Gone with the Wind (2 Volumes in Total) a Masterpiece of World Literature

Borrow Rhett Butler's infinitely tolerant love for Scarlett Make me crazy Borrow Katie Scarlett's courage and strength in life I'm quite touched Leveraging Melanie's softness on the outside and strength on the inside towards everything I admire you so much Borrow the author's detailed description of the Civil War let me cherish peace This book shines with indescribable spiritual brilliance!

I have read it many times and I like the heroine's strength and reality! It's very real, and the male protagonist is not perfect. After all, the world is still tolerant to men and strict to women, so I also like her sequel!

Scarlett is full of charisma. Some people say she is superficial. In fact, who can completely get rid of this superficiality! For women's books, I have read "Jane Eyre", "Pride and Prejudice", "Little Women", "La Traviata", "Anna Karenina", "Madame Bovary", "Wuthering Heights" and "Carmen". They are all very charming girls, but it makes no sense. "Gone with the Wind" and "Carmen" are still my favorite women. , And Scarlett is more vivid, more concrete, and more charming than Carmen. Not to mention men who are fascinated by them, even women love them madly. Because they are on me, I feel that I am a human being, not a puppet, not a puppet, not a zombie, but a living person with flesh and blood! Just like men, men are human beings, aren't women? ! As long as you are human, you will have desires, vanity, and selfish side, but Scarlett is still so determined, brave and indomitable. The so-called love is just the spice of life. No other novel breaks this conventional operation, but "Gone with the Wind" does it, because the author himself is a more powerful existence than Scarlett!

My favorite foreign novel is "Gone with the Wind". When I was an ignorant girl, I first saw it adapted into a movie called "Gone with the Wind" on TV. At that time, I was still very ignorant about the historical background, love and hatred in the story, but I was already attracted to it subconsciously. So after watching the movie, I still couldn't forget it until I watched it again in the school's small theater after I went to college. Later, I finally couldn't help but buy the original book from the bookstore and read it. I had the same feelings after reading it again and again. This time the paper version of the book has been shelved. After discovering the electronic version, I couldn't help but add it to the bookshelf and read it again. She couldn't help but feel sorry for Scully and Rhett Butler. When he loved her passionately, she didn't know how to cherish him. When he was hurt by her to the point of exhaustion, she suddenly woke up and understood her heart. In the end, it was her favorite land that protected her. Melanie is the happiest woman. She loves her husband, Eskali, and she never doubts their relationship. People around her never talk nonsense in front of her because they love her, and she doesn't believe it even if they say it! She loved them so firmly and believed in them that she was not hurt until she died!

Gone with the Wind, a love story with a war background, was very popular in the 1990s. I bought a copy. As a result, a friend liked it and asked me to go.

It's heart-wrenching to watch and the content is very compact. Scarlett's emotional journey is also the history of her mental growth. We cannot blame anyone in the book too much, because in the war years, everyone's choices have their own reasons. The male protagonist Rhett Butler loved Scarlett from beginning to end, but later his love transferred to his youngest daughter Bonnie. When Bonnie died, his love also died. Scarlett finally understood her own heart and saw herself clearly. I like the open ending very much. No matter how it ends, the heroine has grown up! Seeing yourself clearly is the best outcome!

Gone with the Wind uses real backgrounds and plain writing to describe the living conditions of different classes and factions, which is shocking. The life of the heroine Scarlett is intertwined with pain, joy, unbearableness, and regret... If you cannot break out of the shackles of fantasy, see the nature of reality, and understand who the person who truly loves you is, then in the end you will lose everything and can only be alone.

I have watched the follow-up more than 20 years ago, and I have watched the movie Gone with the Wind countless times! In the follow-up, Mammy dies, old Gerald goes crazy, and Tara seems to have a fever too! Scarlett went to Rhett Butler's hometown, got pregnant again and ran away without Rhett Butler's knowledge. She took her son alone to work hard to build a new Tara, and finally gained a lot! The writing is more exciting. I don't know how other people feel, but this book feels a bit like a drama to me, American strength and bravery! (The play was originally born in the West) But Melanie's tenacity fits my imagination very well, and it's very Chinese!

