What books did the sea of grass first enter the UK

All I know is that Shimenkan is famous in England.

"The British Traveler" is a combination of British geography.

The Sun Never Sets: The Glory of the Empire "Britain" This is a brief history of Britain "The Unspoken Rules of Words and Deeds of the British", and this book is about British customs.

The Spirit of England - Huang Xianghuai This is about the spirit of Britain.

Freedom and Tradition - British Culture in the 20th Century British Culture British Culture Living in Distant Times Series History.

The Story of Britain on the history and culture of modern Britain.

Collins Encyclopedia, English Weddings, ......

In fact, there is a very good forum, called the Taisil Forum, which has a lot of introductions to countries.

Shakespeare's works are all covered.

Jane. Wuthering Heights.

The ghost of the opera house.

Howard's estate.

The fog stove is all orphaned.

Tess. Sense and emotion.

Great expectations. David. Copperfield.

Double Selling Argument Only City Tale.

Little Women. Pride and prejudice.

Get away from it all. Doctor Incarnate.

Frankstein.

Christmas Carol. Abduct.

Dorian. Portrait of Gray.

The secret of chemistry in cultivation.

The grave of unrest.

Baskerweir Hound.

Thirty-nine steps.

Black Steed. Treasure island.

These books are enough for you to read for a winter vacation.

Shakespeare's Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, The Merchant of Venice, A Midsummer Night's dream as you like it twelfth night

Kenneth O is the most authoritative source single volume of Morgan's Oxford History of England.

History of Britain (Upper and Lower Bai) (History of Great Powers du · Great Power Character.

DAO (Trevelyan George Macau) Translator: Qian Duansheng.

Books are an essential part of studying abroad in the UK. But as we all know, books in the UK are generally on the high side. Here are a few more 'affordable' ways to buy books.

The first type of 'buy in a bookstore' is well known, and there are three most common bookstores in the UK (Waterstone's, Border's and Blackwell), which can be found everywhere in the UK, but the books in bookstores are very expensive, so the first way to buy books is not recommended.

Second, students can purchase from the 'senior seniors'. This one is relatively very affordable. Every school has a 'Fresh Week' at the beginning of the school year, during which students can buy some second-hand books from the seniors and learn some course information and life tips by the way.

At the same time, most of the second-hand books bought from the seniors were noted and highlighted. In this way, students can grasp the key points of learning more quickly when they read and study on their own.

Thirdly, students can 'buy online', which is a very convenient way to buy books, and they have everything they need. One of the online bookstores I recommend is 'Amazon UK'. You can buy the books you want on Amazon whenever you want.

Moreover, there are two main categories of books on Amazon, one is new and the other is second-hand. Amazon marks all second-hand books as new and old, and indicates whether there are notes on the books, so students can buy books according to their needs. At the same time, used books on Amazon are very cheap, and a brand new used book is usually half or less than a new book.

So it's a good deal.

Churchill's History of the Anglophone Nations, several plays by Shakespeare.

Look at the Encyclopedia Britannica, and pay attention to the people and historical backgrounds of different periods, which are very comprehensive.