Author: Roman Rolland (French)
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: A must-read series for full-time compulsory education students. Nearly a century ago, inspired by the spirit of heroism, Roman Rolland successively wrote "Beethoven's Life" (1903), "Michelangelo's Life" (1906), and "Tolstoy's Life" (1911). Through extensive historical materials and his unique understanding of these artists' works and lives, he their unparalleled spiritual brilliance, allowing people to savor their joys and sorrows, greatness and ordinariness. In the books, Rolland tells us that tragic fates and painful trials not only befall ordinary people but also great ones. When we encounter setbacks, we should think of these role models who endure and overcome pain, no longer blaming fate, but instead strengthening our faith, because the finest among humanity are with us.
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