A Comparison between anna karenine and Don Quixote

Anna karenin (Russian: аннакаренна) was written by Russian writer lev tolstoy from 1875 to1872; The final draft of Anna karenin began to be serialized in the Russian Gazette in June 1877, June 1875 and June 1. As soon as the novel was published, it triggered a heated discussion. Tolstoy's cousin Alexandra andreyev Tolstoy once wrote: "Every chapter of Anna karenin has caused a sensation in the whole society, causing heated debates and mixed comments. It seems that they are talking about the problems in front of them. " The work is divided into eight chapters, and the prologue is "All happy families are similar, and each unhappy family has its own misfortune" (all happy families are similar; Every unhappy family has its own misfortune) is Tolstoy's enlightenment to marriage and family.

Through the tragedy of the heroine Anna's failed pursuit of love and Levin's reform exploration in the face of rural crisis, she painted a vast and colorful picture of Russia from Moscow to other provinces, cities and villages, and described more than 150 characters successively, which is a social encyclopedia work.

The story is told in two lines, one for Anna and the other for Levin. Tolstoy described different marriage and family life with two people as the axis, and further wrote the political, religious and agricultural scenes of Russia at that time.

In this paper, Levin is the embodiment of Tolstoy, representing the social transformation of 1860 and 70s. Levin attaches great importance to agriculture, is not keen on aristocratic life, lives in the countryside and guides farmers' work. Levin likes Katie. At first, his proposal was rejected, but after many twists and turns, he finally got the beauty back and lived in the country together.

Anna, the heroine, married her husband Alexei karenin when she was young. She has a happy marriage and a son. Karenin's official career was successful, and Anna was radiant in the communication field. At the beginning of the story, Duke Aublanc fell in love with an English governess, fell out with his wife Doris, and asked his Anna for help. Anna went to Moscow from St Petersburg to mediate their relationship, and met a young officer, Alexei Lenski, at the station. He had a fatal love affair with Fransky at a dance in Moscow, and he has been unable to extricate himself ever since. Finally defeated and committed suicide. Buddha Lenski followed Anna to St. Petersburg for beauty, and finally they fell in love. They had frequent trysts, and finally Anna got pregnant and admitted the affair to her husband. Karenin once wanted to separate from his wife, but in order to save face, she refused to divorce and asked her to terminate the relationship. However, Anna almost died in childbirth, and karenin forgave her in the face of death. Anna couldn't restrain her love for Buddha Lenski after her illness, and finally ran away from home. When Florence took Anna on a trip to Italy, Anna felt extremely happy. Later, when I returned to Russia, I couldn't help secretly meeting my son on his birthday. However, it is impossible to meet Russian society. The upper class regarded Anna as a fallen woman and cut off contact with her. Anna had to move to the country to kill time by writing. The two have lived together for a long time, and their distrust of Buddha Lenski and Anna is growing day by day. Anna felt very sad and thought that her lover had left her for her future reputation. In frustration and disappointment, Anna jumped off the train platform when the train approached to punish Buddha lenski. After the funeral, Alexander karenin took her daughter away. Buddha Lenski was condemned by his conscience and fell ill. Later, he volunteered to join the army and fight in the Balkans, but he wanted to die.

Don Quixote (translated as Don Quixote) is an anti-knight novel written by Spanish writer Cervantes in 1605 and 16 15. The background of the story is an era without knights. The protagonist Don Quixote fantasizes that he is a knight, so he makes all kinds of strange behaviors and finally wakes up from his dream. This book is a satire on the popular knight novels at that time. After the publication of this book, knight novels began to disappear and quit the literary world. The character Don Quixote has become a world-famous image, which is often used as a metaphor for those who dare to attack unreasonable social phenomena, those who dare to stick to their own views to the end, or those who are overreached and divorced from reality.

Don Quixote is Cervantes' masterpiece. The full name of this novel is Scholar's Academy with Fantasy Ideas, which consists of two volumes. This paper mainly describes a emaciated and declining aristocrat, Jikede, who is obsessed with ancient knight novels, dressed as an ancient knight with broken armor, a beautiful pig-herding woman as a goddess of worship, and then a stout farmer, Sancho Panza, as an attendant. He set out three times to travel around the country and created a weak hoe. As a result, many jokes were made, humiliated everywhere, beaten or sent home as a madman. There are nearly 700 characters in the novel, and the scenes depicted are all over the country from the palace to the wilderness. It exposed the contradictions of the declining Spanish kingdom from the end of 16 to the beginning of 17, condemned the decadence of the aristocratic class, showed the people's pain and struggle, and touched on political, economic, moral, cultural and customs issues. The novel portrays two famous typical figures in world literature, namely, Sancho, a peasant who is laughing, respectable, sad and realistic, timid, intelligent and just. It combines realism and romanticism organically, which has both unpretentious real life and funny and exaggerated fictional plots, and has reached a new level in reflecting the depth and breadth of reality and shaping the typicality of characters. The novel has been highly praised by revolutionary teachers and famous writers such as Marx, Engels, Lenin, Schiller, Goethe, Scott, Byron, Heine and belinsky. It has been translated and published more than 65,438+0,000 times around the world, and it has become one of the world's literary masterpieces that readers all over the world are generally familiar with and love.