In fact, when I first started reading this book, I just felt that the heroine was a collection of contradictions. Her mother was a representative of elegance and kindness, and her father was a passionate Irishman. Among all her sisters, she was the most like her father. I think this was also the reason why she cheered up every time she encountered later. Before reading, Although I was touched by Melanie's behavior several times during part of the content, to be honest, I didn't really understand what "she" meant. It wasn't until near the end that I realized that she is the spiritual support of many people. She is pure and kind, and invisibly gives strength to the people around her, even though she seems so weak and vulnerable... As for Scarlett and Rhett Butler, I can only say that Rhett Butler is really heartbroken. Bonnie's death is the last straw that breaks the camel's back for him. As he said in the end, the reason why he dotes on Bonnie so much is because Bonnie is the Scarlett he wants to love... At the same time, I also admire Scarlett. She can always find support in desperate situations, as if life cannot exhaust her vitality. She dares to venture and do anything, and she can do anything. Although she and Rhett Butler are very similar people, I think Scarlett is even better than Rhett Butler... Finally, I think the most inspiring thing about this book is that misunderstandings must be dealt with as early as possible. Don't wait until everything is irreversible. The price paid for Scarlett's spiritual maturity is too great. Rhett Butler no longer has the energy and enthusiasm to continue to accompany her... At the end, I still felt that Scarlett was still a child in her heart [crying] [crying]

It took me a long time to finish the book "Gone with the Wind". I think Scarlett's naive understanding of love in her early days was very similar to mine, and she was obsessed with that beautiful and filtered relationship. But many years later, thinking about that person is just missing me at that time. In fact, now that he is standing in front of me, he has already He is no longer the person he was at that time, and I understand that this is not love, this is just my persistence. I feel that Scarlett has my shadow when facing feelings, which makes me feel the power of the author's writing even more. I appreciate the feeling of eyebrows facing each other, but in reality I feel that I can't encounter such pure and deep feelings between eyebrows. Yes, there is also Bai's love for Si. He is so affectionate, but in the end he was completely injured by Scarlett and he has no strength. But I still particularly like to watch the two of them bickering and the sweet daily life of the couple. It is very addictive. In the end, Scarlett understands that he loves Bai. I hope Scarlett can get Bai back. , And the many changes that occurred in the middle reflected Scarlett's strong and unyielding personal character. She supported everything by herself. Her bravery is worth learning from! It's amazing. From here, she began to grow slowly, and then started her own business in that era when girls were men's accessories. , As a woman, she supports all the heroines who live their own lives! It's amazing! A character has advantages and disadvantages, and Scarlett has many shortcomings. She exposed the greed, selfishness, etc. Of human nature, but I will still be impressed by Scarlett's temperament and courage of not admitting defeat.

The love and hatred between Scarlett and Rhett Butler is so touching

I watched the movie twice and was deeply attracted, so I decided to read the long original novel. As for Scarlett's tenacity, even though she hated her blindness and ignorance towards Ashley's feelings, when she thought about her own similar experience, she realized who had not made a mistake. Scarlett is not a kind-hearted perfect person like Melanie. She is selfish, hypocritical and aggressive, but these qualities of hers were needed in the poor years. She did not care about the eyes of others and finally walked towards her own prosperous road. There is no need to regret for her, she has countless tomorrows to support herself. I love Scarlett, everything about her, she is like grass, wildfire cannot burn it out, but the spring breeze blows it again. [Cry]

A person's growth and maturity requires a process. The focus of life is growth rather than the ending. The heroine Scarlett finally understands Rhett Butler's love for her and knows that the person she truly loves is Rhett Butler. At the end, Bartlett did not divorce Scarlett. Scarlett is determined to pursue Rhett and win his love again. This novel is very thorough in describing the character's personality and psychology. I only find the character description extremely unsatisfactory. It is one of the best novels I have ever read.

