Anne of Green Gables is a bildungsroman. From the growth experience of the protagonist Anne, we can see that the author's eco-feminist consciousness transcends her era: the world is a pluralistic identity; Man is a part of nature and forms an inseparable web of life with all things. Humans should treat other creatures equally. People should care and help each other. Only in this way can mankind get rid of all kinds of crises, get a happy life, and establish an ideal society where man and nature live in harmony, a "free society that can adjust the relationship between man and nature".
Annie's experience is a life process that everyone has to go through-growing up, studying, falling in love, getting married, having children and working. In this sense, Anne of Green Gables is a bildungsroman for boys and girls to read, teaching them to treat the hardships in life with enthusiasm, innocence, tenacity and frankness like Anne, and to pursue things more precious than money, wealth and reputation with an optimistic and cheerful outlook on life.
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Anne of Green Gables, written by Montgomery at the age of 30, quickly became a best seller and was reprinted six times a year. Letters from millions of admirers rained down on female writers in Prince Edward Island, and Montgomery attracted the attention of the whole world. Encouraged by Mark Twain, she wrote seven more novels about Anne, which constituted the "Anne Series".
In Canada, by the middle of September of the year when this book was published, four editions had been published; Version 6 will be released at the end of 1 1 * *. 1909 in May, the British edition also printed 15. 19 14 years, Page Company issued "Popular Edition" with an initial print run of150,000 copies. Since then, Green Gables has been translated into more than 50 languages and published, with a continuous distribution of more than 50 million copies, and has been adapted into musicals, stage plays and film and television dramas for many times. It is a world-recognized literary classic. As the sweetest novel about children's life, it once fascinated two British prime ministers.
After the first Chinese translation was published in China from 65438 to 0987, it did not have a great influence for a period of time. After entering the new century, Anne fever suddenly rose in China. From 2000 to 20 10, Green Gable has published more than 30 Chinese versions, including 6 English versions, 1 ordinary Chinese version 1 1, 2 Chinese versions of reading instructions and 1 Chinese version of illustrations1. In 2009 alone, there were as many as ten versions of Green Gables.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Anne of Green Gables