Gone with the Wind: Is this book good? What is the significance of the book Gone with the Wind .

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The significance of the book is to depict the life of Southerners before and after the Civil War, and to express the love of Southerners for their homeland at that time. "Gone with the Wind" is a novel by American writer Margaret Mitchell, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Literature in 1937.

Gone with the Wind is a book based on the Civil War and post-war reconstruction of the country, the literal translation of the title of the book should be "Drifting with the Wind", it is quoted from the poem of the English poet Stern Dowson, and it is also taken from a general description of Chapter 24 of the book, from the mouth of the heroine of the book, Scarlett, to the effect that the war swept away her "whole world" like a wind, and her family's farm was "drifting away with the wind".

Scarlett uses this phrase to express the thoughts and feelings of Southern farmers, and the author uses it as the title of the book to indicate her views on the Civil War, which is completely consistent with the content of the book. The title of the book has two meanings: the howling wind refers to the Civil War; The clouds that were drifted away refer to the comfortable life of serfdom.

**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 who occupy a central position 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.

Significance: Significance lies in depicting the lives of Southerners in the United States before and after the Civil War. It expresses the love of the American Southerners for their homeland at that time.

The work portrays many southerners of that era, and the central characters such as Scarlett, Red, Ashley, and Mei Lan are typical representatives. Their customs and etiquette, words and deeds, spiritual concepts, political attitudes, and even their clothing and so on are described in great detail in **. It can be said that ** successfully reproduced the social life of this part of the American South at that time.

Its central theme is to show the emotional life of most people in the United States in the era 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, which can be said to be a true portrayal of Americans at that time.

Thus, the real theme of the Americans shown through this film is "land", and it also shows the love and dependence of the United States on their homeland.

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The so-called classics should be able to withstand the test of time. However, how long has passed, when we read it, we can still feel the infinite interest, and feel what the author wants to express to us. "Gone with the Wind" is one such book, and she is still praised by people after many years; And its remake of the movie, "Gone with the Wind", is also deeply engraved in people's hearts; Scarlett's "After all, tomorrow is a new day" is also widely known.

"Gone with the Wind" is such a book about the "big self", and the content can be summarized as love in war. I don't like to read history books, and no history book tells me more about the Civil War and the emancipation of blacks than Gone with the Wind. Reading "Gone with the Wind" allowed me to see the true face of Southerners during the Civil War, their hatred of northerners, their loyalty to the Confederate Union, and how they declined from Southern aristocracy to business peddlers.

There are many depictions of war scenes, the bravery of the southern gentlemen is embarrassing, and their wives would rather their husbands die in the army than let them join the army - because of glory and loyalty.

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Copy describes a DU love story during the American War between the North and the South, and the heroine has always wanted to give a price to a dao

A man who did not belong to her, for the sake of which she even married a man she didn't like at all, and then became a widow for a short time - this scholar contracted an illness in the army and died. But she didn't grieve because of this, and still missed the man she liked. Later, the hero appeared, two people who dared to love and hate, and the hero loved her deeply, but even after marriage, the woman was still thinking about the man she liked before, and the hero left sadly, and finally when she was sober, nothing ......was there