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Author: Pushkin
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Alexander Pushkin (1799–1837) was a great Russian writer, and his poems and novels have long been celebrated by Chinese readers, with a wide-ranging influence. Novels like "The Captain's Daughter" and short poems such as "The Monument" and "If Life Deceives You" have remained popular. Translators have flocked to translate his works, for example, there are already eight Chinese translations of "Evgeny Onegin," and it is said that a ninth translation is about to be released, showcasing the fervor surrounding his works. This book includes twenty-four articles by Pushkin, which can be categorized into five types, as shown in the table of contents: autobiographies and diaries, discussions about his own works and rebuttals to attacks, memories, travelogues, and historical investigations and observations.