The Necklace by the famous French writer Mo Bosang is a masterpiece among the world's short stories. After reading it, I feel that its content is exciting and contains profound life truths.
It describes a beautiful woman, Mathilde, who often laments the hardships of life. In order to attend a ball with her husband, Mathilde borrowed a diamond necklace from her friend Mrs. Frais Festival, which won the favor of many male guests present. But after the dance, they found that the necklace was lost. They have to buy a new necklace for Mrs. Frais. In order to pay off debts, the couple worked hard together for ten years. By chance, Mathilde learned from Mrs. Frais that the necklace that made them work hard for half their lives was fake!
When I recall that article again, I can't help thinking: If they didn't do it for vanity, would they spend so much money? Vanity, a terrible but invisible demon. Vanity will lead honest people to hypocrisy. The French philosopher Bergson said, "Vanity is hardly an evil deed, but all evil deeds are born around vanity, just a means to satisfy vanity." False honor is a soap bubble that bursts in an instant, and we should not pursue such false things; But to create their own honor through struggle.
The same is true in life. Many people compete with others for face and vanity, but the result is a fiasco. ...
The Necklace is not only an excellent short story with wonderful content, but also an excellent literary work with profound truth. If you are interested in this novel, you might as well read it.
From this, it is not difficult for us to understand that being a man should not lose face and be vain.
After watching The Necklace, I have been watching this masterpiece of Mo Bosang for a long time. Every time I watch it, I will subconsciously skip the part where Mrs. Mathilde tries to pay her debts, because I can't bear to part with it.
In class, the teacher also led us to analyze the background of the times and Mo Bosang's usual writing skills, which helps us to further understand the characters in the article. What we thought of Mrs Mathilde's vanity, dissatisfaction and money worship was finally explained by Mo Bosang in a simple and complicated word: human nature.
Come to think of it, which woman is not vain? Or who is not vain? The answer is yes, this is the most typical human nature. Mrs Mathilde was helpless in the reality of poverty, but she also filled her vanity with her own imagination. The gap between her imagination and reality described in the article is so big, is it to show that she should not be in such a poor state, or is she just daydreaming? What she yearns for is so funny to us, but what woman doesn't have such a fantasy in her heart? Still so obsessed with money, but it was precisely the current situation of society at that time.
When the teacher asked us: If you were a man, would you marry Mathilde? My answer is yes. If I were such a man, a small civil servant, content to drink broth every day, I should marry a street bitch or a vulgar village woman, but Mathilde was beautiful and had her own style, which was very rare in Europe at that time.
After reading The Necklace and Mo Bosang's The Necklace, I was deeply touched. Mathilde Lausel is a simple woman. One day, she received an invitation to a party, but she didn't know what to wear. So, her husband asked her to borrow a friend's jewelry. She borrowed a diamond necklace from A Jin Harbor to shine at the party. However, when she came home, the necklace was gone.
They searched everywhere they had been, but found nothing. Then I saw an identical necklace in a shop. But the shopkeeper said he would give them 36 thousand francs. For the necklace, they began to borrow money until they borrowed enough money, bought the necklace and returned it to their friends. In order to pay off their debts, they fired their maid and moved. Mathilde Lausel began to try to do housework, and her husband began to help businessmen make money by copying accounts. Ten years later, they finally paid off their debts. Mathilde Lausel told her friend happily, and then she realized that the necklace her friend lent her was fake, and it was worth 500 francs at most.
Accidents can also be said to be inevitable events, bringing the hostess back to reality. This reality is cruel: it needs your efforts; I want you to sacrifice your beautiful face; You are exhausted. However, it also gives you rich returns: the life of the hostess is enriched; She lives in harmony with her husband and enjoys the sweetness of caring for each other; In a word, she is not rich in material things, but she has gained the truth in her heart. Mo Bosang is undoubtedly telling us a fact with a cruel lesson: from impetuous to true story. It's just that the price is too high, and it took ten years of sweat and hardship.
We should not pursue this false thing that does not belong to us, but should do something down-to-earth and create our own honor through struggle.
