Ten classic novels that girls must read.

What are the ten classic novels that girls must read? The following are ten classic novels that girls must seriously show you. I hope you like it!

Ten classic novels that girls must read.

0 1 Muslim funeral

Introduction: This book takes the ups and downs of Qizhenzhai, a jade workshop of Hui craftsman Liang Yiqing, as the main line, interspersed with the different fates of three generations, among which the love tragedies of the second and third generations of Han Dynasty are the main ones.

During World War II, Tze-qi Han and Liang were trapped in England. Unfortunately, Liang lost his lover and turned to his brother-in-law for comfort. The war lasted for several years. When the war stopped, their feelings transcended morality, and they had an illegitimate daughter, Han Xinyue. Liang can't go back to face her sister, but she can only fly away. Who knows that my daughter also suffered a love tragedy when she grew up, fell in love with her handsome young teacher, and finally died. I think the biggest attraction of this book is to combine the emotions of the characters with the great wheel of the times. It is not only a love epic, but also a mirror of the times, and it also tells the struggle of human nature.

Classic lines:

I gave love, got love and enjoyed my rights as a human being. I die without regret, and I never regret it! No matter what kind of cold eyes, curses and accusations, I don't regret it! Because there is a person between heaven and earth who understands me and loves me! Am I satisfied?

02 biancheng

Introduction: This is Shen Congwen's masterpiece and a classic about love. To be a classic, I think the most important thing is that it restores the purity and simplicity of love. After Northsong and Cui Cui fell in love at first sight, Northsong's infatuation will not change, and Cui Cui will know it later, but in any case, they all miss each other silently in their hearts, and this kind of miss is lifelong.

What I like best is that the boss gave him a present from Jeannot to show his love for him. He could give up a mill and become a ferryman just to accompany the punting, but he said:

? Boss, do you believe this woman has a sweetheart?

This confidence is love. Although the ending of the story is not satisfactory, Nuo left and waited by the river day and night, but as the author said, he may never come back, maybe he will come back tomorrow. Love is fleeting luck.

Classic lines:

Water flows everywhere, fire burns everywhere, the moon shines everywhere, and there is love everywhere.

03 unbearable lightness of life

Introduction: This novel is one of Milan Kundera's representative works. It describes the love life between Thomas, Teresa and Salina. It is not only a love triangle between a man and two women, but also a philosophical novel. Eternal reincarnation? At the beginning of the discussion, the reader was brought into thinking about a series of issues such as lightness and heaviness, spirit and flesh.

Among them, Teresa stands for love and loyalty, Thomas stands for division and Salina stands for betrayal. The best place is Thomas' inner contradictions and struggles. He loves Teresa, but he can't keep his loyalty to her, and he keeps wandering among many mistresses represented by Salina. This separation of spirit and flesh also made Teresa extremely painful.

The last two people died in a car accident, ending this endless love and torture, as the author said:

? There are too many things in life that seem as light as a feather, but they are actually unbearable. ?

Classic lines:

Making love with a woman and sleeping with a woman are two completely different, even almost opposite feelings. Love is not manifested by the desire to make love (which can be the desire of countless women), but by the desire to sleep with her (which can only be the desire for a woman).

04 lover

The representative work of Duras, a French woman writer, was made into a film, with Tony Leung Ka Fai as the leading actor. The story happened in the then French colony of Viet Nam. A dude in old China fell in love with a French girl. The last one married someone else and the other one left. Half a century later, he took his wife to France, called her and told her that he loved her, always loved her, and loved her to death.

Classic beginning:

I am getting old. One day, in the lobby of a public place, a man came up to me and introduced himself. He said to me: I know you, and I will always remember you. At that time, you were very young and everyone said you were beautiful. Now, I'm here to tell you. For me, I think you are more beautiful now than when you were young. You were a young woman at that time, and I loved your battered face more than your face at that time. ?

float (in the air)

Introduction: Gone with the Wind is an American woman writer Margaret? Mitchell's works and novels are set in Atlanta and a nearby plantation, and in the American Civil War. Based on the love entanglements of Scarlett, Rhett, Ashley and Melanie, it successfully reproduces the civil war led by Lincoln and the social life in the southern United States.

After reading this novel, you will marvel at Scarlett's beauty and courage. She loved Ashley very much, but Ashley ended up with Melanie. In this case, she hid her love and made a living for them in the war.

If Scarlett's love for Ashley is a naive girl's fantasy, then Rhett's love for Scarlett is the responsibility of a mature man. At the end of the story, Scarlett finally found her love for Rhett, but Rhett decided to fly away.

Retain fruitless, Scarlett spoke her classic saying:

Tomorrow is another day.

So this book is not only about the times and love, but also a history of the growth of women's hearts.

Classic lines:

I've been taking care of you and pampering you. I'll give you anything you want. I want to marry you, protect you, and make you free and happy everywhere? Just like I did to Melanie later. Because you've been through some hard work, Scarlett. No one knows what you've been through better than me, so I hope you can stop fighting and let me fight for you. I want you to have fun and play like a child, okay? Because you are really a child, a frightened but still brave and stubborn child.

