Sonnets (Bilingual Classics)

"Sonnets" contains 90 of Shakespeare's most classic sonnets, each of which embodies the poet's hard work and wisdom. These poems were written between 1590 and 1598, spanning an important stage of the poet's creative career. From them, we can get a glimpse of Shakespeare's profound insights into themes such as friendship, love, art and time. In these poems, Shakespeare depicts the complex and changeable human emotions with his unique writing style. He praised the depth and innocence of friendship, the sweetness and passion of love, and at the same time expressed his love and pursuit of art. He thought deeply about the passage of time and the meaning of life, and used poetry to convey his pursuit and ideals of truth, goodness and beauty.