
Watership Down (Chinese Edition)
by Richard Adams
301 pages· 2013· ISBN 9787567504417
About
Gifted Fiver predicted that an imminent destruction was approaching in the rabbit territory. He and Hazel went to visit the chief rabbit and tried persuade him to lead rabbits to leave the territory, but they were refused. Before the disaster struck, Fiver and Hazel led several male rabbits to leave the territory for a journey. Through several rounds of hardships, they came to Watership Down and began to set up their own new territory ... They persuaded caged rabbits to join their territory. They sent a diplomatic mission to Efrafa territory to propose marriage, but their plan failed. They conducted a life and death struggle against the autocratic leader. Finally they led a large number of female rabbits to Watership Down. However, a more dangerous battle was waiting for them ... The book is set in the beautiful natural environment, constructs a rabbit kingdom that is similar to the human society. This kingdom has its own culture, language and hierarchy system. Although this is a story about the rabbits expedition, there is a profound metaphor, mapping that people detest power and dictatorship. The book sings the praises of all fine quality of wisdom, bravery, and reflects peoples good wishes for pursuit of freedom and peace.
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