Divine Comedy (All Three Volumes)

"The Divine Comedy" was born in the Renaissance era 700 years ago. It is a work handed down from generation to generation by the Italian poet Dante. It is divided into three parts: "Inferno", "Purgatory" and "Paradise". In an imaginary way, it tells the story of Dante, guided by his mentor and goddess, traveling through hell, purgatory and reaching heaven. There is a profound insight into human nature and a clear explanation of the dilemma of life. In the history of literature since the Middle Ages, Dante and Shakespeare are recognized as two great geniuses. T. S. Eliot said that Shakespeare shows the breadth of the human spiritual world, while Dante allows us to see the depth of the human spiritual world. Seven hundred years later, the magnificent power contained in "The Divine Comedy" can still transcend history and culture, and continue to be reborn. As Pound and Eliot, two super Dante fans, said, "The Divine Comedy" is a work suitable for everyone. Everyone can discover their own nature and hope, realize their own mistakes, and feel the tension of understanding everything in the world. The translation by Huang Wenjie of Yilin Publishing House is a literal translation of the poem from Italian. It retains the inherent number of lines of the original poem and has unique language processing. It not only reflects the original flavor of "The Divine Comedy" to the greatest extent, but also fully takes into account the reading habits of contemporary readers. It reads smoothly and clearly, without any obstacles, and is suitable for recitation. 2021 Marks the 700th anniversary of Dante's death. The expert committee organized by the Cultural Section of the Italian Embassy in China has specially selected Huang Wenjie's translation as the audiobook Chinese recitation script jointly produced by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Albe Theater/Ravenna Teatro and the Dante Association. The book contains a large number of illustrations for "The Divine Comedy" drawn by the famous 19th-century French illustrator Gustave Doré, and is accompanied by bilingual audio recitations in Chinese and Italian. Scan the QR code to listen.