Wuthering Heights Review 1500 words

Comments on Wuthering Heights: 1500 words (6 general remarks)

After reading a famous book carefully, everyone must have a lot of feelings about life or things. You might as well sit down and write down your feelings after reading it. So how do we write a review? The following is my 1500 words on Wuthering Heights (6 general remarks). Welcome to share.

After reading Wuthering Heights 1500 words 1 Wuthering Heights, the story between the Earnshaw family at Wuthering Heights and the Lintons family at Thrushcross Grange was told.

Heathcliff is an orphan adopted by Old Earnshaw. He was hated by Hindley, the son of Old Earnshaw, but his daughter Cathy liked him. Although Cathy loves Heathcliff deeply, she can't express her love because of her different status. Heathcliff rushed out, vowing revenge.

When Heathcliff came back, Kathy had married Edgar, the owner of Thrushcross Grange. Linton. Heathcliff first destroyed Hindley, and then tricked Edgar's sister into living in Thrushcross Grange.

Shortly after the death of Gendre, Cathy, Isabella and Edgar, Heathcliff enslaved Hareton, the son of Gendre, and Catherine, the daughter of Edgar, and even hated Linton, his son with Isabella.

Although Heathcliff realized his desire for revenge, he was not happy, so he ended his life on a stormy night and went to see his dream Cathy.

Wuthering Heights, through a love tragedy, shows people a picture of life in a deformed society and outlines the human nature distorted by this deformed society and all kinds of terrible events caused by it. The plot of the whole story actually develops gradually through four stages:

The first stage describes Heathcliff and Catherine's childhood life; The special feelings formed by an abandoned child and a young lady in this special environment, and their resistance to Hindley's tyranny.

The second stage focuses on Catherine abandoning Heathcliff because of vanity, ignorance and ignorance, and becoming the hostess of Thrushcross Grange.

In the third stage, a lot of ink is used to describe how Heathcliff transforms hatred into revenge and despair.

In the last stage, Heathcliff's death is only explained, but it highlights a brand-new change in his heart after learning that Hareton and Katie are in love-the recovery of human nature, which makes this terrible love tragedy reveal a comforting light of hope.

Therefore, Heathcliff's love-hate revenge to restore humanity is not only the essence of the novel, but also a red line that runs through it. According to this context, the author plans the layout of the article and makes the situation unpredictable. Sometimes in the dark and ghostly wilderness, sometimes in the stormy and gloomy courtyard, the story is always shrouded in a mysterious and horrible atmosphere.

In the novel, all the author's efforts are focused on the portrayal of Heathcliff's image, where she places all her indignation, sympathy and ideals. This abandoned child, deprived of human warmth, has cultivated strong love and hate in real life. Hindley's whip made him taste the cruelty of life, and also made him understand that surrender to humiliation can't change his humiliating fate. He chose to resist. Catherine used to be his faithful companion, and they sprouted sincere love in the same resistance. However, Catherine finally betrayed Heathcliff and married Edgar Linton. She didn't know him and didn't love him at all. The direct cause of this love tragedy is her vanity, ignorance and stupidity, but in the end, it ruined her youth, love and life, also ruined Heathcliff who had been paying for her, and almost harmed the next generation. When emily bronte portrayed this character, there was sympathy and indignation; There are regrets and flogging; It is extremely complicated to mourn his misfortune and anger his irrefutable feelings.

Catherine's betrayal and her tragic fate after marriage are the most important turning points in the book. It turns Heathcliff's full love into incomparable hate; After Catherine's death, this cavity emerged like a volcano of hatred and became a crazy revenge motive force. Heathcliff achieved his goal. He not only let Hindley and Edgar die tragically, monopolized the industries of two manors, but also made their innocent next generation suffer for no reason. This crazy revenge seems counterintuitive, but it vividly expresses his extraordinary spirit of resistance, which is a special resistance determined by a special environment and a special personality. Heathcliff's love tragedy is the tragedy of society and the tragedy of the times.

The story of Wuthering Heights ends with Heathcliff's suicide for revenge. His death was a double suicide, which expressed his immortal love for Catherine, a love pursuit of life and death. Before he died, he gave up the idea of revenge for the next generation, indicating that his nature was originally kind, but the cruel reality distorted his nature and forced him to become cruel and heartless. This recovery of human nature is a sublimation of spirit, shining with the author's humanitarian ideal.

