The names of all the writers in the 70s?

I'm not a fan of online literature. I'm a person who likes to read novels. I can answer questions about language and knowledge. There is no relevant information regarding the 60th generation of me. If you have more information about the 60th generation novels, I can try my best to answer your questions.

I can't provide all the romance novels. Romance novels are very widespread and often change because of different romance novels. The following are some well-known romance novels: 1 Mary Sue········ 2. Baby Annie······ 3. Qiong Yao······· 4. Jin Yong······· 5 Gu Long······· 6 Gu Man······· 7. I miss you."A dream of a good time" 8. Xinyi Dock, To Our Lost Youth 9 piles······· 10 Peaks…Peaks…

Animal writer: 1 Charlotte Bronté-Representative works: Jane Eyre, A Tale of Two Cities 2. William Somerset Maugham-Representative works: The Moon and Sixpence, Murder on the Oriental Express 3 George Orwell-Representative works: Animal Manor, 1984 The introduction was as follows: Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre tells the story of a poor but self-respecting woman's life from the countryside to the city and her emotional entanglement with the rich but arrogant male protagonist. This novel revealed the social class division and the predicament of women's status at that time. William Somerset Maugham's The Moon and Sixpence tells the story of an artist who gave up his family and money to pursue his dream. He met a woman on a train to London and began his life journey. The novel explored the subject of personal pursuits and moral choices. George Orwell's Animal Manor is a fable about a group of farm animals trying to resist human rule and establish their own free society. The novel revealed the social class division and the theme of animal rights.

I'm not really a fan of online novels. I'm a novel reader. I can answer questions about language and language learning, but I don't have the ability to access online literature knowledge. If you have any other questions, I'd be happy to help you.

Ultraman was a superhero character in a special TV series and movie. He was the main character in the Japanese special TV series Ultraman. Ultraman was usually depicted as a superhero in a blue battle suit with superhuman strength and high-tech equipment. The following are some common names and information in Ultraman: 1 Diga (Dega)-Diga Ultraman is the protagonist of the famous Japanese special feature TV series "Diga Ultraman", which was broadcasted in the 1970s and is still very popular today. 2 Dina (Dina)-Dina Ultraman is the main character of the Japanese special TV series "Dina Ultraman", which was broadcasted in 2006. 3 Gaia (Gaia)-Gaia Ultraman is the main character of the Japanese special TV series Gaia Ultraman, which was broadcasted in 2006. Ultraman Dream is the main character of the Japanese special feature TV series "Ultraman Dream", which was broadcasted in 2006. 5 Big Monsters Fight (Ultraman Gaia)-The Big Monster Fight was the main character of the Japanese special TV series "Night of the Galaxy Train: The Legend of the Super Galaxy", which was broadcasted in 2008. 6 Monster Excalibur (Ultraman Transformation)-Monster Excalibur is the main character of the Japanese special TV series "Monster Messenger Messenger", which was broadcasted in 2009. 7 Ultraman Gaia-Ultraman Gaia is the main character of the Japanese special feature television series "Night of the Galaxy Train: Legend of the Galaxy", which was broadcasted in 2008. 8 Ultraman series-The Ultraman series is one of the most famous feature series in Japan, including many Ultraman series such as Ultraman, Ultraman Monster Wars, Ultraman Legend, etc.

Balzac's works include: Human Comedy (Human Comedy is one of Balzac's most famous works and is considered a masterpiece in the history of world literature. It is a long article describing the social, political, cultural, and historical life before and after the French Revolution. It is divided into seven parts: "Eugenie Grandet","Old Man Gao","Newgen Bank","Disillusionment","Newgen Bank Mystery" and "The Last Judgment") "Eugenie Grandet"(Eugenie Grandet is one of Balzac's representative novels. It reveals the gap between the rich and the poor and the class contradictions in French society at that time with the character of Grandet as the center.) 3."Père Goriot"(Père Goriot is another masterpiece of Balzac. It portrays the life of the French upper class and the characters of the poor class, revealing the dark side of French society at that time.) 4 "The Bank of Neuchigen"(The Bank of Neuchigen is another representative work of Balzac. It reveals the drawbacks of the French financial system at that time by telling the story of the Bank of Neuchigen.) 5. Disillusionment (Disillusionment is a short story by Balzac, which tells the story of a rich businessman who eventually lost all his wealth and status due to greed and vanity and fell into despair.) 6.<<The Compendium of Human Comedy>>(<<The Compendium of Human Comedy>> is Balzac's summary of all his works, including novels, plays, essays, etc.) 7 The Book of No Thoughts (The Book of No Thoughts is another novel by Balzac. It is about a mysterious Prussian who can predict the future and change the world by reading the secret book of human psychology and thought process.)

I don't know if Li Liang has written novels or not. At the same time, even if I know Li Liang's novel, I can't confirm the name of his main character. The title of the novel and the name of the protagonist usually depended on the plot and theme of the novel.

Alright, here are the names of all of Liu Cixin's novels: 1 Three-Body Problem 2 Ball Lightning 3 Wandering Earth 4 Supernova Era 5 Dark Forest 6 " Earth's Past " 7 The Age of Mirrors " Three-body II Dark Forest " 9. Death's Eternal Life 10 " Hyperspace Roaming " Ball Lightning 2 Wandering Earth 2 " Three-body III: Death's Eternal Life " Dark Forest III Cambrian-era 15 " Journey to the Universe " " Three-body III, Dark Forest II " Supernova Era 2 The Age of Mirrors 2 Earth's Past 2 " Three-body II, Dark Forest I "

The following are some foreign writers with longer names and their works: 1. William Shakespeare: a famous British writer of the renaissance period, known as "one of the most important figures of the renaissance". His works include Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, etc. 2 Hugo van Gogh: 18th century French painter and writer known as "one of the important representatives of the romantic movement." His works include "Notre-Dame de Paris" and "Miserables". 3. Daniel Defoe: A 19th-century British novelist known as "one of the representatives of the Victoria." His works include Oliver Twist and A Tale of Two Cities. 4. Hugo van Gogh: 18th century French painter and writer known as "one of the important representatives of the romantic movement." His works include "Notre-Dame de Paris" and "Miserables". 5. Maurice Noir: A 19th-century French novelist known as "one of the representatives of modern French literature." His works include Marion Toulouse, Solum, etc. 6 Faulkner (John Faulkner): 20th-century American novelist known as "one of the representatives of modern literature." His works included The Sound and Fury, The Local Sceneries of Virgil, and so on. 7 Maugham (FSWMaugham): A 20th-century British novelist known as "one of the representatives of the Victoria." His works include The Moon and Sixpence and The Shackles of Humanity. 8. Daniel Defoe: A 19th-century British novelist known as "one of the representatives of the Victoria." His works include Oliver Twist and A Tale of Two Cities. James Joyce: 20th-century Irishman was known as "one of the representatives of modern literature." His works include Ulysses and The Waste Land. 10. Ernest Hemmingway: In the 20th century, the United States was known as one of the representatives of modern literature. His works include The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms.

Okay, here are three modern ones: 1 George Orwell: His works include 1984, Animal Farm, etc. 2 Margaret Atwood (Margaret Atwood): Her works include Gone with the Wind, Snow, etc. 3. Hugo Weaving: His works include "Miserables" and "Notre-Dame de Paris".