After reading a famous book, you must have many feelings about life or things, and you need to go back to write a post reading. So you will write after reading? The following is what I have organized for you, "Gao Lao Tou" after reading, just for reference, let's take a look at it.
There is a kind of righteous greatness called love; there is a kind of unreserved selflessness called love; there is a kind of hurtful persistence called love.
After reading this book, what touches me most y is still the heart-wrenching love of the old man.
Maybe I was young, I do not know the charm of money, but the old man's behavior really moved me, but with let me repent let me for him to call it not worth it, although the children are the heart of the parents, the world does not love their own children's parents, but the old man's love for his own daughter, love, I seem to be too ridiculous. Money can really buy everything? I do not know, but I know that money is not everything, rely on money to maintain the relationship can be long?
I think Mr. Golio should love his daughters from a practical point of view, instead of letting money divide the affection. Watching him for his daughters to pay so much, but the end of a few sour poor college students to send the end, my heart is like what was pumped, hidden pain, I do not know what I am in pain. Perhaps in the high old man called unworthy, but also perhaps in the bit of all the world's obligation to recoil, unreserved love and give in to it!
I think we should all read this book, we should reflect on their parents endless, fruitless "blackmail". I think we should all read this book and reflect on the endless and fruitless "blackmail" we put on our parents. Parents should reflect even more, and not let coddling become the poison that kills affection.
I don't know if money can sustain a relationship for long, and I don't know what makes this great love a shadow. I don't know everything, but I think we should all think about what we are missing, and who is dirtying the purity of love.
"The Elderly Man" is a novel by the famous French writer Balzac. The main character of the book, Mr. Gao, used to be a flour merchant, and he had accumulated a large sum of money. He loved his two daughters very much, the two daughters of the obedience, and have to respond, so that they live a very privileged life, have a horse ride, have a car ride, wearing gorgeous clothes, and gave each of the two daughters a generous dowry, so that they became the count's wife and the banker's wife, among the upper class, so that the people are impressed. But it took most of the old man's savings, and he kept only a small part of the money for himself.
While his two daughters live in an upscale, wealthy neighborhood of Paris Saint-Germain, Gauguin lives in a slum apartment in Vougeot. When Rastigny, a university student, knocked on the door of the old man's room, he too was stunned. Could this be the residence of the father of the two upper-class wives? There is no curtains in the room, the bed is only with Mrs. Vogel's old long skirt made of thin covers, wallpaper due to the room humidity, coupled with a longer period of time, has been mottled off. In addition to the bed in the room, a broken cabinet with a missing door and a table that does not look like.
Who can believe that this is a former flour merchant's residence! But even though the old man's life is worlds apart from that of his two daughters, in order to pay off his daughters' debts and their dancing shirts, which amounted to 1,000 francs, he was able to scrimp and save again and again, and even sold off the only remaining gold and silver utensils of the most valuable value. His two daughters are like a juicer, the old man to dry, but the old man has no regrets, his daughter's father's love is selfless, eternal.
"The Elderly Man" is an excellent work by Balzac, a great French writer of the 19th century. It takes an old man driven out of the door by his daughter as a clue, and tells about a variety of things that happen to 19 people in a hotel named Vogel's apartment. It portrays the bare money relationship between people in the capitalist world. In this book, Balzac powerfully criticizes 19th century Paris. He also tells the whole story of the filth behind the prosperous Paris through the words of the characters who pay off the cold.
Gao Lao poured all his heart and soul into his daughters - finding them the best governesses and educated accompanying ladies ...... But his two daughters were extremely suicidal, cold and heartless. When the high old man's two daughters do not lack of money, they drive their father out of the house; when they lack of money will actually have the cheek to shamelessly go begging their father. Old man Gao was driven to death and died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage. Before his death, the old man cried out to see his daughters, but when the old man died and was buried, his two daughters did not show up. Even the burial expenses were paid by Rastigny, a neighbor of the old man's in the Vogel apartment. Gao Lao these two daughters of despicable psychology, hypocritical face, inhuman cold heart make me feel disgusted and hate, they do not forget the father's upbringing? This is what an unfilial behavior ah!
"Filial piety" is a virtue, both ancient and modern. But the fact is that there are many people who are "unfilial". The crows also only feed, more we let alone our people?