Wuthering Heights has been regarded as "the strangest novel" in the history of English literature since its publication, and it is also a mysterious "fantastic book". The reason is that it is contrary to the sentimental sentiment prevailing in contemporary works, and it replaces deep sadness and melancholy with strong love, furious hate and ruthless revenge. It is like a strange lyric poem, with rich imagination and surging emotions between the lines, and it has shocking artistic power.

After reading Wuthering Heights 1500 words, Wuthering Heights was almost read in one breath.

This novel looks complicated because the narrator is always changing. The stories of Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange are first introduced from the perspective of Mr. Crawwood as a tenant. The formal storyteller is Mrs. Ding En who runs through the whole story. In the story, Mrs. Ding En has three names: Ding En, Nelly and Allen. If you don't pay attention for a while, you will be confused. Moreover, when Mrs. Ding tells a story, the names of the characters will change from time to time, which requires a lot of attention to make it clear and it is a bit difficult to read.

Although the story of this book is a bit complicated, it is good to have a happy ending in the end, but this ending always feels a bit sloppy to read. Heathcliff is the hero of the story. His childhood is so unfortunate, and his love is so unfortunate. He spent his whole life planning how to get back at his enemies. How can a person born for revenge be happy? It's frustrating to see him being so rude to Edgar, Isabella, his own son, Hareton and little Catherine. His rough side often comes to the page, and every time I write about his cruelty, I feel that I can't bear to read it again.

Later, he said that he always saw Catherine, and I thought he was crazy about Catherine. Finally, I thought he was going to die, because he was starving to death. I read the words he couldn't eat several times and described his horrible eyes. Who knows, after reading a few pages, I saw that he was really dead with his ferocious eyes open and a horrible smile on a rainy night. As for Hareton, in fact, he loves him, at least much more than his cowardly son Kobayashi Makoto. Perhaps it is because he saw the epitome of his youth in Hareton. Although cruel to him, I still love him in my heart. Hareton was the only one who shed tears for Heathcliff after his death. After reading this, I have to be moved by Hareton's kindness.

Catherine, the heroine of the novel, died in the middle of the book, perhaps less than half. But in my opinion, death is also a good thing for her and a relief. Between Edgar and Heathcliff, she had no choice. If she doesn't like Mr. Linton, she won't marry him or leave him. I think Catherine has feelings for Gil-galad. Although she despises his cowardice, she still has him and this family in her heart. Catherine's affection for Heathcliff is love, but I didn't read this sentence in the book. It's more because she has a bad temper, either arguing about this or that. She is really a crazy woman. I don't like such a nuisance.

Edgar Linton, a synonym for cowardice, is a man who can endure anything. His worst temper is to punch Heathcliff in the throat. At other times, he is just weak. For his wife's infidelity, even if he doesn't want to, he still endures it, which is more helpless, pale and powerless.

Little Catherine is a cheerful girl, much more sensible than her mother. When I was a child, little Catherine was a lovely and clever boy. She was naive. Seeing her words and her love for her father made me feel comforted for Linton. Isn't it a compensation that Edgar has the intelligence of his daughter without his wife's gentleness and thoughtfulness? Why did Catherine fall in love with Linton? Love is more, right? I have been wondering why little Catherine can put up with such a hypocritical and ridiculous little Linton again and again. For simple Hareton, who is also a cousin, she despises his low status and dislikes him. Later, after Kobayashi Makoto died, she was bored and lonely, so she made up with Hareton and became close lovers, which was confusing.

Xiao Linton is the person I hate most in this book. Weak body, want to make a fire on a hot day, rude to people, very uneducated. After marriage, he looked down on little Catherine, saying that she had nothing and all the property was his. When I was studying there, I really hated him and wished he would die soon, because his Zhang Chou face really made me sick.

Compassion for the weak is actually a common problem for many people. Poor Hareton is kind and not as hateful as Heathcliff. I think what the author wants to say is that if Heathcliff had not been bullied and hit, he would not have retaliated so cruelly. Hareton is Heathcliff's real reaction. In fact, he is also kind and simple, but he is carried away by hatred. All his life is hatred and revenge. ...

