The Old Man and the Sea Author: Ernest Hemingway Publisher: CITIC Press

Introduction
"A man can be destroyed, but he cannot be defeated." An old man was fishing alone at sea. He caught nothing for 84 days. When he finally caught a big fish, he spent two days and two nights to kill it. On the way back, he was suddenly attacked by a shark. After a day and night of fighting, only the skeleton of the fish remained. But the old man did not lose hope and confidence. After resting, he prepared to go out to sea again...
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◆ The Chinese translation that Hemingway waited for 64 years is finally here! This is the first time that the legendary Chinese writer Lu Yang has translated a foreign classic. Before the translation was published, it was widely circulated among celebrities from all walks of life and received rave reviews and great reputation.
◆ Audio of the audio reading version of "The Old Man and the Sea", Sister Li Lei reads the classic interpretation and revive "The Old Man and the Sea" for you with her voice.
◆ Attached with the original English version, proofread from the original American Scribner version authorized by Hemingway himself in 1952! Bilingual in Chinese and English, a great value collection.
◆ Slava Shults, an internationally popular female illustrator, has created 12 poster-level hand-painted illustrations for the Chinese version of "The Old Man and the Sea" for the first time, bringing you an unprecedented reading experience; a beautiful postcard is also included with the book (a set of 10 is given randomly).
◆ "All the principles come from heaven: that is, you must believe in magic, believe in beauty, believe in those who summarize us in millions of diamonds, and believe that the translation of Mr. Lu Yang in your hands at this moment is the best proof of the brilliant word "immortality." - He Sanpo, winner of the Ding Ling Literature Award and Xu Zhimo Poetry Gold Award
◆ "Lu Yang's translation is perfect in terms of its simplicity, rhythm, sense of language, sense of imagery, and the interweaving of strong and weak emotions. I feel like Hemingway wrote The Old Man and the Sea in Chinese. It's great!" - Xing Ruoxi, a well-known Chinese-American scholar and postdoctoral supervisor
◆ Since winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954, "The Old Man and the Sea" has become popular all over the world, sweeping every list of must-read classic books and conquering hundreds of millions of readers; according to official statistics from the Writers List: as of January 2017, Hemingway topped the sales ranking of the Chinese versions of the works of 113 Nobel Prize winners in Literature, with total sales exceeding 5.5 million copies.
◆ "A man can be destroyed but not defeated." - Hemingway, the author of this book (winner of both the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Pulitzer Prize)