The Sorrows of Young Werther

Just like Werther himself said, art is not suitable for rational people. In the end, he devoted himself crazily to the art of creating this love. That's it for the beautiful words. Let's do some practical analysis as to why Werther has reached this point: 1. Social environment: I learned from another book that the social situation in the West at that time was that married couples usually had a close friend and a confidante (not all, but the mainstream), so here we can see that Werther is Lotte's close friend. Whether it was then or now in the 21st century, we all know the impact these so-called beauties will have on the lives of married couples. What's more, Werther and Lotte were quite immature in their thinking, which ultimately led to the birth of tragedy. 2. Character analysis Lotte: As an engaged woman, engagement in the West at that time meant telling others that she already belonged to someone and please stop pursuing her. Lotte knew it, and she loved Albert. Under such circumstances, her behavior was too indulgent in her vanity. Why do you say that? From the article, we can see that Werther described her as pure and innocent, but also very rational and intelligent. Is this a very contradictory character? The mental age of women is basically more mature than that of men of the same age. In addition, Lotte is also a mother, and you can basically see her rational and intelligent side. However, she still allowed Werther to pursue her without stopping her. It was more out of vanity and she liked to be pursued, which gave her a sense of superiority. This led to the situation getting out of hand in the end. Witte: neurotic A person whose family is wealthy and pampered has a strong ego and does not like to cooperate with others because he is pampered. This can be seen from his boss. From our modern perspective, most people actually don't like their bosses, but they still choose to cooperate to get the job done. But we can also see that the post-00 generation is rectifying the workplace. To be honest, from the post-00 generation that I have personally contacted, the impression is not very good (not all bad). It is not called rectifying the workplace, but it means that they do not understand the workplace at all and they are more self-centered. In addition, like Werther, the post-2000 generation is relatively wealthy, so they can leave without any worries. He likes to be praised, and because he has a sense of superiority, he likes C Count Werther very much. But he didn't see the other side of Earl C. Although Earl C also hated meeting such a boss, he would proceed from more realistic considerations, so he gave Witte advice. But Werther only thinks about himself, so he often contradicts his boss, thinking that his own is right. The above two examples only want to show that Werther is out of touch with reality, living in his own world, and thinks that his own world is the best. The final suicide was to give an excuse for his miserable life: Like why am I not working? I resigned because my boss was too bad. I didn't want to be used as a cow or a horse by the society (but the reality is that he didn't know what kind of job he could do, and what kind of job he wanted to do, he was just lying down); Like why should I commit suicide? It's all Lotte's and the social environment. (He wants to take revenge on Lotte and society. If he doesn't commit suicide, he can only kill Albert. This is actually mentioned in the article. Only in this way can he get her. This is a twisted heart that leads to crime, but his kind side does not allow him to do this.) In the end, he committed suicide. In fact, he was the only one who got revenge, which may have caused some harm to Lotte. But more and more later, his deeds became the talk of the public after dinner. As Werther himself said, Lotte and his girlfriend were talking about another friend's serious illness as if it was an insignificant thing.

Werther is a flower watered by emotion. He looks at the world with the purest, most sincere and passionate eyes. He first gave Lotte his best and most beautiful feelings. When she appeared in front of Werther, Werther could no longer think. His eyes could only follow Lotte, and his heart could only care about Lotte. Albert is a good person, he is rational, calm, gentle and polite. Werther cannot deny that he can bring happiness to Lotte. He was almost madly in love with Lotte. When his love came to an end, his feelings dried up, his heart withered, and he could only go to death. He sorted out the letters, wore the clothes she touched, and died on a quiet and beautiful night with the pistol she handed him. Even death is romantic to him.

This is a very, very touching book. The protagonist of the story has deep and pure feelings. I was envious, ashamed, and sympathetic. I can also empathize with Werther's troubles. How can today's impetuous and superficial people have such pure love as Werther.

When I read this book before, I often doubted whether love really has such a terrible power, and I couldn't understand Werther's cautiousness and mental exhaustion in this relationship. Only later did I understand Werther's pure and primitive impulse when I met someone I could only meet but couldn't ask for, something I wanted to do but couldn't do, something I wanted to have but couldn't get.

When I closed this book, I still felt a little bit regretful and resentful that iron cannot be transformed into steel. Is it really worth it to make yourself miserable for a love that is only illusory and has only memories? I have no idea. But I remembered a topic I had talked about with a friend before. Obviously knowing that this is a fruitless thing, should we continue or stop the loss? I said that the happiness we can feel in this process has exceeded that of many people. As for the results, never mind. But after reading this book, I felt a little different. Stopping losses in time may not necessarily be a bad thing. Because Werther's ending made me realize that not everyone can afford the costs and consequences. I'm a little sad. The pleasant choice is often not free, it ties in everyone's heart.

When I read the beginning, I was envious. I was envious that young Werther could live alone outside. The young man brought his father's inheritance to a beautiful mountain village, where he met the girl he loved all his life. He looked at the girl's tears and left a passionate kiss on her hand. It's like a pure love, but young Werther is not the hero. The girl also already has a fiancé. Girls don't care. So does Young Werther. But the girl my fiancé loves. Also good for Young Werther. Therefore, this taboo made young Werther very painful. Without too many descriptions, we can feel a young man's yearning for love.

German writer Goethe wrote this novella. The book was presented at the Leipzig Book Fair in the autumn of 1774, where it became a bestseller. The novel describes the experience and feelings of progressive young people towards the despicable German society at that time, showing the author's reaction to the feudal moral hierarchy and his strong demand for individual liberation. Werther was born into a relatively wealthy middle-class family and received a good education. He is good at poetry and painting, loves nature, and is sentimental. One day in early spring, in order to relieve his inner troubles, he said goodbye to his family and friends and came to a remote mountain village with pleasant scenery. This young man, who lived a free life on his father's inheritance, developed a keen interest in the natural scenery and simple life of the mountain village.

