Talk about myself

Author: (English) Rudyard Kipling, translated by Ding Caiyun
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Publishing Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Books and pictures are the most important things in the world. I can read the books I choose myself, ask questions about the meaning of things from every person I meet, and I also discovered that one can pick up a pen and record one's own thoughts, and no one will blame them for being "boastful." Talk About Myself is an autobiography published after Kipling's death. This book can be said to be Kipling's last message to the literary world. The autobiography presents Kipling's life in chronological order, from the dark life he spent in his childhood to becoming a journalist in his youth, then becoming a professional writer, and finally achieving the highest honor in the literary world—the Nobel Prize in Literature. Kipling uses beautiful prose to narrate it all for us. The book contains both descriptions of his rich and varied travel experiences and discussions on his political and social views. For Kipling, who was extremely fond of seclusion and had the habit of burning letters, this autobiography can be said to have extremely high literary and research value.