书评

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is an immortal classic by Mark Twain. The novel takes the Mississippi River as the stage and tells the adventure story of the young Huckleberry Finn and the black slave Jim. Huck evolves from blindly following social norms to bravely breaking with tradition for the sake of friendship and justice. Every step of his growth is gripping. With a humorous and incisive pen, through a series of vivid plots, Twain profoundly satirizes the racial discrimination, hypocrisy, and greed in American society at that time, making this work an outstanding example of social criticism and the exploration of human nature.