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• 1: The Morning Star of English Poetry——Chaucer
• 2: There are a thousand Shakespeares for a thousand readers
• 3: The Poet Praising Satan——Milton
• 4: The Father of British and European Fiction - Defoe
• 5: Hidden Female Writers——Jane Austen
• 6: The first nightingale in spring - Shelley
• 7: Devil Poet - Byron
• 8: The King of British Novels - Charles Dickens
• 9: Recorder of Fame and Fortune——Thackeray
• 10: The Wonderful Work of Literature in the Women's World——Charlotte Bronte
• 11: Wild Woman Writer - Emily Brontë
• 12: Hardy and his "Wessex novels"
• 13: Wise Words - Montaigne and His Essays
• 14: The Drama Master in the Troupe - Molière
• 15: The Thinker Who Created a Style of Writing——Rousseau
• 16: Romantic Leader – Hugo
• 17: Popular historical novels, who will fight for the top - Alexandre Dumas
• 18: Napoleon of Literature - Balzac
• 19: The Father of Symbolism - Baudelaire
• 20: I want to write for the 20th century - Stendhal
• 21: The Destruction of Romantic Dreams——Flaubert and His Madame Bovary
• 22: The hero behind La Traviata - Alexandre Dumas
• 23: Holding High the Banner of Naturalism - Zola
• 24: King of Short Stories - Maupassant
• 25: French Tolstoy - Romain Rolland
• 26: The Pioneer of the Stream of Consciousness Against Time - Marcel Proust
• 27: The Existentialist Master Who Rejected the Nobel Prize for Literature——Sartre
• 28: We live in an absurd world - Camus
• 29: Art for Art's sake - Gautier
• 30: French Symbolism
• 31: French Surrealism
• 32: French existential literature
• 33: French Nouvelle Nouveau
• 34: The Founder of German Literature——Lessing
• 35: A mirror of the world - Goethe
• 36: The great poet who built the temple of liberty - Schiller
• 37: "The First Nightingale" of New German Poetry - Heine
• 38: The Latitude and Longitude of German Literature——Rilke
• 39: Lifting the Veil of War - Remarque
• 40: Cao Xueqin in Germany in the 20th Century—Thomas Mann
• 41: The Priest of Contemporary German Literature——The Tin Drum by Günter Grass
• 42: Sturm und Drang in Germany
• 43: The Father of Russian Literature - Pushkin
• 44: "A tearful smile" - Gogol
• 45: From "Supplementary Man" to "New Man"——Turgenev's Literary World
• 46: The torturer of the soul - Fyodor Dostoevsky
• 47: Long-lived literary tumbler - Tolstoy
• 48: Master of Short Stories - Chekhov
• 49: The Eagle of Revolutionary Literature——Gorky
• 50: Cossack Writer Sholokhov and His Don World
• 51: A Book That Affects an Era - "How Steel Was Tempered"
• 52: The Ill-Fated Nobel Laureate for Literature - Pasternak
• 53: Reflecting on Totalitarianism with Literature - Solzhenitsyn
• 54: Blowing the clarion call of revolution for the American poetic world——Whitman
• 55: Writing for Entertainment - Edgar Allan Poe
• 56: Tragic Love in the Puritan Age——The Scarlet Letter
• 57: Challenge the Tragedy of Nature——Melville and his "Moby Dick"
• 58: The Novelist Who Started a Great War——Mrs. Stowe
• 59: From Navigator to Writer - Mark Twain
• 60: The Prophetic Poet Who Diagnosed Western Modern Civilization——Eliot
• 61: Builder of the "Yoknapatawpha Lineage" - William Faulkner
• 62: Cry for "Save the Children" in the United States - Salinger "The Catcher in the Rye"
• 63: The undefeated tough guy - Hemingway
• 64: Taking Photos of American Civilization - Dreiser
• 65: Will tomorrow be a new day? --"With the wind"
• 66: Black Humor - "Catch-22"
• 67: Arthur Miller and his Death of a Salesman
• 68: American Physiocrats in the first half of the 19th century
• 69: lost generation
• 70: beat generation
• 71: Black Humor in America in the 1960s
• 72: The Source of Western Literature——Homer's Epics
• 73: "Father of Tragedy" - Aeschylus
• 74: Slaves also have their own creations - Aesop's Fables
• 75: The First Trumpet of the New Era——Dante and His Divine Comedy
• 76: Sound the death knell for chivalry literature - Cervantes
• 77: Renaissance Singer - Boccaccio
• 78: The great comedian - Rabelais
• 79: A child with a pure heart - Hans Christian Andersen
• 80: The Giant of Modern Problem Drama——Ibsen
• 81: "The Last Romantics" - Yeats
• 82: The founder of psychological realism - Zweig
• 83: "Every obstacle crushes me" - Franz Kafka
• 84: "The Great Traitor of World Literature" - Joyce
• 85: The Absurd World That Can't Be Faced - Beckett
• 86: The Revolution of Man and Literature - Milan Kundera
• 87: Spanish knight novels in the 15th and 16th centuries
• 88: Tramp Novels in Europe in the 16th and 17th Centuries
• 89: Western Modernism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
• 90: Critical Realism in Europe after the 1830s
• 91: Classicism in Europe at the end of the 17th century
• 92: Enlightenment Literature in 18th Century Europe
• 93: Decadentism in Europe since the second half of the 19th century
• 94: Aestheticism in Europe at the End of the 19th Century
• 95: Stream of consciousness since the beginning of the 20th century
• 96: Theater of the Absurd in Europe in the 20th Century
• 97: Gemini Constellation of Eastern Epics - "Ramayana" and "Mahabharata"
• 98: The Fantasy World of Magic Lamp, Flying Carpet, and Ebony Horse——"Arabian Nights"
• 99: Japan's "Dream of Red Mansions" - "The Tale of Genji"
• 100: The star of Japan's Millennium Literature - Natsume Soseki
• 101: Indian poet - Rabindranath Tagore
• 102: The Oriental Charm of the 20th Century——Kawabata Yasunari and his "Snow Country"
• 103: The Man Who Built the Tower of Literary Babylon - Borges and His Labyrinth Novels
• 104: The First Person of Magic Realism - Marquez
• 105: Magic Realism in Latin America in the 20th Century