Sons and Lovers (World Famous Translation Library Lawrence Collection)

I feel that people in Europe are struggling all their lives. They have to pursue perfection in everything, have a high spirit, but can't keep the front line, and have fun. There needs to be love, money, and friendship, and nothing is missing. As long as the Chinese people have enough to eat, they can live a good life.

The plots of Lawrence's novels all have a certain sense of parallelism, such as the abnormal mother-son love triangle. The mother here, a mother who is looking for love until her death, destroys her son with her own hands and watches him hurt herself and the good girls around her.

By the end of this book, I found that the protagonist Paul could still reflect his "Oedipus complex" even after experiencing the love and care of his girlfriend and the help of his friends, because at the end of the novel, it is written that Paul's love for his mother is continuous.

Delicate psychological description

Every bit of a good woman

It's beautiful and beautiful. It's worthy of being a masterpiece.

The inner struggle seems like I can never get rid of the pull of a big hand