"Hamlet" is one of the four tragic works of the great dramatist and poet William Shakespeare. The story tells the story of Prince Hamlet of Denmark, whose father suddenly died mysteriously while taking a nap in the garden. His uncle Claudius succeeded him as king and married Hamlet's mother. Prince Hamlet met his father's ghost in pain. The ghost told the prince that his life, throne and wife were taken away by his uncle Claudius in his sleep, and told Hamlet to avenge him. So Hamlet begins a tortuous journey of revenge... There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers, and everyone will see their own inner struggle in this story. When your faith collapses in the face of reality, what choice will you make? To live or not to live, that is the question.
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"There are a thousand Hamlets in the minds of a thousand readers." "Hamlet", one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies, is the longest of all Shakespeare's plays, and is also the story with the most film versions except "Cinderella". The key to this book is the word "fate". Hamlet's cowardice, hesitation, entanglement, fragility, those capriciousness that irritates us, are the true human nature, the insurmountable fate itself, and the inevitable necessity of tragedy. Hugo: "Hamlet is as real as each of us, but greater than us." Hamlet is not a person, but a person.
I think the book "Hamlet" is really wonderful! The character of Hamlet particularly impressed me. He is brave, wise, but indecisive. His road to revenge was full of struggle, and I could understand his ambivalence. I particularly like the dialogue between him and the ghost in the book, which shows his inner pain and pursuit of the truth. This book allowed me to see the complexity of human nature and also made me think about how to make choices when faced with difficulties. Highly recommended!
There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. Hamlet dared to think but did not dare to do it. Most of the time, he stayed at the ideological level, which led to the deaths of Polonius and Ophelia. He was slow to act on the death of the king, always waiting for an opportunity to reflect the kindness in his heart, but what a mistake it was to decisively assassinate Polonius. You are a person trapped in thoughts, trapped in internal friction like most people today, unable to break away, and confused in wakefulness. To live or not to live, that is a question worth considering
The thinking is advanced and the characters are vivid. Even now, many of the words are still timeless and can arouse thinking. The language of expression is also very beautiful and poetic. Moreover, this is a script. There is no description of expressions and movements. You only rely on lines to understand these characters and understand the story. I think that is why there is that sentence. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand readers. It is recommended to use a large screen device to watch it. This layout is very comfortable.
Horatio possesses all the noble and beautiful qualities of a knight.
The second time I read it, I still couldn't understand what Mr. Mu Xin said about Horatio's good qualities...
An ideal prince, a humiliated man, a gentle yet determined avenger. A staunch secret keeper, a loyal defender, and a sad witness.
The translation is a bit heavy-handed, but the language is still very beautiful and full of philosophical thoughts. People's hearts are unpredictable.
Having come from "Amusing Ourselves to Death", and starting from the perspective of the organizational form of speech, I feel that the words spoken by people of that era are indeed as beautiful and full of wisdom as poetry.
Great, no need to say more
Good, good, good, good
The imagery of the lines is too strong,
Very nice book
The translation is good and the quality is very good.
"There are a thousand Hamlets in the minds of a thousand readers." "Hamlet", one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies, is the longest of all Shakespeare's plays, and is also the story with the most film versions except "Cinderella". The key to this book is the word "fate". Hamlet's cowardice, hesitation, entanglement, fragility, those capriciousness that irritates us, are the true human nature, the insurmountable fate itself, and the inevitable necessity of tragedy. Hugo: "Hamlet is as real as each of us, but greater than us." Hamlet is not a person, but a person.
I think the book "Hamlet" is really wonderful! The character of Hamlet particularly impressed me. He is brave, wise, but indecisive. His road to revenge was full of struggle, and I could understand his ambivalence. I particularly like the dialogue between him and the ghost in the book, which shows his inner pain and pursuit of the truth. This book allowed me to see the complexity of human nature and also made me think about how to make choices when faced with difficulties. Highly recommended!
There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. Hamlet dared to think but did not dare to do it. Most of the time, he stayed at the ideological level, which led to the deaths of Polonius and Ophelia. He was slow to act on the death of the king, always waiting for an opportunity to reflect the kindness in his heart, but what a mistake it was to decisively assassinate Polonius. You are a person trapped in thoughts, trapped in internal friction like most people today, unable to break away, and confused in wakefulness. To live or not to live, that is a question worth considering
The thinking is advanced and the characters are vivid. Even now, many of the words are still timeless and can arouse thinking. The language of expression is also very beautiful and poetic. Moreover, this is a script. There is no description of expressions and movements. You only rely on lines to understand these characters and understand the story. I think that is why there is that sentence. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand readers. It is recommended to use a large screen device to watch it. This layout is very comfortable.
Horatio possesses all the noble and beautiful qualities of a knight.
The second time I read it, I still couldn't understand what Mr. Mu Xin said about Horatio's good qualities...
An ideal prince, a humiliated man, a gentle yet determined avenger. A staunch secret keeper, a loyal defender, and a sad witness.
The translation is a bit heavy-handed, but the language is still very beautiful and full of philosophical thoughts. People's hearts are unpredictable.
Having come from "Amusing Ourselves to Death", and starting from the perspective of the organizational form of speech, I feel that the words spoken by people of that era are indeed as beautiful and full of wisdom as poetry.
Great, no need to say more
Good, good, good, good
The imagery of the lines is too strong,
Very nice book
The translation is good and the quality is very good.