Don Quixote

"Don Quixote" (Chinese pronunciation: táng jí hē dé, also translated as "Don Quixote", "Don Quixote", etc.) Is an anti-chivalry novel published in two parts by Spanish writer Cervantes in 1605 and 1615. When the story takes place, knights have been extinct for more than a century, but the protagonist Alonso Quixote (the original name of Don Quixote) is obsessed with knight novels and often fantasizes about being a medieval knight, and then calls himself "Don Quixote de... "La Mancho" (the guardian of the De La Manche area), took his neighbor Sancho Panza as his servant, "walked the world in chivalry and righteousness", and committed various unbelievable behaviors that were contrary to the times, and ended up running into obstacles everywhere. But finally woke up from the dream. He died after returning to his hometown. Literary critics all call "Don Quixote" the first modern novel in the history of Western literature and one of the treasures of world literature.