The Wind in the Willows (Chinese-English Parallel Text)

Author: (British) Grahame (Grahame, K.) wrote, translated by Yao Jia, Liu Qi
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is a classic work by the British writer Grahame. The main characters in the book are four anthropomorphic animals: the obedient and simple mole, the clever and kind river otter, the wise badger, and the proud and reckless toad. The main plot of the story is: the toad squire lives on his inherited wealth, but he squanders it, chasing novelty gadgets, and eventually falls victim to a scam, ends up in jail, and almost loses his home. Fortunately, his friends work together to help him regain it. This book is a literary masterpiece that President Theodore Roosevelt loved so much he read it three times in a row. At the end of the 20th century, the British authoritative academic journal "Logos" selected 105 works that "changed people's thinking and lifestyle in the past century," and "The Wind in the Willows" was included on the list.