The Ordinary World by Lu Yao The Muslim Funeral by Hoda Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas The Godfather by Mario Puzo The World of the Sufis by Jostein Judd The Catcher in the Rye by Salinger The Plain of the White Deer by Chen Zhongshi The Broken The Fifteenth Year of the Ten Thousand Calendar by Huang Renyu The Course of Beauty by Li Zehou Siege by Qian Zhongshu Uncle Tom's Cabin by Mrs. Stow The Dust Settles by Alec Hale Roots by Alec Hale Life Begins Tomorrow by Xinman Chunman Alive by Yu Hua The Story of the Sale of the Blood of Xu Sanguan by Yu Hua The Gadfly by Voynich, Wuthering Heights By: Emily Bronte, The Complete Biography of Napoleon By: Liu LeTu, Selected Plays of Cao Yu By: Cao Yu 1. The Ordinary World By: Lu Yao This is a full-length novel that panoramically expresses the life of contemporary urban and rural society in China. The whole book consists of three parts. The author has portrayed many ordinary people from all walks of life on a vast background in the past ten years through complex conflicts and entanglements. Labor and love, frustration and pursuit, pain and joy, daily life and great social conflicts are intertwined in a complicated way, profoundly demonstrating the difficult and twisted paths that ordinary people have taken in the historical process of the big era. In addition to the people of Henan, Tongcheng is also home to a large number of villagers from the Loess Plateau in the north and the poor counties in the plains in the south. Since the advent of the coal industry, it has become the Alaska of western China, attracting countless people looking for a way out of life. In this "United Nations" of diverse accents, Henan is the most common language of public communication, as it is the language of choice. People from all over the world who live in Tongcheng can speak a few Henan accents and hum a few lines of Yu opera. The city is surrounded by mountains and dirt mounts. The mountain rocky soil thin, not suitable for farming, agricultural population is far less dense than the hinterland of the Loess Plateau, not to mention and overcrowded compared to the central plains. Because of the small number of farmers, coupled with the fact that there is no lack of fuel here, these mountains and mounts have grown a dense firewood, and even some trees in the forest, which looks more scenic than other places on the Loess Plateau. Whenever the fall, some of the mountain leaves like fire, flowers like eye-catching ...... between the mountain beams and dirt mounts, due to the deep excavation of the ground layer is too deep and the formation of the hollow, the surface of the ground from time to time subsidence, shocking large cracks often tore through the beams of a few frames, and even the big tops caused the collapse of the entire mountain fall, causing around the third degree of the Richter scale of earthquakes. One or two hundred miles north of the mountain is the Yellow River, which carries thousands of tons of sediment heavy gasping flow to the east ...... city in this narrow ravine can only put down a main street. The stores, buildings, street houses, along the winding streets, along the railroad on both sides, along the usual flow of the seven water rivers, lined up, layer upon layer, dense as a beehive ants nest, from south to north rows of ten miles long. The train station is located in the center of the city. A rectangular waiting room painted yellow, in this gray stained black city looks magnificent. Apart from the civilian and military airfield in the southern suburb, the station's small square is perhaps the most open place in the city. From here, trains travel south across the green central plains to reach the provincial capital in five or six hours. And to the west, east, and north, there are highways jutting out all the way to several neighboring provinces. This train station runs two fast and slow buses every day in the morning and afternoon respectively to the provincial city, and the rest are all coal trucks. The branch line from the Longhai Railway branch out, its last rail does not end in this station. This steel ladder and here forked out two shares, all the way uphill through the hole, along the way stringing up the east and west of more than twenty mining areas. When outsiders talk about Copper City, they know that it is a place where coal is produced, so they imagine that the city is probably full of coal. In fact, there are only one or two very small coal mines on the edge of Copper City, and the rest of the big mines are in those ravines on the east and west sides. When you turn down the railroad spur into these ravines, you see what a huge world there is. Each of these coal mines, which are only about ten miles apart, has tens of thousands of workers who, along with their families, almost exceed the size of a mountain county. Dense population, dense houses, towering derricks, rumbling machines, the noise, simply make people believe that these small ravines and mountain bays, how can carry such a large load? 2. "Muslim Funeral" By: Hoda A Muslim family, the rise and fall of sixty years, the fate of three generations of people, the two occurred in different times, has a different content, but intertwined and twisted the tragedy of love. It reveals their unique psychological structure in the collision and fusion of Chinese and Islamic cultures, as well as their confusion and pursuit of the true meaning of life in the political and religious atmosphere. It shows the ancient national flavor and the salivation of reality full of contradictions. The work is fresh and smooth, simple and unadorned, with delicate strokes to probe the human heart, after reading, leaving deep thoughts. 