Cary Grant

Author: Dreiser
Publisher:
Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Literature is a treasure trove, and world classics are important legacies of the excellent cultures of various nations. To inherit these cultural fruits, applying the old to the new and the foreign to the Chinese, and promoting the renewal of our ancient civilization under new circumstances, making it more vibrant and dynamic, is the historical mission of our generation. Lenin once said, "Only by enriching one's mind with all the wealth and knowledge created by humanity can one become a communist." Today, as China continues to deepen its reform and opening-up, and as we advocate a new socialist spiritual civilization, it is even more necessary to widely absorb beneficial elements from foreign literature to develop and enrich our new socialist literature. The content of this book includes: The Temptation of the City; Seeking a Job; Twenty-Four and a Half Cents a Week; The Jest of Life; Evil in the Night; The Knight of Charity; Beauty That Cannot Help Itself; Inauspicious Affair; Dangerous Embers; The Manager's Visit; Rising Desire; The Manager's Pursuit; Surprise and Delight; The Faded Lover; The Magic of Youth; Unexpected Discovery; The Light of Hope; Dreams of Reality; Amidst Confusion; Charm and Desire; Burning Desire; Desire and Jealousy; Struggle in Despair; Chaos at Home; Turbulent Times; Seeking a Way Out; Desperate Measures; Escape and Travel; The Drifting Boat.