Who is the author of The Lord of the Rings?

J.R.R Tolkien, an English writer, was born in1892,65438+1October 3, and graduated from Oxford University 19 15, majoring in Anglo-Saxon history and language. 1925 returned to Oxford as a professor, aged 33, the youngest professor in Oxford. At the same time, he also created a series of fairy tales. The most popular fantasy novels are The Hobbit or Never Return and The Lord of the Rings. These two masterpieces are regarded as the originator of all fantasy works in modern times and have far-reaching influence.

Tolkien died in Oxford on September 2, 1973. Tolkien's works did not disappear after his death. Up to now, the global sales volume has exceeded 1 100 million copies. The Lord of the Rings was selected as the book of the 20th century and Amazon online bookstore was selected as the most important book in the past two thousand years in the voting jointly organized by UK Waterstone and Channel 4.

The Lord of the Rings written by Tolkien is a fantastic adventure story full of dwarves, elves, knights, wizards, orcs and immortals. For more than 50 years, this book's magnificent background and strange and rich characters have led the development and extension of fantasy creation types around the world. The familiar dragons, elves, overhead world, national history, magic and so on were all influenced by The Lord of the Rings.

The Lord of the Rings written by Tolkien is a fantastic adventure story full of dwarves, elves, knights, wizards, orcs and immortals. For more than 50 years, this book's magnificent background and strange and rich characters have led the development and extension of fantasy creation types around the world. The familiar dragons, elves, overhead world, national history, magic and so on were all influenced by The Lord of the Rings.

The story begins with Frodo, the Lord of the Rings, who unwittingly inherits a ring, only to find that this ring is the key to the demon king's delay in ruling the world. He also fell into a situation where both good and evil sides fought against each other. After many twists and turns, he learned that in order to destroy the root of all evil in Mount Doom, he must carry the ring into the devil's territory. So, under the guidance of the wizard Gandalf, a Lord of the Rings expedition composed of elves, dwarves, hobbits, rangers and humans tried to escort Frodo to the devil's lair. But the dark ones are not fuel-efficient. Soren, the demon king, sent the black knight to search everywhere. He was determined to launch an army invasion at all costs, just to find this little ring. And the Lord of the Rings, which has incomparable power, has begun to corrode people's hearts and make people fall into the temptation of darkness. Just when the evil forces were ready to move, the good forces fell apart because of the ring. In this way, Frodo and his party embarked on a long journey without hope ... This is the most magnificent epic work since the 20th century, with numerous and vivid characters and rich plot changes, which not only attracted many readers, but also became the most famous fantasy novel in the world.

If we want to choose a literary work that is the most successful in the British and American literary circles in the last century, the most influential in the English-speaking world and the most popular in the world, these laurels will probably be the epic fantasy trilogy The Lord of the Rings. In the mid-1950s, The Trilogy of The Lord of the Rings, written by J.R.R Tolkien, a professor of medieval English language at Oxford University, caused an uproar in Britain, America and even the world. So far, it has been translated into 25 different languages and sold more than 50 million copies worldwide. The The Lord of the Rings Trilogy was rated as the greatest book of the 20th century by many readers. No wonder some China people who are familiar with The Lord of the Rings's trilogy call it The Journey to the West.

Tolkien's world transcends the limits of national boundaries, language and age, and arouses global readers * * * probably because it is loaded with human love and hate in a magical and distant world, and describes this story about survival and courage, friendship and self-sacrifice with majestic momentum. During the period of 100 in the 20th century, no writer dared to write such a masterpiece, so it can even be said that Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings Trilogy is of epoch-making significance, because the wave it caused gave birth to a brand-new literary type: fantasy literature. Since then, countless novels, videos, role-playing games, electronic games, comics or movies have been directly or indirectly inspired by it, and an unprecedented booming market has been born.

However, who would have thought that the inspiration for the creation of this series of The Lord of the Rings novels, which fascinated the whole world, came from a bedtime story-Tolkien once made up a story of "Habizu" to put his son to sleep before writing "The Lord of the Rings". As the story became more and more complete, the prototype of "The Lord of the Rings Trilogy" came into being. Tolkien systematically arranged, recreated and published, and a masterpiece was born.

So, what is "Ha Bizu" and "Middle-earth" where they live? Let's walk into Tolkien's fantasy kingdom and learn about it.