3. "Norwegian Wood" by Haruki Murakami, a popular love novel in all of Asia 100 percent of the history of Japanese literature has been ranked as a "super bestseller". This is of course to be counted as Haruki Murakami's masterpiece. Many people know this Japanese from this book. The whole book takes memories as a clue, expressing the lonely confusion of adolescents facing puberty and the helplessness and boredom of growing up. Through the existential pain that young people cannot escape from under the pressure of society, Murakami for the first time clearly emphasizes the theme that he keeps repeating in his later books: the sadness and powerlessness of life. This is a sad, and painful, 100 percent romance novel. Watanabe, the novel's protagonist, embarks on a love affair with two girls. Watanabe's first love, Naoko, was the girlfriend of his high school classmate, Kizuki, who later committed suicide. A year later, Watanabe meets Naoko by chance and starts dating her. At this time Naoko has become quiet and shy, beautiful crystal eyes from time to time swept through a difficult to catch a hint of shade. Day after day, the two of them walked aimlessly along the leafy streets of Tokyo, either in front of or behind each other or side by side. On the night of Naoko's 20th birthday, they had sex, but the next day Naoko disappeared. A few months later, Naoko writes to say that she has been admitted to a mental sanatorium far away in the mountains. When Watanabe visits, he realizes that Naoko has begun to take on the plumpness and beauty of a mature woman. The two of them share a room in the evening, but Watanabe restrains himself and says that he will always wait for Naoko before parting. Shortly after returning to school, Watanabe begins a relationship with Midori, a junior, as a result of a chance encounter. Midori is the opposite of the introverted Naoko, "like a deer jumping into the world in the morning light of spring". During this period, Watanabe was in great distress. On the one hand, he could not forget Naoko's lingering illness and tenderness, but on the other hand, he could not resist Midori's bold confession and charming vigor. Soon after the news of Naoko's suicide comes, Watanabe goes hiking around in a state of disorientation. Eventually, with the encouragement of Naoko's fellow patient, Reiko, he begins to figure out what to do with his life thereafter. I personally think that the content is intricate and complicated, and it is easy to figure out without reading it carefully.4. The Count of Monte Cristo By:Alexandre DumasThe Count of Monte Cristo is the masterpiece of the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas. The first mate of the Pharaoh's ship, Dantes, was entrusted by the captain to deliver a letter for Napoleon's party, and was framed by two scoundrels and the judge, and was sent to death row. His cellmate, Father Faria, taught him all sorts of things and on his deathbed told him the secret of a cache of treasure buried on the island of Monte Cristo. Dantes escaped from prison, found the treasure and became immensely rich. From then on, he took the name of the Count of Monte Cristo, and after careful planning, he repaid his benefactor and punished his enemy. The book is full of romantic legend, and the chapters are strange, original and fascinating. The Godfather by Mario Puzo This is a long novel published in 1969 in the United States, is the number one bestseller in the history of American publishing, has been ranked on the bestseller list for 70 consecutive weeks, 37 years sales of 20 million copies. As early as in the early seventies has been made into a movie, distribution of countries around the world, by the universal popularity, according to the novel adapted by the three movies have two won the Oscar. The story of The Godfather offers a certain element of gruesome pleasure rooted in the American mind, giving the reader a close-up view of a shockingly dark and violent outlaw class, offering a feast of a menacing way of life. The classic gangster story~!6 Sophie's World by Jostein JuddThe world's most popular and bestselling philosophy bookThe world's most accessible philosophy bookA novel about the history of philosophyOne of the 100 classics of the 20th centuryWinner of the German Prize for Young People's Literature and the Prize for the Most Outstanding Work of the Year in 1994The Sophie's World, in the form of a novel, reveals how the philosophy is taught by a philosophy tutor to a girl named Sophie. Sophie's World is a novel that reveals the development of Western philosophy through the teaching of philosophy by a philosophy tutor to a girl named Sophie. The ideas of Aristotle, Descartes, Hegel, and others, from the pre-Socratic era to Sartre, are brought to life by the author's vivid writing style, and explained in the historical context of the time, which is fascinating. Critics believe that for those who have never read a philosophy course, this