AChristmasCarol

　　AChristmasCarolisoneofthemostfamousworksofCharlesDickens,whoisaCriticismwriterinthe19thcentury.Hisworksmainlyreflectthereality.SoIlikehisworksverymuch.

　　CharlesDickenswasbornin1812,England.Hehadmanydifficultiesduringhischildhood.However,theseexperiencesenrichedhislife,atthesametime,supportingmanywritingmaterialsforhiswriting.Hewrotemorethan20novelsinall,reflectingthehatetothemoneyandthesympathytothecommonpeople.Hisworks,suchasGreatExpectations,aTale0fTw0Cities,wereaffectedbymanyreaders.

　　Thisnoveltoldapeoplewhoregardmoneyasimportantashisownlife---Scrooge.EvenonChristmasEve,hewasalsoquitemeantoeverybody.Therearefivechaptersinall.Chapter1introducedscrooge’scharacterandMarley,hisfriend’sghost.Thelanguagewasverybeautifulandactive.Ilikethispartbest.AsfollowedtherewasapartofwordtodescribeScrooge:hewasahardmanwithmoney,hardasastone.Hewasasecretself-containedman;friendlessandalone.thecoldnessinsidehimfrozehisoldface.Hiseyeswerered.Histhinlipswereblue.Coldseemedtostiffenhiswayofwalking.Thehaironhisheadandabovehiseyeswaswhite,whiteassnow.Hecarriesthiscoldnesswithhimalwayswhereverhewent.ThispartillustratedScroogewasacoldman.Hegraspedthemoneytightly.Asthefollowingstory,Scroogerefusedhisnephewinvitationtohavethedinnerwithhisfamily.AndhealwaysscoldedtheChristmasishumbug.Hedidn’tbelievetheexistenceofChristmasanddidn’twanttosharehishappinessandmoneywithothers.Hehaddinnerinaninnandthenwenthome.HehadroomsinahousewhichhadoncebelongedtoMarley.Scoldedsatquietlyonthecoach.Butsuddenlythereisabigknockeronthedoor.ItwasMarley’sghost.TheghostwasboundbytheheavychainandtoldScroogeitstragicfate.TheghosttoldScroogethatthreespiritswillcometoScroogeandthenfadedaway.

　　Fromchapter2tochapter4,ittalkedaboutthethreespirits.Thefirstspiritstoodforthepast.ItshowedthehappytimesinthepastofScrooge.InthepastScroogealwayssaid“MerryChristmas”towhoeverhemet.Helovedlifeandenjoyedeverythinginhislife.InthispartthespiritalsoshowedthefirstworkofScrooge.Hisboss,Fezziwig,treatedthemverywellonChristmas.ButScroogegraduallychanged.Helovedmoneymorethanhislover.Sohisloverpartedwithhim.It’sthemoneythatmadeScroogelostmanythings.Thesecondstandsforthepresent.inthispart,Scroogeisagreedyman.Hehasnomercytoeverythingandwasteofhistime.Thethirdspiritstandsforthefuture.Inthispart,itshowedthatScroogeregretwhathehaddone.AndScroogewasimpressedatlast.Heunderstoodmoneyisnottheonlythingthatisworthtoreserve.Loveandcarewereimportanttoo.

　　Atthelastchapter,thatischapter5,Scroogechangedhimselfandgavemercytothepoor.Andhehaddinnerwithhisnephew.

　　Allinall,thisstoryhasaperfectend.Formthisstory,Irealizedthatinthisworld,moneyisnoteverything.Wealsoneedloveandhelp.