If you want to know the story of the Lord of the Rings, you must first understand what "Habizu" and "Middle Earth" are all about. Just like watching the Journey to the West, you must first know who the Tang Priest was and when the Tang Dynasty was.

"Middle-earth" is in what we call the Middle Ages. In this world, dwarves, elves, wizards, tree people, orcs and other strange creatures live, and Ha Bizu is one of these ethnic groups. Their appearance is very close to that of human beings, but their figure is relatively short, generally only about 4 feet, which is equivalent to the height of our ordinary human children. Hobbits have big curly feet and sharp ears. They like to taste delicious food, smoke a pipe, tell jokes and take a nap. Ha Bizu is used to living in a beautifully decorated cave and living an uncontested farming life.

Ok, let's begin our "Lord of the Rings" story:

Bilbo baggins is an old hobbit. On his 10 birthday, he decided to leave his hometown and give all his property to his nephew frodo baggins. However, the only thing Bilbo can't give up is a ring that can make the holder invisible, but according to him, it's just a worthless gadget. Gandalf, the guardian of Habizu, is suspicious of this ring. He studied a lot of history books desperately, and as a result, his worst fears came true. He told Frodo what he had found:

Thousands of years ago, darkseid Soren created the Ring of Power. He gave three rings to the Elf King, seven to the Dwarf nobles and nine to humans. In the darkness, Sauron forged a supreme ring, which has the power to enslave the whole world. For a whole century, the whole world was shrouded in darkness. The elf-human alliance declared war on sauron and his orc army. Although the alliance paid a great sacrifice, it succeeded in driving Soren back to Mordor, his last base, Mount Doom. Solon was forced to go into battle himself, killed the human emperor Erlendur, and shattered his Nasir sword on the battlefield. Then, Delysia Siddall of Earendil picked up the fragments of the sword, cut off Sauron's fingers with it, and took the ring. Sauron, who lost his strength, was completely annihilated on the spot, and the troops fled.

After the battle, Ehrlund, the elf king, suggested that isildur throw the Lord of the Rings into the flames of Mount Doom and destroy it completely. But isildur was puzzled by the power of the ring and decided to keep it. He soon found that this ring could give him invisible power, but as soon as he took off the ring, this power would disappear. Orc troops found him invisible and took the opportunity to kill him. The ring then sank to the bottom of the Anduin River, where it remained in Ji Shen for thousands of years until groome became its new owner.

Like the previous Lord of the Rings holders, groome was fascinated by the power of the Ring. He turned out to be a creature with a similar appearance to Habizu, but the power of the depravity of the Lord of the Rings distorted his body and mind. He finally hid in the orc's lair in the misty mountains until he ran into bilbo baggins. Little did he know that the fate of the whole world was in his hands.

After Bilbo's birthday party, Gandalf told Frodo that Soren knew that Habizu had his ring. Sauron is rebuilding the fortress of Balado, gathering countless orcs, and preparing an army to seize the Lord of the Rings and conquer the world. He also told Frodo that the power of the Lord of the Rings would corrupt the holder, and eventually he would die. To destroy the ring, you must throw it into the flame that originally cast it; That's Mount Doom in Sauron's lair.

So, accompanied by loyal partners Sam Wise, Melly and Pippin, Frodo embarked on a journey to destroy the Lord of the Rings. Along the way, I met Sauron's minions, the besieged black knights (these knights are also called Lin Lin), the imprisonment of Saruman, a white wizard with ulterior motives, and Everett's terrible attack. Fortunately, Frodo and his Lord of the Rings expedition saved the day again and again with the protection and help of the chivalrous Alegan, Elvin the elf princess, Boromir the human warrior, Granriel the elf queen, Legolas the elf, Gionee the dwarf and Gandalf the wizard. However, what can really stop Frodo from destroying the Lord of the Rings is the Lord of the Rings itself: the power of the Lord of the Rings alienates Frodo from others, and at the same time makes Frodo himself deeper and deeper. ...

Can Frodo fulfill the entrustment of many ethnic groups in Middle-earth, completely destroy the Lord of the Rings and bring eternal light to everyone? The Lord of the Rings Trilogy will give us a satisfactory answer.

There are five books.

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The Lord of the Rings the Hobbit

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The Lord of the Rings, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

The return of the Lord of the Rings