Why is Harry Potter so popular?

<>1.It is very interesting and rich in elements

As oneFocusing on magic, wizarding elementsAs soon as it was published, it was irresistible and became popular all over the world. First of all, it's not just people's love for magical elements, there are many things that can't be achieved in real life, so people pin their hopes on magic, superpowers, etc. That's why people are particularly interested in magic, and not just for teenagers, but in today's increasingly stressful society, many adults are also very fond of superpower magic.

This makes Harry Potter very interesting. Secondly, asEuropean and American countries advocate individual heroism, superheroesHarry Potter is such a worldWriting TeamCollaborate, tell about loveThe ** of such a theme will naturally attract a large number of people to like it.

2.The plot is vivid and the story is strange

From the beginning of the story, Harry Potter has established a story background in which the grand wizarding world and the real world coexist but do not interfere with each otherReverie of magic and reality。It also shaped the strange identity background of the three Harry and told the story around the adventures of the three. And every time the story comes to the high level, it must be when Harry, the chosen son, meets Voldemort, the enemy of his life.

Every time I see this, I feel like my heart is being pinched.

3.The characters are emotionally rich and have their own characteristics

The people in Harry Potter are all vivid characters, and my favorite in it is Professor Snape, and even I don't like English, and I also like to imitate Professor Snape in the second middle school, and Professor Snape has always been a setting of both good and evil in the first few films, and even many times it is similar to the feeling of a villain, but if you think about it carefully, although there is a suspicion of targeting Harry, they are all silently guarding Harry, and they only know this tragic character in the end. There's also the deep friendship of the three Harry, Dumbledore's great mind, Voldemort's complex emotions, and even the house-elf Kreacher. All the vivid characters are moldedIt's made to perfection.

To sum up, it is no accident that Harry Potter is liked by so many people and can become an instant hit.

Reason 1: Potter insisted on defeating Voldemort in the endIn the 7 books, Harry Potter took seven years to go from a weak man to a strong man, and Hermione Ron and others went through thousands of hardships and dangers to sabotage Voldemort's several plots, and finally killed him.

Two: Harry Potter's self-sacrifice, in the last book, Harry resolutely chooses to let himself be killed by Voldemort after knowing that he is a Horcrux inadvertently created by Voldemort in order to destroy Voldemort's soul.

Three Filial Piety: Harry obtained the world's most powerful magic wand after defeating Voldemort, but in the end he chose to destroy the magic battle and let the weapon of death disappear from this world, showing his dislike for fame and fortune.

Four: Harry loves his classmates and friends. In the Goblet of Fire match, Harry chooses to help others after seeing Cedric Diggory trapped by vines in the final, showing that friendship is more important than competition. In the Deathly Hallows, he is in the Room of Need, and also rescues Malte and his allies.

Five: Harry has a kind heart. In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, when he learns that Peter is the one who betrayed his parents and caused them to die, he chooses to kill him instead of wanting the law to punish him.

There are many answers in the heart of every Harbin fan. Harry Potter has built another wizarding world, a world with order, logic, a society in which wizards and wizards live, and a complete system of its own. Foreshadowing is planted everywhere, secrets are hidden everywhere, and we are relishing and having fun, and we are shuttling around in the story.

Rowling's profundity is evident. Even if it's just the name of the character, there are a lot of mythological allusions and allegorical allusions in it, implying the character's character and fate, which is very interesting to interpret.