After reading "Necklace", years are like wheels, and no matter how complicated things are, they will eventually turn back to the original point. Whether the necklace is true or not, it has become smooth after ten years of washing and grinding. But ten years' time, ten years' youth and ten years' efforts have not been wasted because of the loss of the necklace, but have made a better self.
The book Necklace was written by the great writer Mo Bosang. He described that the vain Mrs. Sevard borrowed a diamond necklace from her rich girlfriend to show off at an aristocratic banquet. When she appeared at the party wearing a necklace, it aroused the admiration and flattery of the audience, and her vanity was greatly satisfied. But happiness brings sorrow. On the way home, I accidentally lost my necklace. In order to compensate for this diamond necklace worth 36,000 francs, it took Mrs. Luo Seva seven years to scrimp and save before she paid off this huge debt. Unfortunately, that necklace is fake.
French philosopher Bertelson once said: "Vanity is hardly an evil, but all evil deeds are born around vanity, just a means to satisfy vanity." From this novel, we know that we should not blindly pursue false things, but should be down-to-earth and strive to create our own honor through our own efforts and wisdom.
Reflections on Necklace 5 "Necklace" is a clue to the plot structure of the novel, which directly determines the encounter and fate of the characters in the work and is a common "object line method" in the novel structure. Influenced by necklaces, the novel writes four main plots: borrowing necklaces-losing necklaces-accompanying necklaces-knowing necklaces. Although the loss of the necklace is an accident, it contains inevitable factors, because if you don't borrow the necklace, there will naturally be no loss of the necklace, and Mathilde's unique vanity will inevitably drive her to borrow the necklace.
In addition, her "fanaticism", "excitement", "addiction", "intoxication" and later "running away quickly" are easy to lose things in this intoxication and panic. Mathilde wants to be "attractive and sought after." It can be seen that she can only be recognized by the church with her beauty and charm, and her value can only be recognized under the care of men. She has no independent value and social status at all. They only existed for men's playthings in the society at that time. It's a pity that Mathilde pursues such a plaything-like life situation. Bad values are full of the pursuit of pleasure and vanity in the whole society. The deep social cause of Mathilde's tragedy is a kind of spiritual shackles, which restricts Mathilde's life ideals and feelings. While satirizing Mathilde's vanity, he also criticized the capitalist society for pursuing a life tragedy.
I think whether a person is beautiful depends on his own temperament, talent, wisdom, etc ... appearance packaging, bling, not necessarily beautiful. What is even more frightening is that these are not his own but borrowed, and the owner of the article will ruin ten years of youth for short-lived beauty. ...
Thinking about Necklace Last week, I finished reading a short story by Mo Bosang.
Mo Bosang is a world-famous short story writer and has the reputation of "the king of short stories in the world". Mo Bosang's collection of short stories recorded 30 famous short stories, including Suicide Ball, Necklace and My Uncle Yule. Among them, my favorite is the necklace.
The article "Necklace" mainly wrote that Mrs. Mathilde Russell was going to a dance, but she had nothing to wear, so she borrowed a necklace from her friend Mrs. Vransky. Unexpectedly, the necklace was lost on the way home, so she bought an identical necklace and returned it to Vransky. But buying that necklace broke her down. It took her ten years to pay off her debts, and finally she realized that the necklace was fake. Mathilde stopped coveting vanity and became diligent.
From this article, I know that we can't learn from Mathilde Russell. She is vain.
I remember I had a good friend at my grandmother's house. Her name is Liu Yun, and her parents work hard outside. At the same time, he saw other children wearing famous brands, and she was envious, so she also clamored for her parents to buy them for her. Her parents have no choice but to buy it for her. When others saw her, they all praised her beautiful clothes.
I don't think we should be greedy for vanity.
Reflection on the Necklace 7 The necklace story in Selected Short Stories of Mo Bosang tells that Mrs. Mathilde borrowed a necklace from a friend in order to make herself more beautiful, but later she lost the borrowed necklace. In order to return the necklace to her friend, she borrowed money to buy a necklace for her friend. It took her ten years to pay off her debts, but she learned it from her friends.
