Hawthorne's Greek Myths (illustrated Edition with Color Prints)
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About This Novel
The Greek ancestors lived in an era where reality and fantasy could not be distinguished. In that era, every natural phenomenon was a god in human form, and every episode of life could be woven into a myth. As a romantic writer in the 19th century, Hawthorne added the color of the times to the dreams that were both real and illusory. He replaced moral education with humorous ridicule. During the conversation and laughter, he used the battle of dragon tooth warriors to insinuate the cannibalism of mankind. He used the victory of the dwarves to praise the unyielding courage, allowing the sunshine of joy and tranquility to shine into the hearts of readers. This book contains twelve popular classic stories such as "The Chimera, the Fire-Breathing Monster", "Medusa's Head", "The Golden Fleece", "Dragon Tooth Warrior" and "Three Golden Apples".
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