Mother and Son (Upper, Middle, Lower)

Author: Roman Rolland
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Publish Date: 1998-05-01
Features: This book records the process of a resolute woman's soul's self-development and self-perfection. The protagonist's surname "Lévêque" symbolizes her life as a long, ever-flowing river, full of vitality and hope. She overcomes her own weaknesses and flaws, never giving up, and flows forward, overcoming all obstacles. Roman Rolland is an important contemporary French writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1915. He wrote extensively throughout his life, with diverse literary themes. The Mother and the Son is one of his representative long novels, recording the process of a resolute woman's soul's self-development and self-perfection. The protagonist's surname "Lévêque" symbolizes her life as a long, ever-flowing river, full of vitality and hope. She overcomes her own weaknesses and flaws, never giving up, and flows forward, overcoming all obstacles. The work depicts the grand and tumultuous reality of French society while also using an idealistic tone to shape a strong and powerful soul.