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A good fit for
- 喜欢《所罗门王的宝藏》《失落的世界》一类经典冒险小说的读者
- 对“失落文明”“永生”“轮回”等奇幻母题感兴趣的读者
- 想了解晚清以来外国通俗小说在中文世界传播脉络的文学爱好者
- 准备进入英文奇幻经典原著、希望先读一个可靠中文译本的读者
Not a good fit for
- 期待现代快节奏悬疑、对十九世纪叙事腔调耐心的读者
- 对殖民时代异域书写中的种族与性别观念较敏感、不愿读到此类内容的读者
- 只想要一部纯爱情小说或当代女性主义论著的读者
Reading tips
- 可以先读前言,了解陶片与家族诅咒的由来,再进入正文会更顺畅
- 留意叙述者霍利的视角与语气,这本书的趣味很大一部分来自他的自嘲与书生气
- 读到艾莎登场后不妨慢下来,她对“永生”和“爱”的论述是全书思想密度最高的部分
- 读完后可对照林纾译本《三千年艳尸记》或《不可违抗的她》等其他译本,比较译名与处理方式的差异
About the publisher
Founded in 1988 and affiliated with China CITIC Group, CITIC Press focuses on business and economics, social sciences, literature and children's books, with common categories covering social sciences, finance, literature, Eastern philosophy and literary appreciation. Its library holds 91 titles, including Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens trilogy, Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Wu Xiaobo's Thirty Years of Strife: Chinese Enterprises 1978–2008, Nelly Sachs's The Weight of Butterflies: Selected Poems of Nelly Sachs, as well as New Interpretations of the Analects and Chiang Hsun's lectures on Dream of the Red Chamber. Its authors and translators include Lin Junhong, Ba Shusong, Chen Li and Chang Fen-ling. Overall, the press introduces influential works in finance and social sciences while balancing classic translation and local appreciation in literature and Eastern philosophy, combining academic depth with accessible reading.
Contents
- Preface
- Chapter One: The Unexpected Visitor
- Chapter Two: The Years Pass
- Chapter Three: The Potsherd of Amenartas
- Chapter Four: The Storm
- Chapter Five: The Rock of the Heads
- Chapter Six: The Early Rites
- Chapter Seven: The Song of Ustane
- Chapter Eight: The Feast and After
- Chapter Nine: The Little Feet
- Chapter Ten: Meditation
- Chapter Eleven: The Great Plain of Kor
- Chapter Twelve: “She”
- Chapter Thirteen: Ayesha Unveiled
- Chapter Fourteen: The Souls of the Dead
- Chapter Fifteen: The Judgment of Ayesha
- Chapter Sixteen: The Tomb of Kor
- Chapter Seventeen: The Turning Point
- Chapter Eighteen: “Go, Woman!”
- Chapter Nineteen: “Bring Me a Black Goat!”
- Chapter Twenty: Ayesha’s Victory
- Chapter Twenty-One: The Wheel of Life and Death
- Chapter Twenty-Two: Job’s Premonition
- Chapter Twenty-Three: The Hall of Truth
- Chapter Twenty-Four: Onto the Narrow Bridge
- Chapter Twenty-Five: The Spirit of Life
- Chapter Twenty-Six: Witnessing the Upheaval
- Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Leap
- Chapter Twenty-Eight: Over the Mountain
FAQ
《她》讲的是一个爱情故事吗?
这本书和《所罗门王的宝藏》有关系吗?
为什么这本书会有《三千年艳尸记》这样的旧译名?
读之前需要了解维多利亚时代的背景吗?
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About the author
Henry Haggard was a British novelist of the Victorian era, known for his adventure fiction. His representative work, The Lost Treasure, belongs to the category of quality popular fiction; its plot revolves around treasure hunting and long-distance expeditions, with a tense atmosphere and brisk pacing that combine legendary romance with broad readability. Haggard was skilled at building suspense, placing his characters in unfamiliar and dangerous settings and driving the story forward through a succession of perilous episodes, so that readers remain eager to learn what happens next. Such works were widely popular in the late nineteenth century and left a lasting influence on later adventure writing. Public information about him is currently limited, and only one of his works is held in the collection, so this introduction is based mainly on the subject matter and style of The Lost Treasure.