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[Name] Cao Yu's representative work Up and Down - Thunderstorm/Wilderness
[Author] Edited by Cao Yu
Huaxia Publishing House
【 Open 】 16 open
【 Size and Weight 】 0.57kg
ISBN number: 978758010939
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Cao Yu's Representative Works (Part 1)
A Brief Biography of Cao Yu
Thunderstorm (Four Act Drama)
Preface to 'Thunderstorm'
Sunrise (Four Act Drama)
Addendum to Act Three of 'Sunrise'
Postscript to 'Sunrise'
Cao Yu's Representative Works (Part 2)
Wilderness (Three Act Drama)
Appendix to 'Wilderness'
Beijing People (Three Act Drama)
Cao Yu's main works and translated books
This book includes Cao Yu's representative works such as "Thunderstorm", "Sunrise", "Wilderness", "Beijing People", etc. The story of 'Thunderstorm' takes place in Tianjin in the 1920s. The whereabouts of the master of Zhou Mansion, Zhou Puyuan, are unknown due to his involvement in the Jiangqiao incident. Steward Lu Gui had no choice but to bring the eldest son of the Zhou family, Zhou Ping, from Wuxi to manage the industry. Just as Zhou Ping was about to sell her Zhou Mansion to repay her debts, Zhou Puyuan returned and brought along a young wife, Fan Yi, and her youngest son, Zhou Chong. At first, Zhou Ping was very disgusted with her stepmother Fan Yi, who was of the same age, but as Fan Yi stepped forward and helped Zhou Ping understand the debt issue, the two young people came together. However, the awkward mother son care made them afraid to face their true emotions, and the unbearable pain tormented them even more fiercely. Fanyi's pregnancy forced them to elope, but the miscarriage led to Zhou Ping leaving the East alone. Sunrise "tells the story of Chen Bailu, a socialite who is supported by banker Pan Yueting and spends her days dealing with a group of idle parasites. Although she hates and despises everything around her, she can only adopt a cynical attitude towards life. Former lover Fang Dasheng hoped to save her, but she was unable to extricate herself. Pan Yueting's stock speculation failed, and Chen Bailu was heavily in debt, feeling that the future was bleak. Finally, she committed suicide by taking poison. Wilderness "is a tragic story of a farmer seeking revenge, which profoundly showcases the author's confusion about" fate "and philosophical contemplation of the mysterious universe.