When the Stars of Mankind Shine

Editor's recommendation From the vast river of history, fourteen bright waves of civilization are captured The splendor of fourteen historical figures is vividly presented to the world. Through Zweig's words, feel the moment when the stars shine, and let the brilliance of these bright stars illuminate the journey of the rest of our lives. Enter fourteen moments of vast history, wander through the story, and experience loneliness, desolation, exploration and hope! Introduction Stefan Zweig boldly adopted the form of narrative poetry and drama, and used skillful writing techniques and rich associations to capture fourteen historical moments as bright as stars in the vast river of history, making the glory of fourteen historical figures vividly appear before the world. Here, you will witness the birth of the impassioned "La Marseillaise", feel Napoleon's expectation and anxiety in the Battle of Waterloo, read Goethe's most famous elegies in his later years, see the irresistibility and tragedy of mankind's conquest of Antarctica, and lament Cicero's helplessness in the face of dictatorship... History is a true poet and dramatist. Here, you only need to use Zweig's words to feel the shining moments of stars in different eras and regions, and let the brilliance of these bright stars illuminate our long road of life. [About the author] Stefan Zweig, a famous Austrian novelist, poet, playwright and biographer. Born into a wealthy Jewish family, he studied philosophy and literature in Vienna and Berlin in his youth. Later he traveled around the world, met Romain Rolland, Freud and others and was deeply influenced by him. He has made extraordinary achievements in the fields of poetry, novels, drama, literary theory and biography, and is especially famous for his biographies and novels. His representative works include the short stories "The Story of Chess" and "Letter from a Strange Woman", the novel "The Anxiety of the Soul", the memoir "Yesterday's World", etc. Yu Bing holds a bachelor's degree in Germanic languages ​​and literature, a master's degree in German as a foreign language (intercultural literature), and a master's degree from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, one of Germany's elite universities. Now living in Munich, Germany, continuing to study for a PhD at the University of Munich. I love literature, music, and translation. Translated and published books: "User 3.0: In the Internet+ Era, User Thinking is the Core" and "Thought Engine".