Gone with the Wind is the only novel by margaret mitchell, a female writer. 1936 won the Pulitzer Prize for Best Novel after it was published in June, and it has been popular until now. As a social and historical novel, Gone with the Wind has been praised and criticized by critics. It can be seen from the author's words that the author has a sympathetic attitude towards Scarlett, and his description of the nature of war, slave mentality and the social status quo in the "reconstruction period" in the south is not very accurate. However, from the literary point of view, the novel is full of romantic ideas, delicate and vivid descriptions of characters and scenes and philosophy of life, which determines the important position of Gone with the Wind in the history of American novels and even the history of world novels.
Scarlett is a spoiled southern aristocratic manor lady. Her only trouble is that she doesn't know how to make Ashley fall in love with herself. After the poverty and family changes brought about by the war, a hard shell formed in her heart, which became thicker and thicker, and her heart became harder and harder. Finally, she became a strong and brave woman with a big family. She is imperfect, selfish and willful, greedy and vain, but she is as enthusiastic as the wind, brave enough to face life, and never gives her future to fate easily.
Scarlett had three marriages, none of which was because of love. Rhett is her third husband. Rhett is rebellious and mature. He knows everything about Scarlett, including Scarlett's obsession with Ashley, and still believes that he will influence this little child with love. Until Scarlett miscarried, precious Melanie died, and the only respected Melanie died in childbirth. Rhett, finally despair. No matter how unforgettable the love is, it will die one day. Rhett said that the rags would never stick again, although the patched clothes were still new. But since it's broken, I'd rather remember what it looked like before it was broken than fix it and watch it all my life.
But Scarlett finally realized her love for Rhett, and she would try her best to save Rhett. I like her last monologue: I can stand all this! Tomorrow, tomorrow, I will try to get him again! Anyway, tomorrow is a brand-new day! Tomorrow is another day.
My favorite sentence in this book is this sentence, and tomorrow is another day! Driven by reality, history and the fate of characters are advancing, which is a problem that every historical era has to face. We live in a relatively peaceful era. We don't need to worry about livelihood, and we don't need to worry about the war that will come at any time. However, whose life will not be bumpy and whose life will never be wrong? Many times, fate is always joking with us, and we face it with tears, which will only make us more miserable; We face it with a smile, which will bring us hope. In that case, why not let go of the unchangeable past and grasp a tomorrow of your own? Wave, we bid farewell to yesterday, hold our heads high and face tomorrow bravely. When the sun rises, it is a new day and new hope. We should be as strong and confident as Scarlett, face all the troubles and setbacks in study and life with the spirit of never giving up, and become a strong person in life. Maybe you will fail if you work hard, but how can you succeed if you don't work hard
Who knows what will happen tomorrow? Dream, hold your head high. Tomorrow is another day.
Tomorrow is another day!
Gone with the Wind is the only novel in Margaret Mitchell's short life. Based on the southern society during the American Civil War and Scarlett as the main line, the work describes the love entanglements of several young people.
There is no denying that Gone with the Wind is indeed a good book. Only the special theme of "civil war" makes Gone with the Wind have extraordinary charm.
I remember when I was still in middle school, I liked to secretly find some famous books to read, such as La Traviata, How Steel was Tempered, Notre Dame de Paris and Jane. Love, pride and prejudice, etc. But I only like floating. At that age, reading these books only read some story lines, and I couldn't understand the artistic conception in the book at all, let alone understand the inner world of the characters in the book.
When I got some life experience and picked up this book again, I found that I liked it better. Now let's talk about my feelings after reading Gone with the Wind again. Reading this book is like reading Scarlett's bumpy life experience. To put it bluntly, I don't quite agree. Her three marriages were not sincere. She betrayed her love and marriage. This laid the foundation that his life must be unfortunate. Although I don't quite agree with her outlook on life, I still appreciate Scarlett. Her personality is a contradictory unity. She not only wants to be a lady like her mother, but also follows her father's generous, rude, informal and grumpy personality. It is this contradictory blood flowing in her veins that makes Scarlett dare to love, hate, speak and do, go forward and do whatever it takes to achieve her goal.
In Gone with the Wind, what impressed me was not Melanie's kindness and persistence. It is not Rhett's forbearance and dedication to Scarlett; No ...; It is Scarlett's courage to change herself and abandon her long-standing morality and tradition when facing difficulties. There is no doubt that in real life, when we encounter difficulties, her courage is worth learning.
