Childhood in the World My University - New Curriculum Recommended Reading - Classic Must-Read for Young Apple

Author: Maxim Gorky
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: "Childhood," "In the World," and "My University" are Maxim Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. Gorky (1868–1936) was the founder of proletarian literature and made significant contributions to establishing the creative method of socialism. In his lifetime, he created a vast body of works. Among his early writings, over 700 pieces were mostly realistic works reflecting the darkness of society. In 1901, Gorky witnessed the bloody crimes of the Tsarist military and police suppressing the revolution, and he was deeply moved, immediately composing the short story "The Song of the Sea Gull," which became a timeless masterpiece. In addition to his autobiographical trilogy, Gorky also created many works that deeply resonated with readers. The novel "Mother" is Gorky's masterpiece, reflecting the historical process and immense power of Marxist ideas and the proletarian revolutionary cause deeply permeating society, which caused a huge impact. In this "trilogy," the author uses his own experiences as the main thread to narrate the hard life and the arduous journey of studying of "I" before the age of 15, reflecting the pursuit of light and truth by the vast laborers at that time. At the same time, he created many characters of great significance to that era, such as: the grandmother, the grandfather, the employer, etc. They were all victims of the dark rule of the Tsar, and very enlightening. This book is faithful to the original, with vivid language and exquisite illustrations. Children, pick up the book and experience the author's childhood together! It will surely be of great help to your growth.