Selected Novels of Chekhov Translated by Ru Long (translation Series by Chinese Translators)
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"Selected Novels of Chekhov" is the essence of Anton Chekhov's (1860-1904) novels. Chekhov is good at capturing the absurdity and depth of human nature in trivial daily life: the hypocrisy of bureaucrats ("Chameleon"), the spiritual dilemma of intellectuals ("Ward Six"), and the humble struggles of small people ("Affliction"). His words are as precise as a scalpel, which not only satirizes the numbness and decay of society ("The Man in the Trap"), but also injects poetic sadness into ordinary life ("The Woman with a Puppy"). The work abandons preaching and uses "objective presentation" to allow readers to understand the intertwining of hope and despair on their own. It is hailed as a model of modern short stories and influenced later generations such as Kafka and Lu Xun. Rulong's translation of Chekhov is a faithful reproduction of Chekhov's concise style. The translation is clean and neat, avoiding lengthy procrastination, and accurately conveys Chekhov's literary soul. Our company owns the exclusive copyright.
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