I really don't like to write too many wordy words, so I will write a short poem to express my feelings.
Gone with the Wind 3 is a novel written by American woman writer Margaret Mitchell for ten years. According to the American Civil War, it tells the story of a spoiled farm lady. After the war, she became a strong and independent businesswoman. In other words, this is a story about courage.
Wayward girl
Hao Sijia is a person who won't compromise anything. In short, she is a self-centered person. As long as she thinks she can do something, she will definitely help. But when the facts didn't go as she hoped, she relentlessly retaliated. When her love for Ashley was rejected, she immediately took advantage of her admirer Charles and quickly married him as revenge for Ashley, while maintaining her "self-esteem". It is this irrational behavior that made her lose the happy time that a girl should have early. This also reflects the common fault of people, that is, when encountering setbacks, they are not calm enough, blindly want to cross this hurdle, but lose what they once had. Hao Sijia is vain and realistic. She is always full of curiosity and enthusiasm for life. Neither the war nor the death of her husband can make her restrain her personality a little. She will be a little affected, but on the whole, she is frank, simple and brave. In order to be able to dance an enjoyable dance, she can even completely ignore the eyes and comments of the whole Atlanta society. This is Hao Sijia, a wild, selfish and lovely little woman.
The power of women
Perhaps because of the hands of female writers, the female images in the novel are obviously fuller and more touching than those of men. Hao Sijia and Melanie became the economic pillar and spiritual source in the difficult years before and after the war, and also became the two most powerful characters in the novel. Melanie is thin in appearance, but kind, strong and independent in heart. When everyone criticizes Rhett, she can stand up and speak. It takes a lot of courage, which also shows that she is not bound by the thoughts of the upper class and has her own way to deal with foreign affairs. However, Ashley, the husband that Hao Sijia has always cared about, is getting weaker and weaker and is out of place in the war. Just like the old days, he was left behind by the trend of the times and could not be revived.
Hao Sijia, the heroine of the story, undoubtedly played an important role in post-war reconstruction. In order to survive, she did not hesitate to cultivate and harvest with her tender hands. She was forced to shoulder the whole livelihood of Tara, haggle over every ounce, work hard and feed and clothe the whole family. Fortunately, with her strong will and business ability, she actively adapted to the new lifestyle and became a businesswoman beyond the reach of other male businessmen. Hao Sijia's personality is complex and contradictory, with multiple characteristics, selfish, greedy, firm, dare to love and hate. But if human nature is not absolutely good or bad, her courage will be miraculous and will not be destroyed, which is why she will eventually become a strong and independent woman.
War, hometown, distance
Besides love, another main line of Gone with the Wind is war. The American Civil War, also known as the American Civil War, is a civil war waged by the United States to stop the division of the South and safeguard the unity of the Federation. This war made Hao Sijia strong and Ashley weak, which also showed us Rhett's inner attachment and respect for his hometown and the south. The civil war was marked by the liberation of slaves, but from the living conditions of blacks in Atlanta and the attitude of northerners towards them, it can be seen that this war is far from really solving the slave problem.
Tara is the source of life and strength for Hao Sijia in the novel. As long as she returns to Tara, she can regain the energy to continue her life from this red land and start a new sprint. Land and people are interdependent, and only land is eternal. As long as the eternal land is preserved, the eternal power is preserved. This red land has nurtured Hao Sijia and maintained her strength and vitality. "Tomorrow is a brand-new day!" This is the most inspiring sentence in Gone with the Wind. Hao Sijia is not a person who gives up easily. She will become the wayward, stubborn and persistent Hao Sijia. It's hard to say that Gone with the Wind is a tragedy. After all, at the end of the novel, we see hope, and where there is hope, there is distance!
Gone with the Wind is Margaret Mitchell's work, and it is a novel set in the American Civil War. The film Gone with the Wind adapted from it has also become a classic among the classics. I wanted to read this book for a long time, and I didn't finish the last episode until this summer vacation, which means I saw the protagonist Scarlett struggling to rebuild the farm. Nevertheless, I already think Gone with the Wind is a good book. Yes, it is the special background of the Civil War that makes Gone with the Wind have extraordinary charm.
