J Ciardi is the author of a foreign work

First, the four famous works of European literature: "The Iliad", "The Divine Comedy", "Hamlet" and "Faust";

The second is the "three kings of short stories" and works in Europe and the United States: Chekov [Russia]'s "Chameleon", "The Death of a Little Civil Servant", "The Man in the Suit", and Maupassant.

France's "The Necklace", "My Uncle Hule", "Sheep Fat Ball", and O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi", "The Police and Praise."

Poems; The third is the works that have won the Nobel Prize in Literature: such as Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea" and so on.

I've seen it myself, and I don't remember it, but the classics are really worth reading

Red and Black", "Snow Country", "Quiet Don", "Walden".

One Hundred Years of Solitude", "Love in the Time of Cholera", "The Scarlet Letter".

1984 (dystopia, very interesting, the three dystopias** and "Brave New World" and "Us", these two books have not been read, you can add them to the book list. ）

Shakespeare's Sonnets (It's worth reading over and over again, many of the verses in it are particularly loved!) ）

The Catcher in the Rye (the name is very literary, very small and fresh, but the content is more than that, anyway, I look at it is more awkward, and the language is a little straightforward and rough. ）

The Moon and Sixpence", "The Unbearable Lightness of Life".

The Ferryman" has nothing to do with the domestic movie, there are two copies, and I personally prefer the first one).

The Kite Runner", "The Man Who Stole the Shadow", "Little Beanie by the Window", "The Little Prince".

Norwegian Wood", "Human Disqualification", "Anxiety Grocery Store", "The Great Gatsby".

The Rabble" and "Ideal Country".

That's all for now, and I'll add it when I think about it (*.)

Recently, I have a few books that I want to read: "Kafka by the Sea", "The Handmaid's Tale", "The Cat in Yul's Hut".

Notre-Dame de Paris, Tess, Gadfly, Anna Karenina, Red and Black, Crime and Punishment.

Resurrection, Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, How Steel is Made, The Dawn Is Quiet Here, La Traviata, etc.

Willian's "Winter is Not Long" and "Sherlock Holmes" are also good.

"How Steel is Made".

Robinson Crusoe

Gulliver's Travels

Wuthering Heights

"How Steel is Made", "Resurrection", "Gone with the Wind".

Kurt Vonnegut's The Prison Bird, translated by Dong Leshan.

Pipiru is the male protagonist in the fairy tale "Pipiru and Luxixi", the author is: Zheng Yuanjie.

1. About the author:

Zheng Yuanjie was born in 1955 in a family of military officers in Hebei. His father was originally from Fushan, Shanxi. His mother is originally from Shaoxing, Zhejiang. Both my grandfather and my maternal grandfather were Chinese medicine practitioners. Grew up in Beijing. Graduated from primary school.

From 1970 to 1976, he served in the Air Force Aviation to maintain J-6 fighters. After retiring from the army, he worked as a worker.

In 1977, he began to write literature. Pipiru, Luxixi, Roque, Shuke, and Beta are Zheng Yuanjie's literary characters. Pipiru's Mobilization (consisting of 105 books) is a series of books sold by Zheng Yuanjie in the book market.

In 1993, he was selected as one of the first Beijing Top Ten Outstanding Young Persons.

In 2006, 30 million copies were sold. In the 2011 United Nations selection of the world's top ten books, Zheng Yuanjie's "Pipiru Mobilization" ranked fourth in the world.

2. Introduction to Pipiru:

Pipiru was born on February 10, 1981, the sixth day of the first month of the first lunar year. After the end of the New Year, Zheng Yuanjie decided to create a Chinese-style fairy tale character: a well-behaved child with low academic performance and not the kind of good child that the school teacher likes, but with a kind heart, justice and bravery, and a story on his body.

Zheng Yuanjie felt that a fairy tale character that children could remember must be carefully designed by the author and written repeatedly, so Zheng Yuanjie wrote Pipiru until he was in his 40s, and also matched Pipiru with a foreign daughter-in-law - Yanni.

Pipiru is a character in "The Story of Pipiru and Luxixi", written by Zheng Yuanjie. The book was published by the Academy Press on October 1, 2003.

Zheng Yuanjie's children's literature work "Pipiru Mobilization Series Books".

The Stars and Spring Water were written by Bingxin under the influence of the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore's Birds, which, in her words, is a collection of fragmentary thoughts. Drawing on the strengths of traditional Chinese literature and foreign philosophical poems, he is good at capturing the inspiration of a moment, expressing his inner feelings in three words and two words.

The reading of the famous works behind the first volume of the seventh grade book is talked about.