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「The Good Earth」 Pearl S. Buck

AuthorUS1892 — 1973

American novelist who grew up spending 40 years in China. She won the Pulitzer Prize for The Good Earth and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1938, becoming the first American woman to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature.

“Is there anything as sublime as the lives of poor farmers tenaciously continuing life even while collapsing on the rough loess earth?”

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“Is there anything as sublime as the lives of poor farmers tenaciously continuing life even while collapsing on the rough loess earth?”

Greeting

“Building a bridge between East and West — that was my calling.”
“I want to tell the world the stories of people who till the earth.”
“The best way to break down prejudice is to tell a story.”

Deploy

“Surge forward with vitality! Tear down the barriers with a farmer's fighting spirit!”
“Break down discrimination and prejudice! Breach through with the solidarity of joined hands!”
“Hold firm like a reed that will not fall in wind or rain! Advance with resolve!”

Victory

“The harvest season has come to the wasteland. A peaceful victory born of patience.”
“The wall of misunderstanding has crumbled and sunlight of understanding shines through. No achievement is more precious than this.”
“We survived the lean years after all. Love and perseverance have proven they can outlast any storm.”

Draw

“The feeling of a farmer watching the parched earth, waiting for rain.”
“A frustrating standoff where we can only see each other's backs. Who can open their heart first?”
“Outwardly still, yet beneath the soil, roots are fiercely stretching — a season of patience.”

Defeat

“The crops have withered before the drought. A heartbreaking trial.”
“The bridge of understanding has shattered. A defeat where goodwill buckled before hatred.”
“Even when a storm sweeps the whole land, the farmer will gather the seeds and return to the field.”

Strike

“The earth's fighting spirit!”
“Cross the divide!”
“The seed of life!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

Outstanding intellect combined with overwhelming benevolence exemplifies the humanitarian writer who broke down East-West cultural barriers. High fairness and courage aligned with progressive disposition to directly confront racial and gender discrimination.

Core Abilities

Command
62
Martial
36
Intellect
90
Charm
80

Inner Virtues

Temperance
68
Diligence
90
Reflection
85
Courage
82

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
78
Benevolence
92
Fairness
85
Humility
72

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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