Note: Carriage return and line feed do not need to be translated, return as is. All other Chinese text should be translated into English: Pinyin Edition of World Classics for Primary School Students - The Prince's Revenge

Author: (English) William Shakespeare
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In a meticulously planned court conspiracy, the life, throne, and queen of the Danish king are seized by his brother. Young Prince Hamlet, who has grown up in prosperity, will face this tragic reality in what way? How will he confront the murderer he lives with day and night? How will he avoid the eyes of the killer and expose the truth? With a heart full of revenge, how does the prince lose the life and happiness that originally belonged to him? Young friends, are you interested? Open the book, and it will tell you all this. Hamlet depicts the Danish Prince Hamlet, whose father was an enlightened monarch and also the perfect person in Hamlet's eyes. The death of his father and the remarriage of his mother deal a heavy blow to Hamlet's ideals for the first time. He connects his personal revenge with the widespread phenomenon of evil in society, recognizing that it is a chaotic era, and that Denmark and the world are all prisons. He wants to uphold his ideals and reform reality, taking upon himself the responsibility of restoring order with his personal strength, but he deeply feels powerless, leading to intense inner struggles and suffering. He repeatedly thinks, hesitates, and delays. Numerous concerns make his spirit increasingly melancholic, and in the end, he is killed due to blind actions.
William Shakespeare was a playwright and poet of the English Renaissance. Born into a merchant family, he worked as a theater attendant, actor, and playwright. He left behind 37 surviving plays, 2 long poems, and 154 sonnets. His major works include comedies such as A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Merchant of Venice, historical plays like Richard III and Henry IV, and tragedies such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth. The characters in his works are vivid, the plots are lively, the language is concise yet expressive, and his influence on European literature and drama has been profound. This book remains completely faithful to the original, using clear and fluent language, and is interspersed with many exquisite illustrations, fully bringing the original to life. I believe that if young readers pick up this book and read it, they will be deeply impressed.