The sun will rise

"The Sun Will Rise" is one of the classic novelist masterpieces by the American novelist Ernest Hemingway, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954. This novel is so famous that it has been translated into Arabic and has many editions, whether under its current title or with other titles such as "And the Sun Also Rises" or "And Then "The sun shines."
The events of the novel reflect the impact of war on people in terms of the contradictions in their personalities and the life they lived between having fun, traveling, and experiencing experiences and adventures. The narrator, Jake Barnes, is an American journalist who lives in Paris. He is incapacitated due to an injury he suffered in the war, and he has a relationship with Brett Ashley, who is married twice and is known for her fluctuations between... men.
The novel also deals with the expatriate crisis after World War I. Hemingway mixes Paris and Spain, depicting bulls running in Pamplona and the bullring as the place where he faces death, mixing the excitement of the festival with the tranquility of the picturesque nature of Spain. This novel is generally considered one of Hemingway's best novels, along with "A Farewell to Arms" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls."