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The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.

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The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, the desk is against the bright window sill, there is a slanted board for writing, books are placed in the bookcase, and various decorative pendants are just right. Ma Lao "made a living from French literature" and translated many French literary works such as "The Complete Essays of Montaigne", "The Fortress", "People Are Going to Die" and won the first Fu Lei Translation and Publication Award. His translation of "The Little Prince" is the most classic, do you like it?

The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.
The study of Ma Zhencheng, a famous French literary translator and the first person to translate "The Little Prince" in China, is carefully designed everywhere, and the desk is leaning against a bright window sill with a slant for writing.

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