Jack London s Love of Life word count

Love Life" original text:

I don't think about whether I can succeed, since I have chosen a distant place, I only care about the ups and downs.

I don't think about whether I can win love, since I love roses, I have the courage to confide in sincerity.

I don't think about whether there will be cold wind and rain behind me, since the target is the horizon, all that is left for the world is the back.

I don't think about whether the future will be flat or muddy, as long as I love life, everything is expected.

1. "Love of Life" tells the story of a gold prospector in the American West who sprains his ankle while crossing a small river on the way back, and his partner, Bill, ruthlessly abandons him, and he is alone in the wilderness looking for a way out. The foot injury made it very difficult for him to take every step forward, and even more terrible was the unbearable hunger. In desperation, he divided the gold into two equal parts, carefully hid one of them, and continued to move forward with the other part.

To his delight, he found a wounded grouse on the way, and as if he saw hope, he endured a violent foot pain and desperately chased after the grouse, only to get lost. At this point, he had consumed a considerable amount of energy, so he chose to divide the remaining golden sands into two parts, but this time he poured one of them directly on the ground. It didn't take long for him to throw away all the sands.

Just when his body was very weak, he met a sick wolf. He found the sick wolf following him, licking his blood and following him. In this way, two dying creatures dragged their dying bodies and hunted each other on the wasteland.

In order to return alive, to defeat the sick wolf that made him sick, he finally won the battle between man and wolf, and he bit the wolf to death and drank the wolf's blood. Eventually, he was rescued, and his life shone brightly.

2. "Love of Life" is a novella written by Jack London, an American ** in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, first published in 1907, by telling the story of a lonely gold digger who fell into trouble in the wasteland and finally overcame the difficulties to survive. It shows the greatness and strength of human nature, and expresses the author's love and awe for life.

1. Jack London (January 12, 1876 November 22, 1916), formerly known as John Griffith London, was an American realist writer. He has written a total of 19 novels**, more than 150 short stories** and stories, 3 screenplays, etc. The main works are:

Episodes "Son of the Wolf", novellas "Call of the Wild", "Love of Life", "White Fang", long stories "Sea Wolf", "Iron Hoof" and "Martin Eden", etc.

2. Jack London was born in San Francisco in 1876 into a family of bankrupt farmers. Due to his family's poverty, he began to work as a child laborer, stevedore, and sailor from an early age, and later wandered around the United States. After being forced to drop out due to poverty, he joined the ranks of gold diggers in Alaska and other places.

His creative ideas are more complex, influenced by Marx, Spencer, Nietzsche and many others, in his works in his youth, beating the pulse of the challenge to capitalist society, and gradually falling into extreme individualism and emptiness after becoming famous.