书评

Protagonist Antonio and noble young Bassanio face the test of life and death, their friendship is more selfless. The Merchant of Venice, like Shakespeare's other plays, shows his love for life and his yearning for youth. I think the plot twists and turns of this play are interesting, overflowing with a very strong comedy color, and also reflects Shakespeare's cheerful and optimistic personality in life. There is a character in it who is hateful and sympathetic at the same time. His name is Shylock, and he is a Jew and a profitabler. He was mercenary and insatiable, but he was also a discriminated Jew. One of his memorable words on behalf of oppressed Jews: "Do jews have no eyes, no features, no limbs, no senses, no feelings, no blood? Does he not eat the same food, suffer the same weapons, need the same medical treatment, feel cold in winter, and hot in summer, as a Christian?" He gave an unjust cry for a people suffering. I like that Portia better. She is elegant and noble, gentle and affectionate, with a high degree of wisdom, dare to wit and decisive into action, with their own actions to prove that women are not worse than men.