This book not only tells the love story of Rhett Butler and Scarlett, but also draws the strength to face real life from this book. Scarlett's strength and bravery make us full of fighting spirit for life. Melanie's weak body hides the steely faith that makes us feel inferior. Ashley's dare not face up to real life makes us angry and sad for her misfortune. In short, this book is the author's lifelong life insights. If I can only read one American classic, I will only choose this one "Gone with the Wind"

The author is great, he has written so many words, the plot is good, the language is humorous and ironic, and the characters are impressive. It is an American novel that is both realistic and romantic. It is also the first time for me to read a novel with so many words. I hope I can be patient and continue reading.

The characters in it have distinct personalities, and the one I can't forget the most is the heroine. Really like it. The final open ending. Still a little dissatisfied, but still hopeful. The male protagonist and the female protagonist can finally be together. I hope the male protagonist can adjust his mood. Trust the heroine one more time.

When I first started watching, Scarlett's selfishness and narcissism made me not want to continue watching. When I saw the war, Scarlett's bravery, decisiveness, growth and responsibility attracted me again. Maybe the author wants readers to understand themselves better and explore their own hearts. Only then did the character Scarlett be created. Love cannot withstand weariness, cherish what you have now.

I had read the physical book before, but then I also saw this book on Tomato. It was really... I was suffocated after reading it over and over again. It was a very uncomfortable feeling. O'Hara got love, but when he realized it, he had no love at all.

1. Times make heroes 2. The difference between "at any cost" and "at any cost" depends on principles and bottom lines, and cannot be judged as right or wrong. 3. Break tradition but respect tradition 4. Treating others sincerely will help you have no regrets in this life 5. A broken vase was once beautiful, but it doesn't need to be repaired. 6. The final destination is "home"

Scarlett and Rhett Butler were two incompatible people in that situation. They were both superior people at first, but as their experiences and time went on, their backgrounds gradually emerged. Their selfishness lost the way they behaved like the superior people in the South. But I think there is nothing wrong with being selfish. Tradition should be respected. Taking the essence and discarding the dross, choosing to stick to the essence or break through the essence is just a choice, but I think there is no doubt that the concept of selfishness seems to be more suitable for that situation. They have money and so-called success. They are selfish but have no intention of harming others, just protecting themselves. And Scarlett's resilience is amazing. From being a pampered young lady to doing farm work, she was not overwhelmed by the hardships and hardships. She persisted successfully, and her indifference made me even more amazed. People say it is terrible, but she persisted in being out of place and even being excluded. Perhaps it was also inevitable due to the environment. And she gradually became self-reliant and self-reliant. When she met her second husband, she knew that men were unreliable, and she used love as a bargaining chip to increase the price for herself. She was as capable as a "man", with a clear mind, knowing what she wanted and needed. She used her own abilities in exchange for success, and she persisted time and time again. She and Rhett Butler were two similar people. They understood each other and gradually developed some elegant things.

It is a book that I have not only read once and liked very much, but also a book that has had a great influence on my personal growth. I liked Melanie the most at first, but because of my own personality, I was once struck by Scarlett's sense of rebellion, but slowly I was impressed by Scarlett's strong vitality, and wanted to learn from her, break through many shackles, and become more courageous. There are too few charming men like Rhett Butler, and young girls are easily fooled by appearances and miss true love like Scarlett.

Great, the helplessness of life is vividly written. Life turns out to be so difficult. What should she do if she doesn't do this? She is a witness of the times, from a little girl to a woman. It was not until the end that she understood that the person beside her was the one she loved most, but he was leaving at this time, coming and going again and again. Don't learn to cherish until you lose it.

I finished reading it in two or three days, and it was really exciting. Scarlett grew up from a girl who was full of beautiful clothes, balls, and men to an independent, strong and brave woman, but she was always stubborn, proud, with a weak sense of morality, and she was still like a child in many ways. However, there were always Rhett Butler and Melanie around her who loved her, but she never realized it. When she finally realized it, everything had changed beyond recognition and she had nothing but Tara. People watching this are very sorry and sad. I hope everyone can cherish the people in front of them. This kind of tragedy should not continue to happen.

