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3集广播剧《历史的守望者》 《历史的守望者》是根据"九·一八"事变后的第二年，一九三二年九月十六日，日本帝国主义用惨绝人寰的罪恶手段，残杀平顶山平民百姓三千多人，制造了震惊中外的"平顶山惨案"，这一历史史实创作录制的。 该剧以真实的笔触，塑造了以"殉难同胞遗址纪念馆"的馆长钟达为代表的一批善良、正直、热爱和平的典型人物形象。同时，也鞭挞和揭露了以川上为代表的日本帝国主义在侵华战争中所犯下的滔天罪行。再现了当年平顶山三千多手无寸铁的百姓在日军的多挺机关***扫射下一片片倒下的悲惨情景。 七十年后的今天，热爱和平的日本军人后代"美代子"清醒的认识到她父辈在中国留下不可饶恕的罪行，主动配合"平顶山大惨案"的幸存者马宝胜诉告日本******讨回公道，表现出中日两国人民热爱和平的伟大情节。 在东京的法庭上，钟达代表三千多名殉难同胞，义正辞严的谴责日本帝国主义给中国人民留下的灾难和痛苦，有力的反击了日军右翼势力想要抹杀这一历史事实。他说："今天走进这个法庭的主要目的，就是要伸张正义，警醒后人，根除伤害全人类的罪恶，防范威胁全人类的战争！在此，我们要正告那些至今仍蓄意掩盖和否定历史真相的人，尊重历史，将被历史所尊重，否定历史将被历史否定，我们这些历史的守望者坚信--正义必胜。"其实，这场状告日本******的官司我们在道义上已经取得了胜利，该剧的结尾处钟达馆长面对三千多殉难同胞的累累白骨，深情的表述："平顶山的乡亲们呐，我刚刚从日本回来，在东京的法庭上，我切实感觉到--人心反对罪恶，世间自有公道！你们……安息吧！" 　　本剧获第八届中宣部"五个一工程"入选作品奖。

胡敏，湖南华容人，人称“胡雅思”，新东方教育集团总裁，北京新东方学校第二任校长， 着名英语教学与测试专家，留英学者，十九岁湖南湘潭大学英语系本科毕业，一九八八年获上海师 范大学英语系英语语言学硕士学位，二十八岁破格晋升副教授，原国际关系学院英文系副主任、英 语专业硕士生导师。从事高校英语教育事业近二十年，多次获优秀教师称号、青年教师讲课比赛优 胜奖，荣获北京市第五届哲学社会科学优秀成果二等奖，在全国各种英语语言文学专业学刊上发表 学术论文数十篇，现已出版英语着作数十部。多次应邀赴英联邦国家、日本着名大学和语言学校进 行学术交流。一九九五年到新东方任兼职教师，在新东方开创国内考试培训部和雅思考试培训部， 包括四级、六级、考研英语、雅思四种培训项目，在英语培训领域提出自己独特的教学理念——改 进学习方法、提高应试技巧、加强英语实用、升华事业人生，这一理念在新东方的课堂上得以贯彻 并为广大学员所认可。

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拉是一个与众不同的女孩，她不热爱虚荣，不会像其他女孩一样追求时髦，也不愿伪装自己刻意去和合不来的同学搞好关系。因为母亲再婚的缘故，贝拉搬去和父亲同住。在新学校里，贝拉遇到了一个名叫爱德华的男孩，他跟贝拉遇见过的所有人都不一样，不仅英俊、聪明、幽默，而且跟贝拉非常有共同语言。两人很快就陷入了爱河。然而爱德华的真实身份其实是一个吸血鬼，自从1918年后他就没有变老过，他可以空手制止一辆飞驰的汽车，跑起来快过狮子，但和其他吸血鬼不一样的是，爱德华本人和他的家族选择了一种独特的生活方式，他们并不喝人血。随着交往的深入，爱德华因为贝拉与自己的过分接近，必须强力控制自己嗜血的本能，同时，爱德华家族的死敌也前来挑战，面临种种困难，爱德华和贝拉能有情人终成眷属吗·

《喋血会战》是凤凰卫视2004年热播的节目，主要选编了抗战时期国民党军队参加的比较有代表性的几次大会战（包括台儿庄战役、武汉会战、长沙会战、衡阳保卫战、常德保卫战、桂南会战、中原会战、滇缅远征军等等）及有关战时的中国经济、民生、中外关系等方面的内容。

LettersofTwoBridesisanepistolarynovel.ThetwobridesareLouisedeChaulieu(MadameGaston)andRenéedeMaucombe(Madamel'Estorade).Thewomenbecamefriendsduringtheireducationataconventanduponleavingbeganalife-longcorrespondence.Fora17yearperiod,theyexchangelettersdescribingtheirlives. MichelleCrandallreadsRenee'sletters,andKaraShallenbergreadsLouise's.LettersfromthemenintheirlivesarereadbyPeterYearsley,DavidBarnes,DennySayers,andSeanMcKinley.

