Focusing on the clas

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a highly influential work by Mark Twain. Following Huckleberry's adventures, one can witness the collision between innocence and the mundane world. The portrayal of the black slave image in the book breaks through the limitations of the era and demonstrates the dignity of human nature; the sharp and profound criticism of religious hypocrisy is striking. The writing, with American humor and simplicity, presents a complex society from a child's perspective. It is not only a wonderful adventure story but also a profound text that dissects American society. It truly deserves its status as a classic of American literature.