Walden

Walden is a classic literary work by American writer Henry David Thoreau, which was first published in 1854. This book is Thoreau's life record and philosophical thinking of living alone for more than two years in a small house built by Walden Lake near Concord, Massachusetts. Generally speaking, Walden is a multi-level work. It is not only a book about nature and life, but also a book about human existence and spiritual pursuit. Its influence spans time and culture, and it is still widely read and discussed.