haven't shared a song for a long time. I can't say I'm very busy during this time, but I haven't heard the song I want to share. I recently read "Red and Black" by Stendhal , and found this "Red and Black" by accident The episode of the musical, I will share it with you~
"Julian saw a bird spreading its wings and flying high from the huge rocks on his back, hovering quietly in the sky, drawing huge circles from time to time. Julien's eyes were fixed. Staring at this bird of prey. The majesty and serenity of its verbs made his heart beat. He envied the power, he envied the loneliness."
Lyric Sharing
Les maudits mots d&39;amour
The Curse of Love
Lyrics: Zazie/Vincent Baguian
Composers: William Rousseau/Sorel
Vous l&39;ai-je dit belle dame
Beauty I once talked about expressions
Je suis tombé sozus le charmezzzzzzun seul Your charm makes me fall in love at first sight
Vous avez mis le bonheur en mon ame
My unfortunate soul is relieved by you
Et mon coeur en émoi,
My heart throbs
Et vous?
How about you?
Vous l&39;ai-je dit cher ami
my friend, did I ever tell you
Vous réveillez une flamme endormie
the torch in my heart is always lit by you
Quand je voulais maîtriser l&39;incendie
No matter how much I try to suppress
De mon corps en émoi,
My body Restless
Et vous?
How about you?
Dès que je suis contre toi
Whenever we two depend on each other
L&39;interdit vole en éclat,
Let’s have fun without any taboo
Vole en éclats.
No taboo
Tant pis soyons pour
Emotions are the troubles of
Les maudits mots d&39;amour
nous sans détour
tell me don't dodgeLes mots mélos des beaux mélos.
The lingering paragraphs in the romance drama
Tant pis soyons forts
It's a pity I'm obsessed
Les non-dits mis à mort
If you don't speak, you can drive people crazy
Pourvu qu&39;on ose encore
Can you Replay
Les mots mélos des beaux mélos.
The lingering passages in the romance drama
S&39;il suffisait de mentir
Can the lies make people forget
Pour oublier ce qu&39;il ne faut pas dire
The words that should not be said and all the
Toutes ces nuits passées à retenir
In the night that was imprinted in my mind
Son désir impromptu,
passion suddenly hit
Et vous?
andYou
S&39;il suffisait de souffrir
endure the silent pain that
Pour épargner ceux que l&39;on va trahir
forbearance is enough to prevent betrayal from coming
S&39;abandonner sans remords au plaisir
sacrifice yourself without complaint,
Défendu qui me tue The poison
Et vous?
and you
Mais dans l&39;ivresse de tes bras
But when I'm in your arms
Tout le reste vole en éclat,
There is no more clarity in this world
Vole en éclats.
No more clarity
Tant pis soyons pour
It's all
Les maudits mots d&39;amour
Love is the fault of the word
Disons nous sans détour
tell me don't dodge mort
can drive people crazy without speaking
Pourvu qu&39;on ose encore
can you replay it again
Les mots mélos des beaux mélos.
The lingering paragraphs in the romance drama
Tant pis soyons pour
dare to love This is all because of the word love
Les maudits mots d&39;amour
Disons tout sans détour
Tell me not to dodge
Les mots mélos des beaux mélos.
The lingering paragraphs in the romance drama
Vous disposez de mon sort
You rule my destiny
Ce n&39;est plus Dieu mais c&39;est vous que j&39;adore
Betray God Just because I love you
Et je vous jure à la vie à la mort
swear to you this life
De me perdre à ce jeu,
addicted to this game
Et vous?
What do you say?
Movie "Red and Black" 1997 Poster
Reading Notes
"Red and Black" The most attractive part of "Red and Black" lies in the various inner fluctuations in the process of Julien's efforts to climb to the upper class - Julien's self-esteem and inferiority, Ambition and ambition, conscience and brazenness, courage and shyness... the various changes between his deep-seated self-confidence and his concessions to society - written in great detail, and all based on a love story .
For example, one of the most famous episodes is when Julien begins his pursuit of Madame de Renal:
Everyone is finally seated, with Madame de Renal sitting next to Julien and Madame de Rênal next to her friend. Julien was so obsessed with what he was going to do that he couldn't find anything to say. The conversation was listless and lifeless.
Julien thought to himself: "Am I trembling and pitiful like the first duel?"
This anxiety is terrible, no matter what the danger is, I feel better. ...the castle's clock had already struck a quarter to nine, and he still didn't dare to do anything.action. Julien, angry at his cowardice, thought: "After ten o'clock, I will do what I want to do all day at night, or I will go back to the room and shoot myself in the head. ."
Julien was so excited he could barely control himself. Finally the clock above his head struck ten, and the moment of waiting and anxiety was finally over. The bell, the deadly bell, a memory echoed in his mind, making his heart skip a beat. Just as the last bell rang, he stretched out his hand and grasped Madame de Renal's hand, but she drew it back immediately.
Julien didn't know what to do now, and took that hand again. Although he was already dazed, he couldn't help being surprised, and the hand he was holding was as cold as ice. He held it tightly, his hands shaking. Madame de Renal made a last effort to withdraw her hand, but it remained.
Julien's heart was overwhelmed by a torrent of happiness, not his Madame Ed Reiner, but the end of a terrible ordeal.Here, Julien's inner activity of holding Madame de Renal's hand for the first time is vividly displayed by Stendhal. Such complex emotional fluctuations include the inferiority complex and self-esteem contained in the class crossing, and the anxiety and ecstasy in the love crossing. The two similar emotions are intertwined at the end of Stendhal's pen, which is indistinguishable.
This has sparked various debates about "Red and Black" in later generations: some people think it's a love novel, some people think it's a political novel, and there is even a saying that "you can't get along without reading "Red and Black". in politics" rumors. This is reminiscent of Mr. Lu Xun's famous comment on " A Dream of Red Mansions ": "The scribes see the "Yi", the Taoist sees the prostitution, the talented sees the lingering, the revolutionaries see the platoon full, and the gossipists see the secret affairs of the palace..."
"Red and Black" is not only about love, but also not only about politics, but includes all aspects of French society in the first half of the 19th century, especially the human struggle of people on the fringes of society. Julien's desire to conquer, with all his self-esteem and inferiority, intertwined with the desire to climb to the upper class, constitute the source of the narrative of the entire novel.
Stills from Julien Sohail's 'Red and Black' 1997
Julien, the 18-year-old, "is like a frightened horse, ready to go all out in battle anytime, anywhere, repel those who have the right to ridicule and Those who are punished."
The frightened horse jumped up a path full of devil traps in a panic.
But where is the road? ...
About Stendhal
Marie-Henri Beyle (French: Marie-Henri Beyle, 23 January 1783 – 23 March 1842), pseudonym Stendhal (Stendhal, French: [stɛ̃dal] or [stɑ̃dal], a translation of Stendal, Stendall), was a 19th-century French writer. He is known for his accurate character psychoanalysis and concise brushwork. He is considered one of the most important and earliest practitioners of realism. The most famous works are "Red and Black" (1830) and " Parma Abbey " (1839).
In 1842, 59-year-old Stendhal suffered a stroke and collapsed on the streets of Paris. He died alone in the early morning of the next day. People found the famous epitaph in his manuscript: "Lived, wrote, loved. "
Stendhal
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