Recommended List of Chinese and Foreign Literary Masterpieces 10

Sheep Fat Ball", "Notre Dame Cathedral", "Resurrection", "How Steel is Made".

I don't know if you read psychology books

If so, I can recommend it

The Road Less Traveled is simple and easy to understand

"24 Personalities" is psychological**, and it's okay

Greek Myths and Legends "Oedipus the King" ("The Two Tragedies of Sophocles") "Hamlet" ("Shakespeare's Tragedy IV") "Faust" (de) Goethe "A Tale of Two Cities" (English) by Charles Dickens,

Literary masterpieces include:

One: Victor Hugo.

Les Misérables Les Misérables is a work by the French literary master Victor Hugo, and it is called an epic work. The story told in this book is set against the backdrop of the French Revolution.

During the outbreak period, many poor people at the bottom were exploited by the rulers without a bottom line, and the more cruel the period, the more it was a time to test human nature, but what he saw was anti-human things happening everywhere, which once made people feel hopeless.

Therefore, the people at the bottom did not want to be oppressed in such a miserable world anymore, so they decided to stand up together and rebel against the brutal and unscrupulous ruling class. And the main line of the story revolves around a man named Ran.

Two: Dickens, "David Copperfield".

This is British realism.

A masterpiece written by writer Charles was once adapted into a movie of the same name, which shows its great influence. This work revolves around the life of David, who came from a bad background and lived a miserable life as a child. Under such a blow of fate, David should have lived insensitive and confused like those around him, which was common in France at that time, when class was serious, and poor people had no possibility of crossing classes in their lifetimes, but David was not.

Three: Romain Rolland.

John Christopher

This is a book that won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

historical works, and its author Romain Rolland.

It also became famous. The protagonist John was born in a ** family, and he had no worries about food and clothing, but because his father did not do his job every day, the family went downhill. The frailties of his soul were filled by **, and he used the old piano that his grandfather gave him to compose many beautiful songs.

Four: Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame de Paris".

This is a long story written by the French writer Hugo**, which tells the story of the vicar of Notre Dame de Paris who first fell in love with a beautiful gypsy girl, and later hated her by love and hate, and the protagonist of the main ** Quasimodo.

In order to save her, he was willing to give up himself.

Quasimodo is just a lowly bell-ringer, and the whole storyline is full of ups and downs, fascinating, constantly revealing the social situation and the nature of human nature in France at that time.

Five: Stendhal's "The Red and the Black".

This work can be said to be the first literary work in psychology, and through the storyline of the work, you can get a glimpse of the feudal system in France at that time.

the psychological condition of the people.

Among them, the struggle of the protagonist of the story can be said to be very inspiring, but at the same time, the difference between this book and other works is that after the protagonist struggles hard, he still ends in failure.

Must-read classics for middle school students:

Junior high school part (10 types).

Journey to the West", "Water Margin", "Morning Flowers and Sunset", "Return to Camel Xiangzi", "Stars and Spring Water", "Robinson Crusoe", "Gulliver's Travels", "Childhood", "How Steel is Made", "Biography of Celebrities".

High school part (20 types).

Translation of the Analects, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dream of the Red Chamber, The Scream, The Goddess, Midnight, Home, Thunderstorm, The Siege, Hamlet, Don Quixote, Goethe's Conversations, Notre Dame de Paris, Eugenie Grandet, Resurrection, Selected Poems of Pushkin, Selected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore, The Old Man and the Sea, Brief Essays on the Rent of the United States, The Pickwick Papers

1. "War and Peace".

In 1812 Russia and France fought again, and Andrei Paulkonsky was mortally wounded in the battle, while the Russian army was losing ground and seeing that Moscow was about to fall into the hands of the enemy. Rostov changed the carriage that was supposed to transport the family's property to transport the wounded soldiers, so that Nadasha could find Andrei Paulkonsky among the wounded soldiers.

2, "Wuthering Heights".

A man who loves to the extreme and does crazy things. He kills with "love", but he also kills himself with love. Catherine lived in pain before and after his death.

When Catherine was dying, he stabbed her with his words. But Heathcliff endured two wounds, his own and Catherine's.

3, "David Copperfield".

David Copperfield reveals the true face of society at that time at multiple levels through the joys and sorrows of the protagonist David's life, and prominently shows the corrosive effect of money on marriage, family and society.

4. "Notre Dame de Paris".

Known as the "Shakespeare of France", Hugo's masterpiece "Notre Dame de Paris" is hailed as a milestone in Romanticism.

5, "Lady of the Camellias".

As a famous work by Alexandre Dumas, La Traviata is also one of the early Western Liang Bi literary masterpieces that were introduced to China.