A brief introduction to hamlet

Hamlet is a tragic work created by Shakespeare. It is introduced as one of Shakespeare's representative works, whether it is the new curriculum standard history textbook or the original history textbook compiled according to the syllabus.

this work was created in 162. The plot is roughly as follows: Hamlet is a young and promising prince in the Kingdom of Denmark. He is bold, thoughtful, close to the people and has good hopes for mankind. He was studying at Wittenberg University in Germany, and there was bad news in China. His father died suddenly, his uncle Claudius usurped the throne, and his mother remarried Claudius. Hamlet returned to China to attend his funeral. One night, he saw his father's ghost in the castle. His father's ghost told him the story of his own murder: Claudie took advantage of old Hamlet's nap in the garden, dropped deadly poisonous weed juice into his ears, and made the venom flow into his veins, causing countless herpes on his body, and finally took his life. Old Hamlet asked his son to avenge him, but he was not allowed to hurt his mother and let her be blamed by her conscience. Hamlet was in a trance when he learned the truth. He wore black mourning clothes all day and was bent on revenge. One day, he went to see his lover, Mr. Filja, the daughter of the Prime Minister. He wanted both courtship and revenge, and his behavior was bizarre. O 'Filja told the Prime Minister about the prince, and the Prime Minister reported to Claudius. Although Claudius didn't know about the ghost of the old king, he had a ghost in his heart and sent someone to test Hamlet. On the one hand, Hamlet wanted revenge, on the other hand, he was embarrassed by his mother's face, and at the same time, he was not quite sure of his father's ghost's words, so he was very upset. Hamlet decided to prove Claudius's crime, just when a troupe came to the palace, he arranged a play about a duke of Vienna who was poisoned by a close relative in the garden, and soon the murderer cheated the duchess's love. During the performance, he watched Claudius, and when he saw Claudius fidgeting, he left halfway. Hamlet confirmed his father's ghost's words and decided to take revenge. One day, Claudius repented alone. Hamlet could have killed him, but he thought that the repented man would go to heaven after being killed and stop. Claudius sent the queen to persuade Hamlet, who had an argument with his mother and killed the Prime Minister by mistake. Claudius wanted to send Hamlet to England on the grounds that the Prime Minister's son wanted revenge, and prepared to get rid of Hamlet by the hand of the British king. Hamlet saw through Kloster's trick and returned to Denmark halfway. At that time, Mr. Filja was stimulated to go crazy and fell into the water and died. When Hamlet returned to China, he was just in time for her funeral. Claudius provoked O 'Filja's brother to duel with Hamlet, and prepared a poisoned sword and poisoned wine in the dark. Hamlet won the first meeting, and Claudius pretended to congratulate him on the poisoned wine, but Hamlet didn't drink it. Hamlet won the second round, and the queen was very happy. She took the poisoned wine that she had intended for Hamlet and drank it. In the duel, Hamlet was poisoned by his opponent's sword, but he grabbed the sword and hit him again. The queen died of poisoning, and Mr. Filja's brother exposed Claudius's plot at the last moment of his life. Hamlet used his last strength to hit Claudius with the poisoned sword in his hand, and he poisoned himself and died.