Lady Macbeth: a sinister, ambitious, and vicious woman. Princess Cordelia: kind, filial, honest, pursuing life, and believing in the existence of truth. Desmondina: innocent, sincere, and loyal. , devoted to her husband, kind and tolerant Ophelia: pure and innocent, dedicated to love, unable to withstand blows, vulnerable, a victim of feudal patriarchal love, an innocent victim of conspiracy

Shakespeare's works The female figures are human angels, they are so graceful and have no color at all. Ophilia in "Hamlet" is a sweet and melancholy song floating in a dream. She is naturally passionately in love with Hamlet, but from Hamlet's frantic language, she feels that everything is incredible. Her delicate soul could not bear the blow of reality, her ideals were disillusioned, and her spirit fell into madness. She sang the old love song, weaved garlands, and died in the stream. Ophilia is a symbol of pure love. Desdemona in "Othello" is a beautiful and pure woman. Praise in pen and ink cannot fully describe her benefits. She dared to break through the worldly prejudices and privately married a strong Moor. However, she was unreasonably treated by him. of jealousy. She died at the hands of her beloved, but she never blamed her "kind husband" until her death. Here we see a kind of transcendent nature's forgiveness, which is certainly a manifestation of steadfast and brave love, but we can feel the painful symbolic revelation from it, that is, pure beauty is destroyed by primitive power for no reason. Cordelia in "King Lear" is a simple girl. She lives in her own ideal world from beginning to end, and treats evil forces with innocence and kindness. Her tragic ending is sympathetic. Therefore, we can say that Cordelia is a symbol of purity and goodness.