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Gone with the Wind is a love story set in the American Civil War.

In April 1861, relations between the North and the South of the United States were already very tense. The men of Georgia are talking about the inevitable war. However, 16-year-old Scarlett has no interest in this rock hold.

In addition to the ball and the outing, there was also the group of admirers who circled around her. When she heard that at the next day's field banquet, Ashley Willijoux would announce her engagement to Melani. She had always liked Ashley's gentlemanly demeanor, and considered herself to be much better than Melani in every way, and with her charm, she was sure to convince Ashley to elope with her.

Set in Atlanta and a nearby plantation, Gone with the Wind depicts the lives of Southerners in the United States before and after the Civil War. The work portrays many southerners of that era, and the central position of Silu Gao Jiali, Red, Ai Dou Tea, Heeli, Melanie and others are typical representatives. Their customs, manners, manners, spiritual concepts, and political attitudes successfully recreate the Civil War during the Lincoln period and the social life of the American South through the love entanglement between Scarlett O'Hara and Brad as the main line.

"Gone with the Wind" is a novel by American female writer Margaret Mitchell, completed in 1936.

**Set in the Civil War of 1861 and 1865, depicting the grievances and emotional entanglements of three men and a woman, Scarlett is a pure and lovely but somewhat wayward girl, who is secretly in love with her cousin, but the cousin likes Scarlett's cousin Melanie. In a fit of rage, Scarlett married Melanie's brother Charlie, and soon Charlie died on the battlefield, leaving Scarlett a widow. She still loves her cousin deeply, but because of her livelihood, she was forced to marry a businessman, but she didn't expect to be widowed again soon, and when there was no hope of combining with her cousin, she had to marry Bai Ruide, who had always been in love with her.

Brad knew that Scarlett loved her cousin, but waited patiently for her to change her mind. When Scarlett finally understands that only Rhett is the person she loves and can give her happiness, Rhett leaves her.

**The structure is large but not chaotic, the clues are complicated and the context is clear, the psychological description is delicate, the plot is complex and vivid, and the language is fresh and fluent. **It has been translated into more than 30 languages, and the movies adapted from it are world-renowned and have become more influential bestsellers**. In 1991, American writers wrote a sequel to it.

Mitchell uses the word "survival" as the theme of Gone with the Wind, which of course refers to how humanity survives in the midst of great social upheaval. The American Civil War destroyed the economy of Georgia and the entire South, and the black slaves regained their freedom. In order to survive, they must put down the stinky shelf and work hard, otherwise there is only a dead end.

It is no wonder that even the stalwarts of the upper class of Aranta had to be condescended to the dignity and condescension of those who sold pastries, and those who drove carriages. To illustrate this theme, Mitchell also describes many fascinating aspects of the American South, vividly recreating life during the Civil War and Reconstruction in Georgia. Readers can learn about the characteristics of the American South, such as customs, social fashions, religious beliefs, etc.

All of this shows the collapse of a traditional society and how people cope with the arduous process of social upheaval. "Gone with the Wind" shows the social reality of the turmoil in the South during the American Civil War, with the "Gone with the Wind" Scarlett as the main line, describing the love entanglements of several pairs of young people. Scalitt was young and beautiful, but her actions showed certain essential characteristics of the declining slave-owning class

cruelty, greed, self-confidence; In order to revitalize the family business, she traded love and marriage, and none of the three marriages were sincere, and later realized that Ashley, whom she had been obsessed with, was cowardly and incompetent, but claimed that Rhett Butler, who was her kind, was worthy of love.

The theme of "Gone with the Wind" is not about the love between men and women or the contradiction between money and human nature, because the original title of this movie is "Gone with the Wind" and the movie title is "Gone with the Wind".

Its central theme is to show the emotional life of most people in the United States in the years of the Civil War through the heroine's floating love and life, including the strong desire for American money, the infinite desire for love, and the ending after being blinded by their own desires These can be said to be the true portrayal of Americans at that time, so that the real theme of Americans shown through this film is "land", and it also shows the love and dependence of the United States on its own homeland (the homeland taken from the Indians).

Please remember that a truly successful movie cannot be about love or tragedy and ......comedy aloneEspecially at that time, the era of the "Gone with the Wind" goods award was ......Americans need the film's love of the land to explain everything they do

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**Set in Atlanta and a nearby plantation, it depicts the lives of Southerners before and after the Civil War. The work portrays many southerners of that era, and Scarlett, Red, Ashley, Melanie and others occupy the central position.

Their customs and etiquette, words and deeds, spiritual concepts, and political attitudes, through the love entanglement of Scarlett and Red, successfully reproduce the Civil War led by Lincoln, and the social life of the American South.

It tells a story set in the American Civil War, which reveals love, human nature, outlook on life and values. The most classic sentence of the heroine Hao Scarlett in it is "tomorrow is another day", that is, tomorrow is another day, showing a girl's growth process under the war.

The history of a woman's struggle during the Civil War.

In 1861, on the eve of the outbreak of the Civil War, Tara Manor and Twelve Oaks Manor, on the outskirts of Atlanta in southern Georgia, were overshadowed by the fervent war of slave owners. The men talked about the war with gusto, unfounded belief that the Confederates would win. Miss Scarlett of Tara Manor had another problem, as she was jealous when she heard that her idol, Mr. Wei Xili of Twelve Oaks, was going to marry Han Meilan of Atlanta.

She couldn't wait to go to the intersection to meet her father, Girard, who was returning from Wei's house, so that she could ask what was ......