Analysis of Cao's four hundred words

Her story is a story of "harming others and harming oneself". The difference between Cao and other women is that her marriage was not voluntary at first, and it was entirely out of "parents' orders and matchmakers' words." So, she was just a victim and a masochist. However, when she couldn't get happiness no matter how hard she tried, when she began to retaliate against her relatives, she became a victim and abuser. Besides, it is also a story about "fate". In the author's eyes, Cao's marriage is just a business (all marriages in Zhang Ailing's novels are actually businesses). She sold her life and got only a little money. Therefore, of course, the most precious thing in her life is money, not affection and affection. When her love with Jize vanished, especially when Jize came to you again just to calculate her property, she was desperate for all the men and the whole world. She came to the conclusion that "people are unreliable, only money is reliable." "This is a crazy world!" All people are controlled by an invisible magic, and people's life is decided by heaven and cannot be controlled by themselves. This is the "legendary" story that Zhang Ailing wants to show, the ruthlessness of the world and the desolation of life. Because of this, Cao has always been regarded as the most complete female image and the thickest ordinary citizen image in Zhang Ailing's works, and even a unique artistic image with classic significance that Zhang Ailing contributed to China literature in the 20th century.

Very good, 100, so why don't you write it yourself?