1. Analysis of the Resurrection Character - Nekhludoff

Nekhludoff is a typical example of a "repentant aristocrat". He is not only the embodiment of the sins of the aristocratic and landlord class, but also a critic of the sins of this class. Nekhlyudov broke through the traditional moral concepts of the aristocracy, gave up his privileged position, and finally broke with the aristocracy.

He denied land ownership and put forward the view that to resolve the conflict between farmers and landlords, land must be handed over to farmers. He showed profound humanity to everything, full of sympathy and love for the working people; full of respect for the revolutionaries; deep hatred for corrupt officials; very disgust for the nobility; he had noble ideals of pursuing freedom and equality, Nie He The process of Liudov's character development is the process of deeply understanding society and betraying the aristocratic class.

2. Analysis of the Resurrection Character - Maslova

The author uses Maslova to express the deep suffering suffered by the Russian people and the incomparable hatred for the entire dark society. When she rejected Nekhludoff's "good deeds", she repeatedly showed her inner humiliation, pain and uncontrollable anger. It was this feeling that touched her callous soul and finally awakened her.

Because she always retains her kind nature and the beautiful memories of her first love with Nekhludoff deep in her soul, the "repentant" Nekhludoff can obtain her forgiveness and make her Fall in love with him again. Maslova finally rejected Nekhludoff's proposal to marry him, which showed Maslova's noble character and her self-sacrifice for loving him.

Appreciation of the works of "Resurrection":

Tolstoy's "Resurrection" is a representative work in his later years. On the one hand, in a country that was reactionary to the sins and decadence of society at that time, It is difficult to find another work with such depth and breadth in its exposure of laws, laws, and church systems.

On the other hand, it promotes ideas such as atonement, saving souls, asceticism, "not resisting evil with violence", "moral self-improvement," and promotes a religion that belongs to Tolstoy himself. The thought of "fraternity" is called "Tolstoyism".