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Extraction code: h060? Title: Year of the Dog
Author: [Germany] Gunter grass
Translator: Diao Chengjun
Douban score: 8.2
Publishing House: Lijiang Publishing House
Publication year: 2000-0 1
Page count: 706
Content introduction:
Gü nter, a famous contemporary German writer? Grass's novel The Year of the Dog has become a book worthy of deep thought and careful reading because of its rich connotation and unique expression. The mouth of the Vistula River depicted in this work published in 1963 is the author's birthplace in Danzig-Longfuer area. Danzig was a part of East Prussia before World War II and belonged to Germany. The author was educated in the liberal arts middle school in his hometown. 1944 to 1945 worked as an air defense assistant, then went to the front to be a soldier. 1945 was injured and was captured and put into a prison camp. 1946 After his release in May, Glass worked as an agricultural worker, worked in a potash mine, worked as a jazz musician, and later studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts. These experiences laid a solid life foundation for the author to create the Year of the Dog.
About the author:
Curtis. Glass, born in 1927, is a famous contemporary writer in the Federal Republic of Germany. The Danzig Trilogy, including the Tin Drum, Tom and Jerry and The Year of the Dog, is a world-famous cursive masterpiece, which has indisputably entered the ranks of world literary masterpieces in the 20th century. The Year of the Dog is divided into three parts: morning shift, love letter and mother story, with novel and unique writing style. The book tells the story of Matern and Amzel, two partners with different personalities, and reflects the dramatic changes of German economy from Nazi coming to power to post-war miracle. The girls' images of Tula and Yan Ni are also vivid. The story that the shepherd dog "Prince" became the pet of the Fuehrer brilliantly satirized the absurd reality of "Year of the Dog". Preface to Chinese Translation is helpful for reading this saved and profound book.