Shakespeare's Best: Everyone Likes It

This pastoral comedy is full of poetry and philosophy. Rosalind, the exiled daughter of a duke, fell in love with Orlando, who was persecuted by her brother. In order to test each other, Rosalind disguised herself as a man and met Orlando in the Arden Forest. In the play, the clown's touchstone's witticisms, Jaques's exclamation of "seven steps of life" and the wonderful encounters of many characters jointly build a utopian world far away from court struggles. In the end, the wicked repent and the lovers finally get married. The work praises the sincerity, tolerance and love in natural life, criticizes the hypocrisy of the court, and embodies the optimistic wisdom that "adversity also has its sweet benefits".