Kneeling for the end of "The Golden Lock" Zhang Ailing

Eileen Chang's novel, The Golden Lock, was a novel about the social class and the fate of the characters in Shanghai in the 1930s. It was about the love story between a rich girl and a poor farmer. The novel was set in a wealthy family and revealed the complicated social class and fate of the characters in Shanghai at that time through the relationship between the characters in the family and the relationship between the family and the outside society. The novel is known as a classic of modern Chinese novels for its profound thoughts and unique artistic style.

Zhang Ailing's novel, The Story of the Golden Lock, was a work that described the dark side of Shanghai society in the late Qing Dynasty. It revealed the greed and cruelty of human nature by telling the tragedy of a woman's family. After reading this novel, I was deeply moved. I'll share some of my feelings. The novel depicted the tragedy of a woman's family. In order to gain more wealth and status, Su Zizi, a housewife, did not hesitate to seduce her husband and lover. She even did not hesitate to exchange her body for money. Her greed and selfishness made her lose herself, which eventually led to her misfortune and pain. The greed and cruelty of human nature were fully reflected in the novel, which made me deeply aware of the complexity and change of human nature. This novel revealed the ugliness and distortion of human nature. The protagonists in the novel, be it Su Zizi's husband, lover, or other supporting characters, all showed the ugliness and distortion of human nature to varying degrees. For their own interests, they did not hesitate to hurt others or even betray their relatives and friends. This kind of ugliness and distortion of human nature made me feel the impermanence and unpredictability of life, and it also made me cherish the feelings between people even more. This novel also made me feel the impermanence and tragedy of life. In the novel, Su Zizi was a tragic character whose life was full of misfortune and pain. She lost the person she loved the most, lost her family and career, and finally went to ruin. This kind of impermanence and tragedy in life made me feel the fragility and preciousness of life, and also made me cherish every day more. After reading Zhang Ailing's The Golden Lock, I was deeply touched. I deeply realized the greed and cruelty of human nature, the ugliness and distortion of human nature, as well as the impermanence and tragedy of life. This novel made me cherish the feelings between people more, and made me understand the nature of human nature more deeply.

Zhang Ailing's novel, The Story of the Golden Lock, was a long novel that described the social class of Shanghai in the 1930s. It told the story of a young woman, Jin Suo, who grew up from an innocent and lively girl full of dreams to a twisted, dark and cold woman. From the perspective of Jinsuo, the novel reveals the dark side of society and the distortion of human nature through her relationship with many men. The novel's concise language, exquisite plot twists and turns, and rich emotions are considered one of Zhang Ailing's representative works.

Zhang Ailing's novel, The Story of the Golden Lock, was a novel that described the fate of a woman in the late Qing Dynasty. The following is an analysis of the main characters in the novel: 1 Gu Mingzhu: The protagonist of the novel is a young lady from a wealthy landlord family with superior living conditions and a well-educated background. She had a strong sense of self-esteem and craved for respect and recognition. But because of her noble birth, her fate was full of tragedy and suffering. Xie Yutang: Gu Mingzhu's fiancé is a gentle, kind, and responsible person. He had a deep relationship with Gu Mingzhu, but his family objected to their marriage, causing him to be forced to leave Gu Mingzhu. 3. Fengqing: Xie Yutang's cousin is a smart, brave, and thoughtful girl. She objected to Xie Yutang and Gu Mingzhu's marriage and fought for Xie Yutang's freedom. Feng Lian: Feng Qing's sister is a kind and weak girl. She was attracted by Gu Mingzhu's beauty and wealth and eventually became Gu Mingzhu's mistress. A poor scholar. He married Feng Lian for a living. Although he was poor, he had noble moral character and sincere feelings. In the end, he obtained Feng Lian's understanding and love. Gao Qi: An official of the Qing Dynasty. He had deep feelings for Feng Lian, but because of his social status and the pressure from his family, he could not be with Feng Lian. The characters in The Golden Lock were full of characters. Each character had its own unique personality and destiny. The novel deeply reflected the darkness of society and the distortion of human nature in the late Qing Dynasty by showing the fate and emotional entanglements of these characters.

Zhang Ailing's The Story of the Golden Lock was a novel about the life of Shanghai women in the 1930s. It was about the love tragedy between a rich girl and a poor farmer. The protagonist of the novel was a man named Hu Lancheng. He was born into a wealthy family but was confused and dissatisfied with his identity. He met a woman named Zhang Aijia. She was the daughter of a poor farmer. The two of them fell in love with each other. However, Hu Lancheng's father opposed their love and locked them at home so that they could not meet. After Hu Lancheng and Zhang Aijia's love was broken up, they began to support each other. However, as time passed, the relationship between the two became more and more complicated. Zhang Aijia gradually realized that her feelings for Hu Lancheng were not just love, but deeper. In the end, Zhang Aijia chose to commit suicide in order to get Hu Lancheng's love. Hu Lancheng finally chose to forgive Zhang Aijia and continue to be with her. Through the story of Hu Lancheng and Zhang Aijia, the novel shows the social class division and the complexity of love in Shanghai at that time, and also reveals the fragility and contradiction of human nature.

