World Classics of World Literature

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Features: "Dangerous Liaisons" is an elevation of French romantic novels by the author Laclos, who thoroughly reveals the fragile rose veil of the roguish and wanton, boldly depicting scandals in high society's love life, and exploring themes of love. High society wives and daughters considered it a dirty novel but secretly devoured it, while men regarded it as a guide for seducing women and indulging in love. It wasn't until a century after its publication that the ban was lifted, and it was made available for public printing. "Tess" tells the story of a virtuous and beautiful rural girl, Tess, who is tricked into losing her innocence and abandoned by her husband on their wedding night. When forced to succumb to fate, her husband changes his mind, and she bravely embarks on a quest for revenge. Hardy portrays a sympathetic woman in this novel. "Confessions" If a person's autobiography can make all of humanity contemplate in shame, then this autobiography is "Confessions"; if a person's experiences and reflections can make a nation reflect in despair, then this person is Rousseau. "Confessions" is the only renowned work that truly records the process of a person's adolescent emotional maturity and sexual physiological development. This work allows you to understand the exceptionally candid heart of a great man and his extraordinary inner world. "Gone with the Wind" is the only novel by the renowned American modern female writer Margaret Mitchell. The novel, with Scarlett O'Hara as its main character, depicts the love entanglements of several young people. Since its release, this work has become a world-famous love story and has firmly established its place in world literary history. The film adaptation of the novel, "Gone with the Wind," won 10 Academy Awards and became a classic in the history of cinema.