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The following is the answer to the reading of the social drama: A. Transmigration B. Fantasy C Science fiction D History E Modern The answer was as follows: A. Transmigration B. Fantasy C Science fiction D History E Modern The social opera was a form of literature in ancient China. It was a play that simulated social life. Society plays were usually presented in the form of plays, and the content mainly involved social customs, the ways of the world, historical events, and so on. They often had strong local characteristics and traditional cultural colors. In China, social opera had a long history and was an important part of ancient Chinese literature. In modern times, social opera was still a popular literary form, often used as the subject of novels, essays, and other literary works.
The following is the answer to the reading section of the social drama: The drama was a famous story about the life of Beijing's opera industry in the 1920s. The main characters of "Society Play" are Zhang Shaohua, Wang Shiwei, Lao She, etc. 3. The first person narration of " She Xi " shows the life of the Beijing opera circle at that time through the perspective of the protagonist Zhang Shaohua. With the theme of "opera","social opera" mainly described the rise and fall of the Beijing opera world and the distortion of human nature. 5."She Xi" is a classic of modern Chinese literature and is known as "a banner of Chinese novels". The language of the drama is concise and bright, the characters are vivid, and the plot is full of ups and downs. It is a masterpiece in modern Chinese literature. The influence of "She Xi" was very far-reaching. It not only caused a sensation at that time, but it is still widely read and studied today.
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The answers to the reading of the social drama expressed the psychological description of my journey to the drama. According to the answer provided, the answer was "my psychological description", so it could be inferred that this psychological description was describing "my" feelings and mental state on the way to the play. To be specific, this psychological description might describe the different emotional experiences of "me" when watching the performance, such as nervousness, excitement, and anticipation, as well as the reflection and thinking of the characters and plot during the process of watching the movie.
In the third chapter, verse seven of the extract of "The Dawn Is Quiet Here", Voltaire expressed his disgust towards war and violence and his cherishment of human dignity by describing the destruction brought by war and the uncertainty of human destiny. Here are the possible answers: - Voltaire believed that war and violence were the most immoral acts of mankind because they would lead to destruction and destruction. He believed that humans should live in peace and resolve disputes through negotiation and diplomacy rather than using force. - Voltaire believed that human dignity was very important and could not be destroyed by war and violence. He believed that humans should unite and face problems together instead of blaming and attacking each other. - Voltaire believed that humans should recognize the infeasibility of war and violence and avoid them. He hoped to achieve the sustainable development and prosperity of human society through peaceful and diplomatic means.