The novel itself is the process of Rastignac's understanding of the society and its rules and regulations. He starts out in Paris as a simple young man, but soon discovers that in the "battlefield of Parisian civilization", he needs a more powerful weapon. After many battles between surrender and resistance, he finally chooses the path that seems to him to be the most certain: to climb into the arms of a noblewoman. Later, the old man completes his personality by going into the ground, and the selfishness, heartlessness, and hypocrisy of the world make him shed his last tear, and from then on, no force can stop him from climbing upwards. Overall, Rastignac is a man who climbs up the hill with his actions, whereas Gao Lao is a man who disintegrates in the midst of endurance.
Voltron is also an important character in the novel. Unlike Rastignac, he is already a stereotype at the beginning of the novel, only to be further revealed as the plot unfolds. His conversation with Rastignac is the key to the mystery of Unu. He believes that the world is ugly, that society is corrupt, that the human race is an abomination, and that, therefore, rebellion is justified. His own desire was to find a disciple of Unruh, to make him, so that he could make war on society." Ah!" He said to Eugène, "If you will be my pupil, I will make you everything." Voltron transcends all social norms, disregarding "good" and "evil"; he is a sinful spirit, a devilish angel. At the end of the day, Voltaire was more or less the shadow of Balzac himself, such as Voltaire's ambition, contempt for the law and mediocrity; to the young people are good at celebrating, and always look at women in a different way. In particular, he urges strong will, fantasy power, both pleasure and to be strong, these are not urge point like the author himself.
Balzart's life shaped more than 2,000 characters, each image is very full, the character portrayal is not the same. He is known as the father of modern French literature, I think it is well deserved.
This work is similar to Dickens' David Copperfield. The nineteenth century French society is also filled with the stench of copper, the money is the most important bad trend swept through the whole of France, the relationship between people only rely on money to maintain, like the old man and his two daughters of the father-daughter relationship. The old man naively believes that as long as he treats them well and gives them enough money, they will treat her well. Unfortunately, it was not to be, and the two daughters revealed their true nature after they had drained all the money from Mr. Gao. It is so ironic that the relationship between father and daughter depends on money, let alone other relationships in society. It is only at the end that Gao Lao comes to his senses and says the classic line, "Everything pales in the face of naked money." This line names the theme and expresses the kind of naked money relationship between people. The author likewise conveys the message that tells people that apart from money, people have affection, love and friendship. In spite of this, the author also tells us that there is still hope for the society. The French young man Rastigne, who still maintains a sense of justice in this ugly social climate, represents the seed of hope.
The tragic outcome of the old man is a result of his personality and the environment, so there is inevitability. He is the embodiment of the money society and the `sacrifice' of the money relationship. Money is not everything, how to correctly establish the concept of money is my biggest gain, money is not the only thing, there are a lot of things more important than money in the world.
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He hungrily accepted the luxury of aristocratic life, fell in love with gambling, winning and losing a lot, and finally got used to the debauchery of the young people of Paris. He fell in love with socializing. He did not know the preciousness of time, so he spoiled it. After the death of the high old man, he hastily buried the old man, but also buried his last warm tears, buried innocence.
His eyes were fixed longingly on the area between the bronze columns of the Place Vend?me and the pressed center of the Home of the Disabled, where he survived the high society that he had longed to break into. Finally, he said to the rich neighborhoods of Paris, "Now let's fight!" After this, Eugène had his aristocratic title and became a shameless politician.
In my opinion, this book is more about Eugène's main line of narration, and Gauleiter is not considered the main character of the book, but nevertheless, Gauleiter makes a deep impression, and Balzac portrays that twisted fatherly love through a few sentences. That's right, a twisted father's love. Gao Lao gave up everything for his two daughters, even though he knew that his daughters were wrong, but he had no regrets, even if he had a miserable life, as long as his two daughters are happy. Of course, first of all, we must be clear about one point, the two daughters are married to a rich man, Gao Lao's son-in-law waist ten thousand dollars, but the two daughters do not ask their husbands to ask for money, an effort to squeeze their father, which is really too cruel. It is so sad that Gao Lao only issued a curse on his two daughters when he was dying.
