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Well! Little Bart is so pitiful! She has never enjoyed maternal love, but she has to suffer the disaster caused by her mother. Emma's ending can only be said to be her own fault and she will not survive! In real life, I know a woman who is like Emma, ​​who loves vanity, is simple-minded, and has no scheming. Her husband spends most of his time away from home due to work reasons. Thinking that it is not easy for women to take care of children at home, he gave her all the money he earned. Unexpectedly, she couldn't bear the loneliness at home, and dated several lovers at the same time. The lovers were jealous, and for some reason, she jumped into the river and died! Pity her husband, like Charles! Don't know anything!

After reading the book, Charles's life should have been dull and happy. However, Emma was not satisfied with the current situation and always wanted to find a new and exciting life, which led her to two passionate extramarital affairs. Eventually, she lost her self-esteem and snowballed into foreign debts. She struggled to repay the foreign debts and found the lover she once loved so much. Two people who once loved her deeply. The false promises and efforts to get rid of Emma completely despaired, and finally died to get out of the predicament, but poor Charles tried his best to pay off all the foreign debts for her, but when he was cleaning up Emma's belongings, he accidentally discovered Emma's two extramarital affairs, but despite this, he still couldn't hate it, and he just died of sadness and depression. Hateful Emma, poor Charles.

Desire beyond one's own knowledge is the devil

This book really made me feel that Emma was not blessed even though she was blessed, and developed a contemptuous attitude toward her. I even felt that she was the cause of the tragic ending. Because of her, the innocent Bovary died in the end, leaving behind poor Bert. She should have had a happy life and a bright future, but because of Emma, ​​a whole family was ruined. It would have been great if she had lived peacefully and honestly with Bovary. He really loved her and obeyed her every word. She is not willing to be ordinary, not satisfied with the slow-flowing life, and the pursuit of material, passion and luxurious high-class life controls Emma to embark on a path of no return, and even takes her own life.

Many married women should take a good look at this classic book. Strong vanity and unbridled desire ruin a good family and only pity their children. What a lovely little girl.

Emma, this person has subverted my view of love. In fact, he may not know what true love should be like at all. What he covets is just a moment of fresh excitement. He has failed the person who truly loves him. Although his husband Charles has a slightly dull personality, he gave Emma all the things he thought were the best. What the author Flaubert wanted to say may be In that era, there were many, many girls like Emma. Emma was just a typical example. In short, we should establish a correct view of love. This book also gave us all girls a revelation, that is, to cherish what we have. Not long ago, there was a very popular question on the Internet. What would you do if you met a better person after getting married? Just like the popular comment said, the current one is the best.

After reading it, it is a tragedy. Emma pursues excitement, while Bovary tends to be mediocre. He really loves her, but she loves spiritual enjoyment more. Emma's person is there, but her heart has long been drawn to her two lovers. Due to the debt incurred by Emma's squandering, Emma committed suicide by taking poison. Bovary missed her so much after her death, but after learning that Emma had cheated, he was heartbroken and eventually died on the bench where they had sat together, leaving their daughter alone in the world.

Life is hard-earned, so run it well. Don't be like a drugstore owner who is greedy for fame, like Lele who is greedy for profit, not like Emma who is greedy for desire, and never like Charles who is in a daze. This book mainly talks about Madame Bovary, but not just about her. I felt deeply after reading it.

Tragic ending! The heroine's dissatisfaction with the real family life and her strong desire destroyed a family. At the same time, it also reflects the life and social outlook of all classes in France in the past. Worth reading for women!

After reading it, I just want to say a few points. 1. Human education is really important. If Emma had not gone to a convent to study when she was young, she would not have had desires that did not match her class, which eventually led to tragedy. However, the story of Madame Bovary is just a microcosm of an era. 2. Your lover is only 70% lovable, and you cannot give away all your love. In her two relationships, Emma loved too hard and eventually lost herself and her lover. The same was true for Bovary. This reminds me of a lyric: Those who are not obtained are always in turmoil, and those who are favored are confident. 3. I think there is one thing I like about foreign works, unlike most Chinese works that end in comedy. In fact, isn't life full of all kinds of regrets and sufferings? Imperfection is the norm.

It is a tragedy created by the times. The dream of youth in her youth deceived this poor and hateful woman for her whole life. After all, the intertwining of love and desire was just the stimulation of body hormones, but she ruined herself and her family for this low-level feeling. People should live in reality, the world is real, and real things will never be beautiful. The only outcome of being trapped in a fantasy is to become a madman or die in eternal regret.

I don't know how happy a normal woman would be in Emma's position. She has no worries about food and clothing, and has servants at home to take care of her. Her husband loves her very much and is obedient. However, she only pursues excitement, is ignorant, and advocates an aristocratic lifestyle, which leads her to the abyss step by step. In fact, meeting a perfect lover is a disaster for oneself. From the beginning of extreme longing for Charles to the discovery of his wife's cheating, he finally died of grief and heartbreak.

Emma is mainly brain-destroyed by love

I vaguely remember watching the editing of the movie. The scenes in the movie are amazing, and they perfectly represent the description in the book. For unfaithful people, this ending is in line with the punishment from God's perspective. However, it is a pity for the little girl. The originally harmonious family suddenly lost everything. She was left without a father or a mother at a young age. It is really pitiful. I like the description of the scenes in the book the most. The wind is gentle and the sun is shining brightly, as beautiful as an oil painting.

I don't dare to comment lightly, but I think this novel should have more than this score

I have read this book intermittently, and I have mixed feelings in my heart. Materialism, lust, and greed have harmed Emma's life, and also harmed the kind and honest Charles. The two inappropriate people will not end well after all. Through the character of Emma, ​​it tells people to control their material desires and desires.

The translation is okay and the work is good. You can read it.

A masterpiece is a masterpiece, and the descriptions in any excerpt are detailed and fascinating.

Good, good, good, good

Write about desire, write about human heart, write about ugliness, write about wild dreams... Ciel and his little daughter are so pitiful... Others don't deserve sympathy

Detailed description of psychological activities and environment

Worth your time to read

A book I read several times in college!

Brilliant and fascinating

In a materialistic society, it is important to resist the temptation of the outside world. You cannot destroy yourself because of desire. Emma leads to tragedy because of her pursuit of desire.

Many items and customs in the article are worth recording.

I read it on and off for about three months. I finished reading it and was deeply moved. I am looking for my next read.

I read it when I was young, but it didn't leave much of an impression. Now that I'm reading it again, I'm impressed by Flaubert's exquisite writing style. The biggest revelation of this story is that you should live within your means at all times and be wary of consumerism.