My University

Author: Maxim Gorky
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This series of books includes dozens of classic works from Chinese classical literature, modern Chinese literature, and foreign literature. Unlike other versions, it distinctly reflects its focus on serving teenagers: First, it provides concise and practical annotations to answer readers' questions and deliver knowledge; second, the translations of foreign classics are simple and vivid, making them easy for Chinese teenagers to read; third, it includes expert-written introductory essays to help readers understand the classics; fourth, many works are accompanied by original illustrations and newly drawn color illustrations, enhancing readers' appreciation of the classics; fifth, the selected works are based on the Ministry of Education's recommended reading list for teaching curricula, closely related to students' classroom learning and extracurricular reading. The book features numerous characters, each vividly distinct and unique in personality. Whether the author meticulously portrays them or briefly sketches them, all are clearly defined and lively, as if readers can see them and hear their voices. The depth and competence of Roman, the kindness and gentleness of Zheldonkov, the sinister intentions of the old police officer, the simplicity and purity of the weaver, the artificiality of Zheldonkova, and the hypocrisy of the Tolstoyist—all leave indelible impressions on the readers.