Ask for help who can give some ideas the phenomenon of French social customs as shown in Madame Bov

Monsieur Bovary the Elder was Charlie's father. Unlike Charlie's stereotype, Monsieur Bovary Sr. was a surgeon and a handsome man in his early years. His appearance brought him a fortune of 60,000 francs and an industrious wife.

After marriage, he lives on his wife's property, eats, drinks, sleeps, rides, and has fun, and such a husband must be unqualified.

Except that Brother Chuan was not a qualified husband, and old Bovary was not a qualified father. He ignores the nature of children, his methods of education are unreasonable, and he fantasizes about Spartan training. In addition, the elder Monsieur Bovary was indifferent to the education and culture of the children and allowed them to wander around the village.

It wasn't until he was 12 years old, at the request of his wife, that Charlie sent the children to secondary school. In short, old Bovary was an incompetent husband and father. It has to be said that this affected his son Charlie Bovary to some extent, causing some of Charlie Bovary's character flaws.

Old Madame Bovary turned out that she was full of affection, full of love, infatuated with her husband, submissive. But when old Monsieur Bovary became complaining and indifferent to her, she also grew old and became eccentric, nagging, and moody. She insisted that Bovary go to school, rented a room where her son taught himself medicine, and arranged a class schedule for him, and every day was fulfilling.

In the end, he raised his son to be a man with poor medical skills and a melancholy face. Later, she arranged a job for her son and married a widow as her daughter-in-law. After his son got married, he always felt that his son loved his daughter-in-law more, so he always quarreled with his daughter-in-law and put his son in a dilemma.

Later, Dr. Bovary married Ai Whisper Nakuma. She also felt that her son had given all his love to Emma, so she quarreled with Emma and embarrassed him.

In short, her son has been led by her since he was a child. She doesn't want others to share her son's love with her, she wants to have her son to herself. So I think she has an unbearable maternal love, and she can release this abnormally strong maternal love at any time.

She didn't want her son to be idle all his life, and insisted that he receive an education. She is not only faced with her husband's romantic and nihilistic attitude to life, but also with the reality of mediocrity.

The old Bovary couple is actually like many mediocre couples in reality, hardworking wives, husbands who don't care about everything.

In contrast to the rigidity of Charles Bridge, the elder Monsieur Bovary was a surgeon and a handsome man in his early years. His appearance brought him a fortune of 60,000 francs and a hard-working wife. After marriage, he relied on his wife's property to live, eat well, drink well, sleep well, ride horses, and have fun, such a husband must be unqualified.