The more foreign classics (novels), the better.

180 1 year, Mr Lockwood visited Mr Chicly in the villa and wanted to rent his Thrushcross Grange. Mr Chicly was rude to him, and a group of vicious dogs attacked him. But he went to visit Mr Heathcliff again. He met Hareton Earnshaw, a handsome boy with vulgar manners and unkempt appearance, and the beautiful widow of Mr Heathcliff's son. Because it was dark and snowy, Mr. Hickley had to let him stay. At night, he had a strange dream, dreaming that the branch hit the window teeth and broke the glass, trying to break the branch outside, but his fingers touched a pair of cold hands, and a ghostly whimper begged him to let her in. She said her name was Catherine Earnshaw, and she had been wandering here for 20 years. Lockwood screamed when she tried to break into the house. Hearing this, Mr Chicly came to let Lockwood out. He threw himself on the bed and shouted, "Come on, Cathy! Ah, come on, do it again! Ah, the dearest person in my heart! Catherine, for the last time! " But there was no sound outside the window, and a cold wind blew out the candle.

The next day, Mr Lockwood came to Thrushcross Grange and asked the housekeeper Allen Dean about it. The housekeeper told Wuthering Heights what had happened.

Wuthering Heights has a history of 300 years. The former owners, Mr. and Mrs. Earnshaw, picked up an abandoned gypsy from the street and adopted him. This is Heathcliff. Heathcliff was bullied and abused by Mr. Cai's son Haendly as soon as he arrived at this home, but Haendly's sister Catherine fell madly in love with Heathcliff.

After the death of the old master, married Haendly became the master of Wuthering Heights. He began to stop Heathcliff from contacting Catherine, and drove Heathcliff to work in the fields, constantly humiliating and torturing him. He became inhuman, almost insane, and Catherine became wild.

Once, they went to Thrushcross Grange to play, and Catherine was bitten by a dog. Knowing that she was an earnshaw child, the Lintons enthusiastically let her recuperate and drove Chicly away as a bad boy. Catherine became good friends with Gil-galad's son Edgar and daughter Isabella. Catherine came back after a long life of five weeks and became a gentle and elegant rich woman. When he saw Heathcliff again, he was afraid that he would get his clothes dirty. Heathcliff's pride was hurt. He said, "I can be as dirty as I want." He vowed to get back at Haendly, and all the wildness and resentment in his heart were aimed at Haendly.

1778 June, Haendly's wife gave birth to Hareton Earnshaw and died of lung disease. Haendly suffered a huge blow and became even more cruel. Catherine lingers between Heathcliff and Edgar's love. She really loves Heathcliff, but she feels it is beneath her to marry a servant. When Edgar proposed to her, he thought of his beauty and wealth and agreed. But deep in her soul, she knew she was wrong, so she confided to Allen Dean, the maid, "My love for Edgar is like a leaf in the forest. Trees change in winter, so do leaves. My love for Heathcliff is like a permanent rock underground … I am Heathcliff! He will always be in my heart, not as a pleasure, but as a part of me. "

When Heathcliff heard their conversation, he was in great pain and left Wuthering Heights that night. Catherine was very ill because Heathcliff left. Later, the Lintons died of fever one after another. Three years after their death, Catherine married Edgar.

A few years later, Heathcliff suddenly appeared in Thrushcross Grange, when he had grown into a handsome and rich young man. Catherine was ecstatic to see him, and he said meaningfully, "I only fight for you." He frequented Thrushcross Grange, which made Isabella fall madly in love with him. In revenge, he and Haendly played cards and drank all night, slowly bankrupted him, and finally mortgaged the whole manor to Heathcliff. Although Catherine tried her best to save Heathcliff's feelings, Heathcliff married Isabella and abused Isabella after marriage to vent her hatred.

At this time, Catherine gave birth, and Heathcliff took advantage of Edgar's absence to enter Thrushcross Grange. He hugged Catherine in despair and cried sadly, "Ah, Cathy, ah, my life!" " How can I stand it? Wow! "Catherine said with a smile," if I did something wrong, I would die, and you left me, but I forgave you, so forgive me! Heathcliff replied, "It's hard to do, but I forgive you for what you did to me. "I can love those who hurt me, but how can I forgive those who hurt you?" They just hugged each other madly, not knowing whether they loved each other deeply or hated each other.

