This book is a masterpiece that Leo Tolstoy, the great Russian critical realist writer, worked hard on for more than ten years in his later years. It is also the crystallization of his thoughts and art throughout his life. Through the unjust injustice suffered by Maslova and the "prisoners" in the prison, the novel extensively and profoundly exposed the anti-people nature of the tsar's laws, courts, prisons, officials and the entire state institutions. It is a mirror that reflects the contradictory situation of the Russian peasants in the revolution.
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The book "Resurrection" is very in-depth! It profoundly exposes the darkness of Tsarist rule through the description of Maslova and a group of "prisoners". Tolstoy's characters have distinct personalities and touching experiences. Take Maslova, for example. Her suffering makes people sympathize with her, and her tenacity also makes people admire her. This book is like a mirror, allowing us to see the social reality of that era.
Love this version of the translation. The language is concise and capable, which is in line with the style of literary classics.
Great book, very well described. The story is wonderful.
On Easter, when he was advocating equality for all people, Nekhlyudov committed an unforgivable crime. This will of course leave an unforgettable memory in his still kind heart, so that he can use it to atone for his sins in the rest of his life. However, Maslova's life, which was ruined by his own hands, could be restored just by relying on him to atone her sins?
The book "Resurrection" is very in-depth! It profoundly exposes the darkness of Tsarist rule through the description of Maslova and a group of "prisoners". Tolstoy's characters have distinct personalities and touching experiences. Take Maslova, for example. Her suffering makes people sympathize with her, and her tenacity also makes people admire her. This book is like a mirror, allowing us to see the social reality of that era.
Love this version of the translation. The language is concise and capable, which is in line with the style of literary classics.
Great book, very well described. The story is wonderful.
On Easter, when he was advocating equality for all people, Nekhlyudov committed an unforgivable crime. This will of course leave an unforgettable memory in his still kind heart, so that he can use it to atone for his sins in the rest of his life. However, Maslova's life, which was ruined by his own hands, could be restored just by relying on him to atone her sins?