《罗生门》 《罗生门》以风雨不透的布局将人推向生死抉择的极限，从而展示了“恶”的无可回避，传递出作者对人的理解，对人的无奈与绝望。

China’S 1ast eunuch Sun Yaoting died in December 1996 at age 94．He took with him intimate stories of the last vestiges of Imperial China and was himself the 1ast in the line of eunuchs who had served the royal family for more than 2，000 years．His personal iourney from poor farmboy to revered servant to PU Yi and Wanrong．China’S last emperor and empress，iS an amazing iourney which also chronicles nearly one century of turbulence and upheavalin Chinese history and culture． This engrossing biography by Chinese historian Jia Yinghua fcatures first．hand accounts by Sun Yaoting of his adventures in the Forbidden City．his reunion with Pu Yi in Japanese—held Manchukuo in the 1 930s．his return to“normal”1ifc as a munity organizer in the Buddhist temple where he 1ivcd out the rest of his lifc． Beginning in the early 1 900s．Sun’S story follows events in China such as Pu Yi’S abdication of lmperial rule．the Japanese occupation 0f China which ended with the conclusion of

The title might have been written by Mao himself. Instead, it was dictated by the revealing, intimate, neverbeforepublished recollections of Li Yinqiao, Mao'odyguard, and brought to light by the author Quan Yanchi. After fifteen years of devoted service, Li received thisrequest from Mao: "If what happens in my family is a secretto others, it is not a secret to you. But don't write about mewhile I'm still alive; wait until I die, and write truthfully whenyou do." For the first time, the personal, inside story ofChina's dynamic leader and world statesman is told rathelife and thought of Mao, the husband, father, radeinarms, the peasant's son. The recollections, only now madepublic in English, provide the reader with a refreshinglydifferent perspective from any of the many other worksabout Mao, Highlighting the book are photographs, published here for the first time.

The title might have been written by Mao himself. Instead, it was dictated by the revealing, intimate, neverbeforepublished recollections of Li Yinqiao, Mao'odyguard, and brought to light by the author Quan Yanchi. After fifteen years of devoted service, Li received thisrequest from Mao: "If what happens in my family is a secretto others, it is not a secret to you. But don't write about mewhile I'm still alive; wait until I die, and write truthfully whenyou do." For the first time, the personal, inside story ofChina's dynamic leader and world statesman is told rathelife and thought of Mao, the husband, father, radeinarms, the peasant's son. The recollections, only now madepublic in English, provide the reader with a refreshinglydifferent perspective from any of the many other worksabout Mao, Highlighting the book are photographs, published here for the first time.

《昆虫记》是法国昆虫学家法布尔以无比的热情、追求真理的精神，倾其一生心血著成的科学巨著，是世界公认的青少年科普经典。在他的笔下，昆虫世界是如此千奇百怪、生机盎然，小小的昆虫恪守自然规则，为了生存和繁衍进行着不懈的努力，蜘蛛、蜜蜂、螳螂、蝎子、蝉、甲虫、蟋蟀等尤为出彩，表现出了惊人的灵性。《昆虫记》不仅仅是简单的昆虫记录，而且以人性来观照昆虫世界。

《月亮和六便士》 《月亮和六便士》 《月亮和六便士/微阅读》写的是一个英国证券交易所的经纪人，本已有牢靠的职业和地位、美满的家庭，但却迷恋上绘画，他弃家出走，到巴黎去追求绘画的理想。经过一番离奇的遭遇后，主人公后离开文明世界，到与世隔绝的塔希提岛上。他终于找到灵魂的宁静和适合自己艺术气质的氛嗣，并同一个土著女了同居，创作出一幅又一幅惊世杰作。作者通过这样一个一心追求艺术的怿才，探索了艺术的产生与个性的关系、艺术家与社会的矛盾等引人深思的问题。同时小书也引发了人们对摆脱世俗束缚、寻找心灵家园这一话题的思考。 《罗生门》 《罗生门》以风雨不透的布局将人推向生死抉择的极限，从而展示了“恶”的无可回避，传递出作者对人的理解，对人的无奈与绝望。 ...... 《罗生门》 《罗生门》 《罗生门》以风雨

本书依据有关历史记载，讲述唐代高僧玄奘远赴西天(印度)取经的故事。在近1400年前，这位中国僧人不畏艰险，跋涉数万公里，历时17年，进行了一次的文化之旅。他为后人留下了丰富的思想和文化遗产，并成为中印文化交流的象征。他游历新疆、中亚、印度一带的真实故事，别具魅力。

本社专事外文图书的编辑出版，几十年来用英文翻译出版了大量的中国文学作品和文化典籍，上自先秦，下迄现当代，力求全面而准确地反映中国文学及中国文化的基本面貌和灿烂成就。这些英译图书均取自相关领域的、的作品，英译则出自外译界名家。每本图书的编选、翻译过程均极其审慎严肃，精雕细琢，中文作品及相应的英译版本均堪称经典。我们意识到，这些英译精晶，不单有对外译介的意义，而且对英文学习者、爱好者及英译工作者，也是极有价值的读本。为此，我们对这些英译精品做了认真的遴选，编排成汉英对照的形式，陆续推出，以飨读者。

意大利人马可·罗于13世纪来到中国，在中国各以游历17年，回国后口述完成《马可·波罗游记》。《马可·波罗游记》是西方人感知东方的部著作，激起了欧洲人对东方的热烈向往，对新航路的开辟产生了巨大影响。马可·波罗也因此早期东西方文化交流的重要代表人物。