Flaubert was a 19th-century French realist novelist. He has been engaged in writing all his life, but the number of finished products is not very large. Including the unfinished novel "Bovard and Pécuchet", there are only five novels and three short stories in total. However, these few works are enough to make him surpass many writers of his generation and enter the ranks of masters. This set of books is the complete collection of his novels. The "Complete Collection" is divided into three volumes: the first volume contains "Madame Bovary" and "Salembo"; the middle volume contains "Emotional Education" and "The Temptation of Saint Anthony"; the second volume contains "Three Stories" and "Bovart and Pécuchet".
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For example, Emma in "Madame Bovary" longs for love but is trapped by reality, which makes people feel both sympathetic and helpless. As the book says: "She wanted to go to Paris, just like a person wants to go to heaven." This sentence really describes Emma's state of mind very aptly. Reading this book is like experiencing their stories with these characters and feeling their emotions.
For example, Emma in "Madame Bovary" longs for love but is trapped by reality, which makes people feel both sympathetic and helpless. As the book says: "She wanted to go to Paris, just like a person wants to go to heaven." This sentence really describes Emma's state of mind very aptly. Reading this book is like experiencing their stories with these characters and feeling their emotions.