After reading Wuthering Heights, I was really not moved by the love between Heathcliff and Catherine, because now I feel that I don't believe in such love. Maybe I haven't experienced so much, and I can't understand their love and hate all their lives. What time? Love will fade one day. Without one, the next one will always appear. Why only insist on that and then reject the others? This is really stupid. Great? I don't think so.

After watching Wuthering Heights, 1500 words 3. Hay, flying, north wind, whistling, mountain road, rugged, foggy night, arrival Wuthering Heights, after reading Wuthering Heights. So quiet, an isolated mountain. So bleak, a mountain villa embracing cold and darkness.

On a starry summer night, Old Earnshaw adopted the homeless Heathcliff.

Because of this, his childhood began to be different from that of Haendly and Catherine. With Haendly, they hold a grudge against each other; With Catherine, they enjoyed chasing and frolicking in the wilderness, and then gradually fell in love with her. However, after the death of Old Earnshaw, due to the disparity in status, Catherine finally married the rich Linton, and Heathcliff left angrily.

Three years later, Heathcliff unexpectedly appeared, and he disrupted the originally peaceful and happy Thrushcross Grange. He blamed Catherine for not choosing him. He hated Gil-galad for taking away his love and happiness. He didn't let go easily. He retaliated brutally and destroyed crazily. He eloped with Isabella, whom he didn't like, and finally Catherine became seriously ill and died. Revenge successfully hit the Narlington family.

After Catherine's death, Heathcliff frantically continued his revenge plan, which has never wavered for 20 years. Indeed, he really succeeded. Haendly died, and his son Hareton followed him like a pug. Catherine's daughter was forced to accept the marriage with little Heathcliff, and her temperament changed greatly. All the property of Linton and Earnshaw fell into his hands, but even so, he finally died alone in Catherine's boudoir and went to another world to find his sweetheart. The world has changed for 20 years, and no one has been happy, leaving only a tragedy-and all this can only be explained by "hate because of love"?

Between Heathcliff and Catherine, the dangerous and crazy love that shuttles through Yuan Ye separates them from Yin and Yang, leaving endless pain and sorrow. Their love is sunny, happy and sweet. Resentment, gloom and misunderstanding are their main colors. But "I am him and he is me", which is not understood, accepted and allowed by outsiders, is so profound and great. Perhaps the protagonist's gloomy behavior is too negative to be accepted and hurt; Perhaps the hero's love is deep and touching, but the expression chosen is too extreme and quite dark, but this is also the reason why Wuthering Heights is attractive and shocking.

There is only a thin line between love and hate. How vivid it is here. It seems absurd to express love with hate, but who can draw a clear line between Heathcliff's love and hate? Love and hate blend and blend with each other, and these two completely opposite concepts are harmoniously unified in him. Do you hate and resist because of love? Actually, it's not. It's just that you can't tell what is inevitable. A love-hate accident, swept away, restored to the present, only because of deep love. It is precisely because of the deep love that "when you rest in peace, I suffer in hell and roll in pain!" " "Losing someone I love", I have to remind myself that you have to breathe-almost reminding my heart to beat. "

Take a breath and think again. The so-called hate is actually not hate. This is another expression of love. This alienated emotion transcends the moral standards of the real society, is a cry in the depths of the soul, and is unwilling after sentimentality, but it is not accepted by people. If we say that human love that is safe to death should be rewarded, then I can only feel that superhuman love is this acre of land. There is no absolute love, and there is no absolute hate-this confusing love may only exist in the crazy imagination of human beings. Imagination is the embodiment of spiritual ideas, but it is as ethereal as a dream.

In this wild and crazy dream, I am always on tenterhooks and extremely nervous. Finally, the backlog lasted for a long time, and the depressed mood released a quiet night. "In the gentle open air, I lingered in front of three tombstones, watching moths flapping their wings in heather, listening to fishing bells and listening to the soft wind breathing on the grass, and I couldn't help wondering how anyone could be.

Whether it is human love or superhuman love. The fire will go out one day, and people will die one year. When Heathcliff travels in Catherine's footsteps in another world, you will sigh that the desolate beauty in front of you is not inferior to the love that the storm roared past.

I suddenly realized that peace is so precious after the noise of this world. And this is what we should look for in reality. This kind of "hate" is endless, not the way of love.

