Shakespeare s Story, Introduction to Shakespeare

At first, he thought that others were no different from him, but when he began to explain his inner world, in exchange for the strange eyes of his classmates, he began to think that maybe he could learn some Latin and Greek that is customary for contemporary commentaries.

In his twenties, he left for London alone. In order to hide the fact that he is nobody, he skillfully reinvents himself into another identity.

He entered the world of drama by fate and became the leading actor. Standing on stage, he plays someone else's role. When writing the script, the different role-plays brought him great joy, maybe at first he understood what he was doing, but once he finished the last line and pulled down the curtain, an inexplicable feeling of emptiness and disgust hit his heart.

He is not Philip or Tombury, he reverts to the status of Anonymous.

There is no other person in the world who plays so many roles like him, just like the god of the sea in Greek mythology, who can change as he pleases. Occasionally, he will inadvertently leave a narration when entering the play, and it is certain that no one can decipher what he means; Shakespeare, in order to show that he is an actor who can play multiple roles, said something strange as it sounds: 'I am no longer who I am.

For twenty years, he insisted on living in the world of his strong dreams.

One day, he suddenly decided to sell the theater. A week before he finished it all, he returned to the village where he grew up, and felt the flowers and trees here, as if he had returned to the state of mind of his youth. The man who loved Greek mythological metaphors and Latin meditation is no longer seen.

He must have his true identity, he is about to become a retired stage operator, and investing his wealth in lending, litigation and lending small loan sharks seems to be a form of entertainment.

A friend in London once came to visit his retired hometown. Inspired by his friends, he began to compose poems.

When he died, when he came face to face with God, he said to God, 'I have spent my whole life playing other people, and now I want to play myself.' '

God said to him, 'Me too, without myself.'" I have the world in my heart, and you are as concerned about your work. My Shakespeare, you exist in the form of my dreams, just as I play many people but never have me. '

George Louise, Burgess.

If there is no self in life, life itself is love and beauty.

Compassion and altruism are the feelings you feel when you have to choose between your own and others' well-being.

Shakespeare's Story: As a teenager, Shakespeare worked as a handyman in a theater. At that time, there were other people who worked with him as handymen, and their main purpose was to make a living, but Shakespeare's mind was not about money, he was more concerned about being able to watch a play here.

Whenever a play was staged in the theater, other handymen took the opportunity to rest, but Shakespeare came to the door of the theater alone and relished the play inside through the small hole or gap in the door.

Shakespeare's move was discovered by the director of the theater, who asked Shakespeare what he was doing at the door, and Shakespeare said that he liked to go to the theater very much, but he couldn't afford to buy a ticket, so he had to come to the theater to work as a handyman and take the opportunity to watch the play. The dean admired the boy very much, and made an exception to give him a few opportunities to go directly to the play.

It was in such a difficult situation that Shakespeare watched one play after another, and had a full knowledge and understanding of the creation of plays and the characteristics of the actors. In the days that followed, Shakespeare began his frenzied creation. Every work that comes out will become the most attractive repertoire for the audience in the theater.

The author of Shakespeare is Anthony Beryanlingis of England. The main gist of the work is that many writers are standing outside the Pantheon and preparing to enter the temple. At this time, a man came, and without greeting anyone, he walked into the Pantheon with his head held high. That man was Shakespeare.

Shakespeare was born on 23 April 1564 in Stratford, England, and died on 3 May 1616. Famous British playwright and poet, his main works include "Romeo and Juliet", "Hamlet", "Macbeth", "King Lear" and so on.