After reading this story, I couldn't help laughing, but there was a chill after laughing. Yes! In real life, like Mrs. Mathilde, there are many people with great vanity and desire. Some people pretend to be rich in front of others, but it's just a slap in the face, which is completely unnecessary. However, in the book, Mrs. Mathilde is still very responsible. She has worked hard for her friends for ten years.
In our life, there are such people, not only adults, but also some children. Do they have reason to be extravagant? Those children, they only know money, but they don't know that what they spend is not their own money, but their parents' hard-earned money! Students, instead of inviting guests, it is better to think about how to save money and donate it to those peers who can study hard although they don't have enough food and clothing.
There is no vanity, as long as you work hard, you can make it disappear with time.
Dreams are high and low, and it is not an unspeakable desire to expect servants to serve. Getting rich is not necessarily more embarrassing than serving the people. A dream is better than no dream. It is better to get out of bed and realize your dreams than to keep dreaming with your eyes closed.
Lost the borrowed necklace, lost the best time of Mathilde's ten years, lost her beauty, elegance and charm. Treat life as a joke for people who can only dream.
Thinking about Necklace 8 This summer vacation, I chose a book boule de suif in the bookstore, which contains many novels, including boule de suif, Necklace, Legacy, Family and the story of a female employee. These are all written by Mo Bosang. However, among so many novels, I like necklaces best. This is a short story about the heroine, Mrs. Loisel, who is obsessed with vanity and glitz and lost her borrowed necklace for a moment's show. The family had to scrimp and save, borrow from the east and borrow from the west, and finally collected 36 thousand francs to buy the same necklace for others. In order to repay this debt, the couple lost ten years of bitterness. Later, Mrs. Loisel learned from the original owner that the lost necklace was only a handicraft worth several hundred francs. The story is gripping and makes people regret the past and think about the future.
If Mrs Loisel hadn't borrowed the necklace, she wouldn't have lost ten years of bitterness. She can only blame herself for being too obsessed with vanity and glitz. Who doesn't love beauty, but excessive love of beauty will produce bad results, which reminds me of a famous saying: disasters are often accumulated in a small amount, but wisdom and courage are trapped and drowned. It means that we should always pay attention to the minor disasters around us, and don't take them lightly, otherwise it will accumulate into a catastrophe, and we should love things moderately, otherwise it will produce bad results.
Don't be like Mrs Loisel. Her infatuation with vanity and vanity and her excessive love for beauty are not worth learning.
Plain is true, nature is the most beautiful.
After reading The Necklace, I sighed and sat in a chair, recalling the wonderful part of the story after reading The Necklace, a famous short story by Mo Bosang.
The Necklace is about the heroine Mrs. Loisel, who is obsessed with vanity and glitz. In order to show off at a party, she borrowed a necklace from her friend Mrs. Foletti, but after the party, the necklace was lost. To this end, the family had to scrimp and save, and finally scraped together 36,000 francs to buy the same necklace for Mrs. Foletti.
In order to pay off this debt, their lives have undergone tremendous changes: they fired their maids, moved and rented a short and small attic. All the heavy and dirty work at home fell on Loisel, and the hardships of life changed Loisel.
However, ten years later, they finally paid off all their debts. Loisel finally breathed a sigh of relief. To this end, she went for a walk on the Champs Elysé es and happened to meet the young Mrs. Foletti. Loisel greeted her generously, but Mrs. Foletti didn't recognize her because she was as old as a peasant woman and learned from Mrs. Foletti that the necklace was just a fake, worth hundreds of francs. ...
People can't covet wealth, but always want something beyond their ability, which will make them pay more.
