This book is the most familiar love classic among Shakespeare's plays. In this play, Shakespeare highlights the sharp conflict between humanistic ideals of love and feudal concepts and feudal forces. He linked the fate of young people with the safety of the entire city where they lived. The bloody vendetta between feudal families not only caused the love tragedy of young people, but also brought disaster to the city. In the script, themes common in historical dramas condemning feudal disputes and themes common in comedies praising ideal love and friendship appear comprehensively. This is a tragedy, but the whole play is full of rich lyrical color and contains a lot of comedy elements. In the end, the young people's sacrifice brought about reconciliation between the two families and peace in the city. The parents also decided to build a golden statue for them.
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I had read it before and talked about this tragic novel with a classmate for a long time. I forgot the outline of the plot, but I vaguely remembered that the main character died in the end, but my classmate had a different idea from me. I wondered whether it was her memory that was wrong or my fault, so I had the idea of re-reading it. This novel is very exciting, and the characters are also very three-dimensional. I like Mookexiu who stood up for Romeo and was stabbed to death because he couldn't bear the insult. I also liked Count Paris and Master Romeo who were so deeply in love with Juliet that they refused to be separated until death. To be honest, I don't think the story is a tragedy for me. At least the life and death of the protagonists is another kind of fulfillment. A pair of desperate mandarin ducks made their family regret it, and they were awakened to resolve the estrangement and usher in the peace and tranquility of the city.
Peace. The prince was also inspired by the deaths of his two relatives and could not turn a blind eye to the family's blatant hatred.
I feel sorry for Romeo and Juliet, but maybe their ending is the best. I am moved by their undying love and believe that everyone will eventually meet their own "Romeo" or "Juliet". From this book, I also realized that in order to reduce unnecessary troubles, we should not sacrifice ourselves for family conflicts like Romeo and Juliet. Everything must be considered for the worst possible outcome and must be fully prepared. The story of Romeo and Juliet is an example of this. The above is purely a personal opinion.
In some parts, it can be seen that the author is trying to make up the number of words hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia
But most of them are very well written!
After reading this, I have a new understanding of Romeo and Juliet. I used to be taught since I was a child that their love is so good, but now I see it is nothing more than that. But Shakespeare is so amazing. So many things happened, and it only took three days for love to come to an end!
What I'm talking about is Juliet and Paris. Paris's love is so overpowering [I'm about to cry]
Juliet's tragedy comes from her falling in love with an immature boy. Juliet's tragedy comes from her waking up at "just the right time." Juliet's tragedy comes from her father who doesn't know how to love her. Juliet's tragedy comes from her cowardly mother who lived in an era where men were superior to women. Juliet's tragedy comes from the silence of her wet nurse. Juliet's tragedy comes from the trivial quarrels between the two families.
Who knows, Shakespeare is really good at creating characters, and you will never forget it after reading it. In fact, some of the descriptive words in it are quite offensive, but I can't dislike them. It's like watching a play, we are the audience, Romeo and Juliet are the protagonists. But if it were the other way around, how could we not be Romeo and Juliet? Romeo has the courage to face all kinds of difficulties for the sake of his love. (Although it is a bit confusing in the early stage, because he did not like Juliet first, but another person. However, we can understand it as a performance of the author to prompt him to meet Juliet, and through a side comparison between the first person Romeo likes and the person who likes Juliet.) In the end, he happily accompanied his lover to death. Juliet, on the other hand, bravely opposed the constraints of her family for the sake of her beloved (although she did not oppose it head-on). When I first watched it, I thought she was a love brain, but later I discovered that she was really brave, smart, and especially had her own opinions. When she saw her beloved died beside her, her emotions began to get out of control. She could not accept the fact, so she hoped that they could go to a place where they were not bound. And that place is "heaven". (Finally, let me say one more thing. "Romeo and Juliet" is really not very long, and it is worth watching. Not only can you see the twists and turns of the two people's love, but you can also learn about their strong will.) (Only my personal feelings after reading it, don't comment if you don't like it)
"How happy it is to have love." Unfortunately, just after saying this, Romeo received the news that his lover was dead.
Love is blind, love is brave, love dares to die, love makes two families who are enemies treat each other friendly, love is the one who remains unyielding and fights even if fate mocks him countless times!
Love, love thoroughly, love vigorously!
