"The Plague" is a Nobel Prize-winning work by French philosopher and writer Camus. It tells us the story of the people of Oran, represented by Dr. Rieux, facing the sudden threat of plague and death, from initial doubts and panic to the final fight against the epidemic together, facing the disaster, and finally winning.
In a city captured by the plague, a group of desperate people redeem themselves. It shows the fighting spirit of people in trouble and their pursuit of justice. It reminds each of us that in a crisis moment that is not what we want, the only right thing is to choose to walk with kindness and sincerity.
Reader comments
This book is very meaningful. It allowed me to see people's strength and kindness in the face of the plague. Camus is really an amazing writer, he describes human nature so realistically. This book also made me think about how we should choose in difficult times. I think this is not only a book about the plague, but also a book about life. I recommend you read it, I believe you will have a deeper feeling.
This book is very meaningful. It allowed me to see people's strength and kindness in the face of the plague. Camus is really an amazing writer, he describes human nature so realistically. This book also made me think about how we should choose in difficult times. I think this is not only a book about the plague, but also a book about life. I recommend you read it, I believe you will have a deeper feeling.