Niedochka: a Woman's Life (Gomai Classic)

When I watched it before, I really liked the straightforward, sincere and awkward relationship between the two little girls. It was so cute.

I thought it might just be gone, but it turns out it's been delayed forever😭😭😭

After reading this, I just want to say that Mr. Tuo is really awesome. First-person narration allows for greater depth of emotion and thought. Mr. Tuo's analysis of human nature is really thorough. Whether it is his father buried in his "genius" dream or Niedochka's favorite Katya, they all reflect the psychology of real people. Katya and Niedochka, their love is pure and passionate. Perhaps we are used to restrained love and third-person narration, so we are sometimes surprised by the inner turbulent emotional waves of the first-person narrator. However, I still think that anyone, especially when her experience makes her become a "sick" person who stays in a dank corner for too long, will fall in love with a ray of sunshine, and will fall in love with a ray of sunshine with all her heart.

After watching the first half, I felt excited to witness a great work. It can beat "One Hundred Years of Solitude". Unexpectedly, it turned into a cute little girl. Healing system. It's just my little sweet pea. Tuo is so amazing.

This book is very in-depth, and the author Dostoevsky's portrayal of human nature is really penetrating! Niedochka in the book made me feel the impermanence of fate and the suffering of life. Moreover, the translation quality is also very high and it reads very smoothly. I feel like after reading this book, my understanding of life has deepened. All in all, I highly recommend everyone to read this book!

The author has not finished the book [face covering] (really, although the author seems to be the author, the book has not been finished)

A silent, quiet book, full of chaos and madness from beginning to end. Complexity and pain spread from the book to the soul, rotating one after another. Its essence is always the same and always exists. The following becomes vernacular, probably due to my age and lack of experience, so that most of the time I can faintly experience the subtle emotions. Sometimes I comment that this is very consistent with the author's style of writing. It has the emotions of a young man's wandering mood, and it is very painful and self-suppressed. However, in the end I often cannot come to an unambiguous and clear-cut decision. In the end, it was like sinking into a pool of muddy water, watching the story come to an end and arrive at an unknown tomorrow. So the book that I had delayed opening for a long time suddenly came to the end, and I entered a state of mind that was still unfinished. If I turned it down again, I would just find a blank. No matter what, I could not dig out the old friend, and I roared at someone, keep writing until the end! Frankly speaking, this is a very classic style, and the story is short and concise. Even though I say I will continue, I don't know if I will read it again. The text is difficult to swallow, and its brilliance is self-evident, but it has already been told in this book. No matter how much it is, it is just an old drama and does not conform to the author's previous narrative rhythm. Let's talk some more plain language, something more white. This should be the second book I read by Dosi. The first one was Notes from the Underground. I had the idea that I would have to read more to understand it in more detail. However, due to my inexplicable psychology and well-founded reality, I thought that although "Crime and Punishment" and "The Grapes of Wrath" have similar word counts, the former is more difficult than the latter, which really frightened me. Even when I was thinking about what book to read, I thought more about the latter, but it doesn't matter, I will read it after all. Finally, this book is truly wonderful.

1. Warm reminder: This book should be unfinished. 2. The highlight of this book is that it is women who redeem the heroine's soul. 3. I have been shocked by novels and many real-life stories such as "Gone with the Wind" in which a woman under 18 is with a man in his 30s. I am also embarrassed by some current themes such as "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" in which underage girls like her who are more than 20 or even 30 years older than her. Then there were comments in this book that speculated that the heroine fell in love with the earl who adopted her, which shocked me again. Seeing that she fell in love with the Duke's daughter, the little Sun who was well educated in her outlook on life, and the Little Sun also fell in love with the heroine, I was very surprised and finally finished the book comfortably. [When the Duke's daughter appeared, I was also worried that there would be an inexplicable female rivalry that was jealous of the protagonist. (It seems that I was a bit shadowed by the inexplicable plot because I read some books). In the end, the masterpiece is indeed a masterpiece, and it directly contributed to a famous scene of love at first sight. The heroine opened her eyes and saw the Duke's daughter beside the bed, and she fell in love with her at the first sight. 4. There are words in this book like the Apocalypse, which gently encourage people who are geniuses in certain aspects but still hold the belief that as long as I don't start doing something, I will still be a genius. I tell these people not to let your timidity destroy you, genius ➕ only hard work can lead to success. Maybe the author wanted to create a genius who got rid of the heroine's stepfather, a cowardly genius who dared not work hard, and a heroine who worked hard to grow up in the fantasies of the heroine's mother. Unfortunately, it was not finished.