The dramatic plot development exactly reflects the most sincere and pure love between Romeo and Juliet.
The love story of Romeo and Juliet is pure and passionate, but it also has regrets and problems. The words of the priest explain the two of them. The story is generally good. It is a classic recommendation.
"This swift joy will bring a ferocious end,
Like fire and gunpowder, at the moment of kiss,
Just when you are getting carried away with your pride, you are so happy that you feel sad!
The sweetest honey is just because it is too sweet and too greasy,
It spoils the taste; so listen to me,
Love must be gentle in order to have long-lasting love;
The feelings are too strong or too weak, and the love will never end. "
I especially like Juliet, she pursues love bravely and is not afraid of family opposition. Their love is full of passion and conflict and made my heart swell while reading it. This book not only shows the beauty of love, but also explores family conflicts and social issues. What a classic worth reading!
Romeo and Juliet's love is extremely pure, but it turns into tragedy due to the grievances between the two families. The story has ups and downs, and the ending is meaningful.
Very interesting and worth reading
Romeo and Juliet fell in love at the banquet and wanted to marry each other, but they found that the other party was an enemy. Although the two could only cherish each other in the darkness of the curtain, the hatred between the two families ignited into a sea of fire. The blazing flames burned the two of Romeo and Juliet to bleed. In the end, Romeo died and Juliet died in love. They both died, bursting with grief. The two families discovered the truth, regretted it, and then made peace, but to no avail.
Shakespeare's narration is rhythmic, the plot is constricted and urgent, and the rhymes of the poem are flowing and flowing, and are eloquently narrated in the sentences without any violation. Therefore, readers can greatly feel that Romeo and Juliet's love is as tall as a mountain, and deeply understand that their love is as turbulent as the sea.
The absurdity of the times has caused the two people who love each other to be unable to be together.
To some extent, this may be the best ending for Romeo and Juliet...
In the current reality, it is obvious that there is not much love that lasts until death. Love is a noble ideal of human beings and rarely falls into the world!
Super beautiful! Some touching tragedies can give people goosebumps.
In that bloody and cruel era, such a love story emerged, style chat
It looks good, not like the movie.
The content is substantial and the emotions are rich.
The dialogue is very imaginative
It's not as good as I expected. Maybe Shakespeare's writing style was not mature at this time.
The writing is gorgeous, the imagination is rich, the fun is great, and the plot and emotional tension are abundant.
It's more suitable to watch a drama show it. I can't understand the depth of their love through words alone.
I had read it before and talked about this tragic novel with a classmate for a long time. I forgot the outline of the plot, but I vaguely remembered that the main character died in the end, but my classmate had a different idea from me. I wondered whether it was her memory that was wrong or my fault, so I had the idea of re-reading it. This novel is very exciting, and the characters are also very three-dimensional. I like Mookexiu who stood up for Romeo and was stabbed to death because he couldn't bear the insult. I also liked Count Paris and Master Romeo who were so deeply in love with Juliet that they refused to be separated until death. To be honest, I don't think the story is a tragedy for me. At least the life and death of the protagonists is another kind of fulfillment. A pair of desperate mandarin ducks made their family regret it, and they were awakened to resolve the estrangement and usher in the peace and tranquility of the city. Peace. The prince was also inspired by the deaths of his two relatives and could not turn a blind eye to the family's blatant hatred.
I feel sorry for Romeo and Juliet, but maybe their ending is the best. I am moved by their undying love and believe that everyone will eventually meet their own "Romeo" or "Juliet". From this book, I also realized that in order to reduce unnecessary troubles, we should not sacrifice ourselves for family conflicts like Romeo and Juliet. Everything must be considered for the worst possible outcome and must be fully prepared. The story of Romeo and Juliet is an example of this. The above is purely a personal opinion.
In some parts, it can be seen that the author is trying to make up the number of words hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia But most of them are very well written! After reading this, I have a new understanding of Romeo and Juliet. I used to be taught since I was a child that their love is so good, but now I see it is nothing more than that. But Shakespeare is so amazing. So many things happened, and it only took three days for love to come to an end! What I'm talking about is Juliet and Paris. Paris's love is so overpowering [I'm about to cry] Juliet's tragedy comes from her falling in love with an immature boy. Juliet's tragedy comes from her waking up at "just the right time." Juliet's tragedy comes from her father who doesn't know how to love her. Juliet's tragedy comes from her cowardly mother who lived in an era where men were superior to women. Juliet's tragedy comes from the silence of her wet nurse. Juliet's tragedy comes from the trivial quarrels between the two families.
