Childhood; In the World; My University

Author: Maxim Gorky
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This is the autobiographical trilogy by the great Soviet writer Maxim Gorky. As early as the 1890s, Gorky had the idea of writing a biographical novel. At that time, he had told Lenin on more than one occasion about his childhood and youth, and Lenin listened with great interest. Lenin said, "You should write everything down, old friend, you must write it down! All of this is extremely meaningful, truly meaningful!" Gorky said, "One day, I will write it down!" This is a grand stage of life at the bottom of Russia. All kinds of people, all kinds of personalities and destinies. They are so rich in appearance: hardworking, tired, yet with a touch of joy, rough, doing bad things, yet kind; uneducated, but the experiences of life that they share reveal truths that surprise and enlighten many people; the ones everyone dislikes, yet who can see what no one else can see, the unseen philosopher. This is always a chaotic stage where Gorky was born. It is a book that Gorky read every day, an interesting book, and as he read it, he gradually became a great writer. This is an ideal growth story for children to read.