Anne of Green Gables

Author: [Canada] Montgomery
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The General Secretary of the Communist Youth League Central Committee, Zhou Qiang, personally wrote a preface for this book, saying, "It is the common responsibility of the whole society and also an important mission of children's literature to help children think positively and healthily about real life and let them grow up happily in the process of reading." Mr. Ke Jie, the Canadian Ambassador to China, personally wrote a preface for this book, saying, "I believe that Chinese readers of all ages will sincerely love this charming story." This is the first authorized translation of the original work in China. Mr. Liu Dunren, the former representative of the Canadian Tourism Commission in Kyoto, personally traveled to Prince Edward Island and signed a translation contract with the author's family law firm. "Anne is the most enduring Alice after the most moving and beloved child character." — Mark Twain A wonderful story that captivated two British Prime Ministers. A heart-touching book that parents, teachers, and children can all gain insights from. A cultural exchange masterpiece commemorating the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Canada. A tourist map of Prince Edward Island, the story's setting, known as "Canada's paradise."
The siblings Matthew and Marilla are living a quiet and uneventful life in Green Gables. To find a helper for their sick brother Matthew, they decide to adopt a boy from the orphanage. However, by mistake, they receive a red-haired, talkative eleven-year-old girl named Anne instead. Little Anne is innocent and enthusiastic, with a head full of romantic imagination. In her mind, the playful stream laughs under the snow; if roses could talk, they would surely tell us many interesting stories. She even imagines her shadow and echo as two close friends, confiding in them her thoughts and worries.
However, due to her love for imagination and "a desire for beauty," Anne gets herself into a series of troubles. She constantly gets into trouble but also learns to correct her mistakes. With the love and support of her friends, family, and teachers, the little orphan Anne gradually grows into the happy mistress of Green Gables.
Montgomery's writing is fresh, flowing, and humorous, capturing the inner emotional changes of the protagonist with delicate brushstrokes. The plot is full of twists and turns, captivating readers. The heartfelt love and selfless care of the siblings Matthew and Marilla for Anne are deeply moving, and Anne's innocent, kind-hearted, life-loving, and optimistic image remains unforgettable in readers' minds.