"What a "Drunken Dragon Residence on the Emperor's Fallen Avenue", Ling Donglai, the supreme grandmaster who saw the Dark King's highest skill in his life, praised him.

Ling Donglai, who was merciless, instantly lifted a full body of inner yuan, and the finger of "Proving the Heaven and Shattering the Void" hit the Dark King like the Immortal Finger of King Kong, and at the same time, Ji Tai incarnated, avoiding the Dark King's grand Emperor Falling Avenue Drunken Dragon Residence's trick.

It's too fast and too strong, the dark king who lost the world of music and the world of philosophy, there is no way to avoid it, he is directly hit, and his consciousness slowly dissipates, and finally he is nothing. Falling, he fell on the time and space of the Demon Catalogue.

With a wave of his hand, Ling Donglai wrote on a tomb, "The man who is comfortable and accessible - the king of darkness." Ling Dong came to the question. ”

One of the guardians of the Demon Hero - Pushkin

Alexander the Great, Sergeyevich and Pushkin (1799-1837) were famous Russian writers, considered by many to be Russia's greatest poets and the founders of modern Russian literature.

The main representative of Russian Romantic literature in the 19th century. His representative works include the poems "Ode to Freedom", "To the Sea", "To Chadaev", etc., the poetic novels "Evgeny, Onegin", and the novella "The Captain's Daughter".

Born in Moscow, he spent every summer from 1805 to 1810 in a village near Moscow where his grandmother lived. These life experiences from his childhood were later reflected in his early poems.

Pushkin spent six years at the Imperial College in Tsarskoye Village, an excellent academy founded in 1811. Today, this academy is called the Pushkin Institute.

During this time, Pushkin experienced the war against Napoleon in 1812. In 1815 Pushkin's first patriotic poem was published. Although he was still a student at the time. He was admitted as a member of Arzamas, a literary society in St. Petersburg.

This association opposed the conservative, rigid language that prevailed at that time and advocated the Russian language. Pushkin's early poems are full of life.

In 1816 the style of his poems changed abruptly, and lamentations became his main work.

Pushkin graduated in 1817 and worked as a secretary of the Diplomatic Society in St. Petersburg. He often went to the theater and attended meetings in Arzamas.

He also joined a literary and dramatizing group called Green Light. This group had certain ties with the groups of the nobility of the time that opposed the tsarist autocracy.

Although Pushkin did not participate in their political campaign, he was good friends with many of them, and the satirical short poems he wrote were influenced by this movement.

During this time he had been writing a long poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila", which began when he was still in school. He completed the poem in 1820. But it was badly evaluated by critics at the time.

In the early 1820s, Pushkin was in trouble with some satirical poems in which he mocked people in power, such as the then Minister of War and the Minister of Education.

With the help of some powerful friends, he was not exiled to Siberia. But he still had to leave St. Petersburg. He was sent to the Crimea. By 1824 he was living in different parts of southern Russia.

From 1823 he began to write long poems "Euvgeny, Onegin". He did not finish the poem until 1830.

From 1824 to 1825 he lived in his parents' farm, during which time he had a great disagreement with his father.

His tragedy "Boris, Godunov" marked the beginning of his departure from the trite Russian poetry of the time.

After being received by Tsar Nicholas I in 1826, he was again allowed to live in Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the tsar personally checked his creations, and both his work and his life were under strict surveillance.

This is also reflected in the creation of "Eugene and Onegin". Pushkin lived very unhappily during this time, because he could not live according to his wishes.

In 1831 Pushkin married. On the night of the wedding, the candle in Pushkin's hand suddenly went out. Pushkin was taken by surprise. It was as if foreshadowing his unfortunate future.

After marriage, he and his wife moved to St. Petersburg, and their wives Natalie and Goncharova became famous beauties in St. Petersburg's social circles at that time, and were known as "the swans of St. Petersburg". Her beauty made her popular at the Russian court at the time, and the Pushkins became frequent guests at court events.

However, this upper-class life added to Pushkin's financial burden, and although the Tsar allowed Pushkin to study documents in the Archives Bureau because of his fame and his wife's proximity to the court, so that he could write the History of Peter the Great, Pushkin was still very unhappy, and he often fought with people, often for insignificant reasons. His works during this period all reflect heavy mental pressure.

It was not until 1836 that he was allowed to publish a literary magazine of his own. During this period, a French royalist in exile, Georges and Dantes, fell madly in love with his wife Goncharova, and the two often danced together, and Pushkin later received an anonymous letter insulting him, in which he laughed at him as a turtle.

