Personal Library -- Madam Bovary

Author: (French) Alexandre Dumas Conkxin
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This series is called "On-the-Go Library." Classics are the soul of the library; easy to absorb is its essence; reading anytime, anywhere, and in any state is its purpose. The selected titles in the library are the timeless treasures that have been refined through the trials of different civilizations; the illustrations, carefully chosen from hundreds of rare books and private collections, truly restore the essence of the classics. The compact design makes each book as portable as a wallet, and the special printing technique gives each book a subtle fragrance. Classics are not afraid of time, but life cannot withstand the erosion of "survival of the fittest." The charm of classics is better experienced than heard. Better use them to mend the gaps in our time, to enhance the fragments of our days; better use on-the-go reading to gather wisdom into a robe, and to understand life through the journey of the soul. Reading classics, with the least expense, to reach the farthest distance of life. The Lady of the Camellias depicts the story of Marguerite, a famous courtesan in Paris, who is conquered by the sincere love of Armand, who is not wealthy. They fall deeply in love, but just as the lovers dream of a bright future together, Armand's father secretly forces Marguerite to leave him. Armand, unaware of the truth, believes Marguerite is abandoning him and seeks every opportunity to retaliate. Marguerite endures humiliation and suffers from both illness and grief, ultimately dying in sorrow. Her final diary only then makes Armand understand the sacrifices she made for love.