? Recently, I watched Faust and traveled with the protagonist, and my heart moved, which was quite surging. This work is Goethe's poetic drama, which is very long, as if sitting in the theater and watching the opera for days and nights, and this has started from the first word.

From the beginning, the story originated from the gambling agreement between the demon Mifesto and God, that is, whether the protagonist Dr. Faust will be lazy in pursuing the road. By this time, Faust was already an old man. He felt depressed because he didn't do anything, so he wanted to commit suicide. Mephistopheles was found by a black dog. He made a contract with Faust to satisfy his demands and let him enjoy himself until he said, "You are so beautiful, please stop!" " He became a slave to the devil.

Faust drank the witch's medicine soup and became a handsome and affectionate young man. He fell in love with the innocent and kind poor girl Margaret at first sight in the street. Mephistopheles helped him preach good deeds, and they soon fell in love. In order to meet Faust, Margaret mistakenly gave her mother an overdose of sleeping pills, and her mother died. Margaret's brother thinks Faust defiled her sister, made her a prostitute who was pregnant before marriage, and died in a duel. Under the pressure of the death of relatives and mental stress, Margaret drowned her children, went to prison and went crazy. Finally, when Faust rescued her from prison, she wanted to die and give her soul to God.

This is the first book, the love of Faust, the tragic fate of Margaret being kidnapped by religion, and a tragedy.

The second part of the book is divided into five acts. In the first act, Mifesto turns into a court clown, showing the emperor that there are huge treasures under the empire that can solve the financial crisis, and the emperor turns sorrow into joy. A masquerade ball followed. Faust appeared as a magician and performed a fire trick for everyone, which was appreciated by the emperor. He asked the emperor to issue paper tickets, and the treasure was used as a guarantee to repay the debt. Later, in order to resurrect the goddess Helen and the beautiful man Paris, they went to hell to look for them. He brought their ghosts back to show people. Faust is infatuated with Helen's beauty, and Paris wants to take her away. He used this key to fight, and the ghost disappeared with an explosion.

In the second act, the villain in the bottle (artificial man) leads Faust and mephistopheles to ancient Greece to pursue Helen. In order to get a living entity, the villain in the bottle is fascinated by love and beauty, and urgently combines with the ocean, smashing the flask and disappearing, and the scene is over.

In the third act, Faust married Helen and gave birth to a son, Ou Fuliang, who was happy. However, O 'Fuliang is naturally fond of jumping and can soar into the sky. He didn't listen to dissuasion, flew too high and fell to his death. Helen was sad and hugged Faust to say goodbye. Her body disappeared, leaving only the veil of her clothes.

In the fourth act, Faust was born with a desire to explore the mysteries of the sea. Together with mephistopheles, he helped the emperor quell the rebellion and won a fief by the sea.

In the fifth act, an old couple refused to move out of the fief, which hindered the expansion of the territory. Faust wanted to exchange with them, but mephistopheles even took the house and set it on fire. At this time, Faust became an old man again, and his sadness blinded his eyes. On this side, mephistopheles thinks Faust will be satisfied this time and is digging a grave for him. Faust said his ideal job is to build a free life for millions of people. At that time, he would say, "You are so beautiful, please stop!" Then he fell to the ground on his back. When the end came, the angels rescued Faust's soul from hell and took him to heaven, where he met Margaret and the Virgin.

At this point, close the book and end.

The devil finally lost the bet, and Faust failed to achieve the cause of benefiting mankind. I think even if he achieves his dream, he will have other pursuits by then. He is Faust, and he will never be satisfied. Faust's pursuit of non-secular desires will stagnate if he indulges in desires. Even if he has been confused and reckless, he will always find the right way and pursue it circuitously. This upward trend is the glory given by the times. At that time, with the Renaissance as the node, ideas blossomed, intellectual fruits were numerous, a brand-new world flourished, and people longed for a bright and happy life. This rising trend is also the reason why this book is enduring, because we need to be inspired.

There is no doubt that Faust is a tragic work. He has been pursuing it all his life, but it is not satisfactory. Love is broken, knowledge is fruitless, politics fails, beauty disappears and career fails. If we only need one of these, we will be sad and unable to move forward. But ah, our Faust never stays in any kind of tragedy. He is like the warmest spray in the waves, rolling, surging and endless. I feel his fearlessness and sincerity, and I won't feel sad because of the tragic regret.

Always pursue, always be upward, be brave and fearless, which is probably what the author wants to convey to us.