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Summary of Resurrection: Katyusha Maslova, the hero of the novel, was originally the adopted daughter of an aristocratic landlord. She was seduced by her master's nephew, Duke Nekhludoff, an aristocratic youth, and was abandoned. From this, she fell into a miserable life. She was driven away by her master with pregnancy, wandering around and becoming a prostitute for eight years. Later, she was framed for murder for money and was arrested and imprisoned. Ten years later, Nekhludoff appeared as a juror in Maslova's case. He recognized that the defendant was Maslova who was abandoned by him ten years ago, and he was condemned by his conscience. In order to atone for his soul, he ran around to reduce her sentence. When all efforts failed, Maslova was escorted to Siberia, and Nekhludoff went with her. On the way, there came a notice that the emperor granted Maslova a reduced sentence, and forced labor was changed to exile. At this time, Maslova, though still in love with Nekhludoff, refused his proposal for his future and married political prisoner simonsson. The experiences of these two protagonists show their spiritual and moral revival. The novel exposes those corrupt officials and touches the essence of the old law.

Resurrection

reveals people's moral self-improvement and conscience

Resurrection of the most beautiful feelings of human beings

embodies the steadiness of a great man's mind in his old age and the atmosphere of compassion

One of the world's 1 classic works

A classic in the history of Russian literature

Resurrection is the masterpiece of Tolstoy, a famous Russian writer. I believe many people were in their student days. In China, six versions have been published since the beginning of the 2th century, and plays of the same name adapted by dramatists Tian Han and Xia Yan were published and staged in 193s and 194s. The works and their protagonists have become the characters that readers and audiences in China are very familiar with and love.

Resurrection is a novel after the change of Tolstoy's world outlook, and it is a summary of his thoughts, religious ethics and aesthetic exploration. It is a novel conceived on the basis of a real case, which shows the hero's "spiritual purification" process, exposes the anti-people nature of the czar's autocratic bureaucracy and the ugly crimes of the church, and is the most comprehensive and full reflection of Tolstoy's world outlook. The plot of the novel is ups and downs, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Tuo Weng's masterful and old-fashioned brushwork in his later years reflects the painful struggle between men and women between "spirit and flesh" more profoundly than any other works. This epic classic is known as "the encyclopedia of Russian life in the 19th century".

Resurrection is the most beautiful poem praising human sympathy-the most authentic poem. It embodies meanness and virtue, and everything is observed with a neither lenient nor fierce attitude, calm wisdom and universal compassion.

-romain rolland, a famous French critic

There has never been such a work as Resurrection in the whole 19th century, which is higher than Les Miserables, because there is nothing imaginary, fictional or fabricated here, but life itself.

-Stasov, a famous Russian critic

Reading Tolstoy's Resurrection, I feel that he is really great. Maslova, a prostitute in his works, gives people a sense of holiness, while the so-called "holy women" images in some of our novels give people a sense of inferiority. This shows the difference between a master and an ordinary writer.

-famous writer Chi Zijian

Resurrection is a work that summarizes life. It takes out all the dirty things in people's hearts, and people's hearts are very complicated, including good people and bad people, good and evil.

-Gao Mang, a famous writer

Reading Tolstoy's Resurrection

Resurrection is the latest of Tolstoy's three representative works and is regarded as the "highest peak" of his creation. It doesn't have the epic verve and bright poetry of War and Peace, and it doesn't have the waves and uneasy turmoil of anna karenine-it completely embodies the steadiness of a great man's mind in his twilight years and the atmosphere of compassion!

Here, the writer's sharp eyes, accurate description and forceful brushwork have reached an unprecedented height. This is consistent with the seriousness of the content of the work. Here, in the face of human suffering, the writer keeps superb calm, but the reader has to be deeply shocked by what he sees. Tolstoy's excavation here is deeper than ever. It can be said that the whole of Russia was turned over by him. The artistic world he recreated has reached the level of being a "mirror". Great truth! It is precisely because the works have removed the languishing factors of romanticism that the whole works show their power, just like Michelangelo's sculpture. However, this is not an ordinary sculpture, but a magnificent monument. It melts the reality of Russia at the end of 19th century, and it is engraved with poor people, aristocrats, warders, prisoners, revolutionaries, doctors, prostitutes and students ... It is mixed with repentance, pity, tolerance, shamelessness, fraud and debauchery ... Here, the author sings the noblest song of human art: "We shed a tear for the unfortunate, and the joys and sorrows of the world moved us.

When we open this book, we can't help feeling that there is a resurrection of the soul-the resurrection of the most beautiful feelings of mankind! Even in contemporary times, many people may be quietly burying their beautiful feelings without feeling anything. At this time, what we need is a work like Resurrection to wake up the sleeping heart?

just as flowers and plants need the showers of spring to grow new green, so human beings need love and sympathy to continue and make progress. Or is this what makes Resurrection immortal?

Although "Resurrection" is about the confession of aristocrats, Tolstoy did not regard this motif as the patent of aristocrats. He put confession in the internal and universal contradiction of human mind. Everyone has divinity and animality. When people indulge themselves, they may fall; When people are conscious, they may be "resurrected". Therefore, Tolstoy advocated "moral self-fulfillment" to change social inequality and evil. In the era of fierce social revolution, he advocated "don't fight evil with violence", which was against class struggle. However, as a document for human beings to seek spiritual liberation, reading such books may cause some sense of shame in our age when moral self-improvement is regarded as a joke.