The Woman Who Troubled the Water (Classic Translation by Fu Lei)
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"The Woman Who Stirred the Water" is a novel that reflects the life in France at that time by describing the struggle for inheritance. It reveals the shamelessness and darkness of the upper class from the side. It is one of the most thrilling stories in Balzac's series of novels. One is the leader of a group of idle ruffians, and the other is a very scheming soldier. They are both extraordinary officers in Napoleon's old army. Both are experts in leading troops in battles, but they use their bravery and resourcefulness in fighting to fight for a considerable inheritance... In Balzac's view, the reason why people in society are diverse is because they live in different environments, so he attaches great importance to the creation and portrayal of the environment. Through the detailed description of the environment, the impact of the environment on the characters is emphasized.
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