Madame Bovary feels after reading 800 words in high school. Books can fundamentally sublimate one's thoughts, reading can improve one's writing level, and the leap of thinking is most suitable for reading this book. Life without reading is boring. Let's take a look after Madame Bovary's 800-word High School.
The story of Madame Bovary's 800-word high school 1 was told by a little boy.
His name is Xia Bovary and his father is a military doctor. Because of family education, his mother won him a chance to study when he was twelve years old. When he grew up, his mother found him a 45-year-old widow as his wife, but the annuity was very high. Charles has been under her control every day since he married her. Until one day, he treated a farmer and took a fancy to his daughter Emma, the hero of our story. But when Charles' wife learned that Emma was a well-educated, knowledgeable, chatting and embroidering woman, she was so jealous that Charles swore that she would never see them again, and Charles reluctantly obeyed. But an accident happened soon, and the wife's property keeper ran away with all the money, so the extravagant property that her wife had said at the beginning became a dead letter, and her parents came to quarrel with her daughter-in-law. In a rage, she vomited blood and died.
Emma's father, Father Luo, learned of it and sent a reward and solatium. After a few days, he began to like these days without a wife. After the spring, Father Luo agreed to the marriage of Charles and Emma. Emma got the love she couldn't get.
Emma, who was sent to a monastery by her father at the age of thirteen, grew up with romantic feelings. She likes sick lambs, sits beside the old lady and listens to her stories, fantasizing about beautiful love fragments by the railing. But there is a big gap between the reality and the marriage she imagined. She found that Charles didn't know her at all, and she didn't know what she really wanted. Sometimes she would tell him something that appeared in the novel, but Charles couldn't tell him. Charles said that she couldn't swim, fencing or gun, which made Emma very disappointed, but she still cared about the family and kept the house. Once, Charles cured a marquis and invited Charles and his wife to a party. At the party, Emma found the life she really wanted. Unfortunately, she couldn't do it, so she had to go home and sulk. In the hotel, there was a young man named Leon. He got along well with Emma. Both of them fell in love, but no one dared to take a step forward until Leon left, but the shadow of Leon kept emerging in Emma's mind.
One day, the landlord Rudolph came to Charles to bleed his groom. He fell in love with Emma at first sight, so he constantly took the opportunity to seduce Emma and gain her sympathy. From then on, Emma became Rodolphe's mistress. Emma asked Rodolphe to take her out of here. Roldoff promised her and secretly planned how to get rid of Emma and let her leave alone. Emma was very angry and fell ill when she received a letter from Rodolphe and learned that he had left. While treating his wife, Charles followed the pharmacist's advice and took her to Rouen to see a play. At the theatre, they met Leon, who is now a clerk. After two people who once loved each other met, the seeds of love came into being. Leon asked Emma to stay in Rouen for one more day, and Leon got it. The next day, they visited Rouen Cathedral and took a carriage to see the scenery. In this way, Emma became Leon's mistress again. Emma said she was going to Rouen to learn piano, but she was actually going to have a tryst with Lyon. She spent a lot of money on their love and went out to borrow money. But Leon began to get tired of Emma and decided not to associate with her anymore. The IOU letter from the court made him scold and forced him to borrow money from others, but who would? As a last resort, Emma chose to commit suicide by taking poison. After learning all the facts, Charles sold his property and died soon. Their daughter was adopted by her aunt.
Emma could have a happy family, but because of her constant desire, she always lives in her own romantic world, and she simply can't stand what it looks like in the real world. She is jealous of those ladies and longs for a life like a palace. This wrong way of life has not changed since she entered the monastery. The book begins with the description of "the local customs of other provinces", from which we can see that the environment in which the author lived at that time was boring, monotonous and dreary. In such an atmosphere, everyone will suffocate, and the world here can't tolerate any luxury and romance. For Emma, this is her environment, which is unbearable.
Faced with such a life, I can only say that people are smarter, smarter and more decisive.
Reflections on 800 words of Madame Bovary. I saw Madame Bovary in high school when I was a child. According to the eyes of the older generation, it is some aspects that will inevitably be mentioned in all works reviews. For example, social factors, comments will reduce the fate of Madame Bovary to a struggle against fate, or sublimate it to an indictment of the social situation at that time.
I spent a whole week rereading this work for this group report. This time, I have a different feeling. Maybe I'm still a little immature in my twenties to talk about the social influence or social background of the whole work. After all, we have not experienced that era. After all, we are not Flaubert. So, here I just want to say some of my most intuitive feelings after reading it, that is, two words, heartache
The reason why tragedy can move people is not that its ending is so earth-shattering. But as readers or viewers, we feel powerless, feel that everything is the result of fate, know that everything is going to happen, but there is nothing we can do, even if we do something, nothing can be changed. Madame Bovary's tragedy is such a good example. Putting down the book, I sat at the table alone, feeling empty without saying or doing anything. It's a dull pain, which reminds people of something.
I really don't want to repeat how clever the writing technique and profound the thought of this work are. It has been told thousands of times and tens of thousands of times. I just sigh Flaubert, a man's keen and subtle insight into women!
Madame Bovary represents not only her, but also a generation of women. Nowadays, girls who have the same idea are also in the majority.
