I am a freshman in high school this year, please recommend a few literary classics worth reading or

How steel is made.

Les Misérables, and a sequel to Cosette.

Gone with the Wind (gone with the wind).

Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Resurrection. These are what I've read, and I think I can recommend them, and you can take a look at the specific content.

The types I recommend are all **. First of all, "Ordinary World" is definitely something to watch. Highly recommended.

I believe that this is a great spiritual inspiration that will have an impact on your life. "Border City" is Shen Congwen's well-known masterpiece at home and abroad. "Red and Black" is also a tragedy about struggle, and many people love to watch it.

The Water of the Waves helps to understand the state of existence and the spiritual world of Chinese intellectuals.

The Catcher in the Rye is very suitable for Chinese students, but you still have to be a little self-judging and determined to read that book.

Alive", "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood", and "The Great Gatsby" are relatively thin books and have high achievements, which are very suitable for cultivating reading habits. and Dickens's ** plot is more tortuous, which is the peak of realism. For example, "Orphan of the Fog", "A Tale of Two Cities", "Great Expectations", etc., are very attractive to people who are just starting to read books.

If you want something new, watch Marquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude", Kafka's "Metamorphosis", and Camus's "The Plague", so that you can have a more comprehensive understanding of literature.

In addition, I think it seems a bit difficult to read something like "White Deer Plain" just after reading a book. "Les Miserables" and "John Christopher" are too long again.

The above recommendations are all the parts I have seen that I feel better about, and I hope it will be helpful to you.

Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

It will be helpful for the ancient Chinese translation questions in your language exam. The short stories in it can also be used in compositions.

I recommend "Conscience and Desire" by Heart Time and Space and "Living Like a Dog" ( Not bad.

I think it's good for high school students to look at the kind of novellas and novels that won awards in "Youth Digest" and "Wisdom Backpack".

Personally, I think that "Ordinary World", "Muslim's Funeral", "Siege", "Home". Spring. Autumn. And so much more ... However, if you have the heart to read it, these literary masterpieces are still worth reading!!

Solzhenini, Gaoxj, Broz.

Duki, Glass, Kafka, Orwell, Pazhi Sternak, Burdao Gakov, Miłosz Edition, Geta Müllerquan, Thomas Mann, Orhan Pamuk, Svetlana Alekseevich and others, these writers did not write three pseudo-literatures and became the pride of human literature!

Ancient Greek literature Ibai Liat du Odyssey zhi

Bound Prometheus Dao

Celestial European Literature The Song of Ronelland The Divine Comedy Renaissance European Literature The Merchant of Venice Hamlet Don Quixote 17th Century European Literature The Hypocrite Paradise Lost 18th Century European Literature Lamor's Nephew Robinson Crusoe Faust Early 19th Century European Literature Notre Dame Cathedral Les Misérables Childe Harold's Travels Eugeny Onegin Mid-19th Century European and American Literature Red and Black Eugenie Grandet Old Man A Tale of Two Cities Dead Souls European and American Literature of the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries John Christopher, Poetry of the Paris Commune, Father and Son, Anna Karenina, Resurrection, Man in a Suit, A Doll's House, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, 20th Century European and American Literature, Disgusting, Bottom, Mother, Lenin, How Iron Was Made, The Young Guard, The Quiet Don, American Tragedy, The Wasteland, The Old Man and the Sea, Asian Literature, Sakundaro, Gitanjali.

Zhou Keqin's "Xu Mao and His Daughters"; "Red Rock" co-authored by Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan; Zhang Ping's "Choice".