TheHouseofMirth(1905),byEdithWharton,isanovelaboutNewYorksocialiteLilyBartattemptingtosecureahusbandandaplaceinrichsociety.ItisoneofthefirstnovelsofmannersinAmericanliterature,andoneofthefirsttoopenlyexplorehowAmericanVictoriansocietyofferedlittlesocialmobilityforwomen.

TheHouseofMirth(1905),byEdithWharton,isanovelaboutNewYorksocialiteLilyBartattemptingtosecureahusbandandaplaceinrichsociety.ItisoneofthefirstnovelsofmannersinAmericanliterature,andoneofthefirsttoopenlyexplorehowAmericanVictoriansocietyofferedlittlesocialmobilityforwomen.

LifeontheMississippiisamemoirbyMarkTwaindetailinghisdaysasasteamboatpilotontheMississippiRiverbeforetheAmericanCivilWar.

Flatland:ARomanceofManyDimensionsisan1884sciencefictionnovellabytheEnglishschoolmasterEdwinAbbottAbbott.Asasatire,FlatlandofferedpointedobservationsonthesocialhierarchyofVictorianculture.However,thenovella'smoreenduringcontributionisitsexaminationofdimensions;inaforewordtooneofthemanypublicationsofthenovella,notedsciencewriterIsaacAsimovdescribedFlatlandas"Thebestintroductiononecanfindintothemannerofperceivingdimensions."Assuch,thenovellaisstillpopularamongstmathematics,physicsandcomputersciencestudents.

ThebooktellsthestoryofthequestforCaptainGrantoftheBritannia.AfterfindingabottlecastintotheoceanbythecaptainhimselfaftertheBritanniaisshipwrecked,LordandLadyGlenarvanofScotlanddecidetolauncharescueexpedition.Themaindifficultyisthatthecoordinatesofthewreckagearemostlyerased,andonlythelatitude(37degrees)isknown. LordGlenarvanmakesithisquesttofindGrant;togetherwithhiswife,Grant’schildrenandthecrewofhisyachttheDuncantheysetoffforSouthAmerica.AnunexpectedpassengerintheformofFrenchgeographerJacquesPaganeljoinsthesearch.TheyexplorePatagonia,TristandaCunhaIsland,AmsterdamIsland,AustraliaandnewZelandandfindCaptainGrantatlast.

concerninganexpeditiontoaplateau(nativenameisTepuyes)inSouthAmerica(Venezuela)whereprehistoricanimals(dinosaursandotherextinctcreatures)stillsurvive.ThecharacterofProfessorChallengerwasintroducedinthisbook.Interestingly,foraseminalworkofdinosaur-relatedfiction,thereptilesonlyoccupyasmallportionofthenarrative.Muchmoretimeisdevotedtoawarbetweenearlyhumanhominidsandavicioustribeofape-likecreatures.

AndrewLang'sFairyBooksorAndrewLang's"Coloured"FairyBooksareatwelve-bookseriesoffairytalecollections.AlthoughAndrewLangdidnotcollectthestorieshimselffromtheoraltradition,theextentofhissources(whohadcollectedthemoriginally),madethemanimmenselyinfluentialcollection,especiallyasheusedforeign-languagesources,givingmanyofthesetalestheirfirstappearanceinEnglish.Asacknowledgedintheprefaces,althoughLanghimselfmademostoftheselections,hiswifeandothertranslatorsdidalargeportionofthetranslatingandtellingoftheactualstories.ManyofthemwereillustratedbyHenryJ.Ford.LancelotSpeedalsodidsomeillustrations.

AManofMeansisacollectionofsixshortstorieswrittenincollaborationbyP.G.WodehouseandC.H.Bovill.ThestoriesallstarRolandBleke,anondescriptyoungmantowhomfinancialsuccesscomesthroughaseriesof"lucky"chances,thefirstfromawininasweepstakehehadforgottenentering.Roland,likemanyatimidyoungmanseeksloveandmarriage.Inthispursuithiswealthisregularlyamixedblessing.Theplotofeachstoryfollowsitspredecessor,sometimesdirectly,andoccasionallyreferbacktopasteventsinBleke'smeteoriccareer.Thewritingstyleiscrispanddroll,andshowsmuchoftheskillandpolishofthelaterWodehouse.ThedisastersthatbefallthehaplessBlekeareentertaininglyrecountedandhisunforeseenrescuessurpriseanddelight.Inthecharacterofthebutler,MrTeal,wemeetanearlydraftoftheingeniousJeeves.ThestoriesfirstappearedintheUnitedKingdominTheStrandin1914,andintheUnitedStatesinPictorialReviewin1916.TheywerelaterpublishedinbookformintheUKbyPorpoiseBooksin1991;thecollectionwasreleasedonProjectGutenbergin2003.

