[Introduction] 1938, in the eventful autumn of China, a group of patriotic youths formed a drama troupe in Hongkong to raise money for the national anti-Japanese war. Kuang Yumin, the head of the troupe, was furious with Wang Jingwei and other traitors. When he learned that Yi, one of Wang's spy leaders, was in Hong Kong, he decided to join them and launch an assassination operation. Teacher Yi is alert and clever, and it is difficult to get close to her peers. The only drawback is that she is a good girl. The members decided to use a honey trap against mr. yi. The stage pillar of the troupe pretends to be a Hong Kong girl, first meets Mrs. Yi, and then accidentally seduces mr. yi to create an assassination opportunity. With her beauty and acting skills, Wang Jiazhi successfully attracted Yi Jianlian's attention. After his first solo date with him, Yi Jianlian followed him home, and the team members were already waiting in the room with guns. Unfortunately, Mr. Yi didn't enter the house at the last minute, and the assassination fell short. Members think that Wang Jiazhi's lack of experience with men and women hinders the temptation. Wang Jiazhi sacrificed himself to have sex with Liang Runsheng, who was the only member of the troupe who had experienced men and women. This not only ruined a delicate relationship between her and Kuang Yumin, but even more unexpectedly, mr. yi was suddenly ordered to leave Hong Kong and the assassination failed. Two years later, when Hong Kong fell, Wang Jiazhi moved to Shanghai and met Kuang Yumin again. It's a pity that the subtle feelings of the past are gone. When Kuang Yumin mentioned mr. yi's assassination again, Wang Jiazhi suddenly agreed. This time, the affair with mr. yi has developed rapidly, and the assassination plan seems to go more smoothly than last time. That night, he pretended to go to the jewelry store with mr. yi, but in fact, he had informed the gunman to ambush. At this moment, mr. yi gave a diamond ring to her, and there was a deep feeling in her eyes. This brief glance immediately shocked Wang Jiazhi. At this moment, she suddenly realized that her play about mr. yi was fake, but her feelings were not fake. However, the play must have an ending, an unbearable ending that must be endured. An Analysis of Zhang Ailing's Creation of Lust, Caution. At the age of 58, Zhang Ailing wrote Lust, Caution. Her novel can be said to have good intentions. This is a confession, an accusation and a review. This novel has two premises, one is political correctness. Patriotic students want to assassinate traitors who collude with enemy countries. Although the assassination failed, patriotic female students were shot by traitors, but its justice exists. The second is the questioning of love and the despair of men who take part in accidental amusement. The key is obvious. Zhang Ailing needs to clear herself. 1947, when someone said she was a cultural traitor, she confessed that her personal feelings had nothing to do with political right and wrong. Just because she married a traitor doesn't mean she is a traitor. The novel further clarified her view of right and wrong. Those college students in Hong Kong are dissatisfied with the patriotic indifference of Hong Kong people. They are not from a certain party or faction, nor are they professional agents. Just because they wanted to be patriotic, they took part in such an action. She said many times in her novels that mr. yi and others, because they took refuge in Wang's puppet regime, lived comfortably and enjoyed privileges, and they were jealous with Zhou Fohai, making their families more comfortable. Although in the novel, she wants to restore the traitor to an ordinary person, and at the same time, she has feelings and expectations for love, but after the assassination of patriotic students was exposed, he mercilessly killed them, convicted them morally, and explained their cold inhumanity with the necessary pity of human nature. At the same time, taking advantage of mr. yi's ruthlessness, she said in many places that he didn't just buy things, to show that this love is faint, lovely and unsound, which gives people a reason to be keen on it, and at the same time puts this love on the judgment table. What best reflects her love attitude is that she abruptly inserted a few quotations from others in her novel. First, she said that power is an aphrodisiac for men. Since power is an aphrodisiac for men, power is external. If a man has no power, the value worthy of love will decrease, which is almost a mockery. The second is to quote two words from Gu Hongming. The first sentence says that a woman leads to a man's heart through her stomach and a man leads to a woman's heart through her vagina. To the stomach is to put him in life, to the vagina, to put her in sex. In the second sentence, Gu Hongming thinks that a man has several women, just like a teapot needs several cups, which is fair and reasonable. It is unreasonable for a woman to have several men, just like a teacup has several teapots. What she said to Gu Hongming can be summed up in two words: the next work. She compared herself and Hu Lancheng to Yi. Rainbow Jiazhi, a newcomer to society, met a man who thought he loved himself. Hu Lancheng, like mr. yi, is an important figure and traitor of Wang puppet regime. However, what she clearly tells readers is that she still thinks she is a more sober Zhang Ailing than Wang Jiazhi. After observing life for more than 30 years, she stood behind Wang Jiazhi with a woman, an old woman and an old man, and they saw through life. Hu Lancheng is not mr. yi, mr. yi is just a man's unconscious infidelity, and Hu Lancheng has no shame in mocking women. She also regards herself as a writer, transcending the personal grievances, political attitudes and simple moral judgments of Zhang Ailing and Hu Lancheng, and telling people the truth by telling stories. Too many women, in order to get a better man than themselves, do not hesitate to put themselves very low, even have no dignity, no right and wrong, and don't care if that man loves themselves. Some female writers in Taiwan Province and Hongkong always think that Hu Ye is noble and admirable. In Zhang Ailing's novel, she actually wanted to scold them 20 sentences: "Idiot! ! ! Idiot! ! ! Idiot! ! ! Idiot ... ""I was an idiot ". Zhang Ailing believes that "Wang Jiazhi may be a fool, but everything happens for a reason". She wants to write about universal human nature.