The Island in the Gulf Stream -- The Complete Works of Hemingway

Author: (American) Hemingway, translated by Cai Hui
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Painter Thomas went through hardships, experiencing two marriages, and all three children born after marriage were raised by his ex-wife. He loved his career and children, often accompanying them on fishing trips, and shared a deep bond with his sons. Unfortunately, both sons died in car accidents, and the only remaining son perished in World War II. Later, Thomas decided to lay down his brushes, abandoning personal sorrows, and devoted himself to the anti-Fascist war. Under severe mental and physical trials, Thomas remained unyielding and resilient, constantly maneuvering against the enemy. He embodied the "tough guy" characteristics often found in Hemingway's works, making him a highly successful artistic archetype.