世界名著“红蓝白”系列（第1辑）：飘（英文版）

Gone with the Wind is one of the world's most memorable and influential novels, authored by Margaret Mitchell. It is set in the American South during the 1860s, a time marked by severe social and political upheaval as the Civil War looms. The story centers on Scarlett O'Hara, a young and headstrong woman from a wealthy plantation family. Despite being in love with Ashley Wilkes, Scarlett is unable to win him over, as he ends up marrying his cousin, Melanie Hamilton. Despondent and unable to cope with her emotions, Scarlett marries Charles Hamilton, Melanie's brother, in a moment of desperation. However, Charles dies in battle, leaving Scarlett as a widow. The second part of the novel centers on the Reconstruction Era and Scarlett's struggles to keep Tara, her family's plantation, afloat. She resorts to many cunning and manipulative tactics to keep her land, but it is only with the help of the dashing rogue, Rhett Butler, that she succeeds in securing her future. Gone with the Wind richly represents the culture and mindset of the Southern people during a crucial time in American history. The book's vivid imagery, excellent characterizations, and historical accuracy have made it a literary classic that has resonated with countless readers over the years. The characters of Scarlett, Ashley, and Rhett have become household names, an indisputable testimony to the book's enduring popularity. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys historical fiction, romance, or a vivid and immersive storytelling experience.