Fate Volume
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Summary
by Mu Shiying, "Chu Lu"
by Peng Jiahuang, "Jiao Xun"
by Peng Jiahuang, "Fen He de Yuan Yue" by Xiao Hong, "Jia Xiang de Zhu Zi Hui Tiao Wu" by Yuan Qun, "Xue Bi Ma Bu Geng Bai" by Bennett, "Qi Ma" by Maupassant, "Shang Di Yu Gou" by Nuel, "Liang Suo Ke Zhan" by Daudet, "Ru Lao Tang" by Daudet, "Di Jiao" by J. Cesbron, "Wu Zui de Nü Yong" by Maupassant, "Mao de Tian Tang" by Zola, "Tu Sha Bu Xiu de Ren" by Jean Revich, "Tong Xiang Tian Tang de Wan Lu" by E. Hawouofa, "Bu Hui Xiao de Ren" by Shimazaki Tōson, "Ning Meng Nü" by Kawabata Yasunari, "Ai Mei Er" by Hoshi Shin'ichi, "Jin Nao de Gong Ji" by Cela, "Ji Nian Ce" by Chekhov, "Heng Huo" by Chekhov, "Huan Xiang Qu" by Gorky, "You Da de Mian Kong" by da Vinci, "Er Cao Yuan" by Sienkiewicz, "Shi Yi Ge Er Zi" by Kafka, "Yang Ni Lao Tai Tai Jiang de Gu Shi"
by Kazantzakis, and others.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- General readers who enjoy Chinese and foreign short stories and want multiple styles in one volume
- Language teachers and reading promoters seeking thematic group-reading selections
- Office workers who want short pieces in fragmented time and prefer not to commit to long fiction
- Comparative-reading enthusiasts interested in both modern Chinese literature and foreign classics
Not a good fit for
- Readers who prefer in-depth study of a single author and systematic reading of one writer
- Readers uncomfortable with the jumpy rhythm of short stories and needing a continuous long narrative
- Readers sensitive to stylistic differences among translations from many languages and seeking uniformity
Reading tips
- Read first by country or author, then pair pieces on the same theme, such as "Zhu Fu" with "Wu Zui de Nü Yong."
- After each piece, note in one sentence its "turning point of fate"; review halfway through to see the editorial design.
- For foreign pieces set in unfamiliar contexts, read the ending first, then return to the text to lower the barrier to understanding.
About the publisher
Jilin University Press is a comprehensive university press based in Jilin Province, China. Its publishing covers university textbooks, academic monographs and general-interest titles, with common categories including inspirational growth, foreign literature, mystery and detective fiction, history and classic works. The database contains 171 titles, including representative books such as Don Quixote, Jane Eyre, Selected Works of Chekhov, The Moon and Sixpence, The Lady of the Camellias, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Family Instructions of Master Yan and The Sorrows of Young Werther, spanning foreign literary classics and traditional Chinese texts. Its author resources include Chinese and foreign figures such as W. Somerset Maugham, Yan Zhitui, Lü Siming and Ba Jin, as well as editors and authors such as Study Group and Zhang Ying. The press has developed a certain character in introducing foreign literary classics and compiling traditional readings, balancing adolescent reading with academic popularization. As public information is limited, the above focuses on the publishing directions reflected in its database titles.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 白光
- 祝福
- 秋河
- 祈愿
- 小小的心
- 旧宅
- 出路
- 教训
- 汾河的圆月
- 家乡的竹子会跳舞
- 雪比亚麻布更白
- 骑马
- 上帝与狗
- 两所客栈
- 乳酪汤
- 地窖
- 无罪的女佣
- 猫的天堂
- 屠杀不朽的人
- 通向天堂的弯路
- 不会笑的人
- 柠檬女
- 艾美儿
- 金脑的公鸡
- 纪念册
- 横祸
- 幻想曲
- 犹大的面孔
- 二草原
- 十一个儿子
- 杨尼老太太讲的故事
FAQ
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About the author
Reader's Club is an editorial team in the field of book publishing rather than an individual author, and public information about its nationality, birth and death years is limited. The team mainly engages in the selection and compilation of literary anthologies, with 124 works held in the catalog, covering categories such as classic works, prose and miscellaneous writings, and inspirational growth. Representative works include Fate Volume, Love Sayings, Voices of Growth, Young Thoughts, Reflections on Life, Youth Volume, The True Meaning of Emotion, and Emotion Volume. Its selections focus chiefly on prose and fiction by renowned Chinese and foreign authors as well as emotional stories of notable figures, and are mostly published by Jilin University Press and Jilin Audio-Visual Publishing House. Overall, Reader's Club's editorial direction leans toward emotional reading and inspirational growth titles for general readers, offering an accessible path into Chinese and foreign literature and emotional narratives through selection and compilation.