#Cultural History Analysis#Margaret Mitchell (November 8, 1900 – August 16, 1949) was a famous modern American female writer. In 1937 she won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel Gone with the Wind. Her short life did not leave many works, but only one "Gone with the Wind" was enough to establish her unshakable place in the history of world literature. The well-known movie "Gone with the Wind" is adapted from the novel "Gone with the Wind".
At the World Literature Colloquium, there was an inconspicuous lady sitting in the corner, her appearance mediocre and unattended. Next to her, a proud Hungarian male writer proudly asked: "Are you also a writer?" The lady replied kindly, "I guess so." The male writer continued to ask: "Then what works have you written?" The lady replied modestly: "I have only written novels." Hearing this, the male writer said proudly: "It turns out that this is the case, I also write novels, so far I have written more than thirty books, most of them think it is good, and it has been well received." ”
The male writer asked proudly: "How many novels have you written?" The lady smiled and replied, "I only wrote one book, not as much as you did." The male writer asked in surprise, "What is the title of the book?" The lady replied lightly: "My novel is called "Gone with the Wind", I don't know if you have heard of it." The male writer was so stunned that she turned out to be the famous female writer Margaret Mitchell.
This story tells us that sometimes, quantity does not equal quality. Doing one thing well and focusing on quality is more important than quantity.
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