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Sister Carrie is a classic work that deeply reveals the reality and human weakness of American society. It was created by Theodore DelDesai, the representative of American realism literature. The novel tells the story of Carrie, a rural girl who comes to the big city of Chicago to find happiness in order to get rid of poverty. After a series of setbacks and pains, Carrie eventually became an actress with her beauty and singing voice, fulfilling her yearning for a high-class social life. Through Carrie's experience, he criticized the oppression of the capitalist system on the poor people and the corrosion of the bourgeois lifestyle to the petty bourgeoisie. The characters in the novel are distinct, reasonable plot, in line with the hero's mental style of action, showing the complexity of human nature and the dark side of society. Carrie's story is not only a profound analysis of one's fate, but also a profound reflection of the social reality of the time. In addition, Sister Carrie is also regarded as a masterpiece of critical capitalism in the history of American literature. Its profound social insight and rich emotional expression make it a classic in the history of American literature. The characters and plots in the novel are still being talked about by people today, which has had a profound influence on the later literary creation.