World Classics - 100 Works

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Features: Full 108 volumes, 112 books of new translations of world classics in the Super Value Edition. Spend the least amount of money to buy the best classics. Buy a book to win a grand prize: free European tour. Gift with three Oscars award-winning VCD films. Special gift: Watch three Oscars award-winning films "Hamlet" This film, also known as "The Revenge of the Prince," is Shakespeare's highest achievement on screen. It won the Oscars for Best Picture and Best Actor twice, and was nominated for Best Director and Best Supporting Actress twice. King Hamlet of Denmark passes away, and the night watchman continuously sees the ghost of the old king, informing Prince Hamlet. While his uncle Claudius has not yet completed his mourning for two months, he marries his brother-in-law, Queen Gertrude, to inherit the throne. The prince converses with the ghost and learns that his uncle murdered his father and took his mother. The Prime Minister Polonius depends on the treacherous faction and forces his daughter Ophelia to end her love with the prince. The prince feigns madness to deceive everyone, staging a silent short play depicting the old king's murder to test the truth of the ghost's words. He invites the new king and queen to watch the original work: Shakespeare Directed by Laurence Olivier Starring Laurence Olivier
Jane Seymour
Casablanca (1941) Casablanca in 1941 has not yet fallen into German hands, but the situation is tense and could erupt at any moment. In Rick's nightclub, the owner Rick is a mysterious figure. The Czech anti-Nazi leader Laszlo and his wife Ilsa arrive at Rick's nightclub, hoping to obtain a visa to leave Casablanca, while the German major Strasser does everything he can to prevent Laszlo from leaving. When Rick sees Ilsa, he discovers she is the former lover who has caused him great heartache. Although he cannot forget the old love, Rick still decides to take action to escort Laszlo and Ilsa out of Casablanca. Director: Michael Curtiz Starring: Humphrey Bogart Ingrid Bergman
Gone with the Wind During the American Civil War, Scarlett O'Hara, the beautiful and willful daughter of a Southern plantation owner, experiences war and transforms from a spoiled heiress to the head of a family. She works tirelessly to protect her home, both domestically and socially, but the blind love hidden in her heart remains unshaken. She has always admired young Ashley, while Ashley is infatuated with the gentle and kind Melanie. By the time Scarlett realizes that her true love is Rhett, true love has already worn itself out. Original: Margaret Mitchell Directed by Victor Fleming Starring: Vivien Leigh Clark Gable
Buy a book to win a grand prize: Free European tour
From the first prize: 1 name European ten-day tour to five countries (Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg) First prize: 2 names Thailand, Hong Kong, Macau ten-day tour Second prize: 30 copies of A Dream of Splendor (price: 780 yuan)
Prize draw rules (1) 1000 World Classics copies are numbered (starting and ending numbers: 0001—2000). The serial number is printed on the cover of the 68th volume of each set, and the same numbered draw card is bound inside that volume. (2) The draw card is divided along the perforation line. Purchasers should fill in the relevant sections and mail the original right half of the card (copies are invalid) and a copy of the purchase invoice to the 033 mailbox of Zhongguancun Post Office, Haidian District, Beijing, by registered mail. The lower left corner of the envelope should be marked "Draw". The deadline for returning the draw card is May 15, 2000 (based on Chinese postmarks). The first three purchasers to return the draw card will be invited as special guests to participate in the draw and oversee the entire process on-site. The round-trip hard ticket for the special guests will be provided by the Beijing office of the Ili People's Publishing House. (3) The draw time is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on June 8, 2000 (Monday). At that time, all 33 winning numbers will be drawn in sequence by computer under the joint of the Director of the Beijing office of the Ili People's Publishing House, three distributor representatives, and three special guests, and the winning winners will be announced on the spot. (4) To claim the prize, the winners must provide: a copy of their ID card, the 68th volume of World Classics and the corresponding left side of the draw card. The deadline for claiming the prize is June 30, 2000. Winners who fail to claim their prizes by this date will be considered to have forfeited their right to collect the prize. (5) The departure ports for the European tour are Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenyang. Recipients can choose the nearest port. Travel agencies can be used to process the travel passport, and you can freely choose a tour group to leave in July or August of the same year. (6) The right of interpretation of this regulation belongs to the Ili People's Publishing House. Special attention: The 68th volume of World Classics and the attached draw card are proof of participation in the draw and qualification to win the prize. Therefore, readers are advised to carefully review and inspect the books when purchasing to protect their legitimate rights and interests.
