Good quotes from "The Prince and the Beggar"

This is the first book to read Mark Twain’s works. I had read his autobiography before, and I had a general understanding of him who lived in that era.

Looking at his life experience, we can see that he was a bohemian child, but as an adult, he is a very successful person. Whether it is business acumen or literary acumen, it can be seen that he is a leader in the industries he is involved in.

Mark Twain is famous for his sharp writing, unique storytelling, and each character in the story has a distinctive personality.

"The Prince and the Pauper", I have read this title many times when I read "The Biography of Twain". But when I read his life experience, I just felt that he was a naughty little boy growing up.

After he grew up, although he was involved in many industries, "Prince and Beggar" probably would not have much influence in his life.

But when I opened this novel, I was indeed attracted by it. As I read page after page, it seemed that there was an excitement in my heart, which prompted my eyes not to stop. I just wanted to follow the storyline behind, and I never wanted to stop my eyes.

It seems that such an Edwardian story has an extraordinary appeal to a later generation like me.

After reading the novel, I reflected on the stories I had read, and it seemed that what attracted me was not the luxury of the palace in the novel, nor the red tape of the nobles, nor the sadness of the lives of the poor in the story...< /p>

It’s about human nature. Every character in the story seems to be brought to life. They all have their own distinctive personality traits, and most of them can be used as “good people”. to summarize.

They may be rich, or they may be just ordinary people in the garbage alley. Or a bunch of homeless people cornered by unruly laws.

But the kindness and simplicity in their human nature, and even some aspirations for a better future, have indeed become "alive" in the author's writing.

The story is no longer just that the kind-hearted prince took the little beggar to visit the palace. Out of curiosity, he changed clothes with the little beggar, and the two looked very similar.

The prince was kicked out of the palace and lived among the people, becoming a tragic prince in trouble.

The story outlines the character traits of the prince and the beggar - "integrity". Even when he was surrounded by enemies and saw no hope of returning to his original life, the little prince never gave up the idea of ??regaining the throne. He even repeatedly declared his identity as a "prince" to any stranger, even if he was laughed at by others. , even if he was regarded as a madman because of his tattered clothes.

He never relented, and he always maintained the noble side in his heart. This has nothing to do with the prince's predicament.

On the surface, this novel is a legend about King Edward. In essence, we can see Prince Edward’s upright and kind character, his wit and intelligent mind, and his kingly demeanor of distinguishing right from wrong.

A period of life among the people made the prince (later the king) understand the sad side of ordinary people's lives, and that people cannot live just for their stomachs. Judgment can indeed be said to be the basis for a person to be called a "person".

The whole story is not long, but every character in the story is written with flesh and blood, and the beauty and ugliness of the characters' souls are indeed permeated every bit.

Perhaps the so-called "everyone" is how he describes his life. Although Mark Twain's writing is witty and humorous, his stories are close to the lives of ordinary people, and he is really good at revealing the sorrows and joys in ordinary people's lives. The main body of the story can promote "beauty" and write it into the protagonist of the story. of thoughts and emotions.