The Lady of Camellias (In Chinese and English) (Chinese Edition)

The Lady of Camellias (In Chinese and English) (Chinese Edition)

by xiao zhong ma

324 pages· 2011· ISBN 9787510032370
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As a world classic, The Lady of Camellias has been published and performed in the forms of novel, drama and opera, all of which have become outstanding works with their immortal artistic value. The heroine Marguerite Gautier, a famous courtesan in Paris, falls in love with Armand Duval, a young man without much fortune, after appealing to his sincere affection. While the two lovers are longing for their happy future life, Armands father forces secretly Marguerite to leave Armand who does not know the truth and contends that she deserts him intentionally. Consequently, Marguerite dies of dual tortures of disease and grief and their innocent love comes to an end in tragedy.

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