Jahr
1934
Text
[Twain, Mark]. Tuomu Suoye'er de mao xian shi. Wu Guangjian yi. [ID D29503].
Li Xilao : In his introduction Wu spoke more highly of Huckleberry Finn. Why not translate Huckleberry Finn ? We may get a cluer from his observation of Mark Twain's style : the author 'shifts fast' in his writing, suddenly 'from being comic to tragic, from being sentimental to hilarious' ; and, what is more, Finn uses 'a lot of slang and mispronounced dialect'. It is 'hard to understand for non-natives'.
Li Xilao : In his introduction Wu spoke more highly of Huckleberry Finn. Why not translate Huckleberry Finn ? We may get a cluer from his observation of Mark Twain's style : the author 'shifts fast' in his writing, suddenly 'from being comic to tragic, from being sentimental to hilarious' ; and, what is more, Finn uses 'a lot of slang and mispronounced dialect'. It is 'hard to understand for non-natives'.
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