A Midsummer Night's Dream (Selected Young Literature from Around the World)

Author: [English] William Shakespeare, adapted by Huang Qiyan
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: "World Young Readers' Literature Selection" is compiled according to the new curriculum standards for primary and secondary schools, making it the authoritative reading material for young students. It is the best-selling young version of classic literature in the global Chinese-speaking region! The selected books in "World Young Readers' Literature Selection" are both classic and close to the lives and psychology of teenagers. The adapted versions of the classics are concise, with smooth and fluent text, while maintaining the original essence in overall style. It is particularly worth mentioning that "World Young Readers' Literature Selection" introduces the historical background, customs, author information, adaptations, and anecdotes of the works in an illustrated format, becoming a miniature encyclopedia for interpreting classics. This provides young readers with better understanding of the stories, grasping the essence of the works, and broadening their reading horizons.
The wedding of the Duke is about to take place, and the kind Athenian king wants to present a play. However, the love troubles of two young men and women have not subsided, and the fairy king and queen who came to celebrate are also at odds. How to resolve this series of troubles?
William Shakespeare was a representative playwright and poet during the English Renaissance. His major works include the "Four Great Tragedies" as well as A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, and The Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare keenly observed the psychology of characters and skillfully used a rich and diverse dramatic language. His influence on the development of the British national language and literary language has been significant, and even after hundreds of years, his works still resonate with readers, possessing a powerful artistic force that moves the heart.
In his youth, Shakespeare came to London to make his mark. Initially, he was an actor, but later, his creations were performed on stage, making him a popular playwright.