Chain of the Old Man: From the Works of Prishvin

Author: Mikhail Prishvin
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Mikhail Prishvin, a Soviet writer with a unique style, advocated for "seeking and revealing the beauty of the human soul in nature." His works primarily depict the life of nature, celebrating the creative labor of people closely connected with the natural world. In his portrayal of nature, it is vibrant, colorful, and filled with poetic and philosophical beauty that inspires awe. "The Collected Works of Prishvin" is a comprehensive, systematic, and in-depth series in China that showcases Prishvin's creations. It includes 15 works, over 2 million words, divided into five volumes, encompassing the author's most important representative works. This book is one of them, featuring his short novels such as "A Place Where Birds Are Unafraid," "The Lock of the Old Man," "The Calendar of Nature," "Ginseng," "The Eyes of the Earth," and others. The book includes works such as "The Sky-Blue Beaver," "Little Cain," "Golden Mountain," "San Da," "A State Felon," "The Green Gate," "Young Faust," and "Spring Birds in Circles."