Buy the book for a leisurely reading experience (second prize) A Dream of Splendor is only fit for reading by lamplight, with great collection value. It is the highest achievement in ancient Chinese erotic literature, depicting reality and specifics far beyond The Golden Chamber and The Flesh Cauldron. The Qing government banned and burned it thirteen times, and only one isolated copy remains in mainland China. It is now being presented to the public for the first time. Lucky trip
Thailand, Hong Kong, Macau (first prize) Published by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press in March 1999, large octavo, Australian imported super luxury gift box, 70 grams offset printing, 4 volumes in total, priced at 780 yuan.
Itinerary
Day 1—Hong Kong Ocean Park, Jiguan Village, Repulse Bay, Victoria Peak Night View
Day 2—Hong Kong to Bangkok: Chek Lap Kok Bridge, jewelry wholesale shops, department stores and electrical appliance stores
Day 3—Bangkok: Chao Phraya River, floating markets, Grand Palace, Jade Buddha Temple, leather factories
Day 4—Bangkok to Pattaya: National Jewelry Display Center, Crocodile, cabaret performance
Day 5—Pattaya: Coral Island, Dongpo Amusement Park, Golden Buddha Temple
Day 6—Pattaya to Bangkok: National Snake Park, Silk Road shops
Day 7—Bangkok to Hong Kong: 1997 Hong Kong handover exhibition center
Day 8—Free activity in Hong Kong
Day 9—Hong Kong to Macau: Daanfa, Mazu Temple, horse racing, Four Gods Temple, casino
Day 10—Macau to end the pleasant journey
First prize: One winner for a ten-day European tour to five countries (Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg). Europe is full of charm and elegance. The elegance and romance of France, the folk culture of the Netherlands, the optimistic independence of Belgium, the exquisite and petite of Luxembourg, and the Rhine landscape of Germany are all warmly welcoming you. When is the best time to go to Europe? If you want to explore the charm of Europe, let your mind's space extend to its extreme. Join our "Buy a Book, Win a Grand Prize, Free European Tour" event, and you will have the opportunity to savor European civilization, experience its essence, delve into local customs, and fully embrace the true spirit of Europe.
Day 1—Beijing to Hong Kong: After passing through customs, passengers take a plane to Hong Kong (your journey begins here) / Arranged tour of Hong Kong Square
Day 2—Hong Kong to Amsterdam: After breakfast, take a luxury plane straight to Amsterdam / Watch the unique night view of the flower street / A corner of Amsterdam
Day 3—Amsterdam—Waterloo—Brussels: Zadarma windmill village, wooden shoes factory, Dam Square, Waterloo battlefield, Grand Place / Dutch wooden shoes, Dutch windmills
Day 4—Brussels—Coblenz—Frankfurt:, atomic ball, imperial palace square, corner of Germany, Charles walking street, Romberg square / The atomic ball is the symbol of the Brussels World's Fair
Day 5—Frankfurt—Trier—Luxembourg: Marx's former residence, Luxembourg Grand Canyon, Constitution Square, Adam's Bridge / Luxembourg Grand Canyon: Old-fashioned houses are scattered, with a long bridge in the distance, the Charlotte bridge
Day 6—Luxembourg—Paris: Versailles Palace / Optional: Enjoy a dance performance in the night club
Special recommendation—Versailles Palace: The most luxurious palace in France, Louis XIV spent nearly 50 years turning a "land without scenery, water, or trees, a barren and desolate place" in the southwest of Paris into a magnificent palace. It contains countless works of art. The most luxurious place in the palace is the Hall of Mirrors. Versailles Palace covers a vast area, with gardens near the palace and forests in the distance, perfectly embodying the principles of classical garden design.
Day 7—Paris: Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Galeries Lafayette, Paris Opera, Optional: Cruise on the Seine
Special recommendation—Louvre: Together with the Metropolitan Museum in New York and the British Museum in London, the Louvre is one of the three greatest museums in the world, collecting nearly a million treasures from the East, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Van Gogh's Sunflowers was wildly auctioned for 100 million US dollars, but who would dare to buy The Smile of Mona Lisa? Night view of the Seine with uniquely designed bridges
Day 8—Paris: Champs-élysées, Notre-Dame de Paris, Arc de Triomphe, perfume shops
Special recommendation—Arc de Triomphe: The Arc de Triomphe stands beside the Champs-élysées and high-end clothing stores. The arches on it record the achievements of each war from the French Revolution to the Empire (defeats are not recorded). Below is the tomb of the unknown soldiers, with a permanent flame symbolizing patriotism burning. You can take the elevator to the top to overlook the scenery near the Champs-élysées. Perfume shops, open-air cafes, street performers
Day 9—Paris—Hong Kong: After breakfast, take a luxury plane back to Hong Kong / Night view of Hong Kong
Day 10—Hong Kong: The plane arrives in Hong Kong / A pleasant journey comes to an end
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