Wuthering Heights

Author: Bront?
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Publish Date: 2001-06-15
Features: Wuthering Heights is the name of Mr. Heathcliff's residence. "Wuthering" is a meaningful inland adjective, describing the atmospheric turbulence experienced by the place during stormy weather. Indeed, it must be filled with invigorating, pure air at all times. Over there, from the other end of the house, several short firs lean over. This translation is the earliest Chinese version published domestically, continuously republished, and has remained consistently popular. The book is considered a classic of world literature and has been widely praised since its release. The protagonist, Heathcliff, falls in love with the daughter of the who adopted him, but they cannot be together due to the vast social disparity. Several years later, when Heathcliff returns to the manor, he seeks cruel revenge on the person who stole his love and happiness. Although the revenge is successful, he does not find happiness in it but leaves behind a heartbreaking legend.