The Last Mohican Man Feels After Reading It Wants an English Version

Introduction:

The author titled the book "The Last of the Mohicans," and it has a poignant and sad tone. The deaths of the upright and brave Mohican Enkas and the beautiful and kind Cora are also not without deeper implications; With their deaths, the virtues and pure feelings of their hearts have also died, leaving behind only the greedy, brutal malice and evil thoughts that have hung over the land of America.

Cooper has always been known for his depictions of thrilling scenes and natural scenes. In The Last of the Mohicans, he makes the most of the dense forests of unknowable threats and the mysterious Indian way of life to play up the romance. In his paintings, the forests and grasslands infested by the Indians are endowed with magnificent colors.

The structure of this book is complex and exquisite, the content is tense and vivid, the storyline is full of suspense, and the fate of the characters changes instantaneously, step by step, and it is fascinating. This is one of the main reasons why this book has been widely circulated and endured around the world for more than 100 years. In 1993, Warner Bros. made a new blockbuster film of the same name based on this book, which caused a sensation in the world film industry and was nominated for an Academy Award in the same year, which also shows that Cooper's work is still popular among contemporary people.

The Last of the Mohicans is one of the best of the Leather Sock Tales. The story takes place in the late fifties of the eighteenth century, in the third year of the "Seven Years' War" between Britain and France for the North American colonies, at the headwaters of the Hudson River and around Lake George. At that time, it was a bloody battlefield.

**Based on the experience of being kidnapped on the way to the fortress to visit their father, the two daughters of Colonel Monroe, the commander of Fort William Henry, Cora and Alice, a series of thrilling episodes such as tracking, ambushing, and fighting in the primeval forest are depicted. The protagonist Nati Bombo, who by this time has become a scout of the British army and has earned the nickname "Hawkeye", he and his old friends of the Mohican chieftain "Python" Chingargo, and Chingargo's son "Quick-legged Deer" Encas stand up to rescue the sisters and have a thrilling struggle with the hijackers, which ends in a big fight. On the surface, this is a bit like a "ranger knight-style" romance, but in essence, the first thing the work tells us is:

The Anglo-French colonialists were the root of all evil. They waged war to plunder the land of the Indians, and together they carried out a policy of fraud, tyranny, and even horrific genocide against the Indians. They used ** to buy the scalp of the Indians, used "fire water" and the Bible to anesthetize the fighting spirit of the Indians, deceived and coerced the Indians to be used as cannon fodder, and viciously provoked the Indian tribes to kill each other and make them die together.

Chingargo was the Grand Chief of the Mohican tribe, whose tribe was wiped out by the guns and tricks of the white colonizers. He once complained sadly to his old friend Bangbo: "The British ...... before they came hereOur tribe is united, and we live happily.

The salt lake gave us fresh fish, the forest gave us elk, the sky gave us birds, we married wives, and our wives gave us children......When the Dutch landed, they gave fire and water to my people, until they drank so much that they could not tell the ...... of heaven and earthThen they were forced to leave their land, and they were driven away from the lovely riverbank, until they came to the point where I, as a chief and great chief, could only see the sunlight through the cracks in the trees, and could never see my ancestral grave! Unfortunately, even his only heir, Encas, died at the hands of the McGwa, who was also an Indian.

As with the Mohicans, the Wyandots, who were exploited by the French colonial authorities, were "wiped out" on the shores of Lake Horriken in the final battle. This makes us vividly see that the history of the development of the North American colonies is, in essence, such a history of blood and tears of the Indians.

This is a very monumental and realistic work, and the last Mohican is also very memorable.