book is the most suitable introductory book, and for those who have read some philosophy in the past and have forgotten all about it, it can also play the role of learning from the past and learning from the past.7. The Catcher in the Rye by SalingerThe Catcher in the Rye is Salinger's only full-length book, and although there are only more than one hundred thousand words, it had a great impact on American society and literature. In 1951, when the novel was released, it was an immediate sensation. The experiences and thoughts of the main character caused strong ****ing among teenagers, and was warmly welcomed by readers, especially college and high school students. They have imitated the main character Holton's attire and dress, speak "Holton-style" language, because the novel said their voices, reflecting their ideals, bitterness and aspirations. After more than 30 years of the test of time, proved that it is worthy of contemporary American literature in the "modern classic novel" one. Nowadays, most secondary schools and schools of higher education have listed it as a compulsory extracurricular reading material, and as some critics said, it "has greatly influenced almost several generations of American youth". 8. 15 Years of the Wanli Calendar By: Huang Renyu 15 years of the Ming Wanli Calendar, i.e., the year of 1587 A.D., which is originally an extremely common year in the history of China, is the most common year. The author centers on the historical events around that year and the people who lived in that era, and he pulls the threads out of the cocoon to sort out the problems that existed at the level of traditional Chinese social management, and on the basis of which, he explores the experiences and lessons that should be involved in modern China. The author is well known for his view of "big history", which is revealed in this book: "Narratives may be detailed, but conclusions should be far-flung and not near". Since its publication in mainland China in the early 1980s, the book has received favorable reviews and has had a wide impact in academic and cultural circles.... The Fifteenth Year of the Wanli Calendar was authored by Mr. Huang Renyu in the United States in 1976, and did not come to the attention of the public in China until recent years. In fact, this year, the Ming dynasty did not happen any earth-shattering events, so it is not for general researchers to pay attention to, but in this year, many small and trivial things happened, but as the end of the blue weeds become the precursor of the empire to the collapse. Yuanfu Zhang Juzheng has been dead for five years, Hai Rui also died in this year, a generation of famous general Qi Jiguang also died at the end of the year, the then 29-year-old Nurhachu in the Northeast rose: the beginning of the construction of the palace, cloth teaching orders in the Ministry, banning riots, JI theft, legislation and system of law ...... However, the imperial court did not pay attention to; the invincible Spanish fleet is about to set out on an expedition to the Anglo-Egyptian, opening a A New Page in World History ......9. The Course of Beauty by Li Zehou The Course of Beauty gives a general description and aesthetic grasp of Chinese art and literature over thousands of years from a macroscopic bird's-eye view. The book presents the "dragon and phoenix dance" of primitive ancient art, the "fierce beauty" of Yin and Zhou bronze art, the "complementarity of Confucianism and Taoism" of pre-Qin rationality, the "romanticism" of Chu rhetoric, Han fugue, and Han pictographs, and the "romanticism" of Chinese art and literature. The "Romanticism" of Chu Rhetoric, Han Fugue, Han Picture Stones, the Wei and Jin styles of "human awakening", the Six Dynasties, Tang and Song Buddhist sculptures, Song landscape paintings, and poems, lyrics, and operas with their aesthetic three categories, the novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the changes of operas from romantic to sentimental to realistic, and so on, all of these are important concepts that have not been developed before. The book was first published in 1981, and has been reprinted several times in hundreds of thousands of copies. It has been translated into English, German, Japanese, Korean and many other languages. This article is really good.10. "The Surrounding City" By Qian Zhongshu "The Surrounding City" is a satirical novel with unique style in the history of modern and Chinese literature. The author Qian Zhongshu, a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, graduated from the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature of Tsinghua University in 1933, and later studied in England and France, and was a talented scholar who studied both Chinese and Western languages. Siege of the City" was written in 1944 and finished in 1946, when the author was hibernating in Shanghai, hearing and being subjected to the brutality of the Japanese invaders, "worrying about the world and hurting his life for two years", "Siege of the City - Preface", while at the same time, he was tough enough to put his own perception and thinking on life "by accumulating every cent", At the same time, he had the tenacity to "accumulate every penny" to put his own feelings and thoughts on life and academics into writing, and successively completed the novel "Siege" and the academic work "Talking about Art". With this only novel, Qian Zhongshu became a master of fiction in modern Chinese literature. Since the publication of this book in the late forties, how many people have cried for it, laughed for it, sighed y for it, and pondered over it for a long time. Life is a walled city, marriage is a walled city, and when you rush in, you will be surrounded by all kinds of existential worries. Qian Zhongshu, with his freewheeling and humorous writing, describes the joys and sorrows of a group of intellectuals. Qian Zhongshu's insight into the marrow of his bones and his wisdom of survival are enough to make readers savor the book again and again. 