Chaplin's social attribute is the lower class. He grew up at the bottom of Britain and had a brother. His father and mother were artists, but his father died early and his mother later became a psychopath. Chaplin has been working as an actor since he was a child, and laughing is a last resort. His hard life is also the basis and material for most of his later works. It can be said that each of his works reflects the deep poverty and helplessness, bitterness and hardship of the British working people.

Chaplin didn't become famous until he went to America. He has never emigrated in his life and has always been a British citizen. What kind of person he is, in fact, it is difficult to judge, because life is ups and downs, it is difficult to say that he is really him, but I think the shadow of childhood can not be erased in one's heart, so Chaplin's childhood should be taken into account. He later went to America, where he became rich and got a job. Of course, his mind will change, but his fragile self-esteem is still hard to change. In fact, Chaplin is a very fragile person because of his childhood.

Later, in the United States, his love history was not smooth. All kinds of failed marriages have a lot to do with his personality, and of course he finally met Una. In fact, it is hard to say how loyal the love between Una and Chaplin is, because Chaplin was very, very old at that time, and people naturally had different views and pursuits of love when they were old. Judging from his changeable love view, he is still very fragile.

Chaplin's greatest feature is his firm stand on World War II. It looks really decent now. At that time, the Second World War began. As an Englishman, I live in America. Chaplin's safety is actually very secure. But he volunteered to take risks and made the famous and his first audio film The Great Dictator. Hitler was still alive. Dare to satirize him so much and brag about the Jewish nation many times in public. His firm anti-war and peace-loving attitude towards World War II is great and a great peace advocate.

Of course, Chaplin is stubborn, because others advised him to make a sound film for several years.

His love for work is beyond doubt, and the failure of marriage is self-evident, which is often related to his workaholism.

In a word, Chaplin is a fragile, brave and peace-loving artist.