The list of Tolkien's works about Middle-earth is as follows:
1. The Hobbit "The Hobbit" (translation of "The Hobbit") .
2. The Lord of the Rings (The Fellowship of the Ring · The Two Towers · The Return of the King) trilogy.
3. The Adventures of Tom Bombadil "The Adventures of Tom Bombadil" (included in the Translation Publishing House's "Rover Landon - Tolkien's Fantasy Novels").
4. The Road Goes Ever On (record, composed based on Tolkien's poems).
5. The Silmarillion.
6. Unfinished Tales.
7. The Letters of J. R. R. Tolkien.
8. The History of Middle-earth (12 volumes) "The History of Middle-earth" is in twelve volumes.
9. Bilbo's Last Song "Bilbo's Last Song".
10. The Children of Húrin.
11. The History of The Hobbit.
Middle-earth is a continent and world in an imaginary world that appears in J.R.R. Tolkien's novels. The name comes from the Old English "middangeard", which literally means "the land in the middle" , meaning "land inhabited by humans".
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The artistic characteristics of John Ronald Riel Tolkien:
In order to present it more comprehensively and truly The wonderland of Middle-earth has created more than a dozen languages ??in its own stories. Among them, Elvish (Quenya) and Gray Elf (Sindaric) have sufficient vocabulary and perfect grammar, and can even be used for daily communication. .
Other races such as dwarves, treants, orcs, and humans all have their own languages ??and cannot understand each other, so each race exists alone.
It can be seen that in the Lord of the Rings story, the elves are "both old and young, both happy and sad". They have their own troubles and sorrows, and rarely care about the affairs of other races. Only a few people Know the language of elves.
The Caesar German language of the dwarves will only be used privately among dwarves. They are not even willing to reveal this language in front of their friends, and their secret real names are never revealed to outsiders, and they will not even Engraved on the tombstone.
The language of the tree people is even more obscure and difficult to understand. The differences in language between various races make the background of the story seem particularly real.
On the other hand, it also creates a sense of alienation and strangeness within the story, making it difficult for various races to communicate and understand, making the story-telling process mysterious and tortuous.
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