Comments on Wuthering Heights 1500 words 4 Wuthering Heights is the work of British writer emily bronte.

In this work, the young Heathcliff meets the owner of Wuthering Heights, Mr. Earnshaw, and is taken back to the villa out of sympathy. From then on, under the love of Mr. Earnshaw and the abuse of Mr. Earnshaw's own son, Hendry Earnshaw, he and Mr. Earnshaw's daughter Catherine Earnshaw grew up together and gradually fell in love. Under such circumstances, after Mr Earnshaw died, when Heathcliff learned that Catherine was going to marry Edgar Linton of Thrushcross Grange, he left Wuthering Heights and disappeared without a trace. Three years later, when he came back as a handsome adult, he took crazy revenge. He took Wuthering Heights as his own through gambling, occupied Hareton, the son of Endeley, lived in his villa, and willingly became Heathcliff's "servant".

On the other hand, he married Isabella Linton, the sister of Catherine's husband Edgar Linton, and then abused her in every way just to get the property of Thrushcross Grange. And his beloved Catherine died in Heathcliff's arms after giving birth to her daughter who was only seven months pregnant. As a result, he launched a more crazy revenge. When Hartley's son Hareton, Catherine's daughter Little Catherine and his son Linton came of age, he designed Little Catherine to marry his dying son Linton. Shortly after getting married, Kobayashi died. He openly occupied the estate of Thrushcross Grange. With all this, he didn't feel much happiness. Because the person he loves most is no longer in this world. When Heathcliff learned that Lockwood, the tenant, lived in Catherine's room and dreamed that Catherine's ghost would enter the room, Heathcliff looked forward to seeing Catherine's soul. And quietly dug up Catherine's tomb, ready to be buried with Catherine after death. After three or four days of hunger strike, she finally died in Catherine's room. Ended his painful life. At the end of the novel, little Catherine helps Harrington to learn knowledge and find herself, so that they get married happily and have Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange that should belong to them.

Heathcliff, the hero of the novel, is a tragic figure. His family background is not written in the novel, but when he was wandering around, he was accidentally met by Mr. Earnshaw and brought back to the villa to raise him. When he learned that Catherine was going to marry Linton, he chose to escape to treat his feelings. When he really confessed to Catherine, Catherine died in his arms. When he retaliated against everyone and got all the property he wanted, he found that it was meaningless to live in this world. Finally, I followed Catherine's footsteps with my death and freed myself from the pain. When reading novels, I hated his dark side and was moved by his deep infatuation with Catherine. He is such a persistent and affectionate person, but when he was young, he didn't know his feelings well and didn't know how to handle these things correctly, so he chose to escape and run away. After coming back, I still deal with all kinds of relationships in all kinds of wrong ways, which leads to things getting worse and worse and losing love. Such a cruel and evil person can't escape a sweet word in the end. But sometimes I also feel that it is lucky for a hero to really love once in his life.

Such a complicated story is almost entirely narrated by Lockwood, the tenant, and Nelly, the former servant of the family, which highlights the ingenuity of the author's writing techniques. In addition, among the characters in the story, little Catherine first married her cousin Linton and finally stayed with her cousin Hareton. He reminds me of A Dream of Red Mansions. Baoyu fell in love with his cousin Lin Daiyu, but finally married his cousin Xue Baochai. Inkin marriage is common at all times and in all countries. These days, Nu Wa and Fuxi, who listen to fairy tales and create human beings, are actually a pair of brothers and sisters, and this intimate relationship is even closer. From ancient times to the present, from far to near, we can silently feel the continuous development of human beings, but people's attitude towards feelings will not change, which is also a charm of being a human being.

When reading a novel, there are some black printed illustrations in the middle, plus the tragic color of the story. Just after watching those two days, I seemed to see Catherine's ghost return to the house on a thunderstorm night; Or a solemn mountain villa suddenly appeared in lightning. Although I feel scared in my heart, I think this is also the greatness of this work. Only when the description of the story in the work unconsciously goes deep into the reader's heart will the real plot appear in the film. Be sure to find out the movie when you have time, then savor it carefully and chew it slowly.

