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Volume 3: With a blow of destiny, the king appears. Chapter 11: A man who is free and knowledgeable, with a reputation and a conscience.

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    It's like "The Drunken Dragon Resides on the Great Road of Emperor Luo". Ling Donglai, the supreme master who saw the King of Darkness exerting his highest skill in his life, praised him.  *Literature Hall*

    Ling Donglai was merciless, and instantly filled up his inner energy. "Zhengtian Shattered the Void" struck at the King of Darkness with one finger like an immortal finger of diamond. At the same time, Ji Tai transformed himself and avoided the King of Darkness's majestic Emperor Luo Dao Zui.  Longju¡¯s ultimate trick.

    It was too fast and too strong. The King of Darkness, who had lost the world of music and philosophy, could not avoid it. He was directly hit. His consciousness slowly dissipated and finally became nothingness.  The body fell and fell on the time and space of the Demonic Illustration.

    Ling Donglai waved his hand, and on a tomb it was written: "A man who is at ease and understanding - the King of Darkness. Ling Donglai's inscription."

    One of the Demon Guardians - Pushkin

    Alexander, Sergeyevich, and Pushkin (1799-1837) were famous Russian writers, considered by many to be Russia's greatest poets and the founders of modern Russian literature.

    The main representative of Russian romantic literature in the 19th century.  His representative works include the poems "Ode to Freedom", "To the Sea", "To Chadayev", etc., the verse novel "Yevgeny, Onegin", the novella "The Captain's Daughter", etc.

    Born in Moscow, he spent every summer from 1805 to 1810 with his grandmother in a village near Moscow.  These childhood life experiences were later reflected in his early poems.

    Pushkin studied for six years at the Imperial Academy in Tsarskoe Selo, an excellent academy established in 1811.  Today, this institute is called Pushkin Institute.

    During this period Pushkin experienced the war against Napoleon in 1812.  In 1815 Pushkin's first patriotic poem was published.  Although he was still a student at the time, he was admitted as a member of Arzamas, a literary society in St. Petersburg.

    This association opposed the conservative and rigid language prevailing at the time and promoted the Russian language.  Pushkin's early poems are full of life.

    In 1816, the style of his poetry suddenly changed, and elegies became his most important work.

    Pushkin graduated in 1817 and worked as secretary of the Diplomatic Association in Petersburg.  He often goes to the theater.  Attend the meeting in Arzamas.

    He also joined a literary and playwriting group called Green Light.  This group had certain connections with the groups among the nobility at that time that opposed the Tsarist regime.

    Although Pushkin did not participate in their political movement, he was good friends with many people in this movement, and the satirical poems he wrote were influenced by this movement.

    During this time he has been writing a long poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila", which he began while he was still in school.  In 1820 he completed this long poem.  But it was viewed very poorly by critics at the time.

    Pushkin got into trouble in the early 1820s with some of his satirical poems, in which he mocked people in power, such as the ministers of war and education.

    With the help of some powerful friends he was saved from being exiled to Siberia, but he still had to leave St. Petersburg.  He was deported to Crimea.  Until 1824 he lived in various places in southern Russia.

    Starting in 1823, he began to write the long poem "Eugene Onegin", which he did not complete until 1830.

    From 1824 to 1825 he lived at his parents' estate, during which time he had serious differences of opinion with his father.

    His tragedy "Boris Godunov" marked the beginning of his departure from the obsolete Russian poetry of the time.

    In 1826, after Tsar Nicholas I received him, he was allowed to live in Moscow and St. Petersburg again.  But the Tsar inspected his creation himself.  Both his work and his life were closely monitored.

    This is also reflected in the creation of "Eugene and Onegin".  Pushkin lived very unhappy during this time because he could not live according to his wishes.

    Pushkin got married in 1831. On the night of the wedding, the candle in Pushkin's hand suddenly went out, which shocked Pushkin, as if it foreshadowed his unfortunate future.

    After getting married, he and his wife moved to St. Petersburg.  Mrs. Natalya and Goncharova became famous beauties in St. Petersburg social circles at that time, and were known as the Swans of St. Petersburg. Their beauty made them popular in the Russian court at that time, and the Pushkin couple became frequent guests at court activities.

    However, this upper-class life increased Pushkin's financial burden. Although because of his fame and his closeness to his wife and the court, the Tsar allowed Pushkin to research documents in the Archives Bureau to facilitate the writing of "The History of Peter the Great."  But Pushkin remained deeply unhappy and often fought with others, often for trivial reasons.  His works during this period all reflect heavy mental pressure.

    It was not until 1836 that he was allowed to publish one of his own??'s literary magazine.  During this period, George Dantes, a French exiled royalist, fell madly in love with his wife Goncharova, and the two often met to dance together.  Later, Pushkin received an anonymous letter that insulted him, calling him a turtle.

