HumanNature

　　DavidCopperfieldwaswrittenbyDickensanditisalongpieceoffiction.Thestoryistoldalmostentirelyfromthepointofviewofthefirstpersonnarrator,DavidCopperfieldhimself.Whenreadingthisnovel,Iwastotallyattractedbynotonlytheexcitingplotbutalsotheauthor‘ssprightlysmoothandthehumorouscharminglanguage.

　　Themaincharacter,DavidCopperfieldisadiligentpersonwhoisgoodatobserving.Hisfatherpassedawayinhisearlytime,andhismotherdepartedlater,whichmadehimmakealivingindependently.Atfirst,hewassenttodothechildlaborer.Latter,becausecannotbearthemaltreatment,heranawaytohisaunt’shome.Hisauntsenthimtoschool,aftergraduate,hebecomealawyerandmarryhisteacher’sdaughterDora.Butsoon,DoradiedofdiseaseandDavidleaveforAustraliawithdeepsorrow.Afterreturningtohomeland,hehadbecomeawriterandmarriedAgnes,andfromthistimehestartsthehappycontentlife.

　　Thenovelplotisjustlikethis,thoughtherearenotmanysoul-stirringscenesandimposingheroicachievement,letsmefeelthatIwasappreciatingafreshpicture.

　　David’scomplexcharacterallowsforcontradictionanddevelopmentoverthecourseofthenovel.Davidexperiencedmanythingswhichweredifficultanddangerous,whenhewasintrouble,hisfriendscametohelphim.Amongthosepeople,thereweremenandwomen,eldersandchildren.Thoughtheyweredifferent,allcanrenderoneselfinone'spowerassistanceatdifficulttime.Duetohavethesetrulyfriends,Davidcanturndangerintosafetyandbepulledinthedeathedgebythecompanionagainandagain.Whatcanlethepassthedangeristhegreathumannature.

　　Ithinkthehumannaturepassesthroughthisbook.Inthenovel,therearemanyartcharacters,inmyopinion,thesearetheactuallylivingcharacterinthereallife.Thesecharactersarenotonlylivedin19thcentury,butalsoliveinthepresentage.Thehumannatureisidedintotwoparts,elegantandugly.Theeleganthumannatureshouldalwaysberememberedbyusandnotbedilutedbythetime’schange.Weshoulddevelopandletitleadtheentirehumannatureforithasagreatsignificanceforoursociety.Theuglyhumannatureshouldbeforbiddenandnotappearinthesociety,itisnotonlydoesnosignificancetooursociety,evenalsocantowthehindlegwhichweprogress.

　　ThegoodservantPeggottywaskindallthetime.Shedoesnotliketoshowherselfinfrontofpeople,herkindnesscomesfromherheart,andthenIassociateothersintheworld,someofthemarehypocriticalandunctuous.Whichtheycan’tgetridofistheirowninterest.Nomatterwhattheydo,theyfirstthinkisthatwhethertheirinterestwillbedestroyedortheirpurposewillbecompleted.Theyareselfish,andtheirmindshouldbecorrectedwiththestandardofPeggotty’s.

　　Inouractuallysociety,manypeoplearesimilartoSteerforth,heisverycunning,hemadefriendswithDavidthencheathisfriends.Atfirst,theypretendedverygentleoroutstandingtotheirfriends,infact,theyhadtheirownpurpose.Afterhavingtheirfriendsconfused,thentheevilplanstarted.Takingadvantageofother’strusttocheatandrunningawaywhentheycompletedthepurpose.Theirhumannaturesareuglyandhateful.

　　ButthemanwhowasmosthatedisUriahHeep.UriahservesafoiltoDavidandcontrastsDavid’squalitiesofinnocenceandcompassionwithhisowncorruption.UriahandDav