I would like to know some of the writers from home or abroad, as well as the masterpieces? 10

War and Peace I (Russian) Leo Tolstoy.

Notre-Dame de Paris (French) Hugo.

Childhood in the world My University (I) (Russia) Gorky Wuthering Heights (English) Emily Brontë.

David Copperfield (English) Dickens.

Red & Black (French) Stendhal.

Gone with the Wind (American) Margaret Mitchell.

Les Misérables (France) Hugo.

Anna Karenina (Russian) Leo Tolstoy.

John Christophe (France) Romain Rolland.

These are foreign masterpieces, the four great masterpieces of ancient China, and the works of Lu Xun, Lao Shebajin, and so on in modern times are all very good.

Living Elsewhere Milan. Kundera.

This plot is very similar to Ernest Hemingway's short story "The Award of Valor." This story tells the story of a protagonist who goes to war in search of enemies in the war, and kills some people in the war, but does not find the enemy he wants. He continued to search for this enemy after the end of the war, eventually finding him and killing him, but getting a very different result than killing in the war.

This story is a story with themes such as war, honor and morality, and it is a work of philosophical depth.

In addition to Hai Xian's works of Ming Wei, there are also many other classic literary works that deal with themes such as war, honor and morality, such as Tolstoy's "War and Peace", Heller's "Wandering Life", Faulkner's "Cold Mountain" and so on. These works are all worth reading and can bring profound inspiration and food for thought.

1984 - George Orwell.

War and Peace - Leo Tolstoy.

Moses on the Plains - Kari Sharp returns to the code.

Missing Firm of Belief - Frank O'Connor.

Hunter's Notes - John Stanmone Rock Baker.

American writer Helen Keller, whose representative works are "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", "The Man Who Reshapes Life", "Out of the Darkness", and "Stonewall Story".

Profile: Helen Keller, a famous American female writer, educator, philanthropist, and social activist. At 19 months, he suffered from acute congestion and lost his sight and hearing.

In June 1899, she was admitted to Radcliffe College for Women at Harvard University. At the age of 88, he has lived in a world without light and sound for 87 years. During this time, she has completed 14 books.

In 1964, she was awarded the "Medal of Freedom" and was selected as one of the "Top Ten Heroes of the Twentieth Century America" by Time Magazine.

Character evaluation: The famous writer Mark Twain said: "There are two people worth paying attention to in the 19th century, one is Napoleon and the other is Helen Keller.

Time magazine named Helen Keller one of the "10 American Icons of the 20th Century". And the biggest revelation she left to people is that by bravely accepting the challenges of life, you can win the light in life. This book is a detailed account of Helen Keller's life, and is considered one of the two most important contributions to the history of the Literary Parade Bureau.

1, Jane Austen (UK) "Pride and Prejudice" 2, Charlotte Brontë (UK) "Jane Eyre" 3, Fabre (France) "Insects" 4, Ostrovsky "How Steel is Made" 5, Gorky "Childhood on Earth, My University" 6, Shakespeare "Shakespeare Plays" 7, Dumas "La Traviata" 8, Verne "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" 9, Romain Rolland "Famous People" 10, Conan Doyle "Sherlock Holmes" 11, JKRowling, Harry Potter12, Agatha Christie, The Case of the Orient Train13, Madame Bovary, Gustave Flaubert.

14, "The Feud of Mount Gido" Alexandre Dumas.

15, "The Hypocrite" Molière.

16, "Red and Black" Stendhal.

17, "Carmen" Mérimée.

18, "Les Miserables" Victor Hugo.

19, "The Age of Seeking Loss" Matthew Proust.

20, "The Story of Lena Fox" Mrs. Giraud.

21, "John Christopher" Romain Rolland.

22, "Black Slave Calling the Sky" Mrs. Stowe.

23, "Gone with the Wind" Margaret Michel.

24, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" Mark Twain 25, "The Bells of the Field" Ernest Hemingway.

26, "The Scarlet Letter" Nathaniel Hawthorne.

27, "The Last Leaf" O. Henry.

28, "The Catcher in the Rye" Salinger.

29, "Martin Eden" Jack London Lev. 30, Leo Tolstoy, "Anna Karenina".

Hugo, Leo Tolstoy, Pushkin,

Fodi, Rousseau, Hardy, Maugham,

Domestic: Shen Congwen "Border City".

Lu Xun's "Diary of a Madman".

Qian Zhongshu "The Siege".

Ba Jin's "Perdition" Sun Li's "The First Tale of the Storm".

Abroad: Garcia. Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude

Victor Hugo, Notre-Dame de Paris

Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea

Leo Tolstoy, "Resurrection".

Ostrovsky, How Steel is Made