Reading Notes III "Jungle Beasts" is a small collection of classic novels, containing "Arada" by Chateaubriand, "Dubrovsky" by Pushkin, and "Fanina Stendhal" by Stendhal.

Reading Notes Three

"Jungle Beast" is a small collection of classic novels that contains Chateaubriand's "Arada", Pushkin's "Dubrovsky", Stendhal's "Fanina Fanini", Lavrenyov's "Forty-first", and James's "Jungle Beast".

Each one is a lingering tragedy of love. Different races, different classes, different time and space. Cause and effect, life and death.

The Jungle Beast is one of the most boring to read, and from start to finish, I don't know what the beast that bothers the male and female protagonists really is. But they have been entangled all their lives, countless discussions, decades of waiting, but they are trapped in the same place, unable to move, until the heavens and people are eternally separated.

Therefore, the most tragic love is not far away from the mountains and seas, not love and can not be, they at least loved, there is pain, there are also sweet bits that can be recalled.

There is no hopeless love than that I am right in front of you, until the green silk turns white hair, until death comes, but you never know.