The two images of The Hypocrite , the theme idea of The Hypocrite ?

The play "The Hypocrite" is sharp in its confrontation with the hypocrisy that pervades the aristocratic high society, especially at the reactionary ecclesiastical forces. It is precisely because the play "The Hypocrite" violently attacks the hypocrisy and vices that pervade the court and the church, and touches the sore spots of "heaven" and earthly rulers, that it has been suppressed, besieged, and banned by reactionary groups. This is precisely the essence of "The Hypocrite" becoming an immortal work with a deep people's nature.

"The Hypocrite" is a masterpiece of Molière's comedy, and the image of the man in the play he created in the play, because his character has a strong generalization, his character has a distinct character of the times, and his behavior has a great deception, so it leaves a deep impression on people. Since the comedy was staged, Tatius has become synonymous with the outwardly sanctimonious "hypocrite" who is in fact wolf-hearted.

The main idea is to satire the selfishness of feudal society through a false believer destroying other people's marriages and beautiful and happy lives, exposing their ugly hearts, and educating people to be good!

The figure of the hypocrite was first proposed in ancient Chinese culture. The so-called hypocrite refers to a character who looks very literate and personable on the outside, but in fact is very ugly on the inside, and his behavior is also very hypocritical and cunning. To a certain extent, the image of a hypocrite reflects the hypocrisy and ugliness of the Chinese scholar class in a specific period, and at the same time reveals the contradictions and complexities of human nature itself.

If we look at it from today's perspective, the image of the hypocrite is not confined to China, it exists in cultural systems around the world, but it may manifest itself in slightly different ways and conditions. Hypocrites are those who hide their true thoughts under the surface of hypocrisy, such as those who are very kind and enthusiastic on the surface, but are in fact extremely selfish and ill-intentioned on the inside. These people are often very good at disguising who they really are, and are often able to recreate their image from social activities, actions, and verbal conversations.

But in reality, their true thoughts are only hidden behind the superficial glossy appearance, and only a very small number of people can see their true colors.

An in-depth analysis of the image of the hypocrite can help us to understand more deeply the complex contradictions and deep-seated desires in human nature. As ordinary people, we also need to be wary of our actions and thoughts, and remain true and honest. We all need to be aware of the hypocrisy and cunning that can exist in those superficial social activities, professional careers and personal relationships, and at the same time insist on respecting and trusting those who are real, honest and honest.

Therefore, the figure of the hypocrite is not just a historical concept, but a symbol and symbol that still resonates in today's society. Through in-depth analysis and reflection on the image of hypocrites, we can better understand the contradictions and complexities in human nature, and at the same time, we can also look at social relationships and interpersonal interactions more rationally, so as to better cope with various challenges and dilemmas in real life. <>