Reflections on gulli

The artistic features of gulliver's travels are mainly reflected in the use of irony, which is the soul of this work. At that time, Britain was the target of the author's attack and sarcasm. The first place in gulliver's adventure was lilliputian. In this tiny country, the parties are at loggerheads and the neighbours want to not only defeat each other but enslave each other. The king of the kingdom of lilliputians used the method of rope competition to select officials, and officials did not hesitate to make funny performances like clowns in order to get several colored silk threads from the king. This small court was the epitome of Britain at that time. In the second volume, the author critiqued Britain by name. Gulliver them long to introduce to the king of brobdingnag British history, system and the status quo, and for the country for their solution, but from the perspective of view of brobdingnag, Britain's history is filled with greed, competition, cruelty, hypocrisy, lust, sinister and ambitions "consequences. In the words of the king, the author satirizes every aspect of British society by saying that "such a humble and incompetent worm" is "the most harmful type of poisonous worm that crawls on the ground in nature". In the third volume, the British pseudoscience of the time is satirized by the boring and absurd scientific research of the laggards. The description of lapidus criticizes Britain's exploitation and oppression of Ireland. The novel not only attacks the social status quo, but also directly satirizes human nature on a deeper level. That's the argument about money in volume four. Gulliver (no money, no wisdom of the army, the police Yin (horse), explained to his horse master said: "we where wild lakers think, whether use or save, money is all the more the better, don't have enough time. Because of their nature, they are either extravagant or greedy. The rich enjoy the fruits of the poor's Labour, and the poor outnumber the rich by a thousand to one. So most of our people are forced to live a miserable life ". The author notes the pure monetary relationship between people in capitalist society. And it raises questions about human nature. The author of the British parliament reactionary political and religious forces relentlessly, pungent satire and criticism, sometimes literally referring contemptuously, some use of gentile your breath, some metaphor, some with beast sarcasm, all this, funny funny, look for. This is a satirical novel full of fairy tale color, but the words in the book all reveal the author's dissatisfaction with the society.