11. "Alive" By Yu Hua The title of this work is "Alive", as a word, "alive" is full of power in our language, its power does not come from shouting or attacking, but enduring, enduring the responsibility given to us by life, and enduring the happiness and suffering given to us by reality, Boredom and mediocrity. As a part of the work, Alive tells of the friendship between a man and his destiny, the most touching friendship of all, because they appreciate each other and hate each other at the same time; neither of them can abandon the other, and at the same time neither of them has any reason to complain about the other. They walk together on the dusty road when they are alive, and turn into rain and mud together when they die. At the same time, Alive is also about how people go through great suffering, just like the old saying: a thousand pounds. Let a hair go to bear the weight of thirty thousand pounds, and it did not break. Alive also tells of the breadth and richness of tears; of the non-existence of despair; and of the fact that man lives for the sake of living itself, not for anything other than living.12. "Xu Sanguan Sells His Blood" By:Yu Hua "Xu Sanguan Sells His Blood" is a full-length novel written by Yu Hua in 1995, which depicts life in the midst of trials and tribulations with great warmth and expresses, in the form of a fierce tale, the human The novel tells the story of Xu Sanguan's life in the face of adversity and his desire to survive. The novel tells the story of Xu Sanguan, who sells his blood to tide over the difficulties in his life and overcome the shocking waves imposed by fate, but when he grows old and realizes that his blood is no longer wanted, he suffers a mental breakdown. In its review of Xu San Guan's Story of Selling Blood, the French magazine L'étude said: "This is a masterful novel, a perfect combination of simple simplicity and far-reaching connotations. Yu Hua is currently working on a full-length novel about a love story that spans a long period of time, and in terms of literary style, it will be a very different work from Xu San Guan's The Story of Selling Blood, which is due to be completed early next year. The book expresses the author's fascination with length, a road, a river, a rainbow after rain, an endless memory, a folk song with a beginning but no end, a person's life. All this is like a bundle of rope coiled up, slowly pulled out by the narrative, pulled to the end of the road. Here, the author sometimes has nothing to do. Because he realized from the beginning that fictional characters also have their own voices, and he thought he should respect these voices and let them find their own answers in the wind. So the author is no longer a narrative aggressor, but a listener, a patient, careful, understanding and empathetic listener. He tries to do this, and in his narration he tries to cancel out his role as author, feeling that he should be a reader. And so it was, and when the book was finished, he realized that he knew no more than anyone else. The characters often speak on their own, sometimes to the author's horror, and when the words come out of their fictional mouths in a way that is both appropriate and beautiful, the author suddenly feels inferior and thinks to himself, "I can't say such things." However, when he becomes a real reader, when he reads the works of others, he is often secretly pleased: "I have also said such things." This seems to be the joy of literature, that we need its influence to correct our thoughts and attitudes. It is interesting to note that while many great works influence an author, he finds that his own fictional characters influence him in the same way. The book is in fact a long folk song, its rhythm is the speed of memories, the melody jumps gently, the rests are hidden by the rhymes. The author here fictionalizes the history of only two people and tries to evoke the memories of many more. Matthias said: "Remembering the past is like living it again." Writing and reading are actually knocking on the door of memory, or both are to live again.13. The Gadfly By: Voynich The Gadfly: Dying for his beliefs like a walk He, the Gadfly - a man willing to be tormented by fate for his revolutionary beliefs. He loved two people - his father, Montanini, and the noble woman, Joan of Arc, but later in his life he never gave them another chance to love him. His within is both a generous and moving revolutionary book and an elegant and pure literary masterpiece, the book is full of profoundly depicted humane and humane artistry. In China, the most populous country, and in the former Soviet Union, the widest land, The Gadfly has countless and generations of admirers. The main character, Gadfly, is a rebel of the upper class. As a young man, he has experienced several bitter emotional hardships. He had made a big mistake due to ignorance. The girl he loved the most gave him a terrible heartache; the biological father he respected was a ferocious political enemy! However, he pursued the truth without hesitation, abandoning love and life - for the independence and freedom of Italy. Gadfly has become the embodiment of "strength" in the hearts of young people! The novel is centered around Gadfly, his lover Joan of Arc and the complex character of Bishop Montanieri. 