Open "The Rainbow" and understand your own desires, which may reduce 50% of the pain in life! A masterpiece by D. H. Lawrence, one of the four major modern British novelists.
In the history of human literature, "The Rainbow" encourages people to boldly understand their desires and ignite the passion for life. It is one of the most controversial classic works in Britain in the 20th century and a work of genius that shocked the world!
"Rainbow" tells the story of every ordinary person's search for reconciliation in love and desire during the changing times from agricultural civilization to industrial civilization through the emotional entanglements of three generations of the Brangwen family. Literary critic Mark Spilka believes that "The Rainbow" and its companion piece "Women in Love" represent the highest achievements of Lawrence's literary creation.
Reader comments
This is the first time I have seen a book that describes the ideological struggle so intensely and the emotions so intensely.
The plot of this book is very attractive. It tells the emotional entanglement of three generations in the changing times, which made me feel the power of love and desire. I especially liked the description of the Brangwen family. Their expectation and desire for the unknown resonated with me. Moreover, the translation of this book is also very good and it reads smoothly. All in all, I think "The Rainbow" is a book worth reading.
After reading this book, I fully deserve a better life as a living person.
D. H. Lawrence's "The Rainbow" is like a rice field blown up by the wind in the British countryside, and the rice flying all over the sky creates this erotically intertwined text.
A very good book, I can see my own reflection in it.
This is the first time I have seen a book that describes the ideological struggle so intensely and the emotions so intensely.
The plot of this book is very attractive. It tells the emotional entanglement of three generations in the changing times, which made me feel the power of love and desire. I especially liked the description of the Brangwen family. Their expectation and desire for the unknown resonated with me. Moreover, the translation of this book is also very good and it reads smoothly. All in all, I think "The Rainbow" is a book worth reading.
After reading this book, I fully deserve a better life as a living person.
D. H. Lawrence's "The Rainbow" is like a rice field blown up by the wind in the British countryside, and the rice flying all over the sky creates this erotically intertwined text.
A very good book, I can see my own reflection in it.