The Beheaded Queen: a Biography of Marie Antoinette (Chinese Translation Biography Series)

This book allowed me to see a real Marie Antoinette, she was not the simple decapitated queen in the history books. The author's description is very delicate, making me empathize with her experience. I particularly like the Clover Girl in the book. Her appearance reminds me of my own innocent years. This book is not only about history, but also a profound discussion of human nature. It is recommended to boys who are looking for true love. It may give you a deeper understanding of love.

When I met Zweig in junior high school, I had a strong interest in his masterpiece "The Beheaded Queen". Now that I have finished reading, a short paragraph in a history book has been described in detail. To be honest, Marie Antoinette's death was doomed from the beginning, and I didn't want to face it, hoping for some twist. My heart was also ups and downs, as if this feeling was gradually weakening, but seeing how she matured and became more and more like a queen, I could calmly face her inevitable end. I am more and more in awe of this queen. It can only be said that the Jacobins headed by Robespierre are not what the French people want, and they should not be.

Excellent literary work, but readers are asked not to read it entirely as official history.