Shakespeare s legendary experience, how did Shakespeare create so many legendary lives?

Personally, I feel that Shakespeare can really be said to be a legend, using his works to create his legendary world.

First of all, we all know that Shakespeare was a great dramatist and poet of the Renaissance, and he expressed a series of humanism and ideas with his words and works.

He wrote many plays and poems during his lifetime, including 37 plays, 2 long poems and 154 sonnets. In Shakespeare's early works, his humanist ideas and unique artistic style gradually took shape, which brilliantly reflected the colorful picture of English society.

And now, the "Shakespeare Festival" is not only popular in the UK, but also in many countries now, and I personally think that the "Wuzhen Theater Festival" is what it means every year.

In fact, I think that Shakespeare can have such artistic accomplishment and literary literacy, in fact, part of it is related to his life.

Everyone knows that Shakespeare was born in a wealthy merchant family, and because of his family, he had the opportunity to go to school, and at that time it was actually a critical moment for him to learn to write. If it weren't for his later family downfall, I think maybe what he wrote would not have been so connotative and meaningful. Because his family is in the middle of the road, it is said that he became an apprentice in the butcher's family, taught in a country school, and worked as a security guard, etc., basically experiencedBig ups and downsof.

In fact, I personally think that his turning point should be his escape after being convicted of poaching. At that time, Shakespeare should have experienced a lot in his heart, the ups and downs of life, the ups and downs of life, and so on. You will find that after he fled to London, he did a completely different job than he did in his hometown, and he did some things in his hometownDecent workBut in London he startedMiscellaneous labor.

I think that in fact, his blind creation may be because he saw those plays in the theater, so he felt that he could actually do it. It's like when he started writing, but those screenwriters laughed at him for not being educated or something, but Shakespeare at that timeThe heart is already strong

In fact, sometimes, some ridicule really has a lot of influence in the hearts of people who are strong in their hearts, but in Shakespeare's heart, in fact, he may have died once, so he will write firmly later.

The long-term separation, and the fact that Shakespeare only left his wife with a second-best bed, led many people to speculate that Shakespeare and his original partner did not get along. However, there is a lack of substantiated evidence to support this hypothesis. According to historical records, Shakespeare lived alone in the capital London for 20 years for his work, writing and performing meticulously.

His wife lives alone with her children in her hometown of Stratford. But that doesn't mean Shakespeare doesn't love his wife. According to historical sources owned by a man named John Aubrey, every year Shakespeare would return home and live for a while.

After his retirement in 1613, Shakespeare returned to Stratford to live with his wife. So there is no indication that Shakespeare and his wife were not on good terms.

William Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564, into a wealthy burgher family in Stratford-upon-Avon, Wawickshire, in central England. His father, John Shakespeare, was a grocer in the wool and leather trade and grain trade, and in 1565 he became the town's magistrate and three years later was elected mayor.

At the age of seven, Shakespeare was sent to a local grammar school, where he studied for six years, where he mastered the basic skills of writing and acquired a wealth of knowledge. In addition to this, he also studied Latin and Greek. Because his father went bankrupt, he embarked on the path of earning a living on his own without graduating.

In 1577, he was picked up from school by his father and had to help his father in business for a while. His apprenticeship as a butcher, teaching in a village school, and a variety of other occupations gave him a lot of social experience.

When Shakespeare was a book, he was extraordinary and different. Rumor has it that he was poaching on the land of a wealthy wealthy man and magistrate named Thomas Lucy, only to be found by Lucy's housekeeper, for which he was beaten. Out of revenge, he wrote a limerick poem that mocked the rich man.

It didn't take long for the poem to spread throughout the countryside. No matter how the rich man goes, there are always people who laugh at him with this limerick poem. Annoyed, Squire Thomas wanted to punish Shakespeare, and Shakespeare was forced to leave the town of Stratford and take refuge in London.