They didn't part until Edgar came back, and Catherine never woke up. That night, she gave birth to a girl in a coma and died. Heathcliff stayed at the manor all night. When he learned that Catherine was dead, he hit his head on the trunk. "Oh, my God! I can't live without my penis! " A few months later, Haendly died and Heathcliff became the owner of Wuthering Heights. Train Haendly's son Hareton into a rude and uncultured wild child. Isabella couldn't stand her husband's abuse and fled to London, where she gave birth to a son named Linton.

12 years later, Gil-galad has grown into a teenager. cure a disease is very heavy, and Catherine's little daughter has grown into a beautiful girl. Although Heathcliff doesn't like Linton, he took little Catherine to Wuthering Heights when her father died, and forced her to marry Linton, because he wanted to "successfully see my descendants become the masters of their industry, and my children hired their children to plant their land with money."

A few months later, Edgar died, and Heathcliff moved into Thrushcross Grange and became the father of little Catherine. Soon Gil-galad also died, and little Catherine became a young widow.

Little Catherine and Hareton are just like Heathcliff and Catherine. Heathcliff frantically stopped them from walking back and forth. When she caught little Catherine and tried to hit her, he saw Catherine's shadow in her eyes, and Hareton was himself at this time! He became more lonely, and he longed to be with Catherine's lonely soul. For several days, he wandered around the moor without eating or drinking. When he came back, he shut himself in Catherine's room. The next day, people found him dead.

He died and was buried next to Catherine's grave. Little Catherine finally married Hareton.

Gone with the Wind

It tells a love story set in the American Civil War.

Scarlett O 'Hara, the hero of the novel, is the daughter of a rich and prestigious planter in Georgia, USA.

Father Gerald is an immigrant from Ireland. When he first arrived in Georgia, Gerald was penniless and won Tarot Village by gambling.

Ownership of the garden. So he began to start a business in this red land and weave his American dream. Until the age of 43,

He just married Allen, who is 15, the daughter of a French immigrant on the east coast. Gerald has a kind heart, but his spleen

Angry, while the young wife has a good family education and strict moral values. She manages the whole manor herself.

Daily affairs, even seeing a doctor and delivering a baby for the slaves in the manor. Therefore, the couple are respected by the white manor owners around them.

Also won the love of black slaves. Daughter Scarlett grew up slowly in this environment.

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A Brief Introduction and Analysis of Hawthorne's [American] Novels The Scarlet Letter:/kloc-the novel of Hawthorne, an American romantic writer in the 9th century. Founded in 185 1 year. This novel describes the heroine Hester Prynne and her husband who emigrated from England to Boston, which was then a British colony. Halfway through, her husband was caught by Indians. After Hester went to America alone, she was lured into pregnancy by a young priest because of life. This incident was regarded as a great violation by the hypocritical Puritan society in the local area. The authorities arrested Hester, put him in prison, paraded the streets, and stood in the public gallery for trial wearing the red A (adultery: adultery) as a symbol of lifelong shame. The governor personally presided over the trial of Hester, while Dimmesdale, a priest in her parish who was regarded as the highest moral model by the public, hypocritically persuaded her to tell the name of the adulterer. But Hester would rather be humiliated than admit her death. Away from society, crowds and humiliation, Hester lived a lonely and tenacious life and made a living by embroidery. The only pillar in her life is to raise her daughter Pearl, who is the apple of her eye. Hester's indomitable spirit of enduring humiliation and humiliation greatly touched and stimulated Dimmesdale, and soon he fell ill because of exhaustion. After his release, Dr. Roger Chillingworth, Hester's husband, who has been spying on the details, has basically learned the truth about the treatment of Dimmesdale and wants to kill Dimmesdale. In order to escape, Hester and Dimmesdale agreed that on the day when the new mayor took office, they would take their children to a place without white footprints by boat. But Chillingworth saw through it, and he couldn't escape. Therefore, on the day when the new mayor took office, Dimmesdale took Hester and Pearl onto the public stage. When Cong announced the fact that he cheated Hester, he died in Hester's arms. From then on, Hester was free and took Pearl to other places. A few years later, Pearl grew up and settled down, but Hester returned to Boston alone, still carrying the red A and her "lofty morality and spirit of helping others", and turned this shameful scarlet letter into a symbol of morality and glory until her death. The novel is set in colonial America more than 200 years ago, but it reveals the cruelty of American social code, religious deception and moral hypocrisy in the capitalist development era of19th century. The protagonist Hester is the embodiment of lofty morality. She not only influenced Dimmesdale, but also influenced a society full of sin. As for her husband Chillingworth, the novel describes him as a mysterious figure who only wants to spy on revenge. He only plays the role of plot foreshadowing in the novel. Novels are usually symbolic, the characters, plots and language are quite imaginative, and people's psychological activities and intuition are often put in the first place in description. Therefore, it is not only a masterpiece of American romantic novels, but also called the first chapter of American psychoanalytic novels.

