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Ding? Eden: Author: (America) Jack? London. Type: Love/Reality. This is a book that makes me feel very sad after reading it.

Let me spend my life in boiling blood! Let me indulge in the dreamer's wine.

Martin, the hero, is a sailor of humble origin, with no background and no savings. He is handsome and clever. He inadvertently saved a person, that is, Arthur, the younger brother of the heroine Rose, and thus got to know the Rose family in the upper class. Rose fell in love with him at first sight.

Martin lives in a class, where he meets humble workers or idle people. Martin felt deeply inferior and hated his tainted history. I feel that I don't deserve the goddess Rose in his mind. Ross also hesitated because of his innocence. During this period, Maria, a female worker, expressed her affection to Martin, but Martin already despises her.

Frankly speaking, Rose's parents are still very nice. When they learned about the love between Martin and Ross, they opposed it, but they didn't try their best to obstruct it. They even suggested that they could find Martin a decent job and decide whether to marry his daughter according to Martin's later performance (parents are so good, what else). But Martin has his own ideas. He doesn't want to depend on anyone's charity. He hopes to marry Rose aboveboard through his own efforts.

In order to enter the upper class, Martin studies hard and sleeps only five hours a day (love is really powerful), but this is because Martin is in better health, otherwise he would have fallen ill. But because he didn't go to work for a long time, the economy had problems.

After a long period of malnutrition, Martin fell ill and the flu almost killed him.

Ross was puzzled by his choice. But Martin still stubbornly hopes that he can become a writer. He tried his best to write and contribute, but there was no response. Later, one of his works was published, but the remuneration was pitifully low. Martin understands that writing can't support his life.

In order to make a living, he gave up drinking, went to work as an ironing worker on the boat, and met his work partner Joe. Joe's wish is that one day, he can have his own laundry room without working for others.

The work on the ship is very hard. In hot summer, they have to iron clothes in a room of more than 40 degrees, so they can only be naked (coolies). In order to make the ladies and gentlemen in the upper class wear clean and tidy clothes, sit in the sun on the boat and drink cold drinks (indignation! )。

By the way, Martin is still a proletarian soldier.

Because Martin has never been outstanding, and he often hangs out with the producers of * * *, Ross finally chose to break up with him. Martin was heartbroken.

Martin later realized that compared with the hypocritical and mercenary upper class, people living at the bottom of society are the most sincere and kind. When Martin's economy was in the most difficult time, his sister took out all the money without telling her husband and said to Martin, "No matter what happens, you will always be my dearest brother!" " "

Martin met a good friend by chance, and that friend wrote a poem called "Ephemera". Before he died, he told Martin not to let the Ephemera be published, but to destroy it so as not to be destroyed by the world. Martin didn't do that. The publication of Ephemera received a warm response, but it also attracted a lot of malice and misinterpretation. Martin can't help but regret that he didn't listen to his friend's advice, thus making the work of Ephemera, which embodies his friend's life's hard work, be defiled by the secular.

Then comes the irony of fate. Martin's previous manuscript was published overnight, and Martin suddenly changed from an unknown sailor to a popular, best-selling and handsome writer. Rich and powerful people invited him to dinner one after another, and people who looked down on him before came to flatter him. This made Martin feel very uncomfortable. The life he pursued was so hypocritical and ugly.

But the biggest blow to Martin came from Ross. Rose, who had already broken up with him, took the initiative to throw herself at Martin and even said that she could live with Martin (it is noble to give up her birthright for fame and fortune).

Martin finally realized that the perfect goddess in his mind did not exist, and Ross was not even as simple as the ordinary female workers in his class. The contradiction between him and Ross is essentially the contradiction between proletariat and bourgeoisie, so they can't be together. Martin criticized Ross in a Marxist way (well said), but at the same time he realized horribly that he had not become handsome and smart, and Ross came to him on his own initiative only because he was famous.

Martin met Maria, a former female worker who admired himself. Maria said that she had been waiting for Martin. Martin was very moved, but he knew he couldn't give her happiness. But fortunately, he was already rich, so he helped Maria to go to school to make up for her regret. Later, I found Joe and helped him open his own laundry room, which realized his wish.

And, of course, Martin's sister, who paid him twice as much. However, his sister is very worried about Martin's condition. His sister thinks it doesn't matter whether he is famous or not. The important thing is that Martin is happy (what a simple truth).

Martin wanted to see if readers really respected him as a handsome writer, so he deliberately published an article that made no sense, but publishers flocked to him, which made Martin lose confidence in society.

Martin left the lower class, but he was out of place because of the upper class. I have missed everything so much, but I find that everything I dream of is not what I want at all (as if the most desperate thing in the world is not that the ideal can't be realized, but that the ideal is not what I think).

