La Traviata (Famous Translation Series)

I have no right to evaluate a truly legendary book, nor can I express my respect for Margaret. What else can I say? Before reading La Traviata, I had no idea what love was. It was only after I read it that I understood it. During the reading process, I closed the screen, covered my face, and meditated countless times. This is the purest love, surpassing the limits of all the touching deeds I have learned so far. Margaret, you will be immortal with all the true love in the world until the end of human history.

The plot of this book is so touching! The fate of Margaret of the Camellias made me worried, and her love story made me feel the power of true love. Dumas created the characters so vividly that I seemed to be able to see Margaret in front of me. Her kindness and helplessness made me full of sympathy for her. This is a great book worth reading again and again!

"In those days, you had to come up with new ways to insult me every day. It can be said that I accepted these insults happily, because in addition to this insult being evidence that you always love me, I seem to feel that the more you torture me, the more noble I will appear in your eyes when you know the truth." --Margaret

After reading "La Traviata", the biggest feeling is not the regret of love, but the despair of 'understanding' - everyone in the book stands in their own position, loving Margaret, but also destroying her with their own hands. Armand's love is strong but childish. He uses jealousy and revenge to prove his love, but proving his love pushes his lover further away. When Armand's father used "family honor" to break them up, every word he said was so "correct" that it was impossible to refute. This kind of strangulation in the name of love was more chilling than direct malice. After closing the book, I suddenly thought, if Margaret were alive today and had her own career and social circle, would her fate be different? But then I thought that the courage to burn oneself for love in the story is like a camellia, with a short flowering period, which makes it particularly thrilling. " My heart feels like a ball of cotton soaked in water. Everyone advised Margaret to sacrifice for love, but when she did sacrifice, everyone said that this was the best ending. Armand only learned the truth after Margaret's death. The cruelest thing in the world is to let regret become the final echo of love. Sometimes I wonder if the outcome would have been different if Armand had not had a respectful father, or if he had not had a simple and kind-hearted sister. Whether Armand would have lived with Margaret until Margaret came to an end, but would he have grown up to where he is today without his father, and how would he be different from now without his sister. Margaret's nominal friend also made me feel sad. Margaret was obviously very good to her, so why did she not want to see her even when she was sick in bed? Why did she hold back when she didn't have to pay anything more.

When I first watched it, I thought it was a bit boring, but after watching it, I really fell in love with the character Germarit. Love is good (I almost cried) but the environment is bad. Being together is destined to be tragic.

I had seen clips from the movie before and already had a rough idea of ​​where the story was going, but I still shed tears while reading the novel. The novel does not describe how Margaret fell into prostitution. There must have been a lot of pain in her past, just like the last days of her life. She had a kind side, her love was too pure and too sad. She had lived passionately, but when she left, she was so painful and desolate. After all, fate was unkind to her. Several times he felt that Armand was not worthy of Margaret. He knew Margaret's difficulties, was jealous of Margaret's association with other men, and did not really think of ways to make himself a shoulder that Margaret could rely on. His survival was inseparable from his family, and he did not trust enough a woman who was willing to give up everything in the past for him. There were obviously so many unusual signs, but he completely negated Margaret's character just because of a letter. He even cruelly took revenge on a girl who was dying. Well, having said that, Margaret loved Armand deeply after all, and her encounter with Armand was a rare good time in her life. It is a pity that their love is not tolerated by the world. It is a pity that as Armand's father said, their love has to consider practical factors.

"She was a sinner when she was alive, but she was a Christian when she died."[Cry][cry][cry]

I still remember that the first time I read this book was a few weeks before the high school entrance examination. I was bored and received a copy of "La Traviata" from a friend. I only spent a few classes to read it (because the classes were all self-study before the high school entrance examination, and I had made all my preparations). I just felt sad in my heart. Although Margaret was a stepdaughter, her love was undoubtedly noble, but she was forced to sacrifice her own life because of the fame of the wealthy family at that time. Happiness and life, even the last period of life, I died in extreme misery, and I was deprived of the right to spend the last period of my life happily with the person I loved. When I wrote these words, it had been 6 years since I first read this book. I clearly remember the time and feelings at that time, and it also made me deeply emotional. This book also affected my view of love to some extent. I still have a lot to say, but that's it.

It took me about ten hours to read the book "La Traviata". This is a book that can be read very quickly because I was really procrastinating. In fact, it may take less time. Margaret is a good girl. In her eyes, the sacrifice she made for love is noble and sacred, and she has become my favorite character in the whole book. The ending is really touching. Armand's torture of Margaret. In fact, I can also understand that love to the extreme will easily breed hatred. The intertwining of love and hate is extremely painful. It's just his torture method. In my opinion, even if I understand him, it is really unpalatable. The length is relatively short, but as a classic, it is still worth reading. 2026.5.22 To my dear Margaret, I wish you happiness and peace in the next life.

Marguerite and Armand's love is free from any impurities, and both have made sacrifices for each other, but fate always plays tricks on people. One hates because of love, and the other endures for love, which always makes the two lovers go in opposite directions [cry] [cry] [cry]

A book in which noble love and reality collide and end in tragedy. The ups and downs of the plot make people think and sigh. Throughout Margaret's life from childhood to death, it is full of ups and downs and hardships. Armand's appearance gave Margaret a second life and a short, fulfilling and happy time. Margaret burned herself with the fire of love to write her steadfast love for Armand. Armand vividly demonstrated "terrible because of love". His infatuation, madness, narrow-mindedness, suspicion, small-mindedness, and strong possessiveness also made him suffer a lot. Although Armand's way of expressing love was wrong, his love for Margaret was unquestionable. And Armand's father, Mr. Duval, was the initiator of dragging this beautiful love into the cruel reality. His daughter's happiness, eagerness for his son, family reputation, prejudice against Margaret's career, and a series of other reasons contributed to Mr. Duval's ideological butchering. The characters in the whole work are well-written and well worth reading.

I really like Margaret's attitude towards true love. The missing star is the star of the times, because I was not in that era or even in that place and do not understand this kind of multilateral emotional and physical relationship that is not in line with the norm in China and has nothing to do with this article.

To Margaret Gautier

Love is: you love me for me, not for yourself❤️

I cried to death after watching it, Margaret sacrificed her life for love

It's really good woo woo 😭😭😭

I really cried when I saw it, love is so great

Margaret is really a brave and kind-hearted person. She gave the male protagonist the most selfless and sincere love even though the environment could not be changed.

Deep and connotative

Love is noble and there is no distinction between high and low.

Two people who love each other cannot come together in the end. Cry to death.

The part where I wrote the suicide note made me cry so much😭

If only Margaret had been more selfish and Armand had been more courageous. The best margarita.

What a sad love story. Burst into tears

Why can't I find this book?

Beautiful, a classic

The writing is very good, but I don't like people who are completely obsessed with love.

Good night, Margaret. Good night, Marie du Plessis.

My heart is broken. Childish Armand, your pain, channeled in the wrong way, has come back to you a thousand times over.

It's pretty good. Just check it out when you have nothing to do at work.