Selected Poems of Tagore

Author: Tagore
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is one of the colored illustrated editions of the "World Classics Library" series of renowned translations. The translators are highly esteemed literary translators both domestically and internationally, and their translations are of first-class quality, have had a significant impact, and are widely recognized as outstanding works. They represent the translation level of this classic in China and the creative level of the translators. Each classic is accompanied by illustrations, including precious images of the author, the work, and the historical context, as well as illustrations of the plot. Through these illustrations, readers not only create an intimate and relaxed reading atmosphere but also gain a comprehensive and concrete understanding of the rich connotations of world literary classics. Tagore was a renowned modern Indian poet, writer, artist, and social activist. He was an Asian writer awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, a giant in the history of world literature, and revered as the "Sage of Poetry." Tagore's works reflect the strong desire of the Indian people to change their fate under the oppression of imperialism and the feudal caste system. They are filled with distinct patriotic and democratic spirit and are regarded as the "lighthouse of spiritual life." Tagore's works paved the way for modern Indian literature, elevated Indian national literature to a new stage, and held a certain position in the history of modern world literature. It was recommended by 14 professors, including Qiji Lin, Yang Zhouhan, and Li Funing, in the "List of Chinese and Foreign Literary Reading Materials" published in 1986. It was designated by the National Teaching Guidance Committee for Chinese Language in Higher Education of the Ministry of Education as one of the "Essential Reading Series for University Students." This book includes works such as "Supreme Charity," "The Agent," "The Brahmin," "Selling the Head," "The Foster Daughter," "The Secret Pact," "Repayment," "Minor Harm," and "The Increase in Price."