Nameless Jude (Voiceover)

Author: Hardy T.) Tang Yiwei
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: "I - seek virtue - and you, we love each other too deeply, love too selfishly; now we are punished" Young Jude Fawler lives in the lifeless village of Mary Green, but his gaze often sweeps across the fields, toward the roofs and spires of Christminster. He tells himself that one day he will give up his obscure life in Mary Green and go there to university, become a clergyman, and become a great person. But for a poor child, it is not easy to take the path Jude chooses in life, and he will encounter many unexpected things. First, there is Arabella Tong, a beautiful village girl who wants to marry. Then there is Hugh Briscoe, the person Jude loves. Thomas Hardy was born on June 2, 1840, in a small village in the southwest of England, adjacent to the Great Downs of Dorset. The natural environment of this place later became the main background of Hardy's works. His father was a stonemason, but he was passionate about music. Both parents valued the cultural education of Hardy. In 1856, Hardy left school and became an apprentice to an architect. In 1862, he went to London and worked as a drawing clerk for an architect, while studying languages at the University of London and beginning to write literature. Hardy's literary career began with poetry, but after being unable to publish, he turned to writing novels. His long《》was published in 1871. His breakthrough work was his fourth novel《》（1874）. From then on, he gave up his career as an architect and devoted himself to writing novels. Throughout his life, Hardy published nearly 20 long novels, among which the most famous are Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Jude the Obscure, The Return of the Native, and The Mayor of Casterbridge. He also published 8 poetry collections, totaling 918 poems. In addition, there are many short stories and novels under the general title "Wessex Tales," as well as the epic drama《》。