Ranking of world writers?

Daniel S. Burt, a postdoctoral fellow in literature at Harvard University in the United States, and other experts completed the ranking. Cao Xueqin ranked 67th.

1. Shakespeare

2. Dante

3. Homer

4. Tolstoy

5. Chaucer

6. Dickens

< p>7.Joyce

8.Milton

9.Virgil

10.Goethe

11. Seth Vantes

12. Murasaki Shikibu

13. Sophocles

14. Faulkner

15. Thomas Toevsky

16. T. S. Eliot

17. Proust

18. Jane Austen

< p>19. George Eliot

20. Yeats

21. Pushkin

22. Euripides

23 .Donne

24. Melville

25. Keats

26. Ovid

27. Du Fu

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28. Blake

29. Aeschylus

30. Flaubert

31. Kafka

< p>32. Moliere

33. Wordsworth

34. Aristophanes

35. Thomas Mann

< p>36. Ibsen

37. Chekhov

38. Henry James

39. Nabokov

40. Whitman

41. Balzac

42. Swift

43. Stendhal

44 .Hardy

45. Bernard Shaw

46. Hemingway

47. Lawrence

48. Baudelaire

< p>49. Beckett

50. Woolf

51. Pope

52. Rabelais

53. Peter Lark

54. Dickinson

55. Edgar Allan Poe

56. Fielding

57. Conrad< /p>

58. Browning

59. Camus

60. Charlotte Bront?

61. Emily· Bront?

62. Racine

63. Mark Twain

64. Strindberg

65. Left La

66. Borges

67. Cao Xueqin

68. Boccaccio

69. Voltaire

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70. Stern

71. Thackeray

72. Shelley

73. Eugene O'Neill

74. Stevens

75. Byron

76. Marquez

77. Scott

78. Neruda

79. Musil

80. Tennyson

81. O'Connor

82. Catullus

83.Garcia Lorca

84.Hawthorne

85. Dreiser

86. Ellison

87. Trollope

88. Fitzgerald

89. Hugo

90. Tagore

91. Daniel Defoe

92. Glass

93. Lu Xun

94. Forster

95. Singer

96. Junichiro Tanizaki

97. Wright

98. Gertrude Stein

99. Zeami Yuanqing

100. Oscar Wilde

Three Chinese *** were selected, namely Du Fu, Cao Xueqin and Lu Xun, ranking 27th and 67th respectively bits and 93 bits. There are not many Chinese writers selected and their rankings are not high. This is probably because the author believes that the development of Chinese literature is relatively isolated and has little impact on other countries around the world. But considering that China’s population accounts for 22% of the world’s population, and historically accounted for more than a quarter of the world’s population, people who have an important influence on China can be regarded as having an important impact on the world (Mike Hart’s words), I think China There are still too few people on the list. Qu Yuan, Li Bai, Su Shi, Guan Hanqing and others should also be eligible for inclusion. However, the three masters selected in this book, Du Fu, Cao Xueqin, and Lu Xun, are quite convincing. They can be regarded as representatives of Chinese classical poetry, novels, and new literature respectively.