Taking the Confession of Jean Jacques Rouseau as an example, this paper analyzed the expressing strategy of autobiographical works and the writer's personality.

The works of the French political ideologist and writer, Jean Jacques Rouseau, are very rich. The following are some of his main works: The social contract (De la republique des hommes) is one of the most famous works of Jean Jacques Rouseau and is considered the foundation of modern French political philosophy. Discourse on the Origin and Foundation of Inequality Among Men was another important work by Jean Jacques Rouseau, which explored the origin and foundation of human equality. Emile was a children's book by Jean Jacques Rouseau. It told the story of a philosopher and a doctor and discussed the nature of human beings and the importance of education. Nature was another philosophical work by Jean Jacques Rouseau that explored the relationship between nature and reason. Uncle Tom's Cabin (Uncle Tom's Cabin is a short story by L Shuttle depicting slavery in the 19th century American South)

" Peacock Flying Southeast " was a long narrative poem written by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It described the story of a woman who chose to leave her hometown for love and eventually returned to the peacock to fly southeast. This poem used the narrative techniques of traditional Han Yuefu poetry and used many rhetorical devices to enhance the artistic appeal of the poem. In terms of narrative techniques, Han Yuefu used the "Fu" narrative method to lay out the events and characters to let the readers feel the vivid image of the event. For example, the poem described the woman's "tears stained her clothes". Through the description of the woman's sadness and tears, the reader could feel her inner pain and enhance the appeal of the poem. In terms of rhetoric, Han Yuefu used many metaphor, personification, antithesis and other rhetorical devices to make the language of poetry more vivid. For example, the poem used the phrase " The peacock flies southeast for five miles and lingers " to describe the peacock's flight and stay as a woman's journey of love, vividly depicting the process of a woman's separation and pursuit of love. In addition, Han Yuefu also used rhyme, rhyme and other techniques to enhance the sense of rhythm and rhythm of poetry. For example, the rhyme of the words "tears stained clothes" and "flying southeast" in the poem made the rhythm of the poem more obvious and increased the reader's listening experience. In summary, the Han Yuefu was very outstanding in using a variety of artistic techniques, making the poem "Peacock Flying Southeast" a classic in the history of Chinese literature.

Mending the Heavens was one of the representative works of the modern Chinese historical novel collection, New Stories. It depicted the changes and conflicts in China's science and technology, culture, and politics at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The following is an analysis of the theme and form of Mending the Heavens: The subject matter: Mending the Heavens mainly described the pursuit and exploration of science, democratism, and progress by Chinese scholars at the end of the Qing Dynasty, reflecting the thoughts and changes of Chinese society at that time. The novel used scientific thoughts as a clue to explore the relationship between science and humanity, between science and social progress, and between science and human destiny through the story of Hua Luogeng, a scientist, and Li Zhengdao, a mathematician. At the same time, the novel also shows the drawbacks of Chinese traditional culture and religious beliefs, as well as the conflict between traditional values and modern life. Form: "Mending the Heavens" used the first-person narrative protagonist Hua Luogeng, Li Zhengdao and others to describe their growth and scientific research achievements in the Chinese scientific community with their own personal experiences and knowledge. The novel adopted the first-person narrative style of the narrator to show the protagonist's growth experience and mental journey in scientific exploration through dialogue, description, and action. At the same time, the novel also used a large number of symbolic techniques and metaphor to express the theme of science, humanity, society and many other aspects through fictional plots and characters. As a collection of modern historical novels, Mending the Heavens reflects the changes and conflicts in China's science and technology, culture, politics and other fields at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century by telling the stories of scientists such as Hua Luogeng and Li Zhengdao. It also probes into the relationship between science and humanity, tradition and modern times, and science and social progress. It has high literary and historical value.

