
Literary Giant: I Started Translating World Classics in College
文豪:从上大学翻译世界名著开始
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 7mo ago
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- Fanqie
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I was fascinated by it, and I felt like I was reading Zhou Hexuan's book. Couldn't stop at all. There are not many openings and hang-ups, the pace is very fast, and it is very special.
Hengdian is not a good place to build a movie theater in terms of geographical location and climate. The choice to build a movie theater in Hengdian is probably due to the preferences of investors at that time and other reasons, right? For example, Geographically, it is very mountainous. I found on the Internet that many of the mountains were leveled when the movie theater was built. (The amount of engineering work in Pingshantou alone is too large. I don't think the engineering equipment and technology in the timeline of the 1980s in the book can reach the level of the real world in the late 1990s. It is not environmentally friendly) In terms of climate, the rainy season is long in the summer and it is hot and humid. Filming a costume drama is extremely hot. In the winter it is probably a bit colder without heating. Economically, labor costs around Hengdian are relatively high. Let's trust Wanda's choice of location for the Oriental Movie Metropolis to be built in Qingdao. Because it was built later than Hengdian, it should be considered more comprehensively. Moreover, the protagonist in the book grew up in the capital. He once went to the countryside in the northeast, and his girlfriend is also from the north. Look at the location of Hengdian on the map and its distance from the capital. In the timeline of the 1980s, transportation was not very developed and it would have taken a lot of time to get there. You had to use multiple means of transportation. In the timeline of the 1980s, various places are looking for foreign investment. Which city can Hengdian beat? What is the logic behind the author choosing Hengdian as the location for his book? Is it Hengdian because of Hengdian? In the real world, there are many film and television bases near the capital, such as Huairou Film and Television Shooting Base In addition, the protagonist's uncle and relatives abroad heard that a junior who was famous for writing articles in college had crossed the border to create a business pie, without any opinions, conditions or policies... Just respond and support. Everyone wants a relative like this [laughing]
In fact, I have never understood the idea of getting angry because you are angry, and then copying a book. It has the look and feel of a confident thief. However, although the behavior is strange, the writing is still smooth.
The writing is very good👍🏻, with a lot of originality added, the writing is sharp and touching, and the ending is also very good👌🏻. Instead of becoming the richest man and showing off in front of others, he returned to the starting point and the place where the dream began. The author continues to work hard.
A writer without a system, more than 400 chapters, every word is not missed, there are some flaws in the middle, but the flaws are not concealed, it is relatively deep, the protagonist's realm is the person I want to be, the pace becomes a bit faster in the middle and later stages, in fact, more than 500 chapters, almost 600 chapters are better, the ending left a deep impression on me, a book with a score of 8 or above, recommended
How to say it? The author's narrative style is as crazy as Lin Chaosheng! The update is also fast enough. When I saw that it was finished, I had mixed emotions. I could finally watch it slowly and catch up with Lin Chaosheng's crazy journey! But the low rating is also regrettable. Come on, author!
I've also read a lot of Reborn Writers, and this one is quite innovative! Worth recommending
Personally, I think it can be used as a god in the early stage, and it combines the sense of the times very well. There is a slight drop in the rear. At least it was enjoyable to watch, author, come on.
When I was in junior high school, the teachers rarely explained the foreign literature in the textbooks to us. For example, the Metamorphosis was not taught at all.
It's a good novel, why is the rating so low?