The moon in Zhang Ailing's novel The Story of the Golden Lock is an image rather than a symbol. In the novel, the moon was depicted as a feminine and gentle image, representing the feelings and inner heart of women, but also hinting at some unspeakable secrets and pain. Through the image of the moon, Zhang Ailing expressed the complexity and variety of women's emotions, emphasizing the conflict and contradiction between women's inner heart and the outside world. This kind of image also allows the reader to have more imagination and association, which helps to explore the theme and emotions in the novel.

Zhang Ailing's novel, The Story of the Golden Lock, had many questions about Shizushou. Who is Shibashi? In the novel, Shiba Hisashi was a mysterious character. There was no specific description or background, nor did he leave any contact information. Therefore, it was difficult for the readers to know who he was, where he came from, and what connection he had with the protagonist. What is the connection between Shizuhisa and the protagonist? In the novel, there was a close relationship between Shiba Shou and the main character Lee Baojun. Zhi Shou used to be Li Baojun's superior and knew him very well. He had once hinted him some secret information. However, Li Baojun did not take his advice. Instead, he regarded him as an enemy and eventually led to his death. How did Shibashi's death happen? In the novel, Shizuhisa's death was a mystery. Why did he suddenly die? Was it because he had leaked the secret and the protagonist had found out and taken revenge? Or was it because he was a ticking time bomb and was ready to sacrifice himself? These questions have been bothering readers. 4. What is the connection between Shibashi's death and the protagonist's purpose? In the novel, the main character Lee Bo-Joon's goal was to expose the corruption and injustice within the company, break the old order, and establish a new order. But when he found Zhi Shou, he found that he was already dead. Then his goal would not be achieved. Therefore, Shibashi's death also sped up the protagonist's plan, making it easier for him to achieve his goal.

The moon is a very important image in Zhang Ailing's novel, The Story of the Golden Lock. It represents a deep loneliness and desire, but also an unspeakable psychological state. In the novel, the moon was described as a kind of feminine, mysterious, and elusive existence. It often appeared in the clouds at night and hung alone in the night sky. This scene made people feel lonely and lonely, as if they were one with the moon. At the same time, the moon also symbolized the charm and beauty of women. This beauty could not be captured and expressed. Only imagination and fantasy could satisfy the needs of readers. Many plots and characters in the novel were related to the moon. For example, the protagonist Hu Lancheng missed his wife at night and looked at the moon and sighed,"The moon is so round, just like people's dreams." This shows the desire and loneliness in his heart. In addition, there were many descriptions of the moon in the novel, such as " The moon is a layer of silver-white gauze that gently covers the earth "," The moon gently shines on everything, making people feel an indescribable peace and comfort." These descriptions contained deep emotions and implied meanings, expressing the author's unique perception and understanding of the moon. Through the image of the moon, Zhang Ailing deeply explored the loneliness, desire and psychological state in the depths of human hearts, showing her unique views on women and emotions. In the novel, the moon was not only an ornament, but also an image full of profound meaning. It represented the desire and dream in the depths of human hearts, making people feel an indescribable loneliness.

Cao Qiqiao was a main character in Zhang Ailing's novel, The Story of the Golden Lock. She was a rich widow who had great influence in society because of her wealth and status. At the same time, she was also a strong, shrewd, and realistic woman who had a strong desire to control her family and property. As far as I know, the role of Cao Qiqiao was played by another collaborator of Zhang Ailing. She had once mentioned in an interview that the inspiration for the role of Cao Qiqiao came from her own life experience. Huang Bi Yun was once a wealthy businessman who had lost all her wealth and status after her business failed. In this process, she experienced a lot of setbacks and pain, but also saw many social problems. Zhang Ailing's background was also affected when she wrote The Story of the Golden Lock. She used to be a person who had published many novels and prose works with a unique style, rich in thought and artistry. At the same time, she had also experienced some social and political events, which had a certain impact on her later works. The character Cao Qiqiao had a certain connection with the background of Zhang Ailing's creation. As a rich widow, she had property and status, but at the same time, she also faced many social problems. As a strong, shrewd, and realistic woman, she had a strong desire to control her family and property. These characteristics were the common characters in Zhang Ailing's novels and also a reflection of the social reality reflected in her works.

Cao Qiqiao was the heroine of the Golden Lock. She was a well-educated woman from a wealthy family, but she suffered unfair treatment and abuse. Her image in the novel had a sharp contrast. On the one hand, she had a noble background and education, but because of the decline of her family, she suffered all kinds of misfortune; on the other hand, she was strong, independent, and decisive, constantly looking for the road of self-liberation. When Zhang Ailing wrote The Story of the Golden Lock, she was at the peak of her creative career and her personal life. At this time, she was at the peak of her love and career, and her work style had become more mature and diverse. The Story of Golden Lock was one of Zhang Ailing's representative works, and also one of her representative works of exploring and reflecting on the fate of women. In the novel, Zhang Ailing discussed the status and fate of women in society and their pursuit of their own value and fate through Cao Qiqiao's fate. In the novel, Zhang Ailing used delicate strokes and profound thinking to create a very profound and vivid image of Cao Qiqiao. At the same time, the characters, plots, and backgrounds in the novel were full of historical and social reality, reflecting some of the problems and contradictions of the society at that time.