Oliver Twist Dickens: Oliver Twist, Thorn Birds, Thorn Birds, Robinson Crusoe, Robinson Crusoe, Peter Pan, Peter Pan
Classic fragments of foreign classics:
(describing a person) [judging from pride and prejudice] ... but his friend Mr. Darcy soon caught the attention of the whole audience because he was tall, handsome and dignified. Less than five minutes after he came in, there was a widely circulated news that he earned 10,000 pounds a year ... About half a night, people looked at him with great admiration until his behavior aroused people's disgust, which reversed his reputation. Because he was found to be proud, higher than his company and higher than happy ...
(Describe a scenery and write a scene) [from Rebecca in Butterfly Dream] Nature once again entered her own world, and bit by bit, in her furtive and insidious way, she occupied the driving force with her long and tenacious fingers. Even in the past, the forest has always been a threat, but it has finally won. They are crowded, dark, uncontrolled, and the boundary of the driveway. Beeches with bare white branches are very close to each other, and their branches are intertwined in a strange embrace, forming a vault on my head, just like the arch of a church.
(Describe an object) [From Lord of the Flies] This shell is interesting and beautiful, and it is a valuable plaything ... In color, this shell is dark cream with light pink everywhere. Between the tip worn into a small hole and the pink lips, there is an 18-inch shell, which is slightly twisted in a spiral shape and covered with exquisite relief patterns.