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The Elderly Man is really pathetic, but his patheticness is inevitable, because his love for his daughters is just too _ _ _ _ _ _. His two daughters are completely gold-digging and are good to their father solely for his money. Rastineff at first tried to climb high _ in order to enter the Parisian high society. He got together with Gao Lao's daughter, and Gao Lao actually still agreed. But he saw the hypocrisy and gold-digging of Gao Lao's daughter and gradually became disappointed. When Gao Lao was on the verge of death, he took care of him in every possible way, but her daughter was attending the ball and said that her father's illness wouldn't be that serious.
Some of the people in that hotel in the text also have a sinful face, such as the criminals who compelled Rastinev, the owner of the hotel, etc., are very snobbish.
Today's society is also permeated with such a dirty atmosphere, where everything is based on money, and whoever has more money is good to whom. There is also a section of ungrateful children who only say good words and take care of their parents for their money. Once they get the money, pat _ go away.
In short, money is really a very sinful thing, it devours the human heart, the goodness from which to draw away, so that people experience human indifference.
After reading this book, I have the deepest impression of this old man - a flour merchant who is rich; a father who spares no effort to satisfy his daughters' vanity and greed; a stupid old man who is still deceiving himself and others even in death and does not want to admit his daughter's unfiliality and heartlessness; and a poor man who is ultimately penniless, but loves his daughter dearly. A poor man who is ultimately penniless but loves his daughter dearly. He can be portrayed in a thousand ways from different perspectives, but the role of the father has been y rooted in all of them. Most readers may think that his love is too crazy, too paranoid, but if we are in the arms of this father, then everything he does is so reasonable.
Who created this tragedy?
Goliath is Goliath, who turns out to be a flour merchant with some savings, but very thrifty. He is an object of ridicule in the Vogel apartment, while at the same time he is an old man who commands respect.
He has two daughters, and he pawned all his gold jewelry to give his daughters some financial help. And this old man had a stroke when he collapsed, in the dying, his mouth still do not forget his daughters: "Nasi, Fena (his daughter) ......" and his daughters at this time one in the home and her husband to discuss things, the other is to participate in the ball. Pianxun and Rastinek both went to inform them of the old man's critical illness, they remained indifferent. In his last moments, the old man's heart is still concerned about the joy of his daughters, he said to Pianxun and Rastignac: "Let them play, do not bother them!"
The two daughters regarded their father as a burden, but how did the old man treat his daughters? He said, "I'm a man whose life is all tied up in my two daughters. As long as they are happy, happy, dressed elegantly and decently, as long as their rooms are carpeted, what does it matter what rags I wear and where I sleep? As long as they are warm I shall not be cold; as long as they are laughing I shall never be bored." This is the whole of the fatherly love of the high old man, only to give without expecting anything in return.
The old man was a rich, juicy lemon who squeezed all the water out of himself for his precious daughters, who threw him away after draining him of his skin and flesh without a word of complaint.
Balzac's "The Elderly Man" describes the aristocratic society of the 19th century in many ways, and at the same time, it also focuses on the critique of the money relationship between people, and also writes about the heart of the Elderly Man's love for his son.
In an apartment in Paris, there lived an old man named Gaulleau, who lived in the apartment six years ago, and for some reason, he changed from the best room to the lowest room, and he became thinner and thinner. Finally, the mystery of the old man's change is revealed by Rustigne, a poor college student. It turned out that Old Man Gao used to be a flour merchant. He gave his entire fortune to his daughters as dowry, just hoping that they could take care of him when he was old. However, the daughters drove Old Man Gao out of the house for money and drove their father to sickness. But the old man's heart is comforted by the knowledge that his daughters are well off, but they never care for him. The daughter was in debt, so she asked the old man for money, and now he had no money left, so he had to buy noodles again, but the daughter and her son-in-law were annoyed and humiliated because they were not on the line with the upper class or even too far away, and they never thought about the fact that it was the entirety of the father's career, which is really pathetic. It was only when the old man was dying that he realized that his daughters had already thrown themselves out of the picture for the sake of money. The old man wanted to see his daughters for the last time, were excused, and he could only in a broken bed alone and lonely left the world. The only thing he got in return for his contribution was a painful death. But the two daughters only recognize the money not recognize the father, in the charming appearance hides an ugly heart.
After reading this book, the mood became very heavy, some time after the head became blank, I do not know how to do what I think, it is too terrible, the world really have this kind of people? I don't know! There is this kind of parents have this kind of children, suddenly a little afraid of the future, the world parents ah!
