1. Shakespeare
2. Dante
3. Homer
4. Tolstoy
Chaucer
6.dickens
7. Joyce
8. Milton
9. Virgil
10.goethe
1 1. Cervantes
12. Murasaki Department
13. Sophocles
14. Faulkner
15. Dostoevsky
16. Eliot
17. Proust
18. Jane Austen
19. George Eliot
20.Ye Zhi
2 1. Pushkin
Euripides.
23. Donne
24.melville
25.keats
26. Ovid
Du Fu
black
29. Aeschylus
30. Flaubert
3 1. Kafka
32. Moliere (name)
33. Wordsworth
34. aristophanes
Thomas mann.
36.ibsen
Chekhov
38. Henry James
39. Nabakov
40. Whitman
4 1. Balzac
Swift
43. Stendhal
44. brave
45.bernard shaw
46. Hemingway
Lawrence
48. Baudelaire
49. Beckett
50. Woolf
5 1. Pope
52. rabelais
53.petrarch
54. Dickinson
55. Ellen Poe
Fielding
Conrad
Browning
59.camus
60. Charlotte Brontexq
Emily Bronte
62. Racine
63.[ Name] Mark Twain (American humorist, novelist, writer and speaker)
64. Strindberg
65. Zola
66.borges
67. Cao Xueqin
68. Boccaccio
69.voltaire
Stern
7 1. Thackeray
72. Shelley
73. Eugene O 'Neill
74. Stevens
byron
76. Marquez
Scott
78. Nie Luda
79. Muzil
80. Tennyson
8 1. O 'Connor
82. Caturus
83. Garcia Lorga
84.hawthorne
Dreiser
Ellison.
87. Trollope
88.fitzgerald
Hugo
90.Tagore
9 1. daniel defoe
92. Glass
93. Lu Xun
Forster
95.singh
96. Junichiro Tanizaki
97.producers
98. gertrude stein
99. Shemi Yuan Qing
100. Oscar Wilde
Three people from China were selected, namely Du Fu, Cao Xueqin and Lu Xun, ranking 27th, 67th and 93rd respectively. China writers are not selected in large numbers, and their ranking is not high, probably because the author thinks that the development of China literature is relatively isolated and has little influence on other countries in the world. However, considering that China's population accounts for 22% of the world's population, which once accounted for more than 1/4 of the world's population in history, people who have an important influence on China are also considered as people who have an important influence on the world (in Mack hart). I think China's list is still too small. Qu Yuan, Li Bai, Su Shi, Guan Hanqing and others should also be eligible for the list. But the three masters selected in this book, Du Fu, Cao Xueqin and Lu Xun, are quite convincing. They are regarded as the representatives of China's classical poems, novels and new literature respectively.
In this ranking, Britain accounts for 28 people, the United States accounts for 2 1 person, and 54 people use English as their creative language. It can be seen that English has always been the most important carrier to lead the trend of world literature.