Who knows, Shakespeare is really good at creating characters, and you will never forget it after reading it. In fact, some of the descriptive words in it are quite offensive, but I can't dislike them. It's like watching a play, we are the audience, Romeo and Juliet are the protagonists. But if it were the other way around, how could we not be Romeo and Juliet? Romeo has the courage to face all kinds of difficulties for the sake of his love. (Although it is a bit confusing in the early stage, because he did not like Juliet first, but another person. However, we can understand it as a performance of the author to prompt him to meet Juliet, and through a side comparison between the first person Romeo likes and the person who likes Juliet.) In the end, he happily accompanied his lover to death. Juliet, on the other hand, bravely opposed the constraints of her family for the sake of her beloved (although she did not oppose it head-on). When I first watched it, I thought she was a love brain, but later I discovered that she was really brave, smart, and especially had her own opinions. When she saw her beloved died beside her, her emotions began to get out of control. She could not accept the fact, so she hoped that they could go to a place where they were not bound. And that place is "heaven". (Finally, let me say one more thing. "Romeo and Juliet" is really not very long, and it is worth watching. Not only can you see the twists and turns of the two people's love, but you can also learn about their strong will.) (Only my personal feelings after reading it, don't comment if you don't like it)
"How happy it is to have love." Unfortunately, just after saying this, Romeo received the news that his lover was dead.
Love is blind, love is brave, love dares to die, love makes two families who are enemies treat each other friendly, love is the one who remains unyielding and fights even if fate mocks him countless times! Love, love thoroughly, love vigorously!
The dramatic plot development exactly reflects the most sincere and pure love between Romeo and Juliet.
The love story of Romeo and Juliet is pure and passionate, but it also has regrets and problems. The words of the priest explain the two of them. The story is generally good. It is a classic recommendation. "This swift joy will bring a ferocious end, Like fire and gunpowder, at the moment of kiss, Just when you are getting carried away with your pride, you are so happy that you feel sad! The sweetest honey is just because it is too sweet and too greasy, It spoils the taste; so listen to me, Love must be gentle in order to have long-lasting love; The feelings are too strong or too weak, and the love will never end. "
I especially like Juliet, she pursues love bravely and is not afraid of family opposition. Their love is full of passion and conflict and made my heart swell while reading it. This book not only shows the beauty of love, but also explores family conflicts and social issues. What a classic worth reading!
Romeo and Juliet's love is extremely pure, but it turns into tragedy due to the grievances between the two families. The story has ups and downs, and the ending is meaningful.
Very interesting and worth reading
Romeo and Juliet fell in love at the banquet and wanted to marry each other, but they found that the other party was an enemy. Although the two could only cherish each other in the darkness of the curtain, the hatred between the two families ignited into a sea of fire. The blazing flames burned the two of Romeo and Juliet to bleed. In the end, Romeo died and Juliet died in love. They both died, bursting with grief. The two families discovered the truth, regretted it, and then made peace, but to no avail. Shakespeare's narration is rhythmic, the plot is constricted and urgent, and the rhymes of the poem are flowing and flowing, and are eloquently narrated in the sentences without any violation. Therefore, readers can greatly feel that Romeo and Juliet's love is as tall as a mountain, and deeply understand that their love is as turbulent as the sea.
The absurdity of the times has caused the two people who love each other to be unable to be together.
To some extent, this may be the best ending for Romeo and Juliet...
In the current reality, it is obvious that there is not much love that lasts until death. Love is a noble ideal of human beings and rarely falls into the world!
Super beautiful! Some touching tragedies can give people goosebumps.
In that bloody and cruel era, such a love story emerged, style chat
It looks good, not like the movie.
The content is substantial and the emotions are rich.
The dialogue is very imaginative
It's not as good as I expected. Maybe Shakespeare's writing style was not mature at this time.
The writing is gorgeous, the imagination is rich, the fun is great, and the plot and emotional tension are abundant.
It's more suitable to watch a drama show it. I can't understand the depth of their love through words alone.