Madame Bovary's thought, fundamentally speaking, we are right and can't be said to be wrong. She is just exercising the rights of a beautiful girl. And obviously holding the idea of pursuing a better life, in the end I unconsciously moved my true feelings, thus hurting myself. It is also the commonality of women. Women are always more emotional than rational. I can't help but think of the heroine Zheng in the recent popular movie Lust, Caution. At first she wanted to sell * * * for assassination, but in the end she couldn't help falling in love with a traitor.
So Flaubert wrote well because he brought these contradictory and selfish things in women's hearts to life. A Bovary embodies a woman-vanity and affection. Perhaps, the fate of such a woman, at any time, is doomed to a tragic ending.
Maybe these feelings are not deep enough, maybe a little extreme, but they are the truest thoughts in my heart at the moment I put down the book. A lot of Bovary tragedies suddenly appeared in my mind. Let's give a very simple example. During the holiday, a working girl made a scene and sued the university professor. It should be exactly the same as Madame Bovary in essence. Feel sad, but don't know what to say. There are too many such stories. They are right, but it must be a tragedy.
Perhaps, ordinary people are happier. You know, beauty is never eternal.
Perhaps, women should be more rational. When money is the purpose, don't mix other ingredients. At least it won't hurt too much in the end.
Perhaps, Madame Bovary did not know this. If they do, they will be more skilled and rise as high as "Belami".
Perhaps, Madame Bovary has always known this, but women's emotional factors can always overcome some selfish and greedy ideas.
Put down the book and feel empty. Knock down these words by hand like a machine.
A work, a woman's life tragedy.
A work, an excellent tragedy, is not how sad it is to cry and shout. But we feel powerless in the face of everything.
In Madame Bovary, Flaubert did it.
800 words after reading Madame Bovary. Autumn in March of high school has come. It's always gray, and the sparse rain has never stopped. In this gloomy day, there is no other pastime except reading and typing. After reading Madame Bovary in one breath in the afternoon, this ignorant, vain and stupid woman really makes people hate and pity. Byron once said that men's love is a part of men's life, while women's love is the whole existence of women's life.
Emma has been pursuing imaginary love all her life, which is a beautiful love and a blessing from it. She yearns for joy and passion, and this unparalleled romance can wrap her in marriage. But the reality is that she married Bovary, a mediocre country doctor. Muna and Bovary's Clumsiness simply cannot satisfy Emma's fantasy of love. "Before I got married, I thought I had love. After I got married, I didn't see the happiness born of love. Joy, passion and intoxication, these beautiful words that I read in books at first, what do they mean in life? She is eager for answers. " However, she doesn't have much choice except fantasy. Although life is well-fed, it is always so dull and boring. She felt empty and resentful. "Life is as bleak as the top floor with a skylight facing north, but boredom is an unknown spider, weaving a web in every dark corner of her heart." By chance, the Bovary couple were invited to a party in Bersars and witnessed the' viscount of luxury, luxury and nobility, chic and refined' in the upper class, which became the object of her thinking day and night in the future. The ravine of this desire is bottomless. Emma projected the love she saw in the book into her fantasy with the viscount, which made her more and more dissatisfied with the reality. Later, she met the intern Leon, and the young intern took a fancy to the beautiful Madame Bovary. Only then did Mrs Bovary know how to be a woman, and her fantasy of love was only spiritual romanticism. Leon left, and she began to regret it. She fell ill emotionally and didn't see anything. She wants to know why she is not bold and close. Since then, the memory of Leon has become the center of her melancholy; The memory of Mars crackles and flickers, more than the fire left by tourists in the snow on the Russian prairie.
Rodolphe was Emma's first lover to establish a relationship. He likes Emma, a "dreamy woman". When he was planning how to get close to Emma, he had already planned how to get away after it was done. Emma, on the other hand, thought that she had finally got the love she dreamed of. She completely fell into the trap and was intoxicated with the pleasure of cheating. "She repeated to herself," I have a lover! A lover! "She likes the idea, just like another young man suddenly arrived. She finally got the joy of love, but she didn't expect the happiness to be warm and cold. She walked into a strange realm, and everything was warm, intoxicated and unconscious; The endless light blue surrounds her, and the emotional peaks shine under her thoughts. Ordinary existence only appears in the empty space of these peaks, far away, low and falling in the shadow. " After the initial passion, Roldoff got tired of Madame Bovary and abandoned her.
After leaving for three years, Leon and Emma meet again. After only a short honeymoon, she began to get angry and degenerated into food and lust. Her happiness soon disappeared, and after the passion, she once again tasted all the mediocrity and boredom in marriage. Madame Bovary's ending was tragic. As a result of two infidelities, she was heavily in debt and finally forced to commit suicide. Before she died, she began to repent. Unfortunately, she didn't hear the sound of nature, only heard the beggar's vulgar singing.
Emma's tragedy seems to be an unattainable dilemma in the pursuit of love. Actually, it is not. In Emma, there is a very real human nature, vanity, selfishness, insatiable greed, lying, affectionate and heartless. I only care about myself. I just indulge in the nothingness brought by love fantasy all day. In Emma's opinion, what you don't get is the best. Everything in reality is always dwarfed by the extreme passion and perfection of fantasy. Each of us has more or less the shadow of Madame Bovary. Flaubert once said, "Madame Bovary is me." The insatiable mentality, cognitive limitations, lack of faith and rebellious instinct have created one Madame Bovary after another. What you can't get is always full of temptation. Desire and vanity enslave our fragile souls. Romantic fantasy seems to turn into a miracle at a certain moment, which is downright nihilism. Flaubert found no antidote for Madame Bovary.