"The Sorrows of Young Werther" not only shows Werther's deep feelings for Lotte, but also writes about his understanding of the people around him. Through Werther's inner activities, it shows the conditions of that era, which is a critical attitude.

Well, I personally think Werther is a bit scary in today's society. It's like a mistress interfering in other people's families, but maybe it proves a sentence. Love appears regardless of time.

"I have made up my mind several times not to see her often. Yes, but who can do it! Day after day, I succumb to temptation, and at the same time make a sacred promise to myself: I will not go there tomorrow." Werther fell in love with the married Lotte. What kind of person can make Werther fall so deeply? What kind of passionate love makes Werther want to see her every day? Rather than saying that this is a story about not being able to love, it is better to say that it is a love tragedy. In the end, Werther couldn't bear the torment of love and ended his life with a bullet. Werther's entanglement is like being trapped between ideals and reality. It is always difficult to choose between the two. Deep in the game, we don't know which side to go to.

Werther's troubles are also our troubles in reality. When I read it, I could deeply understand Werther's feelings, and they also have something in common with my "troubles". Werther's deep love for Lotte and his sympathy for the farmers seemed to hint at his fate. The description of the gun at the beginning of the book ended up causing Werther to commit suicide at the gunpoint. How painful and desperate he was. Most of the changes in his mood are due to his intelligence and rationality, which are incompatible with the people around him, and people who understand him are not always around.

My first love broke up, and her next partner was a guy I knew, with whom we had a good relationship. But these are not important anymore. What is important is that I asked her about our relationship, and her answer was "We can be friends" What's important? It's whether you want to be you first, or someone else. If it were you, how would you choose? Don't ruin your own spirit.

Goethe is a famous German writer, and this book is also one of his masterpieces. It is a representative work of romantic literature that tells the story of the protagonist Werther's emotional and ideological confusion and contradictions. The book shows the protagonist Werther's inner world and emotional entanglements in the first person. Werther is a well-educated young man who longs to pursue true love and freedom, but is confused and troubled in real life. The novel explores universal themes of love, freedom, and the meaning of life. By depicting Werther's inner monologue, emotional expression and self-reflection, it shows the struggles and contradictions faced by young people in the pursuit of self-realization and happiness.

Although the content of the story is very simple, Werther fell in love with Lotte, a married woman. It was a story of love that could not be achieved. In the end, Werther chose to shoot himself. But the plot is tight, and many of the descriptions are impressive and hint at Werther's ending.

Werther's ending is a protest against the suffocating times.

Werther's world is overflowing with emotions. Beautiful emotions are what he relies on for survival, but the turbulent heart is also the source that drowns him and suffocates him. The second half where he prepares and determines to die is well written, and you can feel the surge even across time, space and the screen. But I personally don't like his approach very much. His approach is too extreme. He said before that he doesn't like to suppress his personal emotions to other people. However, what he did affects many people, the most intuitive one is Lotte. He affects her emotions and her life. The couple must feel that there is a gap because of this, and they may gradually become estranged. The originally happy and happy family will always be fogged up. I personally hate such extreme people. (Please don't comment on personal opinions)

How should I put it, it made me understand the greatness and harm of love again. After all, the author has pointed out that the protagonist is a boy. It's quite shocking, and understandable, I've had this experience before, but I haven't reached this point yet. Thanks to poverty for limiting me at that time. When one is wealthy, the fullness of the spirit is very important. We feel that extremeness means that we have not met the person we really want, or that mutual obstacles can be overcome, unlike Werther. Longing for love, but also wanting to stay away.

Everything that makes people happy can also become a source of misfortune. Is it necessary?

Werther's love is sincere and passionate, full of affection and sweetness. Let me see a beautiful person who is deeply willing to fall in love. Every thought, every thought, is filled with honey-like attachment, the love is deep, the love forgets oneself, and the love is integrated into the whole body. I was very heartbroken about Werther's death. I watched my life go by slowly and deeply from late at night to 12 noon the next day. Is this period a torture? All I think about is tranquility, sweetness, pain, and relief, but it cannot be what it is because I have experienced it. There are also people who are willing to die, they are very brave, I don't think this is cowardly.

This book made me feel for myself, and Werther's troubles were also my troubles. The author uses epistolary form, which makes me feel like I am reading Werther's diary, which is real and touching. His writing was simple yet profound, and I was deeply drawn to it. I understand that the past is past, we must cherish the present and face the future bravely.

It's very interesting, although I haven't fully understood the book yet.

If Werther's love for Lotte is to continue, it can only exist in eternal death; or in the reincarnation of his fantasy. It's so sad

This book was written by Goethe to his young self. The strong emotion of not being able to love once forced him to commit suicide several times, but sometimes only by forcing himself to let go can he witness more wonderful things and achieve a greater life like Goethe.

Death is never despair. But wake up.

A dramatic life, meeting the right person at the wrong time.

Werther! Werther! In this day and age, there is no one as infatuated as you.

Eternal love is what you can't get

Werther is too emotional

As time and circumstances change, Werther's letters and heart are also constantly changing. From the beginning of happiness and enjoyment, to excitement and sadness, to anger and unwillingness, and finally to twisted death. From the ups and downs of emotions, Werther witnessed the beauty, happiness, sadness and loss of others, and also allowed himself to be completely addicted to emotions, leading to destruction. What is love? When you hurt yourself, you also take revenge on others. Twisted and paranoid, going to extremes.

It's very immersive and beautiful, and you can feel the mood of the protagonist.