After reading Wuthering Heights, there are 1500 words: wilderness, west wind, distant towns, broken weeds, rugged terrain, desolate sunset, secluded life, hard running, lonely years, all of emily bronte's things have no luster-at least on the day she was born-her dreams are dead, and she suffers from impermanence. This talented woman who died young would never have thought that after her death, Wuthering Heights, her only novel, would be praised as "the strangest novel" by later generations and become a pearl in the history of English literature in the19th century. Today, it still touches countless readers with its wonderful and moving brilliance and is deeply amazed by its extraordinary artistic charm.

I read this book for the first time out of curiosity. Curiosity comes from a fragment of an old movie in vague memory. I was young when I saw that movie, and I happened to see it playing when I was fooling around on the channel. That shot startled me: in the background, outside the window was an extremely empty and rugged wilderness, the wind roared and lifted the curtains high, and a strange-looking man was kneeling on the ground, holding a woman who looked extremely weak and crying. The feeling of grief is earth-shattering, and those words can also make people deeply grieved, extremely sad and the atmosphere is very depressed; Music is as deep as turbid water, swirling and silting, and people can't breathe if they can't be civilized. The whole picture feels a little weird, and even makes people feel a sense of terror, as if an invisible hand had reached out strangely and grabbed the throat, which made people feel embarrassed.

Naturally, I scanned the title of the film and suddenly found the name strange, too. What is it called "Roaring Mountain Villa"? With the child's rich imagination and self-righteous understanding, I made several explanations on the spot-now I know that they are all misinterpreted after reading the book-and I am not interested in this strange movie with a strange name, so I turned to the channel to find cartoons. But the impression of the Phantom of the Opera can't be lingering, and it is still deeply imprinted in my memory. After reading the original book and remembering the scene at that time, I know Wuthering Heights is Wuthering Heights in my hand. I feel that the film makes the taste very strong, real and in place. I am stupid by nature, but I can't understand the profound meaning of some words in the book for a while, but vivid descriptions, passionate dialogues and different characters have aroused rich emotional waves in my heart, and I can't help myself. Emily's words are vivid and spiritual. They cry in the wind, struggle painfully in contradictions, and tear their hearts out in infatuation. They brought me into that crazy and wild world. The faces of various characters laugh or cry, rotate, change, conflict and be fascinated. Rereading this book in the summer vacation, I fell into that weird nightmare again.

Yes, nightmares. Nightmare, no city, no industry, no fashion. Just that wilderness, that grange, that rugged rock, that love flying in the wilderness, that confusing attachment, and that endless hatred. The love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw can be described as "infatuation". Sunshine, sweetness and laughter are not the main features of their love, while gloom, hatred, misunderstanding, resentment and resentment have become the main colors of their love, which has created their almost crazy love. Catherine said: Heathcliff is me, I am him ... This kind of love is not understood, accepted and allowed by others, so they keep fighting everything around them, but in fact they can torture them and make things difficult for them. Heathcliff is regarded as a servant, a wild child with no status, no background and no cultivation. The humble origin of the street children deprived him of the right to enjoy a comfortable life and was rudely beaten and insulted. He also gave up his dream of becoming a decent gentleman; Catherine, as a young lady, should marry a young master like Lin Chun, and their beautiful feelings from childhood have been cast a shadow that cannot be ignored. Fate made man, but it didn't come together. Instead, the tacit souls embraced each other tightly, broke through all the shackles, tried to cross the insurmountable gap of nature and held each other's hands tightly. But this dangerous love made them pay a heavy price. Catherine died of a serious illness. From then on, they were separated by Yin and Yang, and Heathcliff was extremely sad. The departure of his lover aggravated the dark side of his humanity. He madly retaliated against Sinderson and his son Hareton, who were rude to him when they were young, and also against Lin Chun and his sister Elizabeth. The wildness that had been hidden in his heart because of Catherine's love was undoubtedly exposed and became sharper and sharper until it occupied most of his soul. He became terrible and gloomy.

Little Hareton is the incarnation of Heathcliff, and little Katie inherits the soul of her mother Catherine, and the love of the previous generation continues on them; Heathcliff saw Catherine's shadow in Katie's and Hareton's eyes. His humanity was revived and his life came to an end. Before his death, he lived in the small room where Catherine lived, called Catherine's "wandering soul for more than 20 years" on the Lantern Festival, left this world with a smile and swam hand in hand with Catherine in another world. Their love lasts in another way and never dies. Heathcliff's tomb is next to Catherine's. "How can people under this tomb sleep well!" "A thousand words, this feeling is endless. An earth-shattering, life and death, infighting, leaving a quiet wilderness, soft wind floating on the grass. Dead people, living people, love is endless.

