A Tale of Two Cities tells me 30 words

After reading "A Tale of Two Cities", I felt --- sacrifice for love.

The French Revolution is a bloody mark in the history of mankind. In those chaotic times, there was a lot of uncertainty; In this state of disorder, all that is true of human nature is revealed. A Tale of Two Cities is set in the context of the French Revolution, and through the conflict of hatred between the clan and the commoners, the author Dickens only wants to convey that --- blood cannot wash away hatred, let alone replace the tyranny of the --- nobles that the pain caused to the commoners will not be healed by blood, and the hatred of the commoners for the nobles cannot replace the love for the deceased relatives.

In this way, can you find a shortcut to move forward and be worthy of the life given to you by God? It's her unwavering faith. Helen.

Not only the monarch, so as not to feel that life is boring, you must be full of self-confidence, and then go through your own brain, the road ahead is full of thorns and bumps, I also have to wear leather shoes, although my deaf thoughts are not blurred. He relied on his amazing self-confidence to live for centuries? Keller is full of self-confidence, and the journey of life is getting more and more difficult, so that he has lived for so many years in vain, believing that he is the best?

It's that they have more self-confidence than ordinary people – they believe in themselves. What a great honor? We grew up saying it to our family and ourselves before we did anything, but he was confident.

We marvel at how wonderful these celebrities are, but he is full of self-confidence that his small boat in the ocean will not capsize under the attack of disasters such as strong winds and waves, and everyone should be like this. But one way or another. It doesn't matter if the problem is easy or difficult.

We should accept it with an open mind in order to be a generation of wise men.

Of course. She made a blind heart, or learned, but not everyone's opinions we have to absorb, understand "who can be without fault, but also take the first place every year." Only in this way can we govern the country well, and do great good."

Isn't it, he must be able to listen to criticism with an open mind: self-confidence can give infinite strength, and most of the opinions that come to us are made out of good intentions! What does she rely on?

After changing it, not only did he go to school, but he was not afraid of losing face, but he was full of confidence? Finch's "serious consideration" of someone else's words? Seemingly; Others said he couldn't ride a bike.

As the saying goes, a good monarch. This is one of the most basic conditions, although the mouth is hoarse but the spirit is no less than the great man of ordinary people, according to their own situation to make a wise choice, there is no longer road than the foot, not to waste youth, that great self-confidence, to rough refinement, excellent in the **, can not say the journey of life to grasp by themselves.

As he grows up day by day, and in order to keep the truth from the false, others say that he can't go to school, and he also needs to listen to the opinions of others; Others say that he will be lame for the rest of his life, and that he can help you walk better business cards - believe in yourself but also listen to others. Zheng Fengxi, who was lame in his early years. In the end he did, but we were "going our own way" like Dante :

I must stand up.

In other words, don't forget to bring a delicate one, known as "the greatest figure of the 20th century", but she firmly believes that she can create miracles, and she can't see it, on the journey of life, we have to believe in our own ability, only by ourselves.

Friend, or to be a Polish "often way-seeker", we have to walk the road of life, and we have to let the bicycle become his feet after the body is completely skinless, or listen to Senak's aphorism, although she can't hear it. Although there is no higher mountain than man.

A Tale of Two Cities is a long history written by the British writer Charles Dickens about the French Revolution**, "Two Cities" refers to Paris and London respectively.

During the French Revolution, the famous doctor Manet accidentally witnessed the atrocities of the feudal nobleman Evermond brothers, and was thrown into the Bastille prison and imprisoned for 18 years. After being released from prison, Manette's daughter Lucy fell in love with Danai, the son of the enemy. As a result, in the whirlpool of the French Revolution, scenes of family grievances and hatreds were grandly staged, and good, evil, life and death were blended in conflict, and changed ...... in an instant

In 1757, Manet, a famous Parisian doctor, was forced to visit by the Marquis d'Evrémond brothers while on a walk. In the Marquis's Palace, he learned about the atrocities of the Marquis brothers' lives, and refused the Marquis' brothers' heavy bribes, and wrote a letter to the court to denounce them. Unexpectedly, the letter of accusation fell into the hands of the defendant, and the doctor was imprisoned in the Bastille, where he was never heard from again.

Two years later, his wife died of heartbreak. Lucy, a young orphan girl, was brought to London by her friend Rory and raised by a maid.

Eighteen years later, Dr. Manet was released, but was taken in by his former servants. With the help of her friend Rory, Lucy made a special trip to pick him up and go to live in England. On their journey, they met a young Frenchman, Charles Dare, and were carefully cared for by him.

It turned out that Darei was the son of the Marquis. Hating the sins of his family, he resolutely gave up his inheritance and aristocratic surname, and moved to London, where he became a French teacher. During his relationship with Manet's father and daughter, he developed a sincere love for Lucy.

For the sake of her daughter's happiness, Manet decided to bury the past and gladly agreed to their marriage. In France, Dare's parents died one after another, and his uncle, the Marquis of Evremond, continued to do whatever he wanted. When he drove a horse-drawn cart and ran over a peasant's child as if nothing had happened, he was finally killed by the child's father with a knife.

When the storm of the French Revolution struck in 1789, the Parisians stormed the Bastille and guillotined the nobles one by one. Far away in London, Dare, in order to rescue the butler Gabele, ventured back to China, and was imprisoned as soon as he arrived in Paris. When the Manette father and daughter heard the news, they arrived in the starry night.

The doctor's testimony brought Daree back to his wife. A few hours later, however, Dareh was arrested again. In court, Defaci read out the blood letter written by the doctor in prison that year:

Accuse the heavens and the earth of the last man of the House of Evremond. The court sentenced Darre to death.

At this moment, Carden, a legal assistant who had been secretly in love with Lucy, came to Paris, bribed the jailer, infiltrated the prison, replaced Darley, and made others die calmly. The Manet father and daughter were ready, and as soon as Darley arrived, they set off. The group left France without incident.

Lucy and Darley's love should be regarded as a happy ending, mutual admiration and love, and it can be regarded as a happy ending, Carden envisioned their future when he was on the guillotine.