Inspirations

This article is basically based on a woman's self narration. At the beginning, the male see the letter and read it, then introduce the content of the letter with almost 90% of the length, and finally, explain the feeling of the male after reading the letter with just two simple sentences as the ending. “I love you, but it's none of your business! "The short eight words are the soul line of the entire work. The girl feels that Mr. R has healed her childhood. She puts all her love and emotions into him, believing that everything in life can only be meaningful if it is related to him. In the following years, Mr. R was the only light in her life. But she didn't understand that such infatuation would eventually push her to despair. Because monologues are always performed by one person. Love has always been a two-way street, but from beginning to end, Mr. R never considered the few women who had appeared in his life as one person in his heart. His attitude towards emotions is casual, and it can even be said that he doesn't mix any emotions, but he disguises himself as amorous to lure other women into taking bait. Austrian writer Stephenswig is extremely adept at portraying the psychology of women and has his own amazing way of portraying female images. In his works, female images possess stronger emotions, greater dedication, and the ability to love. Love is the best medicine for giving birth to sweet words. Wherever there is love, there will never be a lack of touching and exciting words. In "The Peony Pavilion", it is written: "Emotion does not arise, but goes deep. When you deeply love someone, you can often disregard everything and do your best without any regrets. But the true realization of 'A Letter from a Strange Woman' is not how beautiful it is to love someone, but rather not blindly love someone. It is important to understand how to hold onto and let go, and not overly indulge in the sweet vortex of love. As mentioned in "The Hoodlum": Even if a scholar delays, he can still get rid of it; A woman's procra