Turgenev's Novel Collection - A House of Noble Families Lotte

Author: (Russian) Turgenev (I.S. Turgenev)
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Features: Huang Weijing, a native of Meixian, Guangdong, and a member of the Communist Party of China. Graduated from Beijing Russian Language Institute in 1957. Joined the revolution in 1949 and held positions such as trainee at Guangzhou Sanlian Bookstore, secretary of the District Committee of Taishan County, Guangdong, reporter for The Southern Daily, reporter, team leader, and deputy director of the news department at The, political and ideological director at Huangpu Office of Guangzhou Waterway Bureau, and editor-in-chief of magazine at Huacheng Publishing House. Council member of the Guangdong Writers' Association. Began publishing works in 1958 and joined the Chinese Writers' Association in 1983. Authored essays such as Farewell to, The End of a Contemporary Myth, Notes from a Visit to the Soviet Union, and Sixty Years on the Literary Path—An Interview with the Elder Writer Huang Qiuyun, as well as translated works such as Notes of a Hunter, Rodya, Home of the Gentry, The Eve Before the Dawn, Fathers and Sons, Smoke, Virgin Soil, Asha, First Love, An Unfortunate Lady, and The Path of Love (all by the Russian author I.S. Turgenev).
Huang Weijing, despite his busy editorial work, devoted about a year of his spare time to this translation of the world-renowned masterpiece, undeterred by illness and relentless in his efforts. This work provides us with the opportunity to directly learn from this 19th-century Russian literary giant. (Preface to Home of the Gentry by Deng Mu)