14. "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bront? "Wuthering Heights" is a shocking "strange novel", written by British author Emily Bront?. Wuthering Heights is a shocking "strange novel", which was written by the English writer Emily Bront?. Wuthering Heights is a shocking and "strange novel", the only work of Emily Bront?'s life. Hitchcock, an outcast, is adopted by Enschede, the owner of Wuthering Heights, whose daughter, Catherine, has been his friend since childhood and has developed a passionate love for him. But the owner's son Cindre hate him, the old Enxiao died, he was reduced to a slave, all kinds of abuse. Catherine in order to get the "painted eyebrow cottage" master Linton's property to finance Hitchcock and married Linton. Hitchclyffe was outraged and ran away. A few years later, Hitchcock returns rich and makes Sindre lose his fortune, and lures Linden's sister into marriage with him, abusing her at will. Catherine died of illness because she was unable to unite with Hitchcock.15. "Dust Settles" By:A Lai "Dust Settles" is a novel by young Tibetan writer A Lai, which won the Fifth Mao Dun Literature Prize. In the 1940s in Aba, Sichuan Province, the Tibetan people were ruled by eighteen tribes, of which the Maiqi Tusi was one. The Dust Settles tells the story of the Kham Tibetan people, which is of course a very ethnic subject. Because of the writer's ethnicity and his life experience, the choice of this seemingly unique theme is actually a necessity, but the novel is not limited to ethnic themes, and the topics of power, heroes, religion, credit, vendetta, love, etc. involved in the novel are all of modern significance. This makes The Dust Settles not only special in its subject matter, but also of universal significance. The Dust Bowl is about history, but history is also a reality, and when this reality is more fully expressed, it will have a more literal and far-reaching look. The same kind of space also has the possibility of interpreting multiple stories. About this history, Ah Lai said, "History is a state of writing about it, or my understanding of a certain aspect of it." 16. "The Complete Biography of Napoleon" By:Liu LeTu In 1804, in a grand ceremony, Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself. Bonaparte crowned himself Emperor of France. His French, with a strong Corsican accent, seemed unsuitable for the leader of France. Yet he almost conquered the world. He was a military genius, with iron hooves all over the continent of Europe and Egypt ...... In 1815, the allied forces of Britain and Prussia defeated him at the Battle of Waterloo. Napoleon was banished to an English island in the South Atlantic and died six years later. Napoleon was also a great man who loved both mountains and women. He had numerous love affairs in his life. ...... The way he hunted the hearts of beautiful women was as outstanding as his genius military skills. ...... This book is by far the most comprehensive, fair, vivid, and detailed presentation of Napoleon's military career and emotional world! 17. Broken April By:Kadale Jogo's brother is killed by his enemies, and from that moment on, Jogo's life leaves him. According to the Kanu Code, which rules the northern Albanian highlands: if a man is killed, his family must avenge him. Jogo can't escape his destiny, and on March 17th, he manages to shoot the murderer. Before being hunted down by the family of the dead man, he is allowed a thirty-day truce, and his April breaks into two parts: until April 17th, it is "white" and safe; after that, it is "black" and deadly. Intertwined with Jogo's fate is a newlywed couple. They come from the city and are fascinated by the culture of the highlands. The bride, Deanna, falls in love at first sight with Jogo, who is threatened by death, and at the same time, Jogo wants to meet Deanna again before April turns black. As soon as a person is born into this world, he or she is caught up in a destiny of hunting or killing, and life can only be as short and brilliant as a broken April. Broken April tells the story of one man's month in a concise, poetic tone, but reflects the centuries-long fixation and tragedy of a nation. Animal true love: the snow leopard also has a stepfather wolf king dream Charlotte's net human true love: the house of grass root bird the little bean by the window little heidi little princess secret garden Anne of Green Gables sharpening the will: if you give me three days of light Robinson Crusoe Anne's diary yuefei biography relaxing moment: the father and the son of the little prince the green bird by the window the little bean secret garden the Chronicles of Narnia ......