Reading "Gone with the Wind"

Sitting on the desk, reflecting the moonlight, opening a masterpiece, in the words of Margaret Mitchell, into the American Civil War, into the world of "Gone with the Wind"...

Gone with the Wind tells a story about the American Civil War. Before the civil war, the southern United States was dominated by plantation economies. The heroine Scarlett is a proud princess born in a wealthy family.

At the age of sixteen, Scarlett fell in love with her neighbor Ashley, but Ashley did not care about Scarlett's bold confession and married her cousin Melanie. Scarlett married Marilyn's brother Charles. No, the war broke out and all the young people in the south went to join the army. Two months later, Charles died in the military camp. The young Scarlett became a widow. In order to make her daughter feel better, Ellen let Scarlett go to Atlanta. The war reached Atlanta, and Scarlett returned to the Tara Manor with Ryan's car in the fast-paced car. Kotar had already become a poor man. Scarlett’s mother, Ellen, had just passed away, and her father’s ambiguity was unclear. Under such circumstances, Scarlett led the family through one difficulty after another. Later, for the family to be rich, she married her sister's boyfriend, Frank, and became a leader in the wood. Once, in order to revenge for Scarlett, Frank died. Ritter, who has always loved Scarlett, did not dare to wait any longer, and eventually married Scarlett. But in the end, she died because of the death of her little daughter and she never got the heart of Scarlett.

Scarlett, a cat-like woman, she is strong and persistent. When Tara was burned with only cotton left, she was no longer the former lady. She personally led her sister to plant in the fields and used her ability to become the only pillar of the family. She is greedy, greedy, and indifferent. But these words are used on her but they are cute.

In the four years of the American Civil War, political views from the South and the North led to their split. This novel also allows readers to see the endless suffering of the smoke of the war for ordinary people.

In the southern United States in the 19th century, the demands of women in the upper class were harsh. In front of men, women must be weak and helpless. Before you marry, you must be a prostitute at home. After you marry, you must become a model of the husband and wife. Whoever wants to go out of the family and open up her husband to emerge in society is a deviant act. And Scarlett O'Hara sneered at all of this and launched a reckless challenge to everything.

In the face of difficulties, Scarlett did not abandon herself, blame others, and she did not despair, and had passed. She did not indulge in the good times of the past. He secretly made up his mind that Tara should survive. He put down the shelf of the lady, went out to borrow food and seeds from his neighbors, and even killed a northern soldier who had come to the house to steal. He condescended to Ride for help, married his sister's boyfriend, participated in the business of Frank, and finally became a smart and successful businessman. Although Scarlett’s earning behavior is not advisable, her purpose is for the whole family not to go hungry, for Tara not to fall into the hands of people with ulterior motives. Scarlett’s strong sense of responsibility and courage to overcome difficulties and to find ways to overcome difficulties are truly admirable. She stood on the red clay of Tara Manor and swears: “Since then, I swear that I will not let myself and my family swear. Hungry!" He changed his mother's velvet curtains into skirts, determined to conquer the world, and let those who bullied them and looked at them coldly look at them. Because she Scarlett is the big sister of Tara Manor, he has to take care of Dad and two sisters. My father once said that if there is a drop of Irish blood flowing on them, they will love the land.

When Ritter left her, the blueprint in her heart was once again shattered by the cruel reality. She was sad and sad, but she did not lie, but sprinkled, but the fact of strong acceptance. "When I return to Tara Manor tomorrow, I will consider all of this. I will be able to endure it at that time. I will find a way to get him back tomorrow. Anyway, tomorrow, it is a new day!"

"Tomorrow is another day!" This is the magic weapon that Scarlett tried and failed. Yes, the past has passed, no matter what misfortunes and setbacks have happened, this has become history. Tomorrow is another day, and tomorrow will bring new hope. As long as you make your own efforts, there is nothing wrong with it, and there is no difficulty that can't be overcome. Everything will be fine tomorrow!

The fifth grade of Shapingba Elementary School, Shapingba District, Chongqing: Zhang Lejun