Virginia Woolf is one of the famous British female writers, literary theorists and literary critics. Virginia Woolf was born on June 25th, 1882 and died on March 28th,194/. She died at 59. She is regarded as the pioneer of modernism and feminism in the 20th century. So what is Virginia Woolf's life like? What works did she leave for us to read? Virginia Woolf can be said to be one of the core figures in London's literary world and a representative of stream-of-consciousness literature, and her reputation at that time was also very famous. She is also a member of Bloomsbury School. Virginia Woolf's representative works include Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse.

1882 65438+1October 25th Virginia Woolf was born in England. Her father is a respected scholar, literary critic and biographer, from which we can see that Virginia Woolf's life is still deeply influenced by her father. 1895, Virginia Woolf's mother died. At that time, her mood was dignified. It can be said that she almost collapsed when she encountered such a thing. Nine years later, Virginia Woolf also died. This time, it hit her hard. In a few years, two close relatives died one after another. Virginia Woolf was so heartbroken that she even wanted to jump out of a window and commit suicide. This shows how much Virginia Woolf loves her parents. Virginia Woolf's life is tortuous. 1907, she moved to Fitzroy Square, started writing, and wrote her first novel, Sailing. She also had a brief engagement, but it didn't work out. Later, she married Leonard Woolf, and her first novel was not finished until 19 13, and then it was published.

The war lasted until 1940, and their house in London was bombed by German planes. After knowing the situation, the two men failed to negotiate to join the British war, so they chose to commit suicide to avoid the humiliation of fascist rule. 194 1, after the intermission, she had a premonition that it might recur again, so she left it to her husband and sister. This is the life story of Virginia Woolf.

Woolf (Adeline Virginia Woolf), born in 1882, was born in Kensington, London, England. Family is a scholarly family, and parents are famous scholars. When I was a child, my parents divorced, and my parents died at the age of 15, leaving a bunch of half-brothers. Unfortunately, being raped by my brother for a long time left a dark psychological shadow, which led to unconsciousness and often attempted suicide. The tragic experience of childhood laid the foundation for what kind of person Woolf is. 1897 didn't intend to publish a book review in the newspapers, but it became a fire, received rave reviews, and became a teacher in the school. After 1906, I gradually met a group of talented and thoughtful academic scholars, which made Woolf knowledgeable and gradually developed into a literary center, the famous broomes Bury Group. This group includes Leonard Woolf, art critic clive bell, biographer, literary and artistic creator Litton Strachey and so on. The influence of joining this group determines what kind of person Woolf is. Woolf gradually opened her heart and merged into the normal world, which made her forget her unhappy childhood experience in a short time. The small achievements in literature made her confident, thoughtful and gained friendship. Let her know more about the concept of equality and freedom, and also make her future works more exquisite.

From 1907, Woolf began to write Voyage to 1927 To the Lighthouse, during which Woolf got married. From the initial work to the peak, Woolf's character is still sensitive. Some commentators say that "she has been wandering in elegance and madness all her life." Repeated attacks and attempted suicide. Finally, he committed suicide and jumped into the river at 194 1. What kind of person is Woolf? Her fans say she loves her mystery, and her husband Leonard loves her pessimism and strength. In short, everyone will have a definition of Woolf.