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The story tells the story of an adulterous affair between a middle-aged man and an underage girl, Lolita. Humbert, who makes a living by teaching French at the university, is a middle-aged man. Since the death of his first love when he was young, he has always harbored a tender and obscene nightmare in his heart. Those teenage girls have an irresistible magical attraction to him. He concealed this secret desire and just called out to those superficial and arrogant elves with his trembling soul.

By chance, he became the tenant of Charlotte (Lolita's mother). He fell madly in love with Charlotte's 14-year-old daughter, Lolita. At the same time, Charlotte also took a fancy to Humbert and wanted to find a backer for her Lolita. In order to continue to live with the elf in his heart, Lolita, Humbert married Charlotte against his will. But in the end Charlotte discovered Humbert's obsession with her daughter. Enraged, Charlotte rushed out of the house, but was killed in a car accident. Humboldt then took Lolita and began an incestuous love affair that ran around on the highways of the United States...until the arrogant Lolita became tired and finally left him. Humbert, who lost the elf in his life, killed the man who kidnapped Lolita - Clara Kunin in despair and sorrow.

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In 1955, The Russian-American writer Vladimir Nabokov published the novel "Lolita". The story describes a middle-aged professor Hambert who is hopelessly in love with the landlord's 12-year-old daughter Lolita, which is almost pathological. His obsession led him to the end of destruction. Since the subject matter of the novel - incest/pedophilia - is a taboo in moral society, the book has been widely circulated for many years but has been subject to lasting and fierce criticism. The novel was criticized in France A short-term ban, it was not published until 1958 in the United States, and was still classified as an illegal book in Australia until 1964

However, the influence of the novel is long-lasting, and it was selected as the New York Public Secretary* **Won the "Landmarks of Modern Literature" category in the Library's 1995 "Books of the Century" and ranked fourth among the top 100 English novels of the 20th century in the United States' Blue Lantern Bookstore in 1998 . The word "Lolita" has even been included in the dictionary, and people conventionally use it to describe a very attractive and precocious girl (some people say that the name Lolita originally refers to Charlie Chaplin's second wife, who was a minor. Actress Lillita McMurray). "Lolita" itself has been extended to a phenomenon, a "disease"

Another popular interpretation is that Lolita is not purely sexual. Novel. It alludes to the surrender of the traditional elite culture represented by Europe to the modern popular culture represented by the United States, or that the aging European civilization attempts to achieve revival by persuading the young American culture. It expresses the sadness and helplessness of the former. The latter's arrogant carnival

In the past thirty years, two directors have adapted the novel to the screen. The title of the film "Lolita" is also translated as "A pear tree crushes a begonia", which alludes to the Song Dynasty poet Zhang Xian (990-1078, courtesy name Ziye) and Su Dongpo's literary banter. When Zhang Xian was 80 years old, he married an 18-year-old woman as his concubine. At a party, his friend Su Shi wrote a poem to ridicule him: "Eighteen-year-old bride and eighty-year-old man, with pale hair and red make-up. Mandarin ducks are twined under the quilt at night, and a tree of pear blossoms Press Begonia.