    In 1837, Pushkin couldn't bear it anymore, for the sake of reputation.  He duels with Dantes and is severely wounded in the abdomen.  He died two days later. The newspaper at the time published: The sun of Russian poetry has set.

    Pushkin's poems and plays paved the way for popular language to enter Russian literature. His narrative style combines drama, romanticism and irony. This style has a profound influence on many Russian poets and is an important figure in Russian literature after him.  factor.

    His Romantic contemporaries included George Gordon Byron and Johann Wolfgang Goethe, and he was greatly influenced by the tragedies of Voltaire and William Shakespeare.

    In the history of Russian literature and in Russia, Pushkin enjoys a high status.  During his lifetime, Pushkin was quite confident in his achievements.  In his poem "The Monument" (1836), he wrote: I have built myself a monument not made with hands All great Russia will hear of me, and all languages ??will  Call my name,I will be respected and loved by the people for a long time:

    Because I aroused the good feelings of the people with my harp, because I sang the praises of freedom, and in my cruel times I appealed to sympathy for the dead.

    The famous critic Belinsky pointed out: Only from Pushkin did Russian literature begin.  Because in his poetry the pulse of Russian life beats.  Goncharov also called Pushkin the father and ancestor of Russian art, just as Lomonosov was the father of Russian science.

    Pushkin¡¯s major contribution lies in the creation of Russian literary language and the establishment of Russian language norms.

    Turgenev said: There is no doubt that he created our poetic language and our literary language.  Pushkin's contemporary and friend Gogol once said: When you mention Pushkin's name, you will immediately think of him as a Russian national poet  Like a dictionary, it contains all the treasures, power and flexibility of our language

    In him, Russian nature, Russian soul, Russian language, and Russian character are reflected so pure and beautiful.  Just like the scenery reflected on the protruding optical glass.

    In the creation of romantic lyric poems and narrative poems, Pushkin paid great attention to the perfect combination of written language and spoken language, widely absorbed the essence of folk language, made literature close to the life of the nation and the surrounding reality, and made unique contributions to the final formation of Russian literary language.  contribution.

    Herzen said.  In the cruel era of Nicholas I's reactionary rule, only Pushkin's loud and vast song sounded in the valley of slavery and suffering: this song inherited the past era, enriched today's days with a brave voice, and brought  Its voice is sent to the distant future.

    Plekhanov, Lunacharsky, Gorky and others also discussed Pushkin.  Gorky once pointed out: Pushkin's creation is a vast and dazzling torrent of poetry and prose.  In addition, he was the founder of the combination of romanticism and realism; this combination gave Russian literature a unique tone and appearance.

    Pushkin¡¯s works have been adapted into operas, dance dramas, dramas, children¡¯s plays and films by famous Russian artists.  His poems were turned into songs that are still popular today.

    The Institute of Russian Literature of the USSR Academy of Sciences (also known as the Pushkin House) is a center for Pushkin¡¯s private collection of books, manuscripts and research on Pushkin.

    There are Pushkin museums in Moscow and Leningrad.  There is the Pushkin House Memorial Museum in Leningrad.  The village of Mikhailovsk and the nearby village of Sanshan, as well as the Holy Mountain Monastery, where Pushkin is buried, have been converted into Pushkin cultural relics protection areas.

    In the Soviet Union, the study of Pushkin became Pushkinology.  Over the years, Pushkin's works have been collected and published.  There are also numerous research publications.

    His famous saying: There is no happiness, only freedom and peace.  Where the sword of law cannot reach, the whip of irony can certainly reach.

    Hope is the faithful sister of misfortune.  Sensitivity is not a proof of intelligence. Fools and even madmen can sometimes be extremely sensitive.  No matter it is a sentimental poem.  Beautiful article, still a joy in leisure time.  Nothing can replace an incredibly close friendship.

    Reading and learning are to build one's own thoughts and knowledge with the help of other people's thoughts and knowledge.  The influence of people is short and weak, but the influence of books is broad and far-reaching.

    Listening to the young girl¡¯s singing, the old man¡¯s heart becomes young.  A young conscience is as clear as a sunny day.  When the light smoke of youth curls away the joy of youth, then we can gain everything worth absorbings things.

    Cherishing clothes should start from the time when they are new, and cherishing reputation should start from childhood.

    The design and creation of the world should be centered on people, not on making money. People do not live with money as their object, but their object is often people.

    How happy is the person chosen by your lingering dreams and whims.  I once loved you: love may not have completely died in my heart, but I hope it won't bother you anymore, and I don't want to make you sad anymore.

    I have loved you silently and hopelessly, suffering both shyness and jealousy. I have loved you so sincerely and tenderly. May God bless you and may another be like you.  I love you the same.
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