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Author: [USA] Edgar Rice Burroughs (Burroughs, E.R.)
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: The story of "Son of Tarzan" had already captivated many Chinese young readers in the 1920s and 1930s, keeping them up all night and lost in its charm. Its movie also achieved multiple box office successes. The book has been a global bestseller for 90 years! The author, Burroughs, gained worldwide fame through this series. He never imagined that a hero of the bond between a man and an animal would be so beloved by readers worldwide for so long. He had to continue writing the Tarzan stories until three years before his death. Even after his passing, others continued writing sequels based on his outlines. The book has been translated into 32 languages, captivating the world. The famous hero Tarzan appears in films, television, radio, newspapers, and comic strips, with millions of fans worldwide. The story unfolds against the backdrop of African jungle life, with an engaging plot. Tarzan, a British nobleman raised in a troop of great apes in the African jungle, had already deeply immersed himself in the carefree and free-spirited life of the jungle. However, his life was turned upside down when he fell utterly in love with a beautiful, lively, and gentle British girl named Jane. As a result, he experienced unimaginable adventures, with joy and sorrow alternating. Extraordinary imagination, intricate plots, vivid language, and typical characters—all leave a lasting impression.