Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a work of genius that shines in the English literary world in the 19th century. Caravaggio was romantic style it contains in the cold violence, mysterious and bizarre passes a faint warmth in the background of a divine the whole scene is a closed small society - two isolated hill and open nature and wilderness, the characters in the book reflects the love and hate are two extremes, extreme love mixed with extreme hate, make the novel present a very strong dramatic colour in the thriller. The wasteland is the eternal background and background of Wuthering Heights. It shows the firmness, wildness and passion in human nature, describes a wild, free and free temperament, and is the intense release of human instinct. Through it we can hear the sad and despairing sighs of souls trapped in reality struggling to return to their true selves. The reader cannot feel the emotional beauty and joy of Wuthering Heights, but the violent shock and conflict of the soul. Love and hate unfold with an intensity that transcends human limits. This kind of display breaks the boundary of human social civilization and is almost the reproduction of the burning passion in human nature. We hear the response of the soul in the howling wind. This cry and response, this ferocity and passion, is the moorland temperament, the very essence of Wuthering Heights, piercing through the book like an arrow, spreading out like a bud, and shaking the reader's body and soul.