After going round and round, I finally finished reading. If Ashley had bravely expressed his love like other Scarlett suitors, Scarlett would not have remembered him. Instead, it was this misunderstanding that aroused Scarlett's desire to win. Rhett Butler loves Scarlett, but this love also makes him timid and shy to mention love. Two warriors who only knew how to play games did not know how to calm down and have a good talk. In the end, the two men, bruised and bruised, reluctantly said goodbye. Melanie's image is shaped like a saint. She truly loves everyone and forgives everyone's faults. She is weak but tough, and she understands people's hearts. I didn't expect that Melanie would die like this. She survived the war and those hard days, but died of miscarriage. She actually wanted a daughter, didn't care about her body, didn't tell others, but she just wanted a daughter.

Love to watch! Scarlett lived in the era of the American Civil War and was such a self-reliant and capable woman. I admire her very much. At that time, the status of women was still very low. Women could not work and had to be housewives at home. Women like Melanie, for example, were a very typical woman of that era. But Scarlett was a relatively advanced woman. She went against the norm and wanted to do her own career, which she did, and she could do it better than men. She can certainly be called an independent woman and is a role model for us to learn from. And she treats every day with hope. When she fails, she will stand up again, then put her hope in tomorrow and really take action. She says: "Tomorrow! Tomorrow! I still have tomorrow." She has a very positive attitude towards life. Of course, part of the highlight of this book is love. Scarlett and Rhett Butler were supposed to be a match made in heaven, but Scarlett was so blind to human nature that she never really understood anyone. She didn't understand that she and Rhett Butler could have lived a happy life. They should be the people who knew each other best. She thought she loved Ashley. If she really knew Ashley, then she would not love him; if he really knew Rhett Butler, then she would not not love him. But when she realized that she had fallen in love with Rhett Butler, it was too late. Rhett Butler's love for her had been exhausted by the stupid things she did time and time again. But the author still leaves an ending full of possibilities. Maybe Scarlett recovers Rhett Butler in the end, maybe not, but in every parallel world, these endings are possible, but no matter which ending, it is very interesting. Every character is very vivid, people have two sides, and the author creates them very vividly. Highly recommended! ! !

Margaret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind" is not only a magnificent southern epic, but also a tragic song about survival and disillusionment. Scarlett's stubbornness is in sharp contrast to Melanie's gentleness. One grows wildly in the ruins, while the other sticks to her faith in the storm. Melanie's death made Scarlett finally see clearly her own blindness - the Ashley she was chasing was just a phantom, while Rhett and Melanie, who truly understood her, had left her. The elegance of the Old South has gone with the wind, and the rules of the New World are cruel and cold. After losing everything, Sijia realized that some values ​​are far more precious than money and obsession. When I close the page, the phrase "tomorrow is a new day" is no longer filled with hope, but with endless desolation - because some losses can never be recovered.

So beautiful, I love Scarlett and Rhett Butler! ! !

The truth in love is really eternal ~ Those who are not loved are always in turmoil, those who are loved are always confident~ If you don't cherish the people in front of you, you will always regret it when you suddenly wake up ~ I admire Scarlett's courage and perseverance, but I don't like her vicious heart. However, this is precisely because the author portrayed the character of Scarlett very vividly. I watched the movie. Although the pictures were beautiful, I still felt that the novel was too good and it was always difficult for the movie to convey the full meaning.

Really awesome! Scarlett's series of transformations, from the age of 16 to 28, I know the ups and downs along the way cannot be described in words. I haven't read such an unforgettable book for a long time. If Rhett Butler is a rose, then Melanie is jasmine, pure and flawless, the only pure white jasmine flower blooming in the amber crescent moon. I want to cry so much 😭

The reason why a masterpiece is a masterpiece is that it was written in the 1930s. Some of the words in it are still outdated today. To be developed, you must first be mentally developed.