Stand-in Boyfriend's Story of Restoration

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The Flea hero comes from "The Flea" (English: The Flea), a metaphysical poem by John Donne (1572-1631). This article first touches on the biting fleas mentioned in Chapter 029. This poem is selected from "Intensive Reading and Criticism of John Donne's Poems", one of the "Critical Series of Nineteen World Poems". The series is planned and hosted by the "Literary Translation Research Center of Fudan University", written by outstanding poetry translation and research experts in Shanghai and across the country, and published by East China Normal University Press. Translation and introduction: Lu Yuming (East China Normal University) "Flea" (partial translation) Look at this flea, look at this, How superficial is your rejection of me; It bit me first, and now it bites you, In the flea's belly our blood mingles; Admitting this, it cannot be said that it is A sin, loss of virginity, or shame, But enjoying yourself before proposing, Fill our stomachs with blood, God, it's beyond our control. Three lives coexist in one weak flea, We are almost, no, better than married couples. This flea is you and me, it should It is our wedding bed and wedding hall; Even if your parents don't want it, we still meet. And live in seclusion within this living black wall. Although habit makes you want to kill me, Please do not commit self-murder or sacrilege The three grave sins of killing three lives are imposed here. You are really so cruel and sudden, Stain your nails red with innocent blood? What sin and sin does this flea have? Besides sucking a mouthful of blood from you? But you said so proudly You don't notice that you and I are weaker than before; Indeed, then you should know how unreal fear is; When you commit yourself to me, just a little bit of your chastity disappears, Such as the death of this flea takes a sliver of life from you. Introduction This poem was ranked first among "Songs and Sonnets" in early versions of Donne's poetry, and it is said to be Donne's most famous poem at the time. Erotic poems with fleas as the theme were very popular in Europe in the 16th century, and are said to be imitated from the works of the ancient Roman poet Ovid (Ovid, 43B. C. - 17A. D.). Poets often envy the flea for having free access to his lover, or die in bliss at the hands of a beautiful lady. John Carey, in his book "John Donne: Life, Thought, and Art," mentions the poem and says that the flea poem is actually an old and obscene joke. There are dozens of flea poems in European literature, and it would be a mistake to attribute them to Ovid. The most common plot involves a flea crawling around on a young woman's body, commenting on where it goes. Comments about breasts and genitals are naturally the climax of the joke. Donne abandoned this shy joke and reinvented a new type of poetry: turning it into a polemical monologue about the union of the sexes. Don't pay attention to the female body, but pay attention to the body of the flea. In the body of the flea, the blood of men and women is fused (the fleas bite each other), thus becoming their marriage bed and wedding palace (John Carey. John Donne: Life, Mind and Art, Faber & Faber, 1981, P132). The poet describes the fact that a flea bit a girl and then bit "me" in a complacent and slightly frivolous tone. At the same time, this fact was infinitely exaggerated: three lives coexisted in a small flea body, which became our wedding bed and wedding palace. The poet uses a series of provocative and exaggerated words: virginity (maidenhead), proposal (woo), marriage bed (marriage bed), marriage temple (marriage temple), chastity (honor), commitment (yieldto), etc., Which elevates an extremely ordinary event like being bitten by a flea to an absurd level, making it an excuse to flirt with women. What also shows the poet's talent is the man's sophistry and persuasion. In the first stanza, regarding the fact that our two bloods mingled be, the man proudly says: And this, alas, is more than we would do (And this, alas, is more than we would do), as if to say: This is God's will. In the second stanza, regarding the coexistence of three lives in the body of a tiny flea, the conclusion is immediately drawn: we are more than marriedare. This conclusion seems absurd and reasonable at the same time, and has achieved amazing results. In the second stanza, the man threatens the woman again: Don't kill that flea. If you do, you will commit three serious crimes: self-murder, sacrilege, and killing three lives. In the third verse, when the flea was swatted to death by the woman, the man blamed the woman: What are you afraid of? You only lost a little bit of your honor when you committed yourself to me, just like this flea sucked a little bit of life from you. Note: The above content comes from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please inform us and it will be deleted!

Maine Coon cats are known as the "gentle giants" of the cat world. On the surface, it looks like a king like a lion, with thick and smooth fur, and a steady and serious expression, which makes it look like a domineering president. However, it is actually a cat with a gentle temperament, close to people, smart, independent, considerate, and can get along well with people. Another interesting trait is that it likes to sleep in all kinds of remote and strange places. In the 1860s, it became a beloved pet, right-hand assistant and hunter of North American farmers, and was known as the "Cinderella of the farm." Yes, it was once bred as a working cat, and it does have excellent working talents. This weakens the disadvantage that it is expensive to raise among high-end pet cat breeds. Therefore, the characteristics of Maine Coon cats are very suitable for the heroine of this article.

The subject matter of this book is different from the popular literature genres nowadays. It is a romance novel that is more realistic. Although the current main plot is based on the events that happened during the relationship between the male and female protagonists, of course these events can further promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but this book feels more like it tells some truths about how people get along with each other through these things. What I like very much about this book is that the author often intersperses some thoughts on modern society or some famous quotes into the storyline, which is a bit like telling readers why she writes the way she does and designs conflicts in this way. Some are philosophical sentences, some are collisions of various concepts, and some are explanations of the context. I can feel that the author really put his heart into writing this book and has her thoughts in it. The article also writes about the views on marriage and love of many supporting characters besides the male and female protagonists. For example, Zhang Ling's father, Zhang Ling's mother passed away due to childbirth, raised Zhang Ling alone. Zhang Ling's early love was discovered by her father and she did ideological work day and night. He was extremely loyal to his marriage, but he also had a stubborn and old-fashioned side when he loved his daughter; Yan Yuan, the heroine's best friend, even went to jail in order to teach the boy who bullied Zhang Ling a lesson. She seems to be a nymphomaniac towards men, but she always maintains a high level of vigilance; Of course, Chen Jian started to play the lifestyle of the world because his ex-girlfriend broke up with him, and at the same time, he repeatedly made troubles to the already fragile relationship between the male and female protagonists; There is also Muzi who disguises himself as a woman, learns that his father looks exactly like his mother when he is drunk, and quietly changes his heart, as well as his extraordinary caring attitude towards Chen Jian. All of these are the views on marriage and love that belong to these supporting characters. They are not only due to their original families, but also the trauma caused by past experiences. They are also a small part of the many views on love and marriage that people in modern society have. All in all, if you want to change your taste and find a book that is not on the hot topics now, this book is really a good choice, you might as well give it a try.

I like this character so much! I like that no matter where she goes or whomever she meets, she is always so lovable. I like a little girl who has the complex thoughts of an adult. I like how she wants to drive the male protagonist away from the female protagonist in order to dominate her love. I like how she says she doesn't like the male protagonist, but takes the initiative to call him daddy just to go to Disneyland. I like that she intends to break up Zhang Ling and Li Xiang, but inadvertently helps Li Xiang pursue Zhang Ling. I love how she tells the truth from a child's perspective! Barbie who likes her for her own liking can be a good girl in the eyes of her parents. I like her psychological shadow of being abandoned by her biological parents in the hospital, and she is unwilling to go to the hospital for treatment even if she is seriously ill. I like that she always listens to Zhang Ling's words. Right now, that's all I can think of. I hope the author can play more roles for Xiaodouzi in the future.

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