This book is a novel in poetic style, telling the story of Onegin, an aristocratic young man, in the upper class society. The protagonist Onegin in the work is the first image of a superfluous person in the history of Russian literature. The work is the foundation of Russian realist literature and is recognized as a model work of Russian literature. The opera of the same name "Eugene Onegin" is also famous around the world.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It reminded me of a friend of mine who was a bit like Onegin, always looking for something but not knowing what he really wanted. Many plots in the book are very real and made me feel the same way. Just like Onegin said: "I live, but I don't know why I live." This sentence really touched me. I think this book is not just a story, but also a reflection on human nature and life. I recommend you take a look, you will definitely gain something!
In fact, I think one of the interesting points is that Onegin and Tatyana are a contrast. Onegin is a typical "superfluous person" image in literature. He thinks more than he does action. He is obviously unwilling to associate with the nobles of the same class, but he cannot be among the common people. Tatyana, as a noble girl, can really penetrate into the people and bring her contagious emotions to others. Even Dostoyevsky believed that Tatyana was "the most perfect female image". Most of the beautiful female images in Russia's later works had Tatyana's shadow (I began to suspect that when the Soviet Union took the road of socialism, Tatyana's shadow reached the people's minds)
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This book is very interesting! It reminded me of a friend of mine who was a bit like Onegin, always looking for something but not knowing what he really wanted. Many plots in the book are very real and made me feel the same way. Just like Onegin said: "I live, but I don't know why I live." This sentence really touched me. I think this book is not just a story, but also a reflection on human nature and life. I recommend you take a look, you will definitely gain something!
In fact, I think one of the interesting points is that Onegin and Tatyana are a contrast. Onegin is a typical "superfluous person" image in literature. He thinks more than he does action. He is obviously unwilling to associate with the nobles of the same class, but he cannot be among the common people. Tatyana, as a noble girl, can really penetrate into the people and bring her contagious emotions to others. Even Dostoyevsky believed that Tatyana was "the most perfect female image". Most of the beautiful female images in Russia's later works had Tatyana's shadow (I began to suspect that when the Soviet Union took the road of socialism, Tatyana's shadow reached the people's minds)
It looks pretty good, but the ellipses in the paragraph may be missing from the original text.