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Willow was one of the common images in Chinese literature, often used to describe tenacity, unyielding, gentle and beautiful emotions. The following are some common images of willows in literature: Tenacity: The willow tree is tall and upright. The trunk is thick and the branches are soft. It is often used to symbolize the quality of tenacity. For example, Lin Chong in Water Margins once used the willow tree to describe his perseverance. 2. Unyielding: Willow trees are not afraid of the wind and rain, and their tenacious growth is often used to express the indomitable spirit. For example, Lin Daiyu in Dream of the Red Chamber once used willows to describe her own strength and unyielding. 3. Soft and beautiful: The soft and slender branches of the willow are often used to express the soft and beautiful characteristics of women. For example, in the Legend of the White Snake, the White Lady used the water willow to symbolize her beauty. Farewell: The willow is a symbol of farewell. People often fold the willow to express their reluctance to part. For example, in Journey to the West, when Tang Sanzang and his disciples parted, Sun Wukong once used the willow to symbolize parting. 5. Sorrow: The leaves of willow trees are often used to express sad emotions. For example, Lu Junyi in Water Margins once used the leaves of willow trees to express his sadness. Willow has a rich image in literature. Through it, we can feel all kinds of emotions and qualities, such as tenacity, unyielding, gentleness, farewell, sadness and so on.

Hamlet is one of the most famous plays of William shakespeare. Its characters are deeply loved and paid attention to by readers and audiences. The following is an analysis of his character image: A Complicated Character Hamlet is a complex character, he has many different emotions and motives, these emotions and motives intertwined together, making his inner world very complicated. He was sometimes kind, sometimes evil, sometimes cold, sometimes passionate. His character was constantly changing, making it difficult to fathom. Inferiority and conceit Hamlet deeply felt inferior to his identity and status, but he also thought that he was a noble person with inviolable dignity and rights. This balance between inferiority and conceit made him sometimes show confidence and determination, but sometimes he fell into extreme anxiety and panic. Loneliness and Despair Hamlet was a lonely man. He rarely communicated with others and was often immersed in his own inner world. His sense of loneliness stemmed from his inferiority to his identity and status, as well as his fear of death and tragedy. His sense of despair stemmed from his inability to find a solution to the problem and his feeling that the meaning and value of his existence had been denied. Tragic Fate Hamlet was destined to be a tragic character. His fate was controlled by fate and he finally embarked on the road of death. His death was a great tragedy that made his existence meaningless. His fate also reflected the tragic structure and law of human society. No matter how outstanding and noble a person was, his fate would eventually be denied by fate. To sum up, Hamlet was a complex, self-abased, lonely, desperate and tragic character. His image was deeply loved and paid attention to by readers and audiences.

The characters in Chekhov's novels were rich and colorful. There were strong and courageous female images such as Nora Lavoynova in Cherry Orchard and Ivan Carpenter in Wanka. There were also witty, humorous, witty and selfish characters such as Sergei Chehmann in Three Sisters and Anna Karenina in Noble House. Chekhov deeply reflected the complexity of Russian society and human nature by portraying these characters and created a unique artistic charm.

Bing Xin was a famous translator, children's writer, and social actician in modern China. She was known as the "mother of modern Chinese literature". Her works mainly involved novels, essays, poems and other fields. The most representative works were Stars, Spring Water and To Little Reader. Bingxin's female image is deeply loved by readers. The female image she creates has the characteristics of independence, strength, gentleness, kindness, wisdom and so on. Most of the female images in Bingxin's novels showed positive attitudes and optimistic attitudes towards life. They could stick to their beliefs and not give up their efforts to pursue happiness in difficulties. Bingxin's female image also received widespread attention from the society. The female image created in her novels not only reflected the views of the society at that time on women. Bingxin's female image has an important position in modern Chinese literature. The values of female image conveyed in her works are still widely recognized and respected.

Chekhov was an important figure in the history of Russian literature, and his works had a profound significance in portraying the characters. The characters in Chekhov's works were very delicate. He made the characters real, vivid and full by describing their words and deeds, psychology, personality and other aspects. In Chekhov's works, there were often some symbolic images, which often represented certain values or beliefs. For example, Bubka in The Cherry Orchard and Ivan Karimov in Crime and Punishment. Chekhov's works also paid great attention to the details of the characters. He showed the character's personality and emotional state through the movements, postures, costumes and other details of the characters. For example, in Chameleon, the main character Ochumierov's clothes and mannerisms could let the readers feel his character and emotions. Chekhov's description of the characters was profound. Through meticulous descriptions, he vividly displayed the characters 'personalities, emotions, thoughts, etc., so that readers could understand and feel the emotions and meanings in the works more deeply.

Chekhov was an important figure in the history of Russian literature. There were many vivid and profound characters in his works. Here are some of Chekhov's famous characters: Anna Karenina: Anna Karenina is a complex, contradictory and beautiful character. She has a gentle, kind side, a selfish and vain side, and also has deep thoughts and emotions. Rozma Pavlovna: Rozma Pavlovna is a brave, strong and independent woman who risked her life to protect her friends and family. 3. Andrei Kanerawa: Andrei Kanerawa is a smart, witty and brave female image. She wisely deals with all kinds of difficulties and has a deep emotional experience. 4 Yuri Alexeyevich Vladimir Mirovich: Yuri Alexeyevich Vladimir Mirovich is a strong, brave and upright male image. He is willing to sacrifice himself to protect his family and nation. Dagestan Ivanovich Bulgakov: Dagestan Ivanovich Bulgakov is a greedy, selfish, hypocritical male image. He is unscrupulous in pursuit of his own interests, but he also has deep psychological and philosophical thinking. Through Chekhov's unique language and techniques of expression, these characters deeply reveal the complexity and contradiction of human nature, leaving a deep impression on the readers.

