Ideal is the lofty pursuit of human spiritual life. It is a beacon and illuminates our way forward. With ideals, we can find the right direction on the road of life and go on firmly. Ideal is our deepest belief and belief, which can stimulate our potential and drive us to make constant efforts to realize the value of life.
Ideal is of great significance to personal growth and development. An ideal person will cherish time more, study hard and constantly improve his ability and quality. In the face of difficulties and setbacks, they will not give up easily, but will strengthen their faith and go forward bravely. It is because of their ideals that many great people can leave a deep impression in the long river of history.
Ideals also play a positive role in promoting social development. If everyone has the same ideals and beliefs, a country and nation will be full of vitality and hope. Many great civilizations and progress in history were achieved by a group of people with ideals working together.
Tolstoy is one of the greatest Russian writers in the19th century. His works profoundly reflected the social reality at that time and had a far-reaching influence on later generations. His life is full of legends.
Tolstoy began to contact literary creation when he was a teenager. His first work is a short story. 1875 graduated from the Oriental Department of Moscow University, majoring in philosophy and history. However, instead of becoming a scholar, he decided to devote himself to literature.
Tolstoy's works mainly focus on human destiny and social problems, and his novels are famous for their profound description and unique views on human nature. His representative works include War and Peace, Anna karenin and Resurrection. These works are not only popular in Russia, but also have achieved great success in the world.
Tolstoy's life was full of controversy. His views and works aroused strong social repercussions at that time, especially on church, morality and government issues. He has been persecuted for his speech many times and even forced into exile. However, this did not stop him from paying attention to and criticizing social problems.
Tolstoy began to believe in Buddhism in his later years and gave up secular life. He died on 19 10 at the age of 82. Although his life was full of ups and downs and controversies, his works and thoughts still had a far-reaching impact on the world, making him a master in the history of world literature.