In 1837, Pushkin could not bear it anymore, and for the sake of honor, he fought a duel with Dantes, as a result of which he was seriously wounded in the abdomen, and died two days later, and the newspapers of the time published: "The sun of Russian poetry has fallen"

Pushkin's poems and plays paved the way for the popular language to enter Russian literature, and his narrative style, which combined drama, romanticism and satire, had a profound influence on many Russian poets and was an important factor in Russian literature after him.

Among his contemporaries were George Gordon, Byron and John Wolfgange, and he himself was greatly influenced by the tragedies of Voltaire and William Shakespeare.

In the history of Russian literature and in Russia, Pushkin enjoys a high position. During his lifetime, Pushkin was quite confident in his achievements. In his poem "Monument" (1836), he wrote: "I have built myself a monument that is not made by hand, and the whole of great Russia will hear rumors about me, and my name will be called in all languages, and I will be respected and loved by the people for a long time:

Because I used the harp to evoke the good feelings of the people. Because I sang the praises of freedom, and in my cruel times, I also cried out for the compassion of the dead. 」

The famous critic Belinsky noted: "It was only from Pushkin that Russian literature began to exist, because in his poetry the pulse of Russian life was beating. Goncharov also said that "Pushkin is the father and ancestor of Russian art, just as Lomonosov is the father of Russian science."

Pushkin's major contribution was the creation of the Russian literary language and the establishment of the norms of the Russian language.

Turgenev said: there is no doubt that he created our poetic language and our literary language. Pushkin's contemporaries and friend Gogol once said: "When you mention Pushkin's name, you immediately think that he is a Russian national poet. He's like a dictionalist. It contains all the treasures, power and flexibility of our language

on him. Russian nature, Russian soul, Russian language, Russian character are reflected so purely, so beautifully, like the landscape reflected on the protruding optical glass. 」

In the creation of romantic lyric and narrative poems, Pushkin paid great attention to the perfect combination of written and spoken language. Absorb the essence of folk languages extensively. To bring literature close to the life of the nation and the reality that surrounds it. made a unique contribution to the final formation of the Russian literary language.

Herzen, for his part, said that in the "cruel times" of the reactionary rule of Nicholas I, "only the loud and vast song of Pushkin resounded in the valley of slavery and suffering: this song inherited the past era." Fill the day with a brave voice and send its voice to the distant future."

Plekhanov, Lunacharsky, Gorky and others also had something to say about Pushkin. Gorky once noted: "Pushkin's creation is a vast and dazzling torrent of poetry and prose. In addition, he was a founder of the combination of romanticism and realism, which gave Russian literature a characteristic tone and a peculiar appearance. 」

Pushkin's works have been arranged into operas, dance dramas, plays, children's plays and films by famous Russian artists. His poems were composed into songs, which have survived to this day.

The Institute of Russian Literature of the USSR Academy of Sciences (aka the "Pushkin House") is the center for Pushkin's private collection of books, manuscripts and research on Pushkin.

There are Pushkin museums in Moscow and Leningrad, and there is a memorial to Pushkin's house in Leningrad. The village of Mikhailovsk and the nearby village of Sanshan, as well as the Holy Mountain Monastery, where Pushkin was buried, have been converted into a protected area of the Pushkin cultural reserve.

In the Soviet Union, Pushkin's research was formed as "Pushkinology". Over the years, Pushkin's works have been published in collections and research.

His famous saying: There is no happiness, only freedom and peace. Where the sword of law can't reach, the whip of sarcasm can't reach.

Hope is a faithful sister of doom. Sensitivity is not proof of wisdom, and fools and even madmen can sometimes be extraordinarily sensitive. Whether it's amorous poetry, beautiful essays, or casual pleasures, nothing can replace an incomparably intimate friendship.

Reading and studying is to build one's own thoughts and knowledge with the help of other people's thoughts and knowledge. The influence of people is short and weak, but the influence of books is wide and far-reaching.

Listening to the young girl's singing, the old man's heart became younger. The conscience of the young is as clear as a sunny day. When the light smoke of youth sweeps away the joy of youth, we will be able to obtain everything worth absorbing.

Cherish your clothes from a new age, and cherish your reputation from a young age.

The design and creation of the world should be centered on people, not to seek money, and people do not live with money as the object, but often the object of people.

How happy are the people who are chosen by your lingering dreams. I used to love you: love is not completely dead in my heart, but I hope it will not bother you anymore, and I don't want to make you sad and sad again.

I have loved you silently and hopelessly, I have endured both shyness and jealousy, I have loved you so sincerely, so tenderly, may God bless you, and the other person will love you as I love you. (To be continued......)