Book Reviews
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What did I learn after reading the original book “A Tale of Two Cities”
01 In order to cultivate my English reading ability, to appreciate the beauty of foreign literature, and to improve my…
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Reading Kafka by the Sea
After watching “Norwegian Forest” and “Kafka by the Sea” today, I realized a literary temperament precipitated by Mr. Haruki Murakami:…
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Read Don Quixote again and feel different story
When looking through Nabokov’s three-piece set of “Literary Lectures”, I learned that “Don Quixote” was the starting point for discussing…
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The moon and sixpence
The reading of “The Moon and Sixpence” is over tonight. To tell the truth, I was shocked by the great…
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The Kite Runner
I was moved by the friendship between Hasan and Amir, between Hasan and his father, and between father and servant…
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One book, two selves — rereading The Story of Two Cities
Many years have passed. In the third day of junior high school, I broke through a reading barrier. As a…
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Appreciation of Foreign Novels: The Bucket Rider
Like Kafka’s other work, “The Metamorphosis”, “The Bucket Rider” also uses a fictional approach. Strange imagination, exaggerated plot and incredible…
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Coco: As long as we don’t forget, the people we once loved won’t go away
Coco, also known as “Journey to the Dream” in China, tells the story of a Mexican boy Miguel who came…
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What is “deep reading” by analyzing the role of environmental description in Great Expectations
Dickens is one of my favorite writers. I have read “Great Expectations” since I was in high school and have…
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Through the life of David Copperfield
David Copperfield is a masterpiece of Dickens, the 19th century British master of critical realism, and also a heartwarming masterpiece…
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