Buck dog (Full color copperplate printing · Collectible edition)

Author: Jack London
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is a classic reading of the "philosophy of the strong," continuously influencing the values and survival philosophy of Europeans for over 100 years. It is a masterpiece by the American classic writer Jack London. A super magical book that has moved 400 million people in Europe and America. It has been translated into over 70 languages and has been reprinted in over 100 countries, with global sales exceeding 90 million copies. The Taiwan edition of "Buck Dog" innovates a composite reading format, making it China's first literary composite reading book, a full-color graphic book that offers a completely different experience when you look left and right. The book not only includes Jack London's classic story about the world's last heroic dog but also composites the "Guide to Dog Breeds" by the experienced dog enthusiast in Europe and America, Kuang Xiangshou, which introduces the personalities, origins, and legends of 81 famous dog breeds in a concise and humorous way. This book tells the story of Buck, a dog raised in a civilized society in the harsh Alaskan wilderness, who is forced to adapt to a savage life and eventually returns to the wild wolf pack. The author uses personification to vividly portray the world through a dog's eyes and the essence of humanity, profoundly revealing the reality of "survival of the fittest" in human society. It is a great fable that reveals an idea capable of shaking the foundation of society. It was deemed too radical by authorities and was banned three times in Italy, Yugoslavia, and Germany. The American "New York Times Book Review" commented on "Buck Dog" as follows: "The era of heroes began with the giant Achilles in Homer's epic and ended with the little dog Buck. Buck is a dog, a dog that has moved countless hearts in Jack London's writing. From then on, the age of heroes in the human world had come to an end.