After reading Wuthering Heights, I actually didn't like the story at first because of its narrative style and heavy storyline. I finished reading it because of my admiration for the Bronte family and my sense of responsibility from beginning to end.

But I gradually fell in love with this book about love and revenge, and felt that although it was a plot of revenge, it made people feel that it was mixed with a kind of helpless and respectable innocence. I especially like the three big boys in this book, Heathcliff and Edgar. Linton and Hareton? Sean. Heathcliff is the protagonist, but under the influence of Notre Dame de Paris, I always unconsciously attribute his persistence and wildness in love to his gypsy ancestry. His love makes people feel precious and unbearable.

Although Emily is dissatisfied with real life and has an unrestrained wildness, it must be said that her writing finally compromised with real life, which is a bit like a dream of red mansions told by the teacher last class. Although she is creative, she still can't get rid of her society and class. When I read the first half of the book, according to the main line of the book, it seems to me that Heathcliff will never have such an ending, and this desire and persistence for love will not allow him to make such an arrangement. Sometimes I compare him with Rhett in Gone with the Wind. I think they are very similar, but they met lovers with different fates and decided their own destiny.

Catherine and Scarlett are both eager for love, and they are both born possessive. But Catherine lacks Scarlett's courage. She always pretends her love easily. She automatically blamed herself on her aristocratic class, which was reflected after her first return from Thrushcross Grange. Her manners and clothes are strange. Until later, she agreed to Edgar's proposal and refused Heathcliff, which made people feel like repeating the scenes of other novels in the past, but in fact she still liked Heathcliff, otherwise she would not have behaved like that after Heathcliff came back.

So she is a contradiction between ethics and love, and it is her hesitation that leads to the tragic ending of Heathcliff and Edgar. This is the difference between her and Scarlett. Scarlett can finally pursue her own happiness regardless of other people's secular eyes, but she can't. She never gave up the bondage of moral coat. And this not only deceived myself, but also caused three tragedies. Let's talk about Edgar. Edgar is one of my favorite characters. Although he is not regarded as the first hero or Emily's typical character in this novel, his gentleness and classical gentlemanly demeanor are just the type I appreciate. He loved Catherine deeply, but he didn't have the courage and ability to face the rebellious and struggling spirit in Catherine's heart. Catherine in his heart is a lady bound in the actual moral shackles of 18, which is exactly her disguise that Heathcliff has been trying to tear apart.

Edgar lacks this means, but he wants to protect his wife and children. The scene where Catherine rushes up the stairs to find Heathcliff before she dies, and the scene where he wants to protect Kathy's property before she dies, are rare scenes in the whole novel where he makes up his mind. Hareton is Haendly's son. He and Kathy both have Catherine's eyes. This is Heathcliff's illusion of seeing them together before he died, but I think Hareton and Kathy's rebellion and yearning for love actually come from Sean's tradition, and the possibility of enjoying harmony comes from Thrushcross Grange. Throughout the book, Thrushcross Grange is a symbol of civilization and happiness, and Wuthering Heights is a place to struggle.

Finally, Allen said that they would move to Thrushcross Grange. I think this is a hint that little Hareton and Kathy will live happily in the future, but it is this hint that puzzles me. Personally, I feel that the former part indicates the end of a storm, and the ending described by Emily is a peaceful ending. I think it may be that the external pressure has changed or it may be unknown. Some people say that this book is about feminism, while others say that this book is a critical work. But I think this book is a sympathy and cry for Catherine and Heathcliff's ineffective resistance. This book doesn't have a happy ending like an ordinary novel. Even if Hareton and Kathy get married, they can't offset the howling cold wind at Wuthering Heights. I don't know, said critic Mao Mu. I don't know any novel that describes the pain, infatuation, cruelty and persistence of love so amazingly.

I have to say that Mao Mu's comments are very pertinent. I believe that the mystery of Wuthering Heights, the persistent inner struggle for grand beliefs, and the extraordinary love that is not recognized by the world even after many years will surely attract readers from generation to generation.

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