By the way, the world series: the magnifying glass of the industrial era -Dickens

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19th -century British realist writer Charles Dickens

Dickens (1812-1870) was born in Portis of Puzmouth. During his childhood, his life was difficult due to debt. At the age of 11, Dickens went to the shoe workshop as an apprentice, sat in the window to make shoe oil, and served as a living advertisement for the shop. He works six days a week and works for ten hours a day. Due to the poor in the family, he only studied in a few years, but he especially liked to read novels. Schndree's "Don Quickage" and Difuford's "Robinson Drifting" and other masterpieces ignited his creative ideals Essence At the age of 16, he went to a law firm as a clerk, and later became a reporter to interview the parliament and court. In addition to the interview, he began to publish some relaxed and humorous short stories in the pen name of the "Bolison" to describe various characters in London.

The picture shows the embossed by the characters in Dickens in London

In 1836, Dickens was invited to write a set of comics with writing, and his famous masterpiece "Pickwick Biography" was arisen. He focuses on the roaming experience of Pekwick and his companion, and uses a stray Han -style novel structure to detail the social life of the early 19th century. Pickwick and friends traveled to the suburbs and reported their journey to other members of the tourism club. Mr. Picork was kind and innocent, had a lot of jokes, and was blackmail by scammers. He was accused of having a lawsuit. These were lively in the novels. The author depicts the "ancient and beautiful Scottish" in his mind, exposes social disadvantages such as legal injustice, and criticizes the hypocrisy of parliament politics.

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Dickens's "Great Future" is an excellent critical realist novel, which is based on the growth of the protagonist Pippi. Pip is an orphan who lives together with her sister's family. Occasionally, he was seen by the rich people who did not know each other, and fantasized his "big future" since then. Pippe wanted to be a "superior", but alienated real friends. Ironically, he accidentally found that the boss was a fugitive, not a noble lady. The woman he admired was actually the daughter of the criminal. It was still his poor friends at a critical moment. Poverty helped Pip to restore the simple nature, and his expectations for the "great future" eventually became a dream dream. While fully expressing the development of the psychological contradictions of the characters, this novel has degraded the morals such as selfishness, despicable and betrayal of the upper levels, and switched with the selfless and simple virtues of the workers, forming a sharp contrast, which is well -known in art.

"Great Future", also translated "Lone Star Blood Tears", is one of the novel masterpieces of British realist writer Charles Dickens in the 19th century. With sympathy and meticulous strokes, it typically shapes simple and kind little people such as Joe, Pip, and Picci. This is the movie stills of "Great Future" (1946).

Dickens is the most influential critical realist novelist in Britain. He is mostly upset for ordinary people, and he has formed opposites with unpopular and unfair social evil forces. His condemned and ironic strokes involved every corner of schools, factories, poverty alleviations, courts, prisons, and other corners of British society. He was regarded as a conscience of society by the British people.

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