The Flower of Evil

The novel is recognized as a world masterpiece, and the British writer Maugham even named it as one of the ten best novels in the world, alongside War and Peace. The description of the male master was adopted by the old owner of the villa, because of humiliation and love failed, go out to get rich. After returning, he took revenge on the landlord and his children who married his girlfriend. The whole story is full of strong anti-oppression, struggle for happiness spirit, and always shrouded in strange, tense romantic atmosphere. In fact, if I read this novel alone, I only feel a kind of almost crazy obsession with love, which makes me a little confused, but when I delve into the background of the story and the author's life state, I seem to understand something. Learn about author Emily Bronte, who grew up living in a small house on a wind-swept moor. Learn about author Emily Bronte, who grew up living in a small house on a wind-swept moor. She was silent on the outside, but inside she could write, "My soul is not cowardly." The love sickness, madness and enthusiasm in her works, I think, are beyond the scope of human society, just like the wild wind whistling past, not being tied by anything. From this point of view, Wuthering Heights is not only a love novel, but also an important text that explores human nature, society and morality. It made me deeply realize that love is not the only factor that can determine the direction of life. Social status, family background, character and so on May become insurmountable obstacles restricting people. The author skillfully combines complex character relationships, subtle psychological changes and vivid descriptions of the environment to form a complete picture. This novel not only made me feel the complexity and multifaceted nature of human nature, but also made me better understand the culture and values of British society at that time. A savage vitality of Wuthering Heights, a civilized and weak Thrushcross Grange, in love and hate, is the impact of civilization and barbarism, is the intertwining of love and hate. The book is also a reminder that revenge is not the best way to solve problems. On the contrary, forgiveness and understanding are the best medicines for healing wounds. Only in an atmosphere of forgiveness and understanding can we truly move beyond the shadow of the past and into a bright future. To forgive others is to let go of yourself. This wisdom is not only vital when we face setbacks and injuries in life, it is also the key to becoming better people and moving towards a better future. I look forward to the next review reading, will let me appear different feelings.