"Books are the ladder of human progress" was said by Gorky, a famous writer and poet in the former Soviet Union.

This sentence emphasizes the importance of books. As a carrier of knowledge, books are beneficial to human progress. This sentence is often used to encourage people to read more and read more books.

Gorky believed in communism and participated in the Russian socialist revolution. In his works, he mainly describes the people at the bottom of society, exposes the sins of the bourgeoisie, and reflects the ribbon characteristics of the working people. Especially in his famous prose poem "Petrel", he created an image of a brave petrel who is not afraid of difficulties and dangers, and dares to fight the wind and waves on the sea.

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Gorky left many classic works, such as "Petrel", "Mother", as well as his "Childhood Trilogy", "Childhood", "In "The World" and "My University", many works have been widely circulated and loved by many readers.

Gorky's works have obvious characteristics of the times, and many excellent works are very suitable for young people to read, such as "Childhood". In addition, his classic saying "Books are the ladder of human progress" has become a familiar classic saying.