#Brave to read a good book##A book a day ##Let's dry the pillow book# This set of "Wilde Selected Works" released by Guomai is the most beautiful translation of Wilde's representative works I have ever read. There is not only the fairy tale volume "The Nightingale and the Rose" that can be read with children, but also the drama volume Salome and the novel volume "The Portrait of Dorian Gray" that is suitable for all literary and artistic mothers who still have a heart-pounding feeling.
Among them, "The Nightingale and the Rose" includes nine fairy tales from Wilde's early collection of fairy tales "The Happy Prince" and "The House of Pomegranates", a total of nine. Among them, "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Happy Prince" and "The Selfish Giant" are all classic stories loved by the majority of readers. The illustrations in this book are specially drawn by Charles Robinson, a British illustrator in the early 20th century, and the rich colors and delicate lines breathe life into the characters in the story, which is worth cherishing.
Salome includes Wilde's two representative works of drama, Salome and The Importance of Seriousness. Salome rewrites passages from the Gospel of Matthew from Herodius' daughter into a purely "Wildeist" drama. And "Serious Important" is the most well-known of Wilde's comedies, telling a comedy story that is a mistake, and the dialogue in it is the culmination of Wilde's wit. The book includes illustrations by the genius painter Beardsley for Salome.
And "The Portrait of Dorian Gray" is Wilde's only full-length work of fiction. "The Portrait of Dorian Gray" tells the story of the young Dorian Gray, under the guidance of his friend Lord Henry, who exchanged life with the portrait, his personality changed from simple to worldly, his soul changed from purity to filth, and finally to self-destruction. This book epitomizes Wilde's contradictory rhetoric and aestheticist ideas, and is an extremely important and unusual masterpiece in the history of literature.
With this heartwarming set of Wilde, I greet spring and little mothers.
Greetings to all decisions to love, and not to love. (See Figure 1 for the order route)