However, what impressed me most was not Melanie's kindness and perseverance, nor Rhett's selfless dedication to Scarlett, but Scarlett's brave challenge to tradition and her long-standing moral outlook in the face of adversity.
At the beginning of the war, Scarlett was not interested in it. She is the star among men in the county. Her world is full of endless parties, picnics and constant flirting with men. She is the apple of her father's eye, mixed with brave Irish blood. She lives in a huge Tara, with hundreds of men and slaves at her disposal. This is Scarlett, a proud and unusual young lady.
However, a war destroyed everything. Those beautiful young people died and the charming farm was burned down. There are no beautiful dance skirts and jewelry. Her respected mother died of illness, and her cheerful father became silent. Almost all the men on Tara ran away, and even food and clothing became a problem. /kloc-at the age of 0/9, all the burdens fell on Scarlett's shoulders. What a big gap it is for a young lady who once lived in a diamond.
Life is like a mountain, and the mountain road cannot be completely flat. When falling from the peak, many people will jump into despair and lose the courage to survive. After all, how much mental load does it take for a big boss to be reduced to collecting garbage? However, change also means opportunities. Only those who can cater to change can survive in a cruel society. I still remember that when the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone was just established, many brave people gave up their stable jobs in the mainland and ran to the south. They don't know what they can find in this new city. However, it is these people who dare to eat crabs who built the special zone and earned the first bucket of gold. The latecomers can only watch others occupy the market first. However, who would have thought that it would take a lot of courage for a new arrival in Shenzhen to leave the original familiar environment!
Scarlett, like those people, has made great courage to change her life. Compared with her, her sister Suellen only knows how to miss the post-war era. On the other hand, Scarlett is determined to create an era.
Gone with the Wind is really a good book, even if the time span is so long, it is suitable for this social form. The courage to change yourself or even change your value is needed in any era. Scarlett set a good example for us.
Feeling after reading Gone with the Wind 5 This summer, my mother recommended an inspirational novel, Gone with the Wind, which taught me how to be strong and how to fight against difficulties.
At the beginning of the novel, the protagonist is described as a girl who combines her mother (a French-born coastal aristocrat) and her father (Irish descendant). Sharp chin, square chin, light green eyes, black eyelashes around the eyes, tail slightly upturned, a little cheerful and playful. Like all southern American ladies who love beauty, she always wears a hat, veil and long open-fingered gloves to protect her skin from the scorching Georgia sun. This beautiful girl is Scarlett.
Judging from the content of the novel, on a sunny afternoon in April of 186 1, Scarlett and her twin brother Tarleton appeared. I further learned that Scarlett is not only a beautiful, intelligent and trustworthy girl, but also her family is very prestigious in the local area because her father is a planter.
Although Scarlett, who was born as a planter, was young and beautiful and had a distinct personality, unfortunately, when she was still in the youth of sixteen, Scarlett suffered setbacks in love. She fell in love with her elegant neighbor Wei, but Wei married her considerate cousin Melanie. What makes Scarlett even more unfortunate is that wars followed, and the whole southern society had to devote itself to the war years. Under the double pressure of cruel war and hard life, Scarlett has become a mature woman of 28 years old after suffering.
This novel focuses on the experiences and feelings of women in the family behind the war. From the beginning of the war, they had reverence for the war and fully supported it. They had to succumb to the fate of failure and the difficult process of rebuilding their homes after the war. The failure of the war made some people feel depressed and lost their original fighting spirit, unable to adjust their mentality to face the fragmented life after the war. On the contrary, others have overcome the psychology of failure, faced the harsh reality with awe, and become strong men who are not afraid of life difficulties and move forward again on the journey of life. Scarlett has been tempered into a strong person in life through the tempering of life.
Scarlett dares to love and hate, sets a goal and goes forward by hook or by crook. Although she also hates being a lady with a good family background like her mother, there is a betrayal of her mother's moral framework in her bones, which highlights the valuable side of her character in the process of her struggle for survival.
The most concentrated description of Scarlett's rebellious behavior is that she encourages Wei Tashi to elope with her and run her own sawmill after marriage. After she told Wei that she was rejected for eloping with him, Scarlett slapped him without hesitation. So, as revenge, she married Wei's fiancee's brother without thinking, and Scarlett showed a personality of dare to love and hate on this issue. In her opinion, even if there is a glimmer of hope, we must strive for our own happiness.
