读完了法国作家莫泊桑的《项链》一文,眼前挥之不去的是小说的女主人公——玛蒂尔德的形象。晚会上,她是身着“新袍裙”,脖子上戴着“金刚钻镶成的项链”,“时髦”、“迷人”,娇美如花、光彩照人如贵妇人;大街上,她是“挽着头发”, “强健粗硬而且耐苦”但坦然的平民妇人。这两种影像叠印在脑海中,鲜活如生。 After reading the article “Necklace” by French writer Maupassant, what can’t be lingered is the image of the heroine of the novel, Mathilde. At the party, she was wearing a “new robe skirt”, wearing a “necklace made of diamonds” on the neck, “fashionable” and “beautiful”, charming and graceful, like a lady; on the street, she was “pulling.” With hair, “strong, tough and hard-working” but calm civilian woman. These two images are superimposed on the mind and live fresh.