This novel describes the life of the Japanese as it was a hundred years ago.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

This novel describes the life of the Japanese as it was a hundred years ago.

This novel gives a good picture of the life of the common people in the eighteenth century.

That book explains the origins of modern Japan.

This novel is now one of the established classics of American literature.

This story gives a good picture of rural life in 19th century England.

This is a translation from the French original.

The characters live in this novel.

This novel will give you a fair idea [a good picture] of what the peasants' life was like in those days.

Critics pointed out long ago that this is a masterpiece of modern Japanese literature.

This book treats of politics in modern Japan.

This movie tells Iijima's life story.

The story satirizes [is a satire on] contemporary politics.

This history book is written in a novelistic style.

The novel depicts patterns of human life woven by characters driven by passion.

The story is set in Japan during a period of provincial wars.

"Ikiru" is a historical novel set in the provincial samurai society of the Edo period.

This is a story that describes the world 600 years from now.

The play re‐creates life in the Elizabethan age.

This book deals with the ancient history of Japan.

This movie is set in the late Edo Period.

This is an epoch-making work.

They say that the story is plagiarized from Kawabata's Snow Country.

This book will give you a clear idea of the American way of life.

This book gives a good picture of life in America during the Civil War.

The book reminded me [put me in mind] of my childhood.

By this time Romanticism had already permeated [diffused through] the arts throughout Europe.

He represented this book as an example of the Russian 19th century novel

A man humorously describes his everyday life in a blog book called "Jitsuroku Oniyome Nikki."

This work is science fiction, mystery, and history all in one [rolled into one].

This book falls under the category ‘historical novels.'