The most inspiring thing about Scarlett's character is her spirit of facing reality and not being afraid of difficulties. Throughout Scarlett's life, stories face reality and support her. She has long been defeated by setbacks and difficulties. Sixteen-year-old Scarlett experienced the pain of lovelorn, followed by the pain of losing her husband. At the age of seventeen, she has become
A widow with a son. If all this is just a personal misfortune, everyone knows the pain brought to her by the war that swept the whole south. When Scarlett came home, she was surprised to find that her mother had just died the day before, and her father had been stupid, but the plantation left her almost nothing. But she didn't despair, not discouraged; She made up her mind to let Tara live. She picked up cotton herself; In the scorching sun, carrying a basket to dig the remaining vegetables in the abandoned orchard of neighbors; Ride a weak pony and learn about the outside world by borrowing seeds from neighbors; Even killed a northern soldier who came to steal. ...
Her courage in trying to overcome difficulties is admirable.
After reading this immortal book, I am deeply touched. In life, I want to have the spirit and courage to face reality like Scarlett, not afraid of difficulties!
Reflections on Gone with the Wind 6 Gone with the Wind describes the life of a southern woman, Scarlett, the eldest daughter of Tara owner. O 'Hara is a charming hybrid. She is moody and headstrong.
/kloc-when she was 0/6 years old, she fell in love with Ashley in despair and decided to find a chance to express her love. At Ashley's party at the weekend, she made a splash, but she didn't get what she wanted. All this was understood by Rhett. Driven by pride and vanity, Butler chose Charlie, who she didn't love at all and looked down upon from the bottom of her heart, as her husband, in order to avenge Ashley's indifference to her. Shortly after the Civil War, Charlie was killed and Scarlett became a widow, bound by feudal rules and forced to give up her beloved and charming luggage, which was a serious blow to Scarlett, who had a strong personality. She met Rhett again in the market, and gradually. Later, Rhett risked his life to help her and Ashley's wife return to Tara, where Scarlett was forced to shoulder the burden of life, which turned a spoiled girl into a strong man, but married Frank to maintain the manor, only to become a widow again. Later, under Rhett's repeated entreaties, Scarlett married him and gave birth to a lovely daughter Bonnie. However, Scarlett will never forget Ashley, and the disappointed Rhett has to transfer his love to his daughter. The day before Ashley's birthday, Scarlett fell in love with him, which greatly disappointed Rhett. When Scarlett finally realized that the person she really loved was Rhett, he had left him.
A pampered manor owner, his mother and mammy educated him into a good family, but he has an unruly character in his bones. When the ruthless war swept away everything, energetic Scarlett had to use all means to make a living with all the strength of generate's life. No matter what difficulties she meets, Scarlett will not be discouraged. When Rhett left him, she still said confidently.
Scarlett, the soul of Ming Che, a strong woman who never despairs of life, has the will to forge ahead and innovate, which is intriguing.
Gone with the Wind also shows the cruel scenes of the civil war. The storm of war blew away the tradition and order between the North and the South overnight. The government royal businessmen who earned war money and the nouveau riche who did investment business in wartime cheated each other, while the nobles who adhered to the rules were destroyed. They deeply regretted following the old system and slave owners.
After reading Gone with the Wind, I have read it many times. At first, its title attracted me. I didn't understand such a heavy book. I just used one word to summarize the whole text. Browsing through it, I was unconsciously infected by the unique temperament of Mei Lan, Scarlett and Rhett. I unconsciously want to watch it carefully for the second time, the third time and more times, and I am surprised to find that I will get different results every time I watch it.
In addition to the detailed description of the scene and psychology, I think the greatest charm of Gone with the Wind lies in the profound description of a gripping and worrying relationship between men and women due to emotional dislocation, as well as the characterization of the three protagonists in my opinion: the former shows that the male and female protagonists have passed each other many times, and the most disturbing and bitter place is the end of the novel, where one side suddenly wakes up and the other side has made up its mind. Maybe everyone who sees this place will have this idea. You must know how to cherish the people who really love you! After all, there is only one him in the world; The latter lies in people all over the world. Readers will deeply remember Mei Lan's generosity, kindness and gentleness, Scarlett's bravery, willfulness and rebellion, Rhett's interest, devotion and unusual demeanor. At the beginning of the article, the story is set in the American Civil War, and the story is unfolded through the changes brought about by the war. Scarlett, the protagonist, grew up in this process, and also started a sad and tortuous love story.