The Necklace is a short story by French writer Mo Bosang. Mathilde, the hero of the story, is a beautiful woman, and her husband is an ordinary clerk. Although she is low in status, vain and pursues an elegant and even luxurious life, her family can only let her live in a dream. In order to make his wife happy, the husband managed to get an invitation from the Minister of Education and his wife to a family party. In order to attend the dance, Mathilde bought a beautiful dress with the money her husband had planned to buy a shotgun, and borrowed a diamond necklace from her friend Mrs. Frais. At the party, Mrs Russell was very successful. "She is more beautiful, elegant and charming than all the female guests." She holds "the sweetest victory that women think" completely in her hands. However, she was so happy that she accidentally lost the borrowed diamond necklace. But she was afraid to tell her girlfriend, so she had to buy an identical necklace to compensate. The couple worked hard for ten years to pay off the debts owed by the necklace. Mathilde became a strong and hardworking folk woman. When Mrs. Lu Yu came to Frazier Festival, her long-time friends didn't know her. Mathilde told the story of the lost necklace and the unusual experience in the past ten years. Mrs Fraser was very moved, but unexpectedly told her that the necklace she lent her was a fake diamond necklace worth as much as 500 francs.
The thought-provoking part of the novel lies in that we witnessed a heart of gold, a lotus flower that emerged from the mud but was not contaminated, in a dirty, hypocritical and money-worshipping society. Mathilde is unfortunate. Her misfortune lies in expecting what she can't get and adding trouble in vain, and paying a heavy price for it. At the same time, she is a lucky person, and the cruel reality wakes her up. Life is not just a fantasy in the fog, but more step by step.
Necklace comments 1 1 Let me make some "happiness soup" for Mathilde! You see, her husband loves her so much and she is so beautiful. She is full every day, very healthy and dreaming beautiful dreams ... Although the taste of "happiness soup" may not be so strong, it is much better than "pain rice"!
When happiness is small, it needs you to find it more.
Pain-the interest of novels
Do you know the ending of the novel? What a surprise! It turns out that the necklace Mathilde borrowed is fake! Even 500 yuan is not worth it, but she still has a real necklace worth more than 40,000 yuan. So, Mathilde lived painfully for ten years.
However, if the novel is written in reverse: Mathilde is a happy poor woman, she is beautiful, her husband loves her very much, she is not hungry, and she is healthy ... One day, someone invited her to a party, and she lost the necklace she borrowed from her friend. She went to tell her friend, and the friend said, "Never mind, it's fake!" " ..... Do you think this novel is completely boring? Yes, if life is always happy without pain and frustration, then happiness may also become unhappiness.
Therefore, Mo Bosang made good use of the twists and turns created by "pain", making the novel full of interest and showing human greed and rich philosophy.
After reading the necklace 12, I will never forget to be a kind and honest person since I saw the raindrop necklace.
Why? Because this book mainly tells that Laura was cute when she was a child, Mr. Beifeng fell in love with her as soon as he saw her. Therefore, every time Laura has a birthday, Mr. Beifeng will send her a new raindrop. Meg, a classmate with a particularly bad heart, learned about it. Especially jealous, she let the mouse steal the necklace and sell it to the Arab businessman, who gave it to the Arab princess! Laura was very sad when she found out and looked everywhere. When she knew that she had been taken to the other side of the sea by a businessman, she took a dolphin to Arabia thousands of miles away. She met the princess in the garden of the palace and asked her to return the necklace to her. The princess refused. At this moment, Mr. Beifeng came and took out a new raindrop. Seeing this, the princess believed that Laura had returned the necklace to her and they became good friends. Mr. Beifeng strung new raindrops on the necklace and put them around Laura's neck. Mr. Beifeng was very angry when he learned what had happened. He blew so loudly that he finally blew down Meg's roof. When the princess knew the function of the necklace, she asked Laura to help them rain. Laura agreed without thinking. Laura will come to help them keep out the rain every year.
I want to be as honest as a princess and as kind as Laura. There will be many good friends in this way. If the princess is hypocritical and dishonest, she can't be Laura's friend, and her request for rain can't get Laura's help. If Meg has a kind heart, she can be Laura's friend. How does Mr. Beifeng blow his friend's roof? This story tells us that it is very important to be a kind and honest person!
