Pan, Yaoquan

Pan, Yaoquan. Bailun de Qiaerde Haluode you ji [ID D26475].
Pan schreibt : "The narrator and Childe Harold are both opposite and complementary to each other ; they embody the complete Byron. After all, Byron is a bourgeois fighter, so in certain aspects he has something in common with Childe Harold, and from time to time reveals certain traits of his individualistic world outlook. Thus it is not difficult for us to understand why the first two cantos sold so well immediately after its publication – he shook the whole of European society with one single book ! And Byron became famous overnight. In the broad reading public of the time, different social classes had different interpretations of the poem, and each took what he or she needed."