"There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people" is what Shakespeare said. Everyone has a different feeling when reading the book "Hamlet", that is, everyone who reads "Hamlet" has a different feeling. Each book has its own understanding.

Original text "There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes".

The meaning of this sentence is: in literary appreciation, readers with different life experiences have different evaluations of people and objects in the same work.

Hamlet is a tragic hero. He always adheres to his principles. Even if he is full of revengeful anger, he does not abuse violence. He went from full of confidence to confusion to determination in life. In the process of training, he improved himself through personal experience and his own thinking.

During the training, he became stronger, no longer hesitant, and decisive in doing things. He wanted to change his destiny through his own struggle. In the end, although he avenged his father, he was still killed by a traitor for justice, and his wish came true. He died for justice, and his death was great, but it also made people feel regretful and regretful.

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Creative background

At the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, Britain was in the transition period from the feudal system to the capitalist system. A huge turning point in the course of British history.

During the prosperous period of Elizabeth's reign, the bourgeoisie supported the royal power, and the royal power took advantage of the bourgeoisie. Not only did the two sides not oppose each other, they also formed a temporary alliance. Due to the relatively stable political situation, social productivity has developed rapidly. Although the development of this new capitalist production relationship accelerated the collapse of feudal society, it still relied on the ruthless exploitation of peasants.

After James I succeeded to the throne, autocratic centralization was further implemented, and the resistance of the bourgeoisie and working people was severely suppressed. Social contradictions further intensified, which fundamentally shook the feudal order, and at the same time prepared the conditions for the British bourgeois revolution in the seventeenth century. Shakespeare's creation was a profound reflection of the art of this era.