Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) was the greatest critical realist writer in late 19th and early 20th century Russia. He created "the first-class works in world literature" with powerful brushstrokes and excellent artistic techniques, and his representative works include the novels "War and Peace", "Anna Karenina", "Resurrection", etc. Resurrection "is the pinnacle of Tolstoy's later works and is hailed as the" encyclopedia of 19th century Russian life "; Roman Rolland highly admires this book, believing it to be "the most beautiful poem that praises human compassion".
Synopsis
World Literary Masterpiece: Anna Karenina (Complete Translation) (Set of 2 Volumes) is a world-renowned novel. The era in which the novel is written is precisely the period of sharp class contradictions in China. The conflict between bourgeois ideology and Russian society is prominently manifested in the destruction of the patriarchal family, which is the basic unit of feudal society. The family theme and the related family ethics theme constitute the core of the novel. The unfortunate family occupies a central position in the novel. Anna Karenina's brother, Duke Oblonsky, already has five children and is still in a relationship with a French governess. As a result, he had a falling out with his wife Dolly. Anna took a bus from St. Petersburg to Moscow to mediate for her brother's sister-in-law and met young officer Volynsky at the train station. Volynsky gained the favor of Dolly's sister Kitty with her graceful demeanor. Konstantin Levin, who deeply loved Kitty, also came to Moscow from the countryside and made up his mind to propose to Kitty. But Kitty, who had already fallen in love with Volynsky, refused his proposal. Set in Sko, occasionally involving the 1930s. Many plot points and details in the book sarcastically or humorously satirize the terror, corruption, falsehood, injustice, inefficiency, and ignorance in reality.
