Tagore's Prose Collection

Author: Rabindranath Tagore (India)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Among all the foreign great writers introduced, Tagore holds a unique position. His works directly influenced the creation of modern Chinese literature during the later stages of the May Fourth Movement. He also visited China personally, traveling to many cities and delivering numerous speeches. After returning to India, he remained deeply passionate about the Chinese people throughout his life. In his youth, he fiercely condemned the British colonialists' opium trade in China. In his later years, he showed concern for the Chinese people's anti-Japanese struggle. Even on his deathbed, he was still thinking about China's War of Resistance. He remained unwaveringly a friend of the Chinese people throughout his life. He once predicted the revival of the East, particularly China. The Chinese people will never forget this great philosopher. This collection, Tagore's Essays and Sketches, offers a glimpse into the essence of Tagore's prose style through 70+ essays. Through these writings, we gain a more comprehensive understanding of this.