Tagore: Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941). A famous Indian poet, writer, social activist, philosopher and Indian nationalist in modern times, he was the first Nobel Prize in Literature winner in Asia. Tagore's achievements in his life:
Tagore, a versatile man. He has created more than 5 poems, 12 novels, more than 1 short stories, more than 2 plays, more than 1,5 paintings, and a large number of songs and works on literature, philosophy and politics.
in p>1913, Tagore became the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature with his work Gitanjali. Tagore's representative novels are as follows:
1. The Shipwreck:
It was written in 192, published in serial in Banga Hudson Daily in 193, and published as a single book in 196.
tells the love story caused by a shipwreck. From the joys and sorrows of Luo Messi and Hannah Lini, and Ka mana and Na Rienacker Xia, Tagore praises faithful love and depicts two vivid and complicated characters, Luo Messi and Ka mana.
2. Gora:
In p>191, Tagore published his best novel Gora.
This novel revolves around the hero Gora. By describing Gora's self-change from a radical patriotic youth to a person who discovers that he is not of Indian race, the author reflects the author's criticism of the radicals who maintain the caste system and abide by the wrong practices of various decadent Hindu traditions.
3. Family and the World:
Published in 1916. This novel mainly criticizes the revolutionary movement in India in the 192s, especially the nationalist movement, which led to the split between Hinduism and Muslims. Tagore took the national liberation movement of India as the background, which reflected the real life of India at that time. Birds is also one of Tagore's representative works and one of the most outstanding poetry collections in the world.
It includes more than 3 beautiful poems. Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal are all combined in the works of the main Tagore. The short sentences tell a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom.