Question 2: What is La Traviata about? A * * * fell in love with a man who is not rich, but as a famous prostitute, she spent a lot of money and secretly became an old man's daughter and lover at the same time. The author couldn't afford that much money, but she fell in love and could only watch her suffer. As a result, the old man found out, cut off her financial resources, and La Traviata died of illness. The whole article is the young man's diary. Dear, I am doing a task, I hope to adopt it, thank you.
Question 3: What did La Traviata write? This is a story about a woman named Margaret. Margaret is a poor country girl. After coming to Paris, she started her career as a comedian. Because of his beauty, aristocratic children in Paris rushed to chase after him and became temporary "social stars". She always carries a bunch of Camellia, and is called "La Traviata". La Traviata has lung disease. During the spa treatment, there was a noble lady in the sanatorium. Her figure and appearance are similar to Margaret's, but her lung disease has reached the third stage and she died soon. The young lady's father, Duke Morialon, happened to find Margaret very much like his daughter, so he took her as his adopted daughter. Margaret told her story, and the duke promised to pay all her daily expenses as long as she could change her past life. But Margaret couldn't do it at all, so the duke cut the money in half. Margaret can't make ends meet and now she owes tens of thousands of francs. One night 10, after Margaret came back, a group of guests came to visit. Two young people came from Prudence, a neighbor. One of them was Armand, the son of Mr. Duval, the director of the tax bureau. Duval, he is madly in love with La Traviata. A year ago, during Margaret's illness, armand came to ask about her illness every day, but refused to leave her name. Prudence told Margaret about Armand's infatuation, and Margaret was very moved. When Margaret was dancing with her friends, her illness suddenly broke out. Armand was very concerned to persuade her not to treat herself like this. He declared his love to Margaret. He told La Traviata that he still cherished the buttons she lost six months ago. Margaret's already fragile heart was moved by her true feelings again. She gave armand a camellia. Armand's sincere love inspired Margaret's desire for life. She decided to get rid of the boring life in Paris and go to the country with Armand for a while. She was going to plan a sum of money by herself, so she asked Armand to leave her for one night. When armand went out to find Margaret, she happened to meet Margaret's ex-lover and suddenly became jealous. He wrote a strongly worded letter to Margaret, saying that he didn't want to be the object of ridicule and that he would leave Paris. But he didn't leave. Margaret is all his hope and life. He knelt down and asked Margaret to forgive him. Margaret told Armand, "You are the one I call in my troubled and lonely life." After hard work, Margaret and armand rented a house on the outskirts of Paris. When the duke knew about it, he cut off Margaret's financial resources. She pawned her gold, silver, jewels and carriage behind Armand's back to pay for her living. When armand learned about this, he decided to transfer an inheritance left by his mother to repay Margaret's debt. The agent asked him to sign, so he left Margaret for Paris. This letter was originally written by Armand's father, Mr. Duval. He tried to coax armand to leave and then went to find Margaret. Tell Margaret that his daughter is in love with a decent teenager. When the family heard about the relationship between armand and Margaret, they said: armand will break up the marriage relationship unless he breaks up with Margaret. Margaret painfully begged Mr. Duval that if she wanted to break up with Armand, it would mean killing her, but Mr. Duval never gave in. For armand and his family, she had to make sacrifices and vowed to break up with armand. Margaret wrote a dear John letter to Armand very sadly, and then returned to Paris to start her absurd life again. She accepted the pursuit of Baron Wavel, and Baron Wavel paid off all her debts and redeemed her jewelry and carriage. Armand also returned to his hometown with his painful father. Armand King still deeply missed Margaret, so he came to Paris again. He was determined to avenge Margaret's betrayal. He found Margaret and embarrassed her everywhere. Said she was a heartless bitch who sold love as a commodity. Faced with armand's misunderstanding, Margaret sadly advised him to forget himself and never meet again. Armand wanted her to escape from Paris with herself, to a place where no one knew them, and to keep their love. Margaret said she couldn't do that because she swore an oath. Armand mistakenly thought that she and the baron had made a vow of eternal love, so he angrily wrote to Margaret to insult her and sent her a pile of money. Margaret has this * * *, and she can't afford it. With the coming of the new year, Margaret's illness is getting worse and worse. She looks pale. No one came to visit her, and she felt particularly lonely. Mr Duval wrote to tell her that he thanked Margaret for keeping her promise and told Armand the truth. Margaret is the only one now ... >>
Question 4: What is the main content of La Traviata? Introduction and main contents
La Traviata written by Dumas mainly describes the touching love story between Margaret and armand, a Parisian innocent youth. La Traviata truly and vividly describes the story of a young girl who is as pure and beautiful as white camellia in appearance and heart. Margaret, the protagonist, turned out to be a poor country girl. After coming to Paris, she began her career as a comedian. Because of his beauty, aristocratic children in Paris rushed to chase after him and became temporary "social stars". She always carries a bunch of Camellia, and is called "La Traviata". Armand's sincere love for her aroused her yearning for love life. But armand's father opposed the marriage and forced her to leave armand. Armand didn't know the truth, looked for opportunities to humiliate her, and finally let her die of poverty and illness.
Question 5: What kind of story is La Traviata telling? What does the author want to show or say ironically? La Traviata is Alexandria, France? Dumas' masterpiece tells the story of a man named Alfan Sina in the 1940s. A poor country girl from plessy came to Paris, entered Vanity Fair, became a social star in the upper class, and started her career as a comedian. Change her name to Mary? Du plessy. Dumas became strong, so they started an exchange of love stories. The novel revolves around the word "love", and the truth, goodness, beauty, falsehood and ugliness all resist, weaving a touching story. The fate of La Traviata is pitiful, pathetic and deplorable, and the image of La Traviata is amiable, lovely and respectable. "Poor La Traviata, broke the soul of the world." La Traviata does have a soul-stirring artistic power. A brief introduction to the script; Margaret, a famous prostitute in Paris, was moved by the sincere love of young Armand, so she left her social life and went to live in the country with Armand. Armand's father accused Margaret of ruining his son's future, and Margaret was forced to return to Paris to return to her old job. Armand was furious and humiliated her in public in social situations. Margaret couldn't afford to get sick and died in tears. Armand didn't know the truth until she read Margaret's suicide note, and she regretted it. The movie La Traviata (version 1936) won the love of a chaste girl and became the first person to reveal the mystery of love to her. This is of course a great wealth, but it is the simplest thing. To seize a heart that has not been attacked by the opposite sex is tantamount to entering a city that is unguarded and open. A person's education, sense of responsibility, and family are all determined sentries, but no matter how vigilant they are, they can't escape the deception of a girl of 16 years old. You know, nature gives her the first advice about love through the voice of the man she loves, and the purer these suggestions are, the more attractive they are. In the same way. The more a girl believes in kindness, the easier it is to lose her virginity. Even if she doesn't throw herself into the arms of her lover, she will at least throw herself into the arms of love, because if she is not on guard, she will have no power to guard against it. Winning her love is a victory that any willing man can win. This situation is absolutely true. Look at the girls around, how tight the monitoring is! However, the walls of monasteries are not high enough, the boudoir locks installed by mothers are not firm enough, and the religious norms are not strict enough. Those lovely birds can't be caged at all. They even have to escape from the cage without the temptation of flowers. How eager they are for people to hide the world from them, and how much they believe that the world is tempting. Therefore, how much they are willing to listen to the voice that first tells them the secret of the world through the fence of the cage, and how much they are willing to bless the first hand that opens the corner of the mysterious curtain. However, really getting a * * * love is an extremely difficult victory. On them, the body consumes the soul, the senses burn the soul, and debauchery numbs the emotions. They have long been familiar with what others told them, they have all learned the means used by others, and even the love they inspired has been betrayed by them.
Question 6: What is the main content of the novel La Traviata? A reckless and passionate love story.
Finally, due to social pressure, La Traviata's self-sacrifice and Ah Fu's misunderstanding and injury, it turned into a tragic ending.
He felt sorry for her death.
Question 7: What is the theme of La Traviata? A remote corner of Montmartre cemetery in Paris. There is a white marble tomb here. Compared with the surrounding tombs with exquisite design and unique style, the appearance of this tomb is simple and monotonous. However, what is striking is that there is a small transparent plastic box embedded in the upper right of it, which contains a bunch of artificial camellia. Both sides of the tomb are engraved with the same inscription: "Alfonsina? Plessy (1824.1.19-1847.2.3) sleeps here. I miss you deeply. "
Whether in France or China, do you know Alfan Sinar now? There may not be many people named plessy, but many people have seen the work La Traviata and know the story of La Traviata. Where's Alfan Sina? Plessy is the heroine Margaret in La Traviata, a world-famous French literary masterpiece. The tearful love story of Gautier's archetype La Traviata was created according to her experience and evolution.
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Alfan Sina? Plessy has only lived in this world for 23 years, but people can say that she has tasted the bitterness of life and enjoyed the luxury and enjoyment of the world. However, she is still an unfortunate girl. In her short life course of more than twenty years, she has never been really happy. Alfan Sina? Plessy came from humble origins. My aunt in Normandy was a poor peasant for generations, and my mother was a kind-hearted, hardworking and thrifty peasant woman. My father is an idle rural wizard. Perhaps because of the hard life, her father is eccentric and grumpy, and beats and scolds his wife all day at home. The wife couldn't bear her husband's abuse and was forced to leave home to work as a helper in a rich family. Later, she left France with her master to make a living in Switzerland. And at this time, Alfan Sina? Plessy is not yet ten years old, but her father has sent her to work on the farm.
From the available information, we know that Alfonso left her hometown for Paris when she was about fifteen years old. Some people say that a relative of her mother helped her leave Normandy, while others say that her father sold her to a group of Bohemians, and these cosmopolitan vagrants brought her to Paris. Anyway, Alfan Sinar? Plessy came to a new world and started a new but still unfortunate life. At first, she worked in some shops and lived a poor life. However, the clever Alfonsina soon discovered that although she was poor, she had a considerable and unique "capital", and that was her beauty. This rare-looking girl began to set foot in the major jumps in Paris.
The dance floor immediately became the target of those dudes, the rich and the old. She has met many boyfriends and is the mistress of an ordinary businessman. Later, she lived with a very rich and fashionable young man for a while. This young man is the virtue of the future? The Duke of Gramont served as Foreign Minister during the Second Reich of France. Although this * * * was not so prominent at that time, he was already an extremely active figure in Paris society. It is he and people like him who "support", Alfan Sina? Plessy strode into the high society of Paris and soon became a dazzling star on the social stage of Paris. Those nobles and millionaires fell at her feet, scrambling to spend a lot of money for her, providing luxurious accommodation, buying all kinds of jewelry and satisfying all her desires. She, on the other hand, comes to everyone, juggles skillfully, and gains a very luxurious life at the expense of appearance and figure. She not only got rid of poverty completely, but also seemed to make a clean break with her poor past. She changed her name, the original Alfonso? Plessy became today's Mary? Du plessy.
Mary? Du plessy is undoubtedly a gifted and brilliant girl. She is not only gorgeous in appearance and light in posture, but also elegant in manners and conversation. Anyone who came into contact with her was surprised to find that she was always dignified and alert in social situations and never showed the slightest vulgarity and exaggeration. More surprisingly, compared with other women in social life, Mary? Du plessy has extensive knowledge and profound artistic accomplishment.
When she chats with guests about the past and comments on some works of art such as literature, music and painting, she often expresses some original opinions unexpectedly. Many people are puzzled by this, just like her, who was born in poverty and never got it ... >>
Question 8: What is the book La Traviata about? What is the book Les Miserables about? La Traviata is a work written by Dumas in France in 1848. Margaret, a famous prostitute in Paris, was moved by the sincere love of young Armand, so she left her social life and went to live in the country with Armand. Armand's father accused Margaret of ruining his son's future, and Margaret was forced to return to Paris to return to her old job. Armand was furious and humiliated her in public in social situations. Margaret couldn't get sick and died with resentment. Armand didn't know the truth until she read Margaret's suicide note, and she regretted it.
Les Miserables Jean Valjean was arrested and imprisoned in order to steal a piece of bread or something for his hungry siblings when he was young. His sentence was extended because he escaped from prison. As a result, he finally got out of prison and became an uncle. He was full of hatred for society and wanted revenge, but he met a good bishop and influenced him. He was chased again because he accidentally robbed a child of a dollar on the way. He used the money given anonymously by the bishop to go to a small town and open a factory. He became a beloved rich man and mayor, but at last a detective named Javert knew his identity and had to continue to flee. Later, one of his adopted daughters fell in love with a counter-revolution and he was involved in the war. Javert was finally moved by his kindness. Javert spared him, but committed suicide because he violated his duty. Jean Valjean finally died in his daughter's arms.
Question 9: What is the main content of La Traviata? "300 Words" mainly tells a love tragedy between Margaret and armand, a popular Parisian girl. The story begins with the auction of Margaret's legacy after her death to pay off her debts. armand tells the whole story:
The beautiful young Margaret is the most famous in Paris. She is called "La Traviata" because she loves Camellia. She fell in love with Armand, who was not rich, and rejected all other suitors, which meant rejecting the source of money. Margaret suffered from tuberculosis, and Armand took her to the countryside to recuperate and enjoy the sweetness of life, which delayed her from visiting her father. So armand's father came to Paris to find him and learned about his son's recent situation. He asked Armand to wait for him in Paris, but he went to the countryside and asked Margaret to leave Armand on the grounds of identity, status and financial resources. Margaret was sad, but she agreed. Armand returned to the countryside and found that Margaret had returned to Paris. She began to live a decadent life, even worse than before. The puzzled armand launched a crazy revenge. He found a beautiful mistress Margaret at any time. Margaret couldn't stand it, left Paris, was seriously ill in hospital, and soon died. She wrote the truth in her diary and gave it to her friend, begging her to give it to Armand. Armand didn't come to see her until he died. It was not until I heard of Margaret's death that I came to the auction site of her relics, which was the beginning of my work.