JeremyGarnet,asecond-ratenovelist,getstalkedintojoininghisoldpalStanleyFeatheringstonehaughUkridgeinaninsaneplantostartachickenranch.Garnetshouldbailoutonhiscrazyfriend,buthefallsinlovewithoneofUkridge'sneighbors,Phyllis.Soonheisuptohisneckinsickchickens,baddebts,ahostilefuturefather-in-law,asinisterplot,anddirtygolf.Itallgetsabitthick,what·

MariustheEpicureanisaphilosophicalnovelwrittenbyWalterPater,publishedin1885.InitPaterdisplays,withfullnessandelaboration,hisidealoftheaestheticlife,hiscultofbeautyasopposedtobareasceticism,andhistheoryofthestimulatingeffectofthepursuitofbeautyasanidealofitsown.TheprinciplesofwhatwouldbeknownastheAestheticmovementwerepartlytraceabletothisbook;anditsimpactwasparticularlyfeltononeofthemovement'sleadingproponents,OscarWilde,aformerstudentofPateratOxford.

SirThomasHenryHallCaine,CH,KBE(14May1853–31August1931),usuallyknownasHallCaine,wasaBritishauthor.HeisbestknownasanovelistandplayrightofthelateVictorianandtheEdwardianeras.Inhistimehewasexceedinglypopularandatthepeakofhissuccessandhisnovelsoutsoldthoseofhiscontemporaries.Manyofhisnovelswerealsomadeintofilms.Hisnovelswereprimarilyromanticinnature,involvingthelovetriangle,buttheydidalsoaddresssomeofthemoreseriouspoliticalandsocialissuesoftheday. HewasaloveroftheIsleofManandManxcultureandpurchasedalargehouse,GreebaCastle,ontheisland.ForatimehewasaMemberoftheHouseofKeys. In1916TheManxman,whichwasproducedbytheLondonFilmCompany,wasfilmedontheIsleofManandwhenitwasreleasedin1917itdrewhugecrowdsinBritainandAmerica. TheManxmantellsthestoryoftwochildhoodfriends,apoorfisherman,PeteQuilliam,andalawyer,PhilipChristian.PeteisinlovewithKatebutwhenherfather,OldCaesarrefusestoconsenttotheirmarriage,PetesetsoffforAfricatomakehisfortune,askingPhiliptotakecareofKateuntilhereturns.

'TheForsyteSaga'isthestoryofawealthyLondonfamilystretchingfromtheeighteen-eightiesuntilthenineteen-twenties. TheManofPropertyisthefirstbookinthesaga.The'manofproperty'ofthetitleisSoamesForsyte,apartnerinthefamilylawfirm.HeismarriedtoIrenebutthemarriageisnothappyandduringthebookshefallsinlovewithanotherman. Anotherbranchofthefamilyisheadedby'OldJolyon,'estrangedfromhisbohemianartistson'YoungJolyon'andthestorytellsoftheirrapprochementandofYoungJolyon'sdaughterJunewhoisengagedtoanarchitectPhilipBosinney. ForthosefamiliarwiththeForsytes,thisbooktakesusuptothenightwhenSoamesexerciseshis'rights'andtothedeathofBosinney.

“Youcan’tfoololdMotherNature.No,Sir,youcan’tfoololdMotherNature,andit’sofnousetotry.”TheanimalsoftheGreenMeadowsandGreenForesthavelittleadventureswhileGrandfatherFrogtellsstoriestoMotherWestWind’schildren,theMerryLittleBreezes.

TheMonkey’sPawwaswrittenin1902byW.W.Jacobs.It’sadarkbroodingtalewhichpromisesfromthestartthatthelightyouseeattheendofthetunnelisactuallyanoncomingtrain.MrandMrsWhiteofLaburnumVillasstepouttowardthatlightbytakingupthethreewishesgrantedtotheowneroftheMonkey’sPaw.TerriblethingshavehappenedtopreviousownersofthisartifactbutsurelytheWhiteswillfarebetterthanthosewhohavegonebefore…

Sciencefiction(abbreviatedSForsci-fiwithvaryingpunctuationandcase)isabroadgenreoffictionthatofteninvolvessociologicalandtechnicalspeculationsbasedoncurrentorfuturescienceortechnology.Thisisareader-selectedcollectionofshortstories,firstpublishedbetween1951–1962,thatenteredtheUSpublicdomainwhentheircopyrightwasnotrenewed.

CarlStantonisaninvalidsufferingfromanunusualboutofrheumatism.Hisfianceeisgoneforthewinterandthoughhebegshertowritetohelpeasehisboredomandpainsheisstingywithherletters.Shesendshimwhatshecallsa'ridiculouscircular'whichshestatesisveryaproposofhissentimentalpassionforletters.Inasuddenfitofmischief,maliceandrheumatism,CarldecidestorespondtothecircularwhichresultsinbringingaboutthenecessarydistractioninaflurryoflettersthatdoeaseCarl'sboredomandpainbutalsobringhimsomethingelsethatheneverquiteexpected.

JonathanSwiftalmostdefinessatireinthisbitingandbrutalpamphletinwhichhesuggeststhatpoor(Catholic)Irishfamiliesshouldfattenuptheirchildrenandsellthemtotherich(Protestant)landowners,thussolvingthetwinproblemsofstarvingchildrenandpovertyinoneblow.Whenthe“Proposal”waspublishedin1729,Swiftwasquicklyattacked,andevenaccusedofbarbarity–theexactstatethe“Proposal”waswrittentoexpose.