The Book of Songs was one of the classics of ancient China poetry. It expressed the poet's thoughts and feelings about love, nature, and life. The artistic techniques of blending feelings and scenes and overlapping chapters are fully reflected in this poem. First of all, let's look at the technique of blending emotions and scenes in this poem. The whole poem depicted a beautiful love scene where the hero and heroine met on the river and stared at each other, but the other party was far away. Through the relative positions and postures of the male and female protagonists, the poem vividly shows the emotional state and emotional experience of the two people, allowing the readers to feel a hazy, romantic and beautiful emotional atmosphere. Secondly, let's look at the repeated chapters of this poem. There were eight lines in the poem, and every two lines had a repetitive structure. This repetitive structure was called palindromic repetition. This kind of repetitive structure not only made the rhythm of the poem beautiful, but also strengthened the emotional atmosphere of the poem through repetition, enhancing the artistic appeal of the poem. For example, in the first line of the poem," The reeds and reeds are green and the white dew is frost. The first two sentences of the poem "She is on the other side of the water" are repetitive structures, while the third sentence "She is on the other side of the water" forms a palindromic repetition with the first two sentences. This palindromic repetition not only makes the rhythm of the poem more beautiful, but also deepens the readers 'understanding and perception of the love scene in the poem. To sum up, through the artistic techniques of blending emotions and scenes and repeating chapters, The Book of Songs vividly shows the emotional state and emotional experience of the male and female protagonists, making the readers feel a kind of hazy, romantic and beautiful emotional atmosphere, enhancing the artistic appeal of the poem.

The Scholars was a satirical novel based on ancient Chinese Confucian culture. Fan Jin was a typical tragic character. However, in addition to Fan Jin, there were also some comedy elements in the novel, which made the whole story show the characteristics of a harmonious unity of tragedy and comedy. First of all, the comedy element in the novel was reflected in the positive performance of Confucian culture. The novel showed respect and admiration for Confucian culture by describing the profoundness of Confucianism and the deep foundation of Chinese traditional culture. At the same time, the novel also expressed its misunderstanding and distorted criticism of Confucianism through some humorous and satirical descriptions. These comedic elements formed a sharp contrast with Fan Jin's tragic character, making the whole story more vivid and interesting. Secondly, there was a certain connection between the tragic elements and the comedy elements in the novel. Although Fan Jin was a tragic character, there were still some comedic factors in his experience, such as his family background, intelligence, moral cultivation, and so on. The existence of these comedy elements made Fan Jin's tragic image richer and deeper. At the same time, some plots in the novel, such as various corruption in officialdom and social injustice, also aggravated Fan Jin's tragic fate. The interweaving of these tragic and comedic elements made the whole story even more fascinating. Finally, the characters and plots in the novel had profound meanings and symbolic meanings. Fan Jin represented the image of those who pursued knowledge, morality, and justice in ancient Chinese Confucian culture. His experiences and encounters reflected the distortion and loss of some core values and beliefs in ancient Chinese Confucian culture. The whole story is very rich in content, not only a pure comedy or tragedy, but also has profound philosophical and cultural significance. Therefore, The Scholars achieved the harmony and unity of tragedy and comedy through the tragic character Fan Jin and the comedy elements in his experience. At the same time, the characters and plots in the novel have profound meaning and symbolic meaning, which makes the whole story more poetic and philosophical.

The Scholars was a Qing Dynasty novel that described the life and fate of ancient Chinese Confucian scholars, showing the contradictions and conflicts between Chinese traditional culture and human nature. Among them, Fan Jin was a representative Confucian figure. His fate had experienced the harmonious unity of tragicomedy. In the novel, Fan Jin was a Confucian intellectual who was born in poverty, diligent and studious, upright and loyal. After many years of hard work, he finally got a chance to enter the palace to study. However, due to his birth and unequal status, he suffered all kinds of unfair treatment and ridicule in the court. In the end, he was demoted to the countryside because of an accident and became a poor farmer. In this process, Fan Jin's fate had a huge turning point. He had changed from an upright and loyal intellectual to an ordinary farmer. His life had experienced a huge contrast. This contrast caused his inner pain and confusion, but also reflected the harmonious unity of tragicomedy in traditional Chinese culture. At the end of the novel, Fan Jin finally got the status and treatment he deserved. He regained his dignity and respect, but he still felt pain and loneliness in his heart. This ending displayed the concept of "rising and falling reincarnation" in traditional Chinese culture, expressing the impermanence and uncertainty of life and destiny, and also reflecting the kindness, justice and dignity of human nature. Therefore, through Fan Jin's story, The Scholars, it showed the harmony and unity of tragicomedy in Chinese traditional culture. Through the performance of Fan Jin's life experience, the novel shows the philosophical concept of sorrow and joy in Chinese traditional culture, and also shows the kindness, justice and dignity of human nature. This harmonious unity of tragicomedy made the novel have profound cultural content and humane care.

There were three volumes of Russell's Confessions, namely, the First Volume of Confessions, the Second Volume of Confessions, and the Third Volume of Confessions.

In the West, the most outstanding 18th-century European ideologist, Jean Jacques Rouseau, once suggested that every growing teenager should read The Necklace by the French novelist, Jean de Saint-Jean-Jacques.