Rebirth - New Curriculum Standard Required Reading Series in Chinese Language

Author: Tolstoy
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: ★32-page paperback, published by People's Education Press and Yilin Press in 2003 ★Leo Tolstoy, a great literary figure of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was a great Russian realist critic of the mid-19th century. He is an outstanding writer in the history of world literature and is hailed as a "genius artist" with "clear realism." ★Li Gang, a Russian and Soviet literary translator, has translated nearly seven million words of Russian and Soviet literary works, including And Quiet Flows the Don, Anna Karenina, and Life Through Storms. ★Jointly created by renowned publishing houses, featuring classic works by masters and translations by distinguished scholars, fully presenting the original style of the masterpiece. ★Not only does it help primary and secondary school students with in-class and extracurricular learning and exams, but it also enhances students' scientific and humanities literacy, laying a solid foundation for the comprehensive improvement of Chinese literacy and lifelong development.
Condition Note: Published in 2003. Due to prolonged inventory time, the appearance shows slight signs of aging.
The male and female protagonists of this work are and·. The story adopts a flashback technique. The work begins with Prince serving as a juror at the Moscow District Court, participating in the trial of several criminal cases. In court, he unexpectedly encounters Maslova, who has fallen into prostitution. She is entangled in a murder case. Due to the indifference of the judges and jurors, the falsely accused Maslova is declared guilty in court and sentenced to four years of hard labor in Siberia. Witnessing the current Maslova and her misfortunes, is spiritually shaken.