Contemporary Chinese Masterpieces Series (Complete 20 Volumes)

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1. Author: A prominent contemporary literary figure with a wide readership and numerous awards.
2. Work: Content tailored to readers' interests and psychology, showcasing the highest literary and artistic standards in contemporary literature.
3. Publisher: Seizes market demand opportunities with strong competitiveness and brand awareness.
4. Limited Edition: 1,000 copies worldwide, with significant potential for appreciation.
5. Distributor: Possesses a comprehensive and advanced marketing network and modern book marketing techniques.
6. Readers: Current readers seek outstanding collections of contemporary novels with a sense of the times.
7. Critics: Before publication, the book was strictly confidential but became known to the media, receiving varying degrees of attention. After release, critics' enthusiasm for the book has only intensified.
8. Cover Designer: The book's cover design was led by Hu Yanxin, a master's graduate in book design from Tsinghua University and the studio, reflecting the highest level of contemporary book design and earning high praise from the art design community.
9. Printing and Binding: The interior pages use imported 70g high-quality art paper for eye protection, and the binding is executed with the most advanced domestic techniques for special exquisite binding.
Since its establishment in 1901, the Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to 97 writers, but none have been Chinese. Today, the China Nobel Prize in Literature Research Promoting Association has selected the most promising contemporary Chinese writers capable of competing for the Nobel Prize and curated the most representative and best-selling works for Chinese readers. This series is not limited by literary schools or popularity, but rather prioritizes the overall, representative, and influential works of Nobel laureates, grounded in their literary and ideological value. It lets the soul of the author and the soul of the era resonate. Let you feel the boundless charm of works that transcend the heavens and embrace the earth!
Bonus: World Classics Double Disc of 100 Masterpieces
Catalogue of "World Popular Novel Grand Slam"
The 45 literary masterpieces that have taken the world by storm are now collected for the first time in China, setting a new trend for Chinese reading culture.
1. Smoky (USA) Richard Klein
2. Philosophy of Money (USA) Jean Vierny
3. Tuesday’s With Morrie (USA) Mitch Albom
4. Invasion of the Black Society (USA) John Douglas
5. Chicken Soup for the Soul (USA) Jack Canfield
6. The Trap (USA) Paul Erdmann
7. The Resurrection of Orpheus (USA) Mary Pipher
8. Love Against Will (USA) Annette Boudreau
9. I Love the Third Party (USA) Melody Jean
10. I Love Your Innocence (USA) Rebecca Ontus
11. He Needs Her, She Wants Him (USA) Willie Harri
12. The Confessions of a Man (USA) Mark Baker
13. Exchanges (USA) Olivia Goldsmith
14. The Gilded Age (USA) Edith Wharton
15. Chaos of the Sexual Vaccine (USA) Andrew Stanv
16. Jealousy (UK) D.H. Lawrence
17. The Complete Works of Peter Mayle (UK) Peter Mayle
18. The Catcher in the Rye (UK) J.D. Salinger
19. The Married Man (UK) Piers Paul Read
20. The Wisdom of Laughter (UK) Jerome
21. The Condition of Man (France) Jean-Paul Sartre
22. The King of the Red Light District (France) Wladimir Apollonoff
23. The Great Family (France) Maurice Druon
24. The Great Secret (France) René Barjavel
25. An Exceptional Relationship (France) Christine Angot
26. First Love (France) André Maugeron
27. Naked Statue (France) Daniel Frank
28. I, Slave and Lover (France) Jean André
29. Folly (France) Jacques Laurent
30. The Guest (France) Simone de Beauvoir
31. The Thief of Beauty (France) Pascal Bruckner
32. The Bird Watcher (France) Didier Decoin
33. Blood of Others (France) Simone Veil
34. The Decameron (France) Marguerite de Navarre
35. The Rise of the Commoner (Germany) Heinrich Mann
36. First Revenge, Then Entertainment (Germany) Eva Heller
37. Lies in Bed (Germany) Gerd Hoppmann
38. The Deceiving Demon (Japan) Jun Miyamoto
39. The Wisdom of Life (Spain) Baltasar Gracián
40. The Third Lie (Switzerland) Gottfried Keller
41. Unfinished Journey (Korea) Kim Ju-duk
42. The Woman Who Knocked on My Door (Ireland) Roddy Doyle
43. Land and Desire (Slovenia) Ivan Peter?i?
44. Notes on Love (Peru) Mario Vargas Llosa
45. The Diary of a Female Doctor (Hong Kong) Rachel Lai
World Classic Masterpieces Collection
55 Honored Works from the Hall of World Literature
46. The Old Man and the Sea (USA) Hemingway
47. Sister Carrie (USA) Theodore Dreiser
48. Gone with the Wind (USA) Margaret Mitchell
49. Forrest Gump (USA) Winston Groom
50. The Godfather (USA) Mario Puzo
51. The Last Godfather (USA) Barry Sonnenfeld
52. Titanic (USA) William Wallace-Hall
53. Patton (USA) Ladislas Farago
54. The Blue Bridge (USA) Robert Silsbee
55. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (USA) Ken Kesey
56. Dances with Wolves (USA) Kevin Costner
57. The Silence of the Lambs (USA) Thomas Harris
58. Inferiority and Transcendence (USA) Alfred Adler
59. Romeo and Juliet (UK) Shakespeare
60. The Merchant of Venice (UK) Shakespeare
61. Hamlet (UK) Shakespeare
62. The Complete Works of Shakespeare (UK) Shakespeare
63. Tess of the d’Urbervilles (UK) Thomas Hardy
64. Gulliver’s Travels (UK) Jonathan Swift
65. Jane Eyre (UK) Charlotte Bront?
66. Pride and Prejudice (UK) Jane Austen
67. The Pickwick Papers (UK) Charles Dickens
68. Lost Girl (UK) Daphne du Maurier
69. Utopia (UK) Thomas More
70. Theories of Government (UK) John Locke
71. An Essay on the Principle of Population (UK) Thomas Malthus
72. Sons and Lovers (UK) D.H. Lawrence
73. Nana (France) Emile Zola
74. The Three Musketeers (France) Alexandre Dumas
75. The Count of Monte Cristo (France) Alexandre Dumas
76. La Dame aux Camélias (France) Alexandre Dumas fils
77. The Red and the Black (France) Stendhal
78. The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (France) Victor Hugo
79. Les Misérables (France) Victor Hugo
80. The Three Musketeers (France) Honoré de Balzac
81. Père Goriot (France) Honoré de Balzac
82. Eugénie Grandet (France) Honoré de Balzac
83. The Master of the Dance (France) Roman Rolland
84. The Daughter of the Officer (Russia) Alexander Pushkin
85. Selected Poems of Pushkin (Russia) Alexander Pushkin
86. Fathers and Sons (Russia) Ivan Turgenev
87. Resurrection (Russia) Leo Tolstoy
88. War and Peace (Russia) Leo Tolstoy
89. Anna Karenina (Russia) Leo Tolstoy
90. Crime and Punishment (Russia) Fyodor Dostoevsky
91. The English Patient (Canada) Michael Ondaatje
92. Grand Hotel (Canada) David Hayre
93. Platoon (Canada) Al Dell
94. Childhood (USSR) Maxim Gorky
95. How the Steel Was Tempered (USSR) Nikolai Ostrovsky
96. Conversations with Goethe (Germany) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
97. All Quiet on the Western Front (Germany) Erich Maria Remarque
98. Don Quixote (Spain) Miguel de Cervantes
99. One Thousand and One Nights (Arabia) Anonymous
100. Manusmriti (India) Anonymous