Shakespeare's Birthplace

Author: Shu Te
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This series takes people on a tour of 5 historical sites. Through these visits, readers can not only appreciate the grandeur of these sites but also understand the cultural power they embody. By exploring these ruins, readers feel as if they are witnessing life scenes from the past come to life before their eyes, and sleepy streets regain their former bustle. Time allows the accounts of ordinary people to settle. When both ordinary people and great figures are ultimately laid to rest in the same graves, history reveals its truth. It turns out that all history is simply a series of life paintings composed of ordinary people. This series is richly illustrated and includes Chinese annotations for difficult words, making it easy for readers to understand. Suitable for readers with junior high school or higher education level. This book introduces Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace, as well as the daily life, housing, diet, and occupations of ordinary people during the Elizabethan era.