Heise and Darwin
"Know Everything about World Famous Works" (Part 74)
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Some people say that only by reading Heise's books can you appreciate what true artistic masterpieces are, and understand what kind of literary works can be immortal and last for generations.
Secondly, "The Girl of Trepel" is Paul Heiser's most representative masterpiece. The vivid and enchanting scenery and highly romantic legends depicted by the author collectively showcase Heiser's "ideal and extraordinary artistic talent".
From a young age, Darwin had a passion for natural history, and was fascinated by collecting birds, insects, shellfish, and plants, developing a habit of observation and systematic recording.
Fourth, Darwin, far away from the hustle and bustle of big cities, was preparing a revolution in his tranquil manor. Marx himself was preparing for the same kind of revolution in the bustling center of the world, with the only difference being that the lever was applied to a different point. ”
Fifth, Engels hailed Darwin's "On the Origin of Species" along with the discovery of cells and the law of conservation and transformation of energy as "the three major discoveries of natural science in the 19th century".
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