sorrow and sadness

Most of the ancient climbing poems in our country showed sorrow and sadness mainly for the following reasons: Natural scenery: Ancient people often climbed high to admire the natural scenery, but they often felt distance and loneliness. When one looked from afar, it was easy to trigger thoughts and emotions about the lost time, life, and fate, resulting in sad and sentimental feelings. 2. Historical background: In ancient society, there were often unfortunate events such as wars, famines, and plagues. In order to survive, people had to climb high and look into the distance to escape from difficulties. Climbing high was also seen as a way to escape, but people would also feel sad and sad because of separation, loneliness, helplessness and other emotions in the process of escaping. 3. Cultural values: The cultural values of ancient China emphasized collectivistic, familial, and loyalty. Climbing high was often seen as a collective behavior, which also reflected loyalty and responsibility to the family and the collective. Therefore, people would also show their concern and protection for the collective and family during the process of climbing, resulting in sad and sad feelings. To sum up, most of the ancient Chinese climbing poems were sad and sad because of the natural scenery, historical background and cultural values of ancient society.

Seeing his grief-stricken expression, I felt a stab of pain in my heart, as if a cold wind had whistled past my heart. I couldn't help but feel sad. Seeing his sad eyes, I felt like I saw a lost soul. His eyes were full of pain and helplessness, which made me feel sad. Seeing his heartbroken expression, I seemed to see a broken heart. His eyes were full of sadness and loneliness, which made me feel sad. Seeing his grief-stricken expression, I seemed to hear the sound of heartbreak. His eyes were filled with pain and despair, making me feel sad. Seeing his sad expression, I felt like I saw a lost soul. His eyes were full of loneliness and helplessness, which made me feel sad.

Yes, I recommend the two novels "To Live in the End of the World" and "Evil Demons Must Die" to you. They were all dark, sad subjects, with compact plots and fascinating stories. "Alive in the End of the World" was about a woman who lived bravely for her child after the end of the world, while "Evil Creatures Must Die" was about the growth and redemption of a villain. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

The Snail's Sorrow was a science fiction novel that mainly told the story of a snail. In this story, the snail was given the superpower to control time and space. However, the snail tried to use these abilities to escape reality instead of solving problems. In the story, the snail encountered many difficulties and challenges, including fighting with other superpowers and his own loneliness and confusion. Although the snail faced many difficulties, it finally learned how to face these problems and became an excellent leader.

As a fan of online novels, I don't have the ability to access the internet to know the latest novel rankings. However, I can tell you about some classic romantic and tragic youth novels such as " Silent Flute "," A Smile Is Alluring "," Shanshan Is Here "," Flowers Are Not Flowers, Fog Are Not Fog ", and so on. These novels are very popular. The plot is complicated and the emotions are sincere. You can feel the sadness and pain of love and breakup in your youth.

The melancholy and sadness in Yu Dafu's novels and the deep sorrow and anger in Lu Xun's novels have the following similarities and differences: similarities and differences: 1. Similar literary styles: Yu Dafu and Lu Xun are both representatives of modern Chinese literature. Their works are full of criticism and thinking about social reality. They both use profound language to express the pain and contradiction in the protagonist's heart. Similar theme: Yu Dafu and Lu Xun's works both explored the meaning of life, the nature of human nature, social injustice and other issues, expressing their worries and concerns about society. 3. Similar way of expression: Yu Dafu and Lu Xun both used delicate and deep descriptions to show the pain and emotional changes of the protagonist through the protagonist's inner monologue and environmental description. The difference: 1. Different literary backgrounds: Yu Dafu and Lu Xun's works were produced in different eras. Yu Dafu's works mainly described China from the 1920s to the 1930s, mainly describing the lives and work of ordinary people, expressing their depression, hesitation and pursuit. Lu Xun's works were produced in the 1930s. They mainly described the dark side of Chinese society and the suffering of the people. They showed his deep anxiety and anger and his criticism of social reality. 2. Different types of works: Yu Dafu and Lu Xun have different types of works. Yu Dafu's novels mainly describe the trivialities of life and the inner world of characters. Lu Xun's novels mainly reveal the dark side of society and criticize human nature. 3. Different ways of expression: Yu Dafu and Lu Xun's ways of expression are also different. Yu Dafu's works pay more attention to the inner feelings of the characters and the description of Lu Xun's works pay more attention to the revelation and criticism of social reality and human nature. To sum up, although there are some similarities between the melancholy and sadness in Yu Dafu's novels and the deep sorrow and anger in Lu Xun's novels, their literary background, theme, expression and genre are very different.

Definitely. 'Parabole of a Sorrow' falls under the category of fiction. It features elements and scenarios that are not based on real events or people.

The " Sorrow of Youth " usually referred to a series of setbacks, difficulties, pain, and loss that young people encountered during their growth, which could cause profound changes and distortions in their emotions, beliefs, values, and other aspects. In novels,"The Tragedy of Youth" often appeared in the story of love, friendship, studies, career planning, etc. The protagonists experienced many hardships and difficulties in their youth, but finally achieved self-redemption and breakthrough through continuous efforts and growth. " The Tragedy of Youth " was also the theme of many youth literature and youth movies. It represented the growth process and life experiences of young people. It was an important stage in life and an indispensable part of life.

" A River of Sorrow " was a young campus novel directed by Guo Jingming. It told the story of the love story between the female protagonist Yi Yao and the male protagonist Tang Qi in high school. The novel was published in 2007 and quickly became a classic in the online literature world at that time. " A River of Sorrow " received a very high rating from the readers. Many people praised the novel for its compact plot, vivid characters, and especially the deep and profound characters. At the same time, the description in the novel was full of romanticism, allowing the readers to feel the sincere feelings of youth. Although the plot of the novel was rather complicated, the theme of " A River of Sorrow " was very positive. The novel conveyed the thoughts and feelings of love, friendship, life and other core values, which inspired and grew the readers in the process of reading. In general," A River of Sorrow " was an excellent young campus novel with high literary value and social significance. It became a classic in the online literature world.

Whether or not " Youth Sadder Than Sorrow " and " A River of Sorrow " were suspected of plagiarism required detailed analysis and judgment. In law, plagiarism refers to the direct or ingenious application of other people's works, words, thoughts, opinions, and creativity into one's own work, which constituted an invasion and plagiarism of other people's works. However, plagiarism was also a common phenomenon in the field of literature. It was necessary to analyze and judge in detail whether there was plagiarism between the two novels, Youth Sad Than Sorrow and Sorrow Flowing Against the River. At present, the authors of the two novels have not publicly admitted or denied the suspicion of plagiarism between them. Therefore, it was impossible to determine whether they constituted plagiarism. If there was more relevant information or evidence, further investigation and judgment could be carried out through legal channels. At the same time, he could also consult a professional lawyer or literary critic to obtain more accurate analysis and judgment.