Thorn Bird (up and down)

•A soul-stirring classic of forbidden love novels, interpreting the grand proposition that all good things must be exchanged for deep pain and huge damage

•Take readers to appreciate the rich customs of Australia's vast land and gain a deep understanding of this country and its people

• 1977, when the first edition came out, it caused a sensation and was on the New York Times list for 59 weeks

•Translated into more than 20 languages, sold more than 30 million copies worldwide, widely known as "Australia's Gone with the Wind"

• The Chinese version with exclusive copyright is published by Yilin Publishing House and has been selling well for more than 20 years

•The newly revised translation is more accurate and refined and conforms to the language habits of current readers

•Famous binding designer Zhu Yingchun after several months of brewing, a new design revision

•Paperback with two separate volumes, easy to read and carry

The Thorn Birds is a novel written by contemporary Australian writer Colleen McCullough. As soon as it came out, it jumped to the top of the "New York Times" bestseller list, not only setting a sales record in the United States, but also quickly spreading to countries all over the world. The work focuses on the love entanglements between the heroine Meggie and Father Ralph, and describes the stories of three generations of the Cleary family, spanning more than half a century. Ralph yearns for the power of the church, but falls in love with Meggie, a beautiful girl from the Cleary family. For the "God" he pursued, he abandoned the worldly love, but his heart was extremely contradictory and painful. Taking this as the center, the joys and sorrows of more than ten members of the Cleary family are also shown. "The Thorn Birds" interprets the peerless love in the grand historical background of Australia, and has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide, and is widely known as "Australia's "Gone with the Wind".

Before our country joined the Universal Copyright Convention, "The Thorn Bird" had always been loved by Chinese readers, and several translations were popular in the market. In the 1990s, Yilin Publishing House introduced "The Thorn Bird" to meet the needs of readers, making it meet readers again. It has been reprinted every year for more than 20 years, and it is very popular.