Who is Wang Shufen in Teahouse and how is she

Wang Shufen is Wang Lifa's wife in "Teahouse", with a gentle temperament, kind temperament, cheerful and optimistic, and willing to accept new things, but her fate is tragic, because of the invasion of the Japanese army, her second son does not know the whereabouts, and finally dies of depression.

Wang Shufen's husband Wang Lifa is the shopkeeper of Yutai Teahouse and a character throughout the play. He inherited the Yutai Teahouse from his father, and also inherited his philosophy of life, that is, to say more good things and do more. He is timid and selfish, but he is also shrewd, capable, and good at socializing, and has different attitudes towards different people.

In the dark old China, although Wang Lifa was good at socializing, good at management, and constantly improving, he could not resist the oppression of various reactionary forces. He also had a strong dissatisfaction with this, but expressed it very implicitly. is such a small businessman who is good at dealing with the world, and in the end he still can't escape the fate of bankruptcy.

Wang Lifa's tragedy is a true portrayal of the life and fate of the broad masses of citizens in old China.

"Teahouse" is a contemplative work written by the famous artist Lao She looking back at the old China of the past half century in a new historical scene, he precipitates the lessons of history and reveals the trend of history.

The wife of Wang Lifa, the shopkeeper of the teahouse, is also the inner shopkeeper. is just an ordinary housewife who helps the shopkeeper Wang take care of things up and down the teahouse, and her personality is not very prominent. The heart is still very good, Kang Shunzi's mother and son have no support to take refuge in the Wang shopkeeper, the Wang shopkeeper is in trouble for the family, and he is not very willing, it is Wang Shufen who takes in Kang's mother and son.

The wife of the boss Wang Lifa has a gentle temperament and a kind temperament, but her fate is tragic, because of the Japanese army, her son does not know the whereabouts, and finally dies of depression.

Wang Shufen, female, is the wife of Wang Lifa in the literary work Pei Jibi's "Teahouse Fengwei".

Abstract: "Teahouse" is Lao She's representative work, this work takes the teahouse as the main life scene, exhibition.

The identities and character traits of Qin Zhongyi, Wang Lifa, and Chang Siye.

For a detailed analysis of each character, please see.

For example, Wang Lifa, the owner of Yutai Teahouse, uses a homophonic technique to name him, "Wang Lifa" is "Wanglifa", hoping that the business will prosper and make a fortune.

He has a certain meaning, he represents a class of people, and Mr. Lao She uses characters to ruthlessly criticize the society at that time.

The names of the characters in the teahouse all represent the current environment.

The meaning of Wang Lifa is "Wanglifa".

The different names reflect the class hierarchy of the society at the time.

Cui Jiufeng's name is based on the homophonic method. "Cui Jiu" means guilt. Cui Jiufeng felt guilty that he had been a member of Congress.

It seems to have meaning, but I don't know.

It also reflects the social situation at that time.

I don't know what that means, but there is.

It feels like so, but it seems to be wrong.