Manuscripts Collection includes more than 200 essays written by Borges as the editor in chief of the "e;foreign books and authors"e; of Family magazine in Buenos Aires, which involves the writer's life, creation, literary criticism and the journalistic "e;literary life"e;.From the nightmare, the metaphor, the time, these "e;bean curd cube"e; style words present the rhetorical intention of the Divine Comedy and the narrative law of the detective novels. It talks from Shakespeare and Kafka to Cao Xueqin and Murasaki Shikibu, serving as the reading notes and the writers' notes.Borges believes that many works of "e;second and third class"e; writers or even the street gossips may have something comparable to classics.