Rain

Maugham's Rain explores the complex relationship between religion and human nature from a unique perspective and profound brushstrokes. The confrontation between missionaries and prostitutes in the novel is not only a collision of two different values, but also an in-depth analysis of human nature. The author presents the complexity and diversity of human nature through delicate descriptions and metaphors. This work not only prompts people to reflect on the essence of religion, but also triggers a profound reflection on human nature, morality, and social systems. It is a work with strong shock and ideological depth.