I am anxious to ask for good sentences in two books, 15 sentences in each book, and 50 in famous boo

"War and Peace".

Highlight a sentence or paragraph.

The light in the dark night is the dress of the dawn.

If he doesn't get drunk, he goes crazy and wears semi-cold-proof clothes, the dog eats meat, he doesn't sweat, and the Chaga design system will be hairy.

Take your work as enjoyment, and you will do your best; Treat life as fun, and you will be full of confidence; If you take reading as growth, you will work hard; Treat your giving as joy, and you will be generous to others.

I asked the air to be the postman, and my hot greeting was bound into a package, printed with a sincere heart as a postmark, 37 degrees Celsius constant temperature courier, and the recipient was you. Wishing you: Happy Chinese New Year! Bonus points, hee-hee.

Summary. Hello dear, you can choose the book The Old Man and the Sea:

The Old Man and the Sea praised the old man for not being afraid of difficulties, not flinching in the face of difficulties, bravely dragging the big fish back to the island in the face of the threat of sharks, and he used his tenacious perseverance to overcome difficulties!

What other Chinese and foreign masterpieces have you read+Please choose a book+Summarize the content of this book in one or two sentences.

Dear, hello, you can choose the old man and the sea book: "The Old Man and the Dust Returns to the Sea" The book praises the old man for not being afraid of difficulties, not flinching in difficulties, and bravely dragging the big fish back to the island in the face of the threat of sharks, and he used his tenacious perseverance to overcome difficulties!

Dear, there is also "Journey to the West" Ye Jinyou, summary: The book "Journey to the West" praises the four trapped masters and apprentices for not flinching in difficulties, not being afraid, daring to fight against difficulties, moving forward bravely, overcoming all difficulties with tenacious perseverance, and getting the true scriptures!

What other Chinese and foreign masterpieces have you read+Please choose a book+Summarize the content of this book in one or two sentences.

Travels on a Goose Ride: There is a young boy named Neil Monogatus in Sweden who is mischievous and often plays tricks on small animals, for which he is punished. He was turned into a small man by the elf Oak Oak.

In order to turn himself back to his original state, he rode a big white goose and followed the flock of geese around Sweden. In the process, he went through hardships, constantly increased his knowledge, and saw many anecdotes, which made him sensible, and finally he changed back to his original self.

Summary. Jane Eyre is mainly based on the life of the protagonist Jane Eyre, describing the protagonist's tragic childhood and the twists and turns of the love story with Rochester, creating a positive, independent personality and advocating equality of women.

What other Chinese and foreign masterpieces have you read+Please choose a book+Summarize the content of this book in one or two sentences.

Jane Eyre is mainly based on the life of the protagonist Jane Eyre, describing the protagonist's tragic childhood and the twists and turns of the love story with Luo Manuscript Mountain and Chester, creating a positive, independent personality, and an equal image of a female girl.

Can you elaborate on that a little bit more?

Jane's parents died young, and she lived in her aunt's house, but was abused by her aunt and cousin. Once, Jane was imprisoned in the "Red House" for resisting beatings, and became seriously ill after being too frightened. Later, Jane was sent to Lowood School by her aunt, where she met Helen Burns, and the two became friends.

After a period of hard life, the coming spring brought with it a plague, in which Helen died. After this, Jane went on to live in the school for eight years, six years as a student and two years as a teacher. Later, he was hired as a tutor at Thornfield Manor.

Jane starts a new life on the estate. After a long time, Jane falls in love with Rochester, and the two sweetly begin to prepare for their wedding. While the wedding was taking place, Jane discovered that Rochester had a real madman wife who lived in the attic.

Jane was so grief-stricken that she left the Manor of Thornfield on a bleak night in the Mausoleum. Jane slept all the way to the house of the reverend, St. John. Jane began working as a village teacher in Moulton with twenty students.

Later, the mystery of Jane's background is revealed, and St. John is Jane's cousin. Later, St. John's thought that Jane's character and actions were in line with the requirements of his job, so he asked Jane to marry him and go to India with him, but Jane did not agree to the proposal, but agreed to go to India together. Just as she was about to leave for India, Jane seemed to hear Rochester calling Jane's name in the distance.

Jane arrives at Findin Manor after many twists and turns, and finds her former lover. After learning what happened to Rochester and the news that his wife had died, Jane willingly became Rochester's crutch, eye, and started a new life. The two got married, had a child, and one of Rochester's eyes was cured.

The other characters in the story also have their own happy endings.