I have been thinking for a long time about writing this for the hero Nekhludoff. This book describes the spiritual revival of the hero and heroine, especially the spiritual revival of the hero Nekhludoff. During his college years, he was a pure, enthusiastic, energetic young man with beautiful pursuits. When he was vacationing at his aunt's home, he fell in love with a beautiful and pure girl Katyusha. After he entered the army and the upper class, he led a life of drunkenness and drunkenness, and seduced Katyusha. This is also the main reason why Katyusha fell and became a prostitute. Until he met in court, Nekhludoff found his conscience and accompanied Maslova (Katyusha) to exile in Siberia after she ran away to plead for her grievances and failed to appeal. Nekhludoff's behavior moved Maslova and she fell in love with him again. But in order not to damage his reputation and status, Maslova refused to marry him and married with a "revolutionary". Both heroes have reached the spiritual and moral "resurrection".
When I read this book, the words of a lawyer caught my attention. "When I saw them, I couldn't help being grateful and tearful, because I didn't go to prison, and you didn't go to prison, and we all didn't go to prison, so I would like to thank them for their kindness. As for taking the privileges of each of us and exiling us to a place not far away, it is very easy." Among them, "they" are prosecutors and people who have the right to quote or not quote the law. This really made me think deeply. If "they" can do whatever they want, what should the court do? At the same time, the love between Nekhludoff and Katyusha also moved me. She loved him and thought that her union with him would ruin his life, while she and Simon would go away together to restore his freedom. She was glad that she had realized her wish. This work has superb artistry, high authenticity and profound humanity. It reflects all aspects of the czarist Russian society and depicts many vivid characters. The only reliable way to overcome the appalling evil that afflicts people is to admit before God that you are always guilty, so you should neither punish others nor correct others. When I met the situation that all people who pursue spiritual life often encounter. That is, the thought that I thought was strange, absurd or even ridiculous at first, but it has been confirmed by life constantly. One day, I will suddenly find that this is an extremely ordinary and unquestionable truth.