armand's father secretly forced Margaret to leave Armand. Armand didn't know the truth and believed that Margaret was interested in abandoning him.Margaret endured humiliation and died with hatred under the double torture of illness and grief. This innocent love ended in a tragedy.
No.45 Piao (up and down) (fine)
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Author: (US) Mitchell Author
Publication time: 2010-06
Publisher: Yilin Publisher
Book introduction: "Gone with" is a novel about war, but the author Margaret did not focus on the battlefield. Except for the tragic scene of the wounded and sick people lying on the field before Atlanta's fall, other war scenes did not cost the author too much. As the first novel to narrate the American Civil War from the perspective of southern women, "Gone with Love" focuses on the experience and feelings of women who stayed in the rear home to suffer from war, from the reverence of the war and full support for the war, to the pain of losing relatives caused by the war, the fate of having to succumb to failure, and the arduous journey of rebuilding their homes after the war. When the war failed, some people became depressed and lost their original fighting spirit. They were unable to adjust their mentality to face the fragmented life after the war. On the contrary, some people overcome the mentality of failure, face the harsh reality, and become strong people in life who are not afraid of difficulties and move forward again on the journey of life.
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