A Doll's House (also translated as Nora or Puppet Family) is a three-act play by Ibsen, a famous Norwegian playwright. The heroine Nora is beautiful and kind. Her husband Han Ermao used to be a lawyer and will be the manager of a joint-stock bank after the New Year. Han Ermao loves his wife and affectionately calls her "bird" and "little squirrel". They have three children, and the family lives a happy and comfortable life on the surface.
Nora's girlfriend, Mrs Dānlín, came to see us. They didn't meet in 1989. Nora told her a big story that she kept from her husband: after Nora got married for a year, Han Ermao had a low status and little income. In order to earn more money, he worked hard and became seriously ill. The doctor told Nora privately that he would be in danger unless he was sent to the south to recuperate. In order to treat her husband, Nora didn't want her seriously ill father to give her any more trouble. In desperation, she forged her father's signature, borrowed a sum of money from Crotet, a bank clerk, and the whole family went to Italy. After Han Er recovered from his illness, the whole family returned to Norway. In order to pay off the debt, Nora not only saved the family, but also found odd jobs and silently shared family responsibilities.
Before Han Ermao took office in the bank, he was dismissed because he was dissatisfied with Crotti. Kailuotai begged Nora to persuade Han Ermao to leave him in the bank. Nora thinks it is difficult for her to do this. He bears a grudge for this and writes to Han Ermao, accusing Nora of forging her father's signature to borrow money from him, but not telling her husband. Nora thought her husband loved her and said, "I always hope that something dangerous threatens you so that I can sacrifice everything to save you." Now she will definitely stand up and take responsibility without thinking. But this "miracle" did not appear. When Han Ermao learned the truth, he flew into a rage and scolded Nora for being shameless, a sinner, a liar and a person who ruined her future. I don't even sympathize with Nora's death, but accuse her of putting on airs. Later, the creditor automatically returned the IOU, and Han Ermao knew that he was not at risk, so he resumed his usual gentleness towards Nora.
Nora thus recognized her husband's selfish, hypocritical, insignificant and cowardly bourgeois nature, and realized that she had never been on an equal footing with Han Ermao at home for eight years, just a clay doll and a rag doll. She woke up, no longer "disbelieved in the book" and didn't believe in the idols she used to worship-religion, law, family and ethics. She said: "The laws of the country are different from what I imagined, but I don't believe those laws are correct." She wants to know "whether society is right or I am right". In order to learn to be a real person, Nora resolutely walked out of this "doll's house", and the whole play ended with the sound of slamming the door from downstairs.
Brief introduction of henrik ibsen l828 ~ 1906:
A famous Norwegian playwright and poet. 1828 was born on March 20th, 2008 in a wealthy timber merchant's family in Sheehan, the southeast coast of Norway. When I was 8 years old, my family moved to a small farm in northern Shane because my father went bankrupt. 16 years old, forced by life, went to the southern coast alone and worked as an apprentice in a drugstore. After heavy work, he studied hard and delved into literary and artistic creation. 185 1 year, Ibsen was hired as the director of Bergen Theatre on the recommendation of a friend. From 65438 to 0857, he was transferred to the Capital Theatre as a director. The theater went bankrupt on 1862. He borrowed money to make ends meet, but he still worked tirelessly. 1864 After the war broke out between Denmark and Prussia, he lived in Rome and other places for a long time. 27 years later, 189 1, Ibsen returned to China to settle down. 1906 died in Oslo, Norway.
Ibsen is an outstanding representative of modern realistic drama in Europe. His outstanding contribution is that he held high the banner of realism and democracy and created a doubtful thought in the era when European realistic drama declined and naturalism and decadent literature were rampant. A type of "social drama" with the basic artistic characteristics of debating dialogue and reviewing skills.
Ibsen wrote his first play Kettering in 1850, and published his last play When We Wake Up After Death in 1899. In the 50-year creative career, * * * has published 25 plays, including poetic plays, tragedies, comedies, historical plays and problem plays. His plays have a wide range of themes, profound thoughts and exquisite artistic skills, which have had a far-reaching impact on world drama and are known as the "father of modern drama". His creative practice and social influence can also be compared with Shakespeare, Moliere and other drama masters.