Please introduce the classic world classics, what are the world classics, and introduce a few world

Classic children's stories often teach us the true meaning of life, and experience different tastes of life in different environments, such as the daughter of the sea, Thumbelina, the little match girl, the wild swan Little Red Riding Hood, the Wizard of Oz, the ugly duckling, Cinderella, Snow White, the Three Little Pigs, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Puss in Boots, Pinocchio, ......Aspire to your children in these stories. <

Classic children's stories often teach us the true meaning of life, and experience different tastes of life in different environments, such as the daughter of the sea, Thumbelina, the little match girl, the wild swan Little Red Riding Hood, the Wizard of Oz, the ugly duckling, Cinderella, Snow White, the Three Little Pigs, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Puss in Boots, Pinocchio, ......Aspire to your children in these stories. <

Maybe you'll like Jane Austen's work. Although people have mixed reviews of her works in history, the works that have been precipitated after 200 years of review cannot but be regarded as masterpieces.

Pride and prejudice are naturally the most familiar works. If it's the first time you're reading her work, read it first. I think the version of Sun Zhili from Yilin Publishing House is the best. It is not a rigid literal translation, but a unique understanding of the author, which truly reflects the author's unique satirical skills.

And her Emma is the most skillful work, more profound than any of its works. If you already like Jane Austen, I fully recommend her persuasion, I've been watching it recently, and the intellect and emotion are good, but because it's the first work, I don't think it's as good as the others.

Also, I wonder if you like Jane Eyre? Her author denied Jane Austen, thinking that she didn't know what it was, and it should feel good to read the works of two female writers with different understandings of love at the same time. (Personally, I like the translation of the People's Publishing House).

In addition, the catcher in the wheat field is very different and has a personality, if you have enough willpower and enough interest in classic world classics, I recommend you to read the Drift, there are more than a thousand pages, and reminiscences of the years, longer, it is Proust's masterpiece, a French literary titan who is deeply afflicted by asthma, day and night is reversed all day, with a strange temperament, sensitive and humorous and extremely melancholy.

A Tale of Two Cities, The Old Man and the Sea, Three Musketeers...

1, "Red and Black", "One Hundred Years of Solitude", "The Old Man and the Sea", "Orphans of the Fog".

2. "The Orphan of the Fog" is a long-form realistic work published by British writer Charles Dickens in 1838. The work is set in the foggy capital of London, and tells the tragic life and experience of an orphan. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, experienced an apprenticeship, fled hard, strayed into a den of thieves, and was forced to be in the company of vicious murderers, and went through countless hardships, and finally found out his life and obtained happiness with the help of good people.

3. "Red and Black" is a long story created by the French writer Stendhal, and it is also his masterpiece. The work tells the story of the protagonist Yu Lian, the son of a small business owner, who, with his ingenuity, hooked up with the mayor's wife when he was working as a tutor in the local mayor's house, and fled from the mayor's house after the matter was revealed and entered the seminary. On the recommendation of the dean of the seminary, he went to Paris to serve as his personal secretary to the Marquis de la Morr, a staunch of the extreme royalist party, and was soon appreciated and reused by the marquis.

At the same time, Julien had an affair with the marquis's daughter. In the end, under the planning of the church, the mayor's wife was forced to write a whistleblower letter to expose him, which ruined his meteoric prosperity. In anger, he injured the mayor's wife, was sentenced to death, and went to the guillotine.

4. "The Old Man and the Sea" is a novella written by American writer Ernest Hemingway in Cuba in 1951 and published in 1952. The story revolves around an elderly Cuban fisherman who fights a giant marlin in the Gulf Stream far from shore. Although Hemingway's old man is tragic, he has the qualities of Nietzsche's "superman", calmly accepting failure, calmly facing death, these "tough guys" embody Hemingway's philosophy of life and moral ideals, that is, human beings do not bow to fate, never admit defeat of the fighting spirit and positive and optimistic attitude towards life.

5. "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is a long story created by Colombian writer García Márquez**, which is his representative work and a representative work of Latin American magical realist literature, and is known as "a masterpiece that reproduces the historical and social picture of Latin America".