The Elderly Man is a work by Balzac, a great French writer of the 19th century, which is triggered by what Rastigny, an ambitious young outsider, sees and hears in Parisian society, and portrays the tragic end of the old man Gaulleau, revealing the naked money relationship between people in the capitalist world.
Old man Goriot, a wealthy man who started out selling grain, doted on his two daughters. Not only a huge amount of money to accompany the dowry, so that the eldest daughter to become a countess, the little woman married to the banker. After their marriage, in order to satisfy the daughters of the vanity of profligacy, constantly lowering their own standard of living, sell the family property, until the end of the mountain.
However, the love of the old man did not get the daughters of the positive feedback, they will only be in need of money when looking for their father, time and time again, no bottom line and principle. His unreserved dedication, in return, is the daughters intensified unfiliality: in his father's development, the left sentence of the father, the right sentence of the father of the coaxing of the old man; down and out of the dying of the old man, desperate to see his daughters to see the last, but his daughters in the busy to participate in the ball, busy socializing, and can not find the time to come to serve tea and water to their fathers. The final funeral was attended by only a few familiar well-wishers.
If the whole text must need a clue, that clue is money. Money is not the root of all evil, but the way people treat money, the human nature exposed under the temptation of money, can become the most ruthless executioner, the most direct hit the heart of the heavy bomb.
The tragedy of Gao Lao is saddening, especially the strong contrast between the unequal love between father and daughter and the payoff is jaw-dropping. The book uses contrasting techniques and detailed descriptions to vividly portray what Balzac deliberately pointed out, "so real that everyone can find some element of it in himself, or in his own heart."
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The fragrance of books moisturizes my mind. This morning, I read a book called The Elderly Man. The book is set in Paris in early 1820, and through the main stage of shabby apartments and luxurious aristocratic salons constantly alternating, it paints a picture of the materialistic Parisian society, which can be called a mirror of the French society at that time.
The main character of the book, the old man in the Revolution, after the death of his wife, he put all his love to the two daughters, but did not want to two daughters into a downright gold-digging, so that he became a victim.
Speaking of gold-digging, it reminds me of the last time I breathed essay school organized us to visit the elderly in nursing homes, where some of them were abandoned by their children who believed in gold-digging and had to come to the nursing home. When we walked into the gate of the nursing home, we greeted the old people with a "Hello, grandparents!" The old people were as happy as children, and their eyes were flooded with tears. From their happy tears I also saw a trace of desolation, how painful it is to be sent to a nursing home by one's own son or daughter! People can't be slaves to money, once people are slaves to money, they will be far away from the spiritual richness and the meaning of life. In fact, there are a lot of beautiful things outside the money can not be bought with money, do people have to have filial piety and gratitude. To learn to be grateful to society, filial piety parents.
I admire the spirit of the high old man who sacrificed for his daughter at all costs, and the father's love is a precious gem in the world. At the same time, I also spit on the two daughters of selfish indifference. Shouldn't we be indifferent to fame and fortune, not be a slave to money, to feel every detail of life? Only then can we understand the true meaning of life!
The name of the book, although the old man, but the world is not deep and ambitious college student Rastignac as the protagonist, spend a large part of the narrative and shaping the indifference and selfishness surrounded by the old man of the events and the world, the last chapter as a climax to let the old man in the dying poured out their thoughts and feelings of life, such an arrangement of treatment is unexpected. Perhaps the novel has a main climax and a sub-climax.
The main climax is the dying cry of the old man, and the sub-climax is the ball of Madame de Beauchesneuve in the fifth chapter, which exists as a footnote to the antithesis of the old man. The two climaxes set up the novel in contrast to the concerted proclamation of the fact that the world is always going to complete the end of life in self-deception, whether it be Madame de Beauchesneuve or the old man, who are typical of the self-deception of the people to the end of their lives for the sake of the surface of the illusory glamour (yes, it's a good idea). Mrs. Boseion is the aristocrat's decency, to the old man is the love of his daughter), their empty soul can not support the reality of the heavy pressure.
There will be no real relief for the old man, because his relief is built on illusory feelings. This is an extremely sad novel that does not offer us some kind of prescription for a solution, but gives us a sense of the twisted morality that may still exist today. Rastignac probably knows this, and that's why he ends up going to Mrs. Nucingen's house in pursuit of everything the world is looking for.
