"Forrest Gump" American Classic Inspirational Books

Book information

Author: Ge Lumu the Yueryanyi

Publisher: People's Literature Publishing House

ISBN: 978-7-020-07901-8

Publication time: 2002-08-01

Number of editions: 1

Number of pages: 221

Binding: paperback

Folio: 16 open

brief introduction

A-Gump is a low-energy child with an IQ of only 75. In order to avoid the bullying of other children in the school, I began to "run" after listening to the words of a friend Jenny. He ran to avoid the tricks of others. In middle school, he ran into a school football field to escape from others and ran into the university. A-Gump was admitted and became a football superstar, and was received by President Kennedy.

After graduating from college, A-Gump was enlisted in Vietnam to go to Vietnam. There, he had two friends: Bubba, who was keen on catching shrimp, and Captain Deng Taylor, the awesome chief.

At this time, Jenny has fallen and lived a life of debauchery. Gan has always loved Jenny, but Jenny does not love him. After the war, Gan was received as a hero by President Jensen. At a peaceful rally, Gan met Jenny again, and the two met in a hurry and broke up in a hurry. Under the guidance of the creed of "I want to do it," Gan finally took out a sky of his own. In his life, he met many American celebrities. He reported the eavesdropper of the Watergate incident and joined China as a member of the American table team, making a contribution to the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States. The two music stars, Elvis Presley and John Lennon, also created many popular songs through their interactions with him. Finally, Gan became an entrepreneur by catching shrimp. To commemorate the dead Bubba, he founded Bubba Gan Company and gave half of the company's shares to Bubba's mother to become a gardener himself. Gan has experienced various historical periods in which the world has changed, but whenever and wherever he is, he is still the same, simple and kind.

In the seclusion life, he often misses Jenny. At this time, Jenny had already gone astray and was in despair. Finally one day, Jenny is back. She lived with Gan for a while. On one night, Jenny put in the arms of A-Gump, and then quietly left at dawn. The waking Gan Muran sat on the bench in front of the door and suddenly started running. He ran across the United States and became a celebrity again.

After running for a long time, Gan stopped and began to return to his hometown. On the way, he received a letter from Jenny. He once again saw Jenny, and there was a little boy who was his son. At this time, Jenny has got an incurable disease. Gan and Jenny returned to their hometown together and spent a happy time together.

Jenny has passed away and their son has reached the age of school. Gan sent his son to the school bus, sitting on the bench of the bus stop, recalling his life experience.

About the Author

Winston Grum, an American writer, has been authoring since 1978 and has published seven works, including the highly acclaimed Vietnam War novel "Reminiscing Good Times" and the award-winning "The Lost Summer." His biographical work "Talking with the Enemy" was nominated for the Pritz Prize, and "Glorious Shroud" describes the history of the last major battle in the American Civil War, with a wide range of writing. "Forrest Gump" was published in 1986 and was popular after being adapted into the movie of the same name.

Yu Yanyan, a Taiwanese who was the editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief, is now specializing in translation. Published translations: "Forrest Gump", "Long Day will be done", "Cold Mountain", "Frankenstein", "Song of Life and Death" and so on.