At the end of the book, the strong Scarlett is not depressed and is determined to return to Tara to start a new life. Gone with the Wind is such a grand and nuanced epic. Scarlett is undoubtedly my favorite character, because Scarlett is so independent, she has come all the way on the road of life, and when she faces difficulties, she chooses to bear it. But when she faced the choice of love, at first, she chose to deceive herself. When she finally realized it was too late to face it. At the end of despair, when the goddess of fate no longer talks to her, when she can do nothing, she will tell herself that tomorrow is a new day and everything will be better tomorrow. Throughout the story, she is full of vitality and fighting spirit. What I admire most is that her sentence "Tomorrowisanotherday" is always full of hope and fighting spirit, never giving up and never despairing.
This novel tells us a lot. What I have learned is that we can take a breath, but we can't give up. After all, tomorrow is another day. Let the past go with the wind, because we still have tomorrow. If life is not over one day, our steps, our beliefs and our pursuit will never leave, and we should not stop.
A writer may have many works in his life, which may cause great sensation at that time, at that time of his life. However, talented people come out of the country. With the changes of the times, those writers who win by the number of their works will eventually be submerged in the torrent of history. In contrast, there is another writer, who may not have many works spread around the world, but perhaps those excellent works will shine eternal light in the bright star river of literature.
Margaret mitchell is such a great woman writer. Her life is short, leaving few works, but Gone with the Wind alone is enough to establish her unshakable position in the history of world literature. Gone with the Wind has also become a classic literary work in the 20th century, and it still has far-reaching influence.
The novel takes the Civil War as the background and Scarlett O 'Hara as the main line, reflecting the social outlook of the southern United States before and after the Civil War. While describing the influence of the war, it also focuses on Scarlett's self-deceiving love for Ashley and Rhett's pity for Scarlett.
Reflections on Gone with the Wind 9 Gone with the Wind is a novel about war, but Margaret did not focus on the battlefield. Except for the tragic scene where Wujiaochang was full of wounded and sick before the fall of Atlanta, other war scenes did not cost the author too much ink. As the first novel describing the American Civil War from the perspective of southern women, Margaret focuses on the experiences and feelings of women who stayed behind, from their reverence and full support for the war at the beginning to the pain of losing their loved ones, having to give in to the fate of failure and the difficult process of rebuilding their homes after the war. After the defeat of the war, some people were depressed and lost their original fighting spirit, unable to adjust their mentality and face the fragmented life after the war. On the contrary, others have overcome the psychology of failure, faced the harsh reality with awe, and become strong men who are not afraid of life difficulties and move forward again on the journey of life.
When the abandoned Scarlett stood in the foggy yard, she remembered what her father had said to her.
In a word: "Only the land in the world has a tomorrow." She decided to stay on her land.
Re-creating a new life, she is looking forward to a better tomorrow.
I have to admire, admire her strength, admire her persistence in the land, admire her ability to put down her previous education and work in the fields in the central environment, and admire her ability to start her own business regardless of social speech. How many souls does her life have? One is her mother. His mother is a typical lady who is very capable and gentle, and she is the person she admires most. However, my mother contracted typhoid fever to save people and died. The other is the person she has liked for more than ten years-Ashley. The reason why she can stand up in adversity is largely due to Ashley. She is very persistent about Ashley. There's another one, Melanie. After more than ten years of joint efforts, Melanie has become an indispensable part of her life.
From the content of Gone with the Wind, it describes the turbulent social reality in the South during the American Civil War, and describes the love entanglements of several young people with Scarlett in Gone with the Wind as the main line. Scarlett is young and beautiful, but what she does shows some essential characteristics of the declining slave class: cruelty, greed and self-confidence. In order to revitalize her family business, she traded love and marriage, and none of the three marriages were sincere. Later, she finally realized that Ashley, whom she had always been infatuated with, was weak and incompetent, but claimed that Rhett of her own kind was worthy of love.
Gone with the Wind, as far as writing art is concerned, is worthy of being one of the world's masterpieces. The novel is full of romantic ideas, with a delicate and vivid description of characters and scenes, which reveals the content beyond the author's subjective will and even drifting with the tide.