Anne Baby's golden times, Lotus, Rose Island, etc. All her books are worth reading. Flaubert's Parrot, if you don't watch it all your life, you may feel sorry; Hong Ying is my favorite woman writer. Her death in Shanghai, her hungry daughter and so on will keep you awake. Jia Pingwa's novels can't be missed, because they are all great, but I don't know what to recommend here; Thoreau's Walden; Turgenev's The Hunter's Notes; Lu Yao's Ordinary World; Personally, I don't like Rainbow Xiaobo's novels very much, but his prose is a must. Han Han's triple door is worth seeing. Don't waste time on others. Yu Hua's Going Out at Eighteen is my favorite. Many of his novels are excellent. S. Autel's story is great, among which Black Pearl is the best. Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Forest is ok, but what impressed me most is his dance. I don't know why I can't watch Paradise Lost by Junichi Watanabe, but paradise regained likes it very much. . .

Two Wan Li under the Sea, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Anne of Green Gables, The Wizard of Oz, etc. I was never bored since I was a child. They are great and can be read for a lifetime.

The above are just great works of modern and contemporary times, and now I recommend them to you with the deepest impression. If you have time, then I also recommend you to read some ancient literary treasures: Historical Records, which is more vivid and wonderful than any whining TV or ghost story; Purple Tongzhi Sword is also worth reading. The Book of Songs is worth reciting from time to time.

Not to mention the four classic novels. .

I hope you can find a book that you like and can read for a lifetime.