"Ambition and Love in French Romance" Author: [UK] Theodore Zeldin Publisher: CITIC Publishing Group Co., Ltd.

Introduction
This book depicts the colorful landscape of French society from 1848 to 1945. The author's delicate description of the ambitions and emotions of people from different classes during the turbulent period in France is both surprising and thought-provoking.
Despite the distance in time and space, we can still gain a lot from reading it today. In addition to showing an important period in the history of human civilization, it will also make each of us examine the humbleness hidden in our hearts and the ambition to succeed when we close the book, and make us think about what kind of real appreciation, love and gratitude we need to give in addition to maintaining the harmonious appearance of family life.
About the Author
Theodore Zeldin
British, professor at Oxford University, winner of the Wolf Prize, a major award for history books.
Zeldin has studied modern French history. Perhaps because he is a bystander, he has a unique and insightful view of French society. He is not only an outstanding scholar, but also a very talented writer. With his meticulous writing skills and delicate and humorous writing style, he has gained the reputation of "the contemporary Balzac".