Yesterday, I finished reading Balzac's encyclopedia of human comedy, the first part of "The Elderly", and I wondered why Balzac used such a work as the beginning of the magnificent human world he tried to create, which is a tragic work, and the human comedy started from the sadness of it.
The storyline of the book is not complicated, hoping to enter the upper class of young people Ou Vienna happened and retired flour merchants old man living under one roof, he mistakenly recognized the old man's two daughters and was attracted to them, relying on the relationship between the cousin, he obtained the old man's youngest daughter's heart. But as he gets to know the old man and his two daughters better, he sees how the daughters are oppressing their father. In the tragic death of the old man, he also recognized the ugliness of the so-called Parisian high society, but also completed his initiation into society.
What impressed me more about the book, however, was the character of Ouyenne, whom a few lines at the end of La Gauleur suggest Balzac will keep on appearing in later works of the human comedy, perhaps still using him as the main line. This character is a typical ignorant young man, he and I generally older, twenty years old, full of all kinds of expectations of this society, feel that they have the ability to mix well in this society, with their own passion, an impulse, coupled with their own young, handsome, he began to exert their own power. Defecting to his cousin, capturing the heart of the high old man's youngest daughter, asking for money from poor families to dress himself, going in and out of all kinds of dances, etc., he felt that he really had a bright future. Young people, this is young people, do not know the darkness of society, do not know the so-called high society is actually so ugly. The good thing is that he didn't lose all his good qualities, and he took care of the old man before he died, and his tragic death finally made him realize something.
Pull down the curtain of the evening sun, push open the window of dusk, take a deep breath and lament the vicissitudes of life.
The great father's love is as worthless as money.
In those days, money was the hallmark of the new era of capitalism, and fatherly love was just an outdated patriarchal residual emotion.
What is left of a father's love corrupted by money?
It's already dusk, and I'm worried about the wind and the rain. I have never thought that in the choice between money and father's love they will choose money. Extreme egoism has drowned out all moral principles. Gao Lao's wealth was drained, and she was finally abandoned, resulting in the death of her family. It turns out that the spoiling of money is so heartbreaking.
The glory of his life with pain and memories, forever hidden in that lonely grave.
The obedience is just a quiet indulgence, in return for only betrayal.
The old man still insisted, insisted on loving them as always, no reason, there is no whether it is worth it, perhaps, in his heart, this is love.
The story takes place in the past, but it affects the future.
Look at the present, are the only child of us, and not in the parents spoiled under the growth? The same love, interpreted in different generations, and what is the difference? The same is a child, receiving the same care, and what is the difference? The same parents, give this selfless care, and how different from the old man's obsession?
People often say that this is the product of social customs. Yes, society originates from people, used for people, in the final analysis, this is still the problem of people themselves! The lack of human nature in a certain area is the cause of all social problems of the culprits.
Parents love their children, and they plan far ahead for them.
The good and bad of human nature is not necessarily determined at birth, at first their nature is like an unsullied white paper gradually contact with more people, like a paintbrush to scribble on it.
As in the book "The Elderly", a character, Vienna, just graduated from college and stepped into the upper class of the "brat", was immediately seduced by the intoxication of the upper class.
This is the first time that a man who is supposed to rely on his talent to live a good life has to rely on a woman to live a rotten life. Self-indulgence to be someone else's lover, perhaps some people will think that is not his intention, he is good at heart, but only by this society to influence.
Of course, it is undeniable that there is such a reason, but the social environment is only the "cause", the desire is the "original sin", if he did not want to want to live a life of luxury desire, and how to let his cousin introduced him into the upper class circle.
Therefore, we can not blame all the factors on the social environment, nature is good, by the environmental pollution, but the desire is not affected, it will grow day by day, thus affecting their own minds.
In the first part of "The Elderly Man", Mr. O'Vienna still has a conscience, and when the old man is sick, he will take care of him, and he will even lie to the old man, so that he can be a little bit happier. In the end, the old man passed away, and Vienna also shed his last pure tears.
So Vienna, in the pursuit of fame and fortune on the road never return, lost the original pure nature, the desire to erode his heart day by day, coupled with the interference of the outside world, no wonder he will be like this. In fact, people have desire is inevitable, is to see whether they will lose themselves, in order to desire and lose nature, that is too sad! So we have to keep our own nature while pursuing our own desires.