The simple words write real emotions. I am always taking on the role and leaping from the perspective of a bystander. Every scene seems to be really appearing in front of me. Every analysis of the protagonist seems like someone is really talking to himself in front of me. Shocking, really shocking, the power of words

It is a great regret that it is not finished. I went out of my way to understand the reason why Toon did not finish it. "Nedochka" was his early work. Later, he was exiled to Siberia for ten years, and his state of mind was completely different... The dark psychology of his stepfather Yefimov, the sweet and painful pull between Niedochka and Katya, Alexandra's maternal guidance... Tuowen's portrayal of the complex emotions of the characters is superb. Poor people must be hateful, and hateful people must be pitiful. People always have two sides. The full title "Nedochka: A Woman's Life" made me preconceptions that it was a woman's life epic. After reading it, I found that it was just a prelude, which inevitably made me regretful.

In fact, I didn't understand a lot of it and I had a lot of confusion in my mind, especially the ending was so blank. Even though I had finished reading the book, it felt like I had never read it! What do the sisters and brothers that appear in that letter mean? Could it be that the writers of the letters are girls and are they gay? Or what happened? Didn't it say that Katya was coming back from Moscow soon? The rest of the article didn't end there! Doubts... This is the only novel I have ever read that I didn't understand and was full of doubts about!

I bought the physical book to read and thought it was quite good.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, she hasn't seen Katya again yet... Why?

Yefimov blamed himself for his fall. She also dragged two women into the water. For him, marriage was just a means to maintain his parasitism on women.

I really like the first half. The narration of the tragic life of my stepfather reminded me of my father, and I shed tears at one point. I understand the pretentious part, but I still don't understand where his character comes from and where he can get such sincere friends. Tuoweng wrote about his yearning for freedom and prosperity from a child's perspective, and his desire to be seen. It is undoubtedly very successful and I admire him very much.

It's very sweet, but I couldn't understand it at the end. It's a pity that this book is not finished.

Yefimov, the stepfather of the main character, is very much like my father. My father died of alcoholism when I was nine. In the eyes of others, it was all his responsibility that I became a gangster and suffered from hunger at a young age. Others told me that your father is an asshole, cowardly, and does not care about his family. I used to think so too. I cried and begged my dad to quit drinking until after his death. Every time I think of my dad's confused and helpless eyes when I was a kid and cried and made a fuss to get him to quit drinking, I feel sad and regretful. I feel sad that my dad can only use cheap ways to cope with stress when he is stressed. I regret that I was ignorant at the time and listened to the words of other adults. I thought that my alcoholic father made me embarrassed and embarrassed, so I stopped his alcoholism in a way that made him suffer and made me shout hoarse. But as my father said: others can only add salt but not money. I care too much about other people's opinions. Later, I read an extracurricular book, and the description of the key role of "father" made me read it again and again. "He is like an artist." This metaphor hit me, and I deeply agree with it. I still remember the various stories my father told me in the dim candlelight, such as "Cut the Wall to Steal the Light" and "The White-Haired Girl"... Also, my father got up at three or four o'clock to work, but the first thing he did when he went to the street was to go to a breakfast shop to buy me meat buns and soy milk and bring them back. I can't hate him, I can't hate him. I roughly understand why Nedochka looked at the back of her father leaving her and running away at the end, but only felt sorry for his thin back. Romance is a part, and my above-mentioned memories are also a part, as the article said: "He was too strongly reflected in the first impression of my childhood, so strong that these impressions had a positive or negative impact on my life." By the way, oh my God! The friendship between Katya and Niedochka really made my heart beat fast! Later, Niedochka's character becomes more complete. She is brave, kind, full of justice, and willing to do everything for her friends and lovers. She is really born to be the protagonist!

Niedochka's life was full of suffering and struggle, but it also shone with the desire for freedom and love. From childhood misfortune to confusion in growing up, she stuck to herself in difficult situations and wrote a tenacious and touching chapter of a woman's life.

Half of the fragments are enough to crown the world. From then on, in addition to "the begonias are fragrant, the anchovies are prickly, and the red building is unfinished", there is another hatred - "Nedochka and Katya will never see each other again."

I bought this book physically and read it twice. Overall, I think it's very good, but the biggest problem is that it's not finished. It's really a pity that it's not finished.

Why! ! ! ! ! The second writer in the world who hopes to be resurrected and finish writing his posthumous works...

It's quite good. It tells about the hardships in life and still moving forward without giving up.

Unfinished book, unfinished story, regret that it ended abruptly, but the story of the heroine's childhood is really beautifully written.

It's beautiful. Dostoyevsky is so good at describing mental pain.

It's so real that it hurts

Hee hee, good-looking, super good-looking

[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] Well worth reading.

Actually, I didn't particularly understand the back part.

It's such a pity that I didn't finish it.

Gambling dad is sick, mom is broken Adopted by the Duke and Kajia's love Adopted again and brought to a new home Conflict caused by a letter