Author: (French) Stendhal
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Dear little friends: Hello! Sister Ju Ping is recommending this book to you today—it is the famous work of the great French writer Stendhal, The Red and the Black. The Red and the Black tells the story of a young man from a lower social class, Julien, who wants to change his own social status and fights against society using any means necessary to achieve success. The author of our book, Stendhal, had a very tumultuous life. His childhood was spent amidst the storm of the French Revolution, and he didn’t publish his works until his thirties, yet he left behind a great spiritual legacy for future generations. Stendhal’s works focus primarily on politics and love. Love is an eternal theme, and throughout history, many writers have depicted it. Politics may not be an eternal theme, but it has always been a topic that people are eager to discuss in society to this day. The Red and the Black can be considered a passionate symphony of love and politics. For many little friends, the content of literary classics may not seem as interesting as fairy tales. However, Sister Ju Ping believes that as long as everyone reads carefully and reflects on the wonderful excerpts in the book, they will surely learn a wealth of literary knowledge and broaden their horizons. So now, please open the book and enjoy the vivid story of The Red and the Black.
Red and Black (with CD-ROM)
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