Brief introduction of Zweig's works

1, The Secret of Burning, in which a boy of 12 passively participated in the whole process of a lothario seducing his mother. In the fierce battle between motherhood and lust, although the little boy won the final victory and won back his mother, he also opened the door to adults, and realized in advance the ubiquitous lies, deception, injury and betrayal in the adult world, and vaguely realized that there are still "burning secrets" in this world that they are still unclear and unclear.

2. Zweig's literary activities began with poetry creation. The early poetry anthology Silver String (190 1) and Garland of the Past (1906) were deeply influenced by French Impressionism, Hofmannsthal, Rilke and others. His major achievements are biographical literature and novel creation, including The Three Masters by Balzac, Dickens and Dostoevsky (1920). Romain rolland (1921); Struggle with the Elves (1925), a biography written for German writers Holdrin, Kreis and Nietzsche; Three poets describing their lives (1928), biographies written for Tolstoy, Stendhal and Casanova; Joseph Fauci (1929); Psychotherapy (193 1) is a biography of Mesmer, the inventor of hypnosis, Mary Baker Eddie, the founder of church of christ, and Freud, a psychologist. The success or failure of Maria Stewart (1935) and Erasmus from Rotterdam (1935). His biography is not limited to historical facts, but centered on characters.