The Great Gatsby

Introduction: The scene that impressed me the most in this book is that Daisy was lying in the bathtub as drunk as a fiddler on her wedding day, with her pearl necklace torn off and a love letter written by Gatsby, a poor boy who was soaked.

So everyone who has seen the movie knows that this book describes the contest between money and love. Although it is offensive, the language is extremely beautiful, and the description of the decoration of food, clothing, housing and transportation in that era has great aesthetic value.

Classic lines:

If you are going to love someone, you should think clearly whether you are willing to give up your heart as free as God for him, and then you are willing to be bound.

07 Izu Dancer

Introduction: The masterpiece of Yasunari Kawabata, a master of Japanese literature, describes the story of a lonely teenager traveling with orphan temperament and meeting a group of artists. A young dancer in the youth team has a vague love for him, but with the end of the trip, they have to part.

The meaning of love in this book is very similar to that in Border Town. There is no vigorous confession, only the feeling of being absent-minded, but it is also the most touching thing, just like everyone's first love.

Classic lines:

With you, I feel happy whether I buy a tie in a department store or pick up a tail fish in the kitchen. Love moistens me like a warm current. When I lose you, even in the face of flowers and birds, I am not interested. Everything seems lonely and empty. A perceptual heart becomes dull and can't even capture its own soul. It's sad to lose a lover, and it's even sadder to lose a heart.

08 Norwegian forest

Introduction: Norwegian Wood is a long love novel written by Japanese writer Haruki Murakami in 1987. Watanabe and Naoko and Muyue are many friends. Naoko was Muyue's lover, and later Muyue committed suicide. A year later, Watanabe met Naoko in Tokyo, and they began to fall in love and had a relationship. During this period, Naoko told Watanabe that he had always had an obstacle to intimate contact, and Naoko disappeared after dawn.

Later, Watanabe learned that Naoko was being trained in a mental hospital, and he said that he would wait until Naoko recovered. Watanabe didn't know Yoko for long. Unlike Naoko's morbid depression, Yoko is very lively and has a good impression on himself. When Watanabe was struggling between Naoko and Lvzi, there was bad news, and Naoko committed suicide. Finally, with the encouragement of Naoko's roommate Reiko Kobayakawa, Watanabe began to explore the life after that.

There is only one reason why this book continues to sell well all over the world. The author talks about the sense of loss and difficult self-salvation of adolescent children. In the book, Muyue is lost, Qing Zi is lost, Naoko is lost, and even the girl who slept with 100 is lost in lust. Watanabe was also lost in Naoko and Naoko, and finally went to the road of redemption.

We like this book, because its protagonist is you and me, and the favorite line is a sentence that Yongze said to Watanabe:

? Never feel sorry for yourself, it is cowardly to feel sorry for yourself. ?

Pride and Prejudice

Introduction: Jane Austen's masterpiece, this book tells the story of Elizabeth, the daughter of the English squire in the early19th century. The love and mate selection story of five sisters in Bennett. Each pair of lovers represents a view of love, among which Elizabeth and Mr Darcy are the most touching.

Darcy, a rich boy, fell in love with the beautiful Elizabeth soon after meeting her, and bravely proposed to her regardless of the gap between family and wealth, but Elizabeth refused him because of her arrogance. In fact, Darcy's arrogance is actually a reflection of the status difference, but for Elizabeth, as long as there is such arrogance, he and Darcy cannot have the same thoughts, feelings and ideal marriage. However, after a period of time, Elizabeth gradually discovered and witnessed the qualitative changes and a series of actions of the same kind of Darcy in life. In particular, his arrogant attitude in the past completely disappeared, so Elizabeth's misunderstanding and prejudice against him gradually disappeared, and finally a happy marriage was achieved.

Classic quotations:

Generally speaking, a poor and well-educated young woman always regards marriage as the only decent way out. Although marriage may not make people happy, she finally arranged the most reliable storage room for herself, so that she could avoid freezing and hunger in the future.

Anna Karenine

Introduction: The author begins by saying:? All happy families are similar, but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. ?

The protagonist Anna is an aristocratic woman, dissatisfied with her husband's hypocrisy and boredom, and eager to find her own love. For this reason, she abandoned her husband and children and lived with her lover Wolinski, but Wolinski abandoned Anna for her own future, Anna could not go home, and the upper class rejected her forever. Finally, she was desperate and committed suicide.

The author once said that his feelings for Anna were complicated. At first, he wanted to criticize Anna, but in the end he felt pity and sympathy for her. In the novel, Anna's tragedy lies in pursuing the realization of the frightened spiritual self, but in the end she can only drift with the tide and end in tragedy.

Classic lines:

I don't think impure love is love. It is good to appreciate other people's wives, but indulging one's lust is greed, a kind of gluttony, and an improper use of some sacred things. These things are for us. Let's choose a person to meet our humanity together, otherwise, we might as well be cows.