"Gone with the Wind" after reading

“Like ancient Greek art, symmetrical harmony...”

One of the charms of this book is that the characters are very detailed, making it easy for readers to be convinced by one character. This book has two main characters, one is Scarlett. O'Hara, beautiful and lively, dare to love and hate, so stubborn and so cute. He is a brave and strong woman who does not shrink from the blow of war. But apart from Ritter, no one knows her, she doesn't understand the pain that her suffering has cast on her childlike mind, but she doesn't know anyone or even herself. Reiter is another protagonist. He and Scarlett are very similar in some places. He lives in his own way, and his self-respect makes him reluctant to admit his love for Scarlett. Poor Ritter, he had to pour all his unspeakable love on the little daughter like Scarlett. Later, the child died. He felt that he was all over, and he loved too much. So Scarlett can no longer find the original one, the humor, seeing everything is indifferent, loves to mock people, shocked Atlanta, the Ritter she loves but has been neglected! The end left an infinite reverie, Scarlett returned to Tara Manor, the place where she had a safe haven no matter what difficulties, I believe, Scarlett. O'Hara, after experiencing so many hardships, will defeat the setbacks and retain the love that belongs to her heart.

The value of this book lies in its background and representativeness. The individuality and attitude of each individual show the sufferings of the lives, beliefs and wars of the people of the southern United States during the war. This book is like a historical picture 150 years ago. I unknowingly brought us into it, and its charm made me intoxicated and made me sigh.

"Gone with the Wind" is like a question, a beautiful woman in troubled times. It revolves around this "beauty" and tells us about an old age change. Everything about the old times will drift with the wind, like "the decline of the gods." Only the scene of history, through the expression of philosophical words, will never lose the elegant Greek, well-balanced and ancient Greek beauty. .

Second day: Li Zall