Double Language Classic 03 - Anna Karenina (Disc Missing)

Author: (Russia) Tolstoy (Tolstoy, L.N.), translated by Zhang Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Anna Karenina, by Leo Tolstoy, a renowned Russian writer, was born into an aristocratic family in Russia on September 9, 1828. He lost both parents in his childhood and was raised by several female relatives. In 1852, he published his first novel—a semi-autobiographical work titled Childhood. His main representative works include the novels War and Peace and Anna Karenina. In 1910, he died unexpectedly at a small shed in a remote railway station. Anna Karenina primarily tells the story of a charming and rebellious married woman from high society, Anna, who falls deeply in love with a young, handsome nobleman, Vronsky. Ultimately, their love ends in failure, and Anna takes her own life by lying on the tracks. The other main storyline in the book follows the love life and philosophy of life of a young nobleman, Levin, who lives in the countryside. To some extent, it reflects the author's ideological tendencies and worldview.