Whose literature is better, help write some testimonials,

What do you recommend? Speak clearly to help you.

Chen Rong's "One Book, One World" is a collection of articles in the "Famous Articles" column of New Oriental English, which introduces and appreciates 35 foreign modern and contemporary literary works. These works range from timeless classics to best-selling new works. The author of this book uses concise and delicate brushstrokes to analyze each work in detail, leading us to walk between the lines, observe the world, and feel the flavors of life.

Each article in One Book One World consists of three parts: an introduction to the author, an excerpt from English, and an appreciation of the work. Readers can learn authentic English expressions while understanding the content of the work, and appreciate the beauty of language and literature while savoring the theme of the work.

I think Yu Hua's "Alive" is very good, the life and attitude in it are worth reflecting on and learning, living is just to live, and living itself is the meaning of living.

Lin Haiyin's "Old Things in the South of the City".

Watching "Old Things in the South of the City" has a trace of warmth in my heart, because it is rare to see such a meticulous thing, such unhurried, gentle and pure, so pure and indifferent, and eternal and beautiful; This is full of the smell of fireworks in the world, but there is no desire to chase fame and profit.

I suggest you go to the famous French writer Maupassant's "Pretty Friends", this book is known as a literary masterpiece, and it is a book that can be appreciated by both the elegant and the vulgar. The content mainly talks about a man who does not hesitate to use all means to achieve his desired fame and fortune ......The specific content is more exciting, and I really think I can take a look at ......

Kite runners. A shocking book that takes us to appreciate the life of another kind of people, who are not cunning, who are in touch with their surroundings, and who do not give up on living a good life even if they encounter hardship.

Lu Yao's "Ordinary World".

This is a book that will move almost everyone, shed tears, smile, be ashamed, and be strong.

It's as plain as the land, no sensationalism, no pompousness, no obscenity, no flattery.

It describes not just a few people, a few families, and not just a society, but an era.

Gone with the Wind My favorite **.

Besiege the city, you will know it when you see it.