The literary image and literary image are commonly used concepts in novel creation. Although they have similarities, there are also some obvious differences. The literary image is created through literary means, and it is a symbolic image or symbol that can express a certain theme or thought. It was a physical object or scene that the author imagined and conceived during the creative process, and it might not necessarily exist. For example, in "Dream of the Red Chamber", Jia Baoyu's "jade" was a typical literary image. It represented the author's pursuit of beautiful, pure, noble and other values, not just a specific object. The literary image was the artistic expression and embodiment of the real characters, scenes, and things in the works through the author's creation. It was the author's creation process according to the theme and needs of the shape of a distinctive personality and emotional color. For example, in Journey to the West, Sun Wukong was a typical literary image. His wit, bravery, humor, arrogance and other characteristics were fully expressed and became one of the classic images in the history of Chinese literature. In the study of literature Chinese literary image and literary image are both important contents of literary semiotics and important tools for studying literary language, literary aesthetics, literary creation and other aspects.

The Little Girl also known as Hate Train is an American novel by George Orwell. The story was about a black slave named Tom, who was sold to a white family in the 18th century and forced to live with them. Tom's white father abused him while his mother tried to maintain the harmony of the family through hypocritical civilization. The novel reveals the cruelty and hypocrisy of the American slavery system through Tom's perspective. It depicted the tragic lives of slaves, including forced labor, sexual assault, forced to eat inferior food, and unfair treatment. At the same time, the novel also reveals the hypocrisy and moral degeneration of the white society. The characters in the novel were colorful. Tom's white father was an extreme racist and sadist. He was very cruel to Tom but tried to maintain the harmony of the family through hypocritical morality. Tom's white mother was a very hypocritical person. She tried to cover up her immoral behavior by sympathizing with the black slaves. Tom's black girlfriend, Nora, was a strong, independent, and thoughtful girl. She did not want to succumb to the control and oppression of the white people, but fought back through hard work. Uncle Tom was a villain who represented slavery. He was a very cruel and hypocritical person who abused and tortured the slaves to the extreme. At the same time, he was also a morally degenerate person. His hypocrisy and cruelty aggravated the pain and suffering of the slaves. Through the perspective of Tom, the black slave, the whole novel reveals the cruelty and hypocrisy of the American slavery system at that time. At the same time, it shows the strength and independence of the slaves and portrays a dark social reality.

The images of women in Lu Xun's works were more complicated. Some works showed their gentleness, kindness and independence, while others portrayed their sufferings and misfortune. In The True Story of Ah Q, Lu Xun portrayed Zhang Ling 'er as a smart, independent and thoughtful woman. She opposed feudal ethics and pursued freedom and equality, and had a profound dialogue with Ah Q. In A Madman's Diary, Lu Xun portrayed Fang Hongjian's wife, Su Manshu, as an intelligent, strong, and thoughtful woman who played an important role in her family and society. She opposed the feudal marriage system, pursued freedom and equality, and fought against the feudal forces together with Fang Hongjian. In New Stories, Lu Xun portrayed Zhu An as a gentle, kind and hard-working woman, but her fate was very unfortunate. She was abandoned by her husband and eventually died of illness. The female images in Lu Xun's works showed the thoughts of women's liberation and independence. They were both gentle and kind, but also strong and independent. They were one of the important female images in modern Chinese literature.

Jane Eyre is a complex and contradictory character. Her character image has been fully shaped in the novel Pride and Predict. The following is an analysis of her main characteristics and character image: Independent: Jane is an independent woman. She rejected Darcy's proposal and chose to follow her own feelings and inner voice. She believed that her values were not bound by traditional social norms and had her own moral standards and values. Strong and brave: Jane Eyre experienced many difficulties and setbacks in the novel, but she never gave up on herself. She bravely resisted the misunderstandings and prejudices of Darcy and Elizabeth to protect her dignity and rights. She was also a strong and persistent woman who could maintain a positive and optimistic attitude in the face of adversity. 3. Kindness and Purity: Jane Eyre is a very kind and pure person. She cared for her family and friends without any prejudice or discrimination. She never attacked anyone and always maintained a gentle attitude and a pure heart. 4. Inferiority sensitivity: Jane Eyre has a certain inferiority complex in the novel. She is dissatisfied with her appearance and status and often feels that she is at a disadvantage. This inferiority complex affected her behavior and decision-making to a certain extent, making her appear not brave and firm enough at certain times. 5. Longing for love: Jane Eyre longs for true love and happiness. She kept looking for her lover in the novel, but in the end, she did not find a real partner. Her heart was filled with loneliness and loss, but she could still maintain hope and confidence for the future. To sum up, Jane Eyre was a very complicated and contradictory character. Her character image was complicated and deep. She had an independent personality, a strong and brave attitude, a kind and pure heart, but she also had a certain inferiority complex and a desire for love. Her character image was fully displayed in the novel, and it was also one of the most eye-catching aspects of Pride and Predict.