Where can I buy Milton s Paradise Lost?

Xinhua Bookstore is not Huanzhe.

"Paradise Lost" is a long poem conceived by Milton in 1640 and written in 1665. One is that Adam and Eve broke the forbidden fruit and lost Paradise on earth; The other is the story of Satan's rebellion against the gods and the loss of Heavenly Paradise after losing a fierce battle. Adam's expulsion shows that human beings have gone from a primitive society to a civilized society that lives on production and labor, and they have developed the habit of labor in Paradise.

I remember very clearly that when the couple left their former home, they naturally shed tears, but they quickly wiped it off, and the whole world was placed in front of their eyes. I like this long poem very much, majestic and romantic and uninhibited, I like the brave and strong, resolute, enthusiastic and rational Adam, I like the beautiful and lively, chaste and gentle and innocent and kind Eve, although she is sometimes gullible and can't stand the flattery of flattery, but women, don't be too perfect, just right? Let's talk about Satan, cunning and insidious, but it doesn't seem so hateful, he has courage and resourcefulness and indomitable perseverance, although he has been beaten into the abyss, he is still unruly, still like a high king, his courage and majesty make me admire, so I say that he is both a demon and a child of light, I think he is a bit like Mephistopheles in "Faust", quite an interesting person.

In Milton's Paradise Lost, Milton shows great artistry. The poet's revolutionary enthusiasm and lofty imagination led him to sculpt very majestic figures, such as Satan, sin, death, etc., and depicted magnificent backgrounds, such as hell, chaos, and the world. The style of his poetry is exalt.

The poem uses brilliant and lyrical metaphors, unique Latin syntax, and majestic tones. Structurally, "Paradise Lost" inherits the tradition of ancient Greek and Roman epics, and has become an outstanding epic in English literature.

In the 17th century, the English bourgeoisie and feudal forces fought for power for half a century, and Milton lived in this era. Milton was a staunch republican who represented the interests of the bourgeoisie, and joined Cromwell's ** as secretary. In 1660, when the Republic was paralyzed and the king was successfully restored, it was during this difficult and dark period that Milton wrote Paradise Lost.