Martin boarded a luxury yacht in despair. He can't help thinking that he once lived in a dirty bottom and worked extremely hard, but he was extremely happy because he had a dream of first class at that time. Now, sleeping in the comfortable first class, I can never find my original hope (fate).

Martin once went to see a doctor for a physical examination, and the doctor said that he could live to be 100 years old. However, Martin's heart is dead.

One night, Martin jumped into the vast sea alone. Because Martin was a sailor, he had to dive into deep water to end his life. His will is dead, but his body is still struggling.

Great Expectations: Author: (English) Dickens. Type: drama/love. After reading the ending of this book, I haven't recovered for several days.

This book consists of three parts. The first part is about Pip's poor childhood, the second part is about Pip's life in London after the sparrow became a phoenix, and the third part is about the truth and Pip's future.

One: Pip is an orphan and has lived with his sister and brother-in-law since childhood. Fortunately, his brother-in-law is very kind to him. Pip always dreams of living in a big city and living in high society one day. He happened to meet an old maid, Miss Havisham, and her adopted daughter Estella, and fell in love with Estella at first sight. Estella is as beautiful as a fairy, but she keeps sneering at Pip. Her hands always seem to be knitting something. However, Estella is a rich girl after all, and it is impossible to be with him as a poor boy. Also with another childe huber no discord, no concord.

Among them, Pip went to school and met a hardworking and capable little girl Biddy.

Pip saved an escaped prisoner unintentionally, and the escaped prisoner wrote down Pip's name.

The years pass by inadvertently. Finally, one day, a lawyer came to see Pip, saying that a mysterious person wanted to fund Pip to go to school for free in London and provide all the living expenses. Pip's dream of great future is just around the corner. Everyone in the village envied him and immediately looked at him with new eyes. Only Joe (Pip's brother-in-law) is worried about him.

Pip thinks this mysterious person is Miss Havisham. She is very kind and wants to fix him up with Estella, so he starts a new life hopefully, and the world of flowers is presented to him from now on.

Two: Pip started his new life, trying not to be laughed at as a hillbilly. I quickly adapted to the new environment and was a little disappointed in London (not as good as I expected). His friendship with Hubert deepened and he met many people of all kinds. When visiting a lawyer's house, he saw a maid, Molly, who was cleared by the lawyer after killing someone. Since then, Molly has been living in a lawyer's house. Molly likes to do an action. Her hands always seem to be knitting something.

At the same time, Pip's sister died. Pip began to dislike Joe, too. He didn't want Joe to go to London to see him, for fear that he would embarrass him as a blacksmith (Pip is really ungrateful).

Everything went so smoothly that Pip looked forward to his happiness with Estella. However, a rainy night, the arrival of a person broke all this …

Three: The ticket holder is a fugitive rescued by Pip. It turns out that the fugitive is the mysterious person who funded Pip. When the escaped prisoner was framed, it was Kang Peisheng who framed him.

Kang Peisheng was determined to uproot the fugitive when he learned that he had returned to China. The escaped prisoner was seriously injured. On his deathbed, Pip said to him, "I know you have a daughter." The escaped prisoner held Pip's hand tightly. Pip said, "Don't worry, she is fine now." The escaped prisoner died with his eyes closed.

It turns out that the fugitive is Estella's father, and the jasmine who killed someone is Estella's mother. When the lawyer was helping Molly, Estella was left unattended, and Havisham asked him to find a girl, so ...

Pip went to Havisham's house, and Havisham confessed to Pip what she had done. She was abandoned by her fiance Kang Peisheng on her wedding day. Since then, she has kept the clock at home until the whole house became a "haunted house". Later, because of loneliness, she adopted Estella, an orphan introduced by her lawyer. She was so cold to Estella that Estella lost all hope for the world and went with the flow. Later, Pip misunderstood that she funded Pip because of resentment. ...

Pip asked, what about Estella? Unfortunately, Estella is married ... to someone Pip doesn't like very much. Shameless little man.

Havisham died soon, and Pip finally forgave her in his heart.

Pip's good friend Hulbeart has been silently helping each other. At this time, he also found his home and got married. Pip wants to be with Biddy, but Biddy has married Joe.

Without support, Pip suddenly lost everything and the property of the escaped prisoner was confiscated. Where is Pip's "great future"?

Eleven years later. Pip finally became the vice president of a company through his own efforts. He has never been married and lives with the Hulbeart family.

He went back to the village where he lived as a child and visited Joe. Joe is old, and Pip finally made up for the bad blood caused by his position for many years with his sincerity. After being reunited with Joe's family, Pip went out for a walk alone.

Unconsciously, Pip came to Havishang's home, which was empty and desolate. Pip can't help but feel deeply. He pushed open the door and went in. A figure stood there alone. After an unhappy marriage, Estella lived a lonely life. Estella said that she kept those childhood memories in her heart (it turned out that she also had Pip in her heart), and Pip finally felt that he and Estella would never be separated again.