& lt Who is the hero in Resurrection?

Dmitry Nekhludoff is the hero in lev tolstoy's novel Resurrection. When he was young, he met the heroine Maslova for the first time. As the nephew of the manor owner, Nekhludoff has a pure relationship with Maslova, the young maid of the manor.

Later, at the age of nineteen, Nekhludoff became more sophisticated in the army. At that time, he seduced his childhood friends, which indirectly led to Maslova's later degenerate, dissolute and miserable life.

In the book, Nekhludoff helped Maslova many times in prison, was willing to marry her, and even traveled with Maslova, who was exiled to Siberia. At the same time, he gradually changed his moral concept of decadent aristocrats.

Later, because Maslova and his cellmate simonson finally got married, they missed the woman they had always loved, but they were both spiritually revived.

Personality characteristics:

His personality characteristics are mainly manifested in his observation and views on society and life, mainly in the following aspects:

On the issue of land, Nekhludoff believes that land should not be anyone's private property, and landlords must give it to farmers. He adopted two methods: one was to give it to farmers for planting at a very low rent; One is to give it to farmers without any rent.

Nekhludoff's attitude towards the whole aristocratic class is: because he saw clearly that the aristocratic class was dirty and its taste in life was despicable, he thought that the real gentry were laborers and revolutionaries. He betrayed his class in thought and action.

On the issue of feudal bureaucracy, Nekhludoff saw various bureaucratic faces. They are cruel, violent, bloodthirsty, treacherous, greedy and pervert the law. He thinks that those officials who hold important positions are criminals who create "criminals".