"The Plague" is the representative work of the French existentialist writer Camus, and is considered to be Camus's most influential and socially significant work. The novel tells the story of the residents of Oran, represented by Dr. Rieux, who faced the sudden threat of plague and death, shared the same hatred and bravely resisted. With rich details, the book vividly shows the vivid daily life in the small town. It also clearly depicts the struggles and struggles of ordinary people when the plague broke out, showing the hard-working attitude of people in trouble and their pursuit of truth and justice.
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I like Dr. Rieux. He works hard to help everyone during the plague, which is really admirable. The plot of the story is very compact and made me feel people's tenacity and pursuit of justice in desperate situations. This book made me think about a lot of questions about life and human nature.
I like Dr. Rieux. He works hard to help everyone during the plague, which is really admirable. The plot of the story is very compact and made me feel people's tenacity and pursuit of justice in desperate situations. This book made me think about a lot of questions about life and human nature.