Translations of Famous British Poetry Classics: Mrs. Browning's Sonnets (English-Chinese)

Editor's recommendation: "Mrs. Browning's Sonnets" turns 600 love letters over 20 months into 44 sonnets that are more touching than Shakespeare's. Equipped with hand-drawn illustrations, it is exquisite, cute and full of interest. Hailed by Browning as an outstanding sonnet after Shakespeare, the words and rhymes are full of romanticism. "Mrs. Browning's Sonnets" is a precious collection of early love poems in the West. It records the emotional journey of the Brownings from acquaintance, falling in love to getting married. It can be described as a touching love note. Content introduction: "Mrs. Browning's Sonnets" has always been considered a treasure in the history of British literature, comparable to "Shakespeare's Sonnets". These 44 romantic sonnets are a true portrayal of the love life of the Brownings. Because the author was unwilling to publish love poems in public at the time, the collection of poems was once named "Portuguese Sonnets". About the author: Elizabeth Browning (1806-1861), a 19th-century British poetess, one of the most respected poets of the Victorian era, and the wife of Robert Browning. In 1844, with "Collected Poems (1844)", he became a star in the British poetry circle, as famous as Tennyson. Her personal legendary experiences and sad and moving poems make her love poems very popular among readers. Her works cover a wide range of issues and ideas, and have a profound impact on the later creations of Edgar Allan Poe, Dickinson and others.