读名著·学英语-富兰克林自传（双语阅读 英汉对照）

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is a letter of advice that Franklin wrote to his son William over 17 years. Due to his revolutionary work, the autobiography was written intermittently and was left unfinished. The surviving autobiography consists of four parts. The first part, written in 1771, is the most focused on Franklin’s family and home life. The second part, written in 1784, was aimed at the public. However, he left work on the book to focus on the revolution. The third part, written in 1788, is the most detailed in terms of Franklin’s work and important events, leading up to his appointment to represent Pennsylvania in England. The fourth part, written in 1790, begins with his arrival in England, but unfortunately, he passed away before completing the autobiography. Thus, this is an unfinished work. This book is perfect for those who want to combine classic literature with learning English, and offers a Chinese and English bilingual reading experience. The simplified English text makes it easy to understand, while the original text preserves the charm of the English language. In addition, the book provides a vocabulary list, phrase exercises, and comprehension questions. Readers will be able to increase their vocabulary, strengthen their grammar and improve their reading comprehension in a short period of time. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is a classic in American literature and an essential read for anyone interested in American history and culture. This book offers a unique opportunity to improve one’s English skills while enjoying a classic piece of literature at the same time.