What is the most famous passage in Van Gogh s Desire to Life? I forgot

It's too detailed, not bad.

Synopsis: "Longing for Life - Van Gogh's Biography" is the famous work of American biographer Irving Stone, which was written when he was only 26 years old. Owen Stone believes that what most impresses readers is not the profound achievements and brilliance of celebrities, but the process of their pursuit and exploration.

For more than 70 years, Van Gogh's tragic and brilliant life has shocked countless readers.

Author: Irving Stone (1903-1989), a famous American biographer. When he was a teenager, he had a difficult life, and he worked as a newsboy, a salesman, and a shepherd boy. M.A. in Economics, University of Southern California.

Poke my avatar. All desire to live.

In the depths of everyone's heart, there may be a deep longing to meet a sincere love in a limited life.

Love is the most powerful thing in the world; Love can awaken the hearts of those who are sleeping in the world.

The book "Longing for Life: A Biography of Van Gogh" will take readers into Van Gogh's life, starting from his first love affair by chance, and unveiling the prelude to Van Gogh's seemingly ordinary, but truly extraordinary.

If Van Gogh is ordinary, his ordinariness comes from the fact that he is a living person, and in the emotions that he has to experience when he is born, Van Gogh is like an ordinary person in the world, tasting the ups and downs of life.

If Van Gogh is extraordinary, his extraordinaryness comes from his resolute pursuit of a painting path that only belongs to Van Gogh in the hardships and hardships of life.

I am curious about Van Gogh's short life, and curious about the countless "rejections" he always encountered in his life.

Van Gogh was born in 1853 into a family of priests in the Netherlands, his family was not poor, his father was a highly respected local priest, and his mother was a kind-hearted housewife.

The Van Gogh family attached great importance to education, so Van Gogh was sent to a good school by his father at an early age to receive a good education.

As the saying goes, character determines destiny. Van Gogh's personality was paranoid and perverse, kind and simple, and he was idealistic and perfectionist about himself and the state of others.

This combination of idealism and perfectionism is manifested in real life, where Van Gogh is not very compatible with society and is not very social. Due to personality factors, it is also difficult for Van Gogh to make like-minded friends.

The Van Gogh family owns a stake in the European company of Gubil. As a result, Van Gogh began to learn to sell various oil prints in his family company as a teenager.

While Van Gogh was alone in the London company, Van Gogh met the landlord's daughter Ursula, and the emotional fire of love burned, and Van Gogh fell in love with Ursula.

So, what kind of girl is Ursula?

After Ursula's father died, Ursula and her mother ran a kindergarten together. Van Gogh called Ursula "the angel of the dolls".

Angels" represent holiness and goodness. Through Van Gogh's intimate nickname for Ursula, we can feel how pure and beautiful Ursula is in Van Gogh's heart.

This was Van Gogh's first love.

Many people say that first love is the most memorable. Because the first love makes each of us move our hearts and emotions when our lives are the purest and most beautiful!

The same goes for Van Gogh. He said that he had never really met Ursula, let alone "fell in love" with a girl.

The appearance of Ursula made Van Gogh's eyes light up - tempting, emotional, and inextricably in love with Ursula. He longed for her response and pursued Ursula.

Vincent. Van Gogh, the famous Dutch post-impressionist oil painting master.

He is withdrawn, stupid, not good at communicating with people, and a little eccentric and paranoid.

His family is huge, and his uncles are all in their respective fields and have extraordinary achievements.

He worked for his uncle's company Gubir, selling pictures. At this time, he fell in love with the landlord's daughter, Ursula.

He is immersed in his love affair and tries his best to change his unsociable personality.

Because of the yearning for love in his heart, he feels that everything in the world is so lovely and beautiful.

He fantasizes about his love affair with Ursula and longs for a happy life after their marriage.

He goes to work energetically every day, and he becomes cheerful and humorous.

In high spirits, he decided to take the opportunity to confess his heart to Ursula and tell her that he loved her deeply. He believed that she also loved him deeply.

Vincent, however, felt wrong.

When Ursula told him that she was engaged and had a fiancé, he was stunned.

He didn't believe that Ursula, who woke him up every day and made him get up to eat, had a sweet voice and a lively and cheerful Ursula had a fiancé.

He didn't believe it, he couldn't believe that there would be another man in Ursula's heart.

He decided to fight for it, hoping to get Ursula's love and to spend a good life with her. However, Ursula avoided it.

Since being rejected by Ursula, the people in the store say, what happened to this Van Gogh child? He was slow to move, and he was withdrawn and silent.

How people, especially those who are gloomy in their hearts and do not see the sun, want to be soothed by warmth and love.

Vincent, who met Ursula, was like the sun shining on his heart, cheerful like a bird in the woods, singing a song of love.

As everyone knows, the blow brought by unrequited love made him unable to cheer up. He pursued desperately, hoping to get love.

But the disappointment of love brings about a more closed and depressed heart.

He was in pain and could only write letters to his brother, who was close to him.