Gone with the Wind: GONE with the WIND (Original English Version)

"Gone with the Wind" is a panoramic social novel with the American Civil War as the historical background and the social life in the South as the living environment. "Gone with the Wind" comprehensively displays the social landscape of the American South and the fateful changes of various characters in the huge social changes. "Gone with the Wind" reveals the inevitable changes in fate of different characters by showing the fateful changes of different characters in a chaotic and complex social environment. The author uses a woman's unique perspective of observation to describe in detail and profoundly the social activities of Scarlett as the central character and Rhett, Melanie and Ashley as the main characters. Through their social activities, the author shows a complicated social picture and their different fates. Since "Gone with the Wind" was first published in 1936, it has been translated into 29 languages ​​around the world and sold a total of nearly 30 million copies. In 1937, "Gone with the Wind" won the Pulitzer Prize. The film "Gone with the Wind" based on "Gone with the Wind" premiered in Atlanta in 1939, causing a sensation and quickly became popular all over the world. The book "Gone with the Wind" is the original English version, and it also provides accompanying readings, allowing readers to improve their English reading skills while reading wonderful stories.