Notre Dame de Paris: By chance, quasimodo, who was rejected by the society, was adopted as an adopted son by Claude frollo, the vice bishop. When he grew up, he became a bell ringer at Notre Dame de Paris. Although he is ugly and has many disabilities, his mind is extremely noble and pure. Esmeralda, a bohemian girl who has been wandering the streets for many years, is good at singing and dancing, innocent and beautiful, and has a sincere heart. Pierre Gan Guo, a poor young poet, met her by chance and became her nominal husband on a more accidental occasion. This prestigious deputy leader has been devoted to the "clergy". Suddenly one day, he fell in love with this bohemian girl's singing and dancing, fearing that he would try his best to take her as his own, threatening or even framing her, and at the same time, he would not hesitate to cheat and use his adopted son quasimodo and his student Gan Guo Wa by despicable means. Seeing that the evil attempt to possess Esmeralda could not be realized anyway, I finally personally put this lovely girl on the gallows. On the other hand, quasimodo also has a crush on Bohemian girls. She was framed, rescued by quasimodo, and took refuge in a secret room of Notre Dame. The bell ringer comforted and protected her with very simple and sincere feelings. When she was in danger again, the bell ringer showed extraordinary courage and wit to help her. And when he accidentally found his adoptive father and benefactor looking at the bohemian girl hanging on the gallows and making demonic faces, quasimodo immediately gave the hypocrite a final trial and personally pushed Claude frollo down the towering bell tower, causing him to fall to pieces. Finally Esmeralda was hanged, and quasimodo held him until he died.

Eugenie Grandet: Grandet is one of the richest and most prestigious businessmen in Somme. The city is rich in wine, so the market price of barrels is not bad. By the time of the French Revolution in 1789, Grandet was already a rich collaborator. He is engaged in human trafficking, usury, tax evasion and smuggling. As long as he can get rich, he is greedy to the extreme. What a descendant of Grandet! He fooled around with women of all colors and completely forgot his cousin. 1827, he returned to France by boat with a million dollars. On the boat, he met the noble Marquis Aubrey. Marquis has an ugly daughter who can't get married (looks like a dragonfly). In order to climb the peak, Charlie was engaged to Miss Marquez for life. He wrote to Eugénie and returned the grant of 6,000 francs, plus interest of 2,000 francs. Eugénie was stunned by Charlie's heartless behavior and was greatly stimulated mentally. Finally, she promised to marry the son of a notary public, the president of the primary court, especially Peng Feng, but only as a formal couple. Because Peng Feng pursues her only for money, she can give him the money and set her free emotionally. A few years later, Tepengfeng became the president of the court. But on the eighth day after he was elected as a member of Sommer City Council, he died. Eugénie became a widow at the age of 33. She paid off her uncle's debt with1500,000 francs, and let her cousin live a happy and prestigious life. She lived in seclusion and lived a pious and loving life. "She did a series of good deeds and went to heaven."