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I think so too, especially when there are a lot of characters in a book, and the names are very familiar, it's easy to remember, it's better to pick some books with easy names to remember, I remember the characters in "Gone with the Wind" very clearly.

My own usual approach is:

For example, if this person's name is "Bannar Live", I will call him "Old Ban", and his wife is "Ban Sister-in-law", the eldest son of this "Old Ban", no matter what he is called, I will call him "Ban Family Boss" ,...Hehe.

It depends on what you read, it should be in Chinese and English, so it is much easier to remember the original English name and the translated Chinese name, but the main thing is to read it, otherwise you can't remember it.

Leave him alone, keep watching. When the important person is mentioned later, the name will be abbreviated, just remember the abbreviation, and the plot can be roughly introduced anyway. The characters who were not mentioned later were ignored as passers-by A, B and C. ^_

This may have something to do with how attentive you are when you read a book, and if you are absent-minded, you will have this kind of feeling.

As long as you keep reading, you will be able to remember, in fact, it is not difficult, you can also look at the English writing, spell it yourself, and it will be easy to remember.

I think if you memorize the English name first, and then spell out the Chinese according to the English pronunciation, it may be a lot better.

I think it's very memorable. Take a second look and write it down.

I'm also confused, it would be nice if foreigners changed to Chinese.

They're not too troublesome.

Read it a few times with emotion.

First use a pen to mark it and read it carefully.

Onegin in Pushkin's Evgeny Onegin is the first "superfluous man" figure, others include Bi Qiaolin in Lermontov's Contemporary Heroes, Bertov in Herzen's Whose Sin, Rotin in Turgenev's Rotting, Lavretsky in Turgenev's House of Nobles, and Oblomov in Goncharov's Oblomov.

Scarlett "Gone with the Wind".

Kashatyu Maslova "Resurrection".

Margaret, La Traviata

Duroy's "Handsome Friend".

Antonio, The Merchant of Venice

Esmeralda's Notre Dame de Paris

Albagon "The Miser".

Dundee, The Earl of Mount Gido

Balkonsky, War and Peace

Daldiuf, "The Hypocrite".