Every literary university will be remembered by the world because of its excellent works and contributions to literature. Its image can always be gradually shaped into greatness and respected because of its wonderful works. However, there is still an unknown side to its life. Just like "A Dream of Red Mansions" in China, Shakespeare is also an unsolved mystery in the West. This great playwright has an unshakable supreme position in western culture, and his influence is everywhere. However, he did not leave any letters, diaries or manuscripts when he was alive, and his contemporaries did not record him. People never knew his true identity, and even whether the name "Shakespeare" was a real name or a pseudonym could not be verified. However, Stephen Grimblantt, a leading figure in western academic circles, "deduced" a new Shakespeare from the clues of Shakespeare's works, restored his earthly life, and caused a sensation. He came from a remote town, had no college education and no prominent family background, but in a short time he became the greatest playwright who will always be remembered and the most outstanding representative of western culture. His name is William, and Will is his nickname, which also means desire. Desire, determination, will ... Perhaps this is the motivation and source why he became "Shakespeare".

A few centuries ago, a priest with a goose feather pen wrote in the register of the parish of Stratford, central England, "Jone Shakespeare's son was baptized on April 26th, 1564". The child was later named "william shakespeare". When I was a child, Will's family was relatively rich. His father, John, was a leather goods dealer and engaged in wool business. He once served as the mayor and was a public figure in the local area. But his signature will only be marked all his life, and so will his wife Mary. Therefore, they placed great expectations on their eldest son Will. At the age of 7, they sent him to the "King's New School" in the town to learn Latin. At that time, Latin was a symbol of culture and upbringing, and it was also a "stepping stone" to enter the upper class. At school, the teacher asked the students to perform plays in Latin, so Will had the opportunity to learn acting at an early age. Troupe companies often visit the town and put on many traditional plays, especially moral plays to persuade people. The theme is "If you do more injustice, you will die". Sometimes, actors also play abstract "human beings", "youth" or "evil deeds", which are used for reference in Shakespeare's plays in the future, such as "rumor" in Henry IV wearing a robe full of tongues and "time" with an hourglass in Winter's Story. In many of his plays, the evil side is always punished and culpable of punishment. On traditional festivals, people can make a lot of noise, and men, women and children run to the Woods to have fun all night. These folk customs, which are deeply rooted in the middle of England, combine nobility and rudeness beautifully, and have a far-reaching influence on Shakespeare's imagination, leaving these traces in many of his plays. For example, in A Midsummer Night's Dream, lovers meet in the Woods of Athens. There are two things that probably had a big impact on young Will. At the age of 11, Queen Elizabeth I once toured the central part of England surrounded by a large number of followers. The grand scene and the excitement of the king's arrival made him obsessed with the extraordinary charm of the king all his life, so that he spent most of his writing imagining the lives of kings, nobles and gentlemen and indulging in the sweet expectation of privileges. When he was almost 13 years old, his family began to decline. The dream of revival haunted Shakespeare all his life. In his plays, he repeatedly showed a strong desire to recover his lost property, title and identity. However, Shakespeare was not frustrated because he couldn't go to Oxford or Cambridge. On the contrary, family changes made him gain the ability to survive earlier. Since I was a child, I helped my father manage his own business, such as making gloves and buying wool, which made images of gloves, leather and wool appear frequently in his plays. Romeo's desire to be the glove worn by Juliet impressed the audience deeply.

When he was about 2 years old, Shakespeare left town for London. In the first few years, it is said that Shakespeare's occupation in London was as a handyman, watching horses for the audience at the gate of the theater. Later, he was employed by the troupe, doing odd jobs, playing supporting roles, being a lyricist, and doing everything. He quickly seized the opportunity. At that time, London was a "fair that lasted for years". In the cruel commercial performances, in order to survive, the troupe had to attract more people to the theater and constantly put on new plays. Shakespeare's creative talents just come into play. At that time, the most popular playwright in England was christopher marlowe, whose play "Tiemuer" shocked England. Shakespeare was greatly encouraged when he learned that Marlowe was also born in a small town, and his father was not a rich gentleman, but an ordinary craftsman. Obviously because of Marlowe, he made an extremely important decision in his life: not only to make a living as an actor, but also to try to write plays. He is determined to write an epic like Marlowe, and it is an English epic. Shakespeare's "Henry VI" was staged in London, and the audience flocked to it. The performance was a great success. From then on, he became a rare playwright who could survive by writing plays. It is said that his creation is extremely relaxed and accomplished in one go, and no matter what he writes, he doesn't have to delete a line. Shakespeare's income is getting richer and richer, and he has become a shareholder in the theater. In 1599, the most luxurious theatre, the Globe Theatre, was built in London. Shakespeare was one of the few investors and owned 1/1 of the shares in the theatre. He also bought some industries in his hometown, and successfully applied for the squire's coat of arms for his father, fulfilling the dream of family rejuvenation.

falling in love with a man Shakespeare's career in London was at its peak, while his wife and children stayed in Stratford. At the age of 18, he married Anne Hathaway, 26, and six months later, his daughter Susanna was born. It is said that he regretted this very much, so he repeatedly told the audience in his own plays that it is very important to remain chaste before marriage. In Twelfth Night, Duke Ossino also suggested: "A woman should choose a man older than her, so that she can get along with him and not lose her husband's favor." However, under the social conditions at that time, no matter what kind of marriage relationship, it must be maintained for a lifetime. Shakespeare therefore chose to live apart. His imagination and experience of love are outside marriage. In Shakespeare's works, desire can be seen everywhere. He created two greatest lovers, Romeo and Juliet, Anthony and Cleopatra. The former is a spoony boy and girl, and the latter is a noble middle-aged adulterer to express his dream of love. Besides, the love poems written by Shakespeare are unprecedented in complexity and enthusiasm. That series of sonnets is about the complicated relationship between him and a handsome young man and a dark-skinned woman. That young man is the Earl of Southampton, and Shakespeare's two long poems Venus and adonis (1593) and the Disgrace of Lucius (1594) are dedicated to him. This "young and absurd" earl spends his time at the theatre every day. He hates marriage. He was fined 5, pounds for refusing to marry the granddaughter of the Queen's Finance Minister, which made the family panic, so they asked Shakespeare to write poems to persuade them. In the poem, Shakespeare did not exhort the earl of narcissism. On the contrary, he said, you are not narcissistic enough. Look at yourself in the mirror. Why don't you give this beautiful face a wonderful replica? "No woman can be sincere and don't want you to reclaim her virgin land". The problem is that Shakespeare urged young people to make women pregnant, but he fell in love with the young man because of his "peerless beauty", which made men dizzy and shocked women. The poem says, "You have a woman's face, which was sculpted by the creator himself, you, my beloved mistress and lover ..." The poet imagined that the creator wanted to make a woman when he created him, but because he liked his work too much, he added something by mistake, which made the poet unable to satisfy his desire. What the hell happened between them? Who is that dark-skinned woman? People don't know But these poems imply that he loves a man, but this man does not belong to him; He has lust for a woman, but he hates her very much. Many years have passed, and the past * * * and desires may have turned into peace. One day in 161, Shakespeare retired from London and finally returned to his wife who had been left out for many years. However, in his will written before his death in 1616, he left all his property, including barns, stables, orchards and land, to his eldest daughter Susanna. The youngest daughter only got "a silver gilded bowl" because the man she married obviously disappointed Shakespeare, who was younger than her age, and got other women pregnant. As for Anne, his wife of 34 years, Shakespeare only inserted one sentence in his will: Leave my second best bed and bedding to my wife.