After reading the necklace 13, people should have pursuits when they are alive, and pursue ideals rooted in their hearts. However, there is a gap between reality and people's ideals, which is also a very real and natural thing, thus creating a "survival dilemma", thus showing the real and typical survival background of real life.
My ideal is beautiful, as long as it doesn't interfere with others, this pursuit process will be a noble spiritual process. "Dissatisfaction with the status quo and the desire for change is a valuable spirit, and it is this spirit that keeps mankind moving forward. Therefore, it is understandable that Mrs. Loizai pursues her dreams. "
Li Yinhe, Wang Xiaobo's wife and sociologist, recalled a passage when she was young: "In the past, there were three motivations that inspired me to do things: vanity, idealism and blind enthusiasm; The third is to gain social status in the past. ……"
This is not easy for ordinary people to accept. "Vanity" is a derogatory term, but it can "inspire" people to work hard, so as to get impressive results and stand at an enviable high point of success, so as to get the pleasure of life.
There may be other answers to the reasons for encouraging enterprising, such as for parents, for the motherland and for survival, but isn't vanity, everyone's potential psychology, also an answer?
Necklace reflection 14 If she is not beautiful and moving, maybe she can be content with the status quo, be a good wife and mother, take care of housework conscientiously and run a warm family nest.
If she was born into a noble family, maybe she can have her own Prince Charming, live in an old wall-hung spacious living room with exquisite woodwork and rare antiques, and enjoy an elegant and luxurious life.
If she didn't have a rich girlfriend, maybe she wouldn't be "sad, regretful, disappointed, miserable" or "crying all day".
If she hadn't received that expensive invitation, maybe he and she could still live an ordinary but beautiful relaxed life as usual.
If she hadn't borrowed the necklace, maybe even if she only wore a flower on her head, she would have become the focus of the dance. Such an ingenious nature may attract more attention, and she can still live a happy life after the dance.
If the necklace is not lost, maybe she can keep that fantastic dance in her heart as a beautiful memory and continue to live her life. I just hope she understands the gap between people and doesn't push her luck.
if ...
Reality is always reality, even if it is only the reality in the novel, the past will pass. Even if there are thousands of ifs, they can't change the past bit by bit. It's not a promise, and there is no time machine. Time will not be reversed, just like her strong "longing" for the upper class. "Magic is born by heart, and it is just without desire. Choice is also an art. Who knows whether it is "magic" or controlling "desire"? Who knows how strange and changeable life is? The smallest thing can ruin you and make you perfect! "
Thinking about Necklace 15 Necklace is a short story by French writer Mo Bosang, which is in middle school textbooks. At that time, the understanding of the novel was carried out under the guidance of the teacher: the novel satirized Mrs. Mathilde's vanity and pursuit of pleasure, and profoundly exposed the poison of bourgeois thought to people.
Reading the necklace again, what impressed me was the couple's feelings of sharing weal and woe. They are a happy couple, which makes people envy and respect them. Losing the necklace can fulfill Mathilde and turn her from a vain woman who doesn't know when to be blessed into a pure, noble, hardworking and strong housewife. I saw comedy in this tragic story.
They didn't escape from reality, but bravely took it. Instead of blaming and complaining to each other, they faced each other together.
The "unfortunate disaster" of losing the necklace and the "terrible debt" of paying off the necklace did not crush the couple. The couple showed us their kindness, honesty and personality charm. Mathilde is a woman from external image beauty to internal spiritual beauty, a woman from dislocation to reset, and finally find herself.
Imagine what would happen if the husband complained, criticized and accused his wife blindly? At that time, Mathilde could have sold his soul and body with beauty and beauty without having to pay ten years of hardships. Isn't it because of her husband's kindness and kindness that she is willing to suffer?
In today's society, the foundation of marriage is relatively weak. Can't we learn from it? As long as the husband and wife are of one mind and one mind, there is no difficulty that they can't get through. Love is stronger than gold. Let's cherish the people around us and don't drive our lovers away.