Letters from an Unknown Woman: Zweig's Short Stories

Letters from an Unknown Woman: Zweig's Short Stories

by (austrian) Zweig

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About This Novel

The German philosopher Jasper said: Every great improvement of the individual self stems from re-contact with the classical world. Italian litterateur Calvino said: Classics are books that are being re-read, classics are books that are often read and always new. About the author: Stefan Zweig (1881~1942), a famous Austrian novelist and biographer. His works are characterized by depicting common human psychology such as pride, vanity, jealousy, hatred, etc. They are not trying to attract readers with twists and turns and bizarre plots, but rather highlight the people and things that make people linger in the ordinary life. He wrote a lot of works in various genres throughout his life, and his achievements in biographies and short stories are particularly remarkable. Translator: Yang Jin: Male, Master of Literature from Peking University, proficient in English and French, and has unique insights into literary works. He once worked in government agencies and now works full-time as a writer and translator. Introduction: As a literary giant famous for describing the emotions of characters, Zweig's depiction of the inner world of characters is extremely profound and meticulous. He is good at reproducing characters' personalities and life experiences from a psychological perspective, and is especially good at portraying female psychology and shaping female images. Gorky once sincerely praised his "Letter from a Strange Woman" as "truly an astonishing masterpiece." This book selects seven of Zweig's novels, such as "Letter from a Strange Woman", "Invisible Treasures", "A Man Who Cannot Forget", etc., Which are all his popular classic works.

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The World is Not Ending Yet98mo ago

My love for you has nothing to do with you. Please forgive my humble absence for the rest of your life

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The Breeze and Rain Along the Area99mo ago

There is no one else I can love except you. But who are you to me? You have never recognized me. You walked by me as if you were walking by a river. You stepped on me as if you were stepping on a stone. You always walked and walked and kept walking forward, but you made me spend my whole life waiting.

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First Love☁95mo ago

It's a good read. The story is vivid and vivid. A strange woman expresses her love for the author in a letter.

Very good, I will definitely read it carefully and read it several times

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Book Friends 2021030175364811712111mo ago

"Cultivating the habit of reading will benefit you endlessly. There are few sports that are suitable for you who are no longer in your prime, so that you can continue to get satisfaction from it, and games often require us to find companions to complete together. Reading does not have such inconveniences. Books can be picked up and read anytime, anywhere. When there are important things that need to be dealt with immediately, you can put them down at any time and continue reading later.

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Lemon108mo ago

Reading such a classic book makes me feel at ease

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U160781491102mo ago

The content itself is delicate and vivid, and it is shocking to read. But in reality, I don't understand women's feelings. Too much wishful thinking is painful, tiring and even stupid. If you love him, why not let him know.

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User 53660050176789mo ago

This book was recommended to us by the teacher. It's very interesting.

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Pan Hongliang95mo ago

A pretty good book

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Snow Late at Night99mo ago

I once received calls from several strange women, either selling insurance or selling real estate.

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Present111mo ago

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