The Ibsen Museum Review

The museum is built next to Ibsen's former residence, and you can choose to visit it together for an afternoon. This great Portuguese is famous worldwide. The environment of the museum is very simple. It has a lot of art and personal paintings. You can slowly carefully just go down. [View] The surrounding city is also good

The museum collection is very rich, there are many fun items, it is also the largest museum named after the characters in the local area, for the personal introduction of pictures and materials is very rich.

Ibsen, Norwegian playwright, is considered the founder of realist drama. The representative work "Doll House" looks at the glass and the view is enough PS friends to pay attention to the door at 11 o'clock.

What happens after Nora is a speech by Mr. Lu Xun, who later earned his essay "The Grave". Nora is the hero of the Norwegian playwright Ibsen's classic social-issue drama "Doll House". After a family change, she finally saw her husband's true face and her "doll" status at home, and after solemnly claiming that "I am a person, like you, at least I will learn to be a person", Nara resolutely walked out of the house. In 1879, "Doll House" premiered in Europe, Nora "the sound of the door slamming when leaving home" shocked the whole of Europe, but also after awakening "May 4th" after actively exploring China's fate and way out of intellectuals. At this point, Nala became almost a landmark figure of intellectual enlightenment in China, and a target for radical women at that time. Although "Doll House" is called the women's liberation movement's manifesto, Ibsen "caused" a storm of women's liberation, but "Doll House" is only the end of the Nara pull out, the door fell, the end of the play. As for how she will go after Ibsen has no answer. In this regard, Mr. Lu Xun proposed a century proposition, and issued a dead question, that is, "How is Nara gone?" Lu Xun keenly in this article

Coming to the heart of the wool, the first time I came, I didn't expect such a surprise, I will definitely come again when I have time!

Under the leadership of a GUIDE, we looked at the house Ibsen had lived in for more than 10 years in one room, and the GUIDE also introduced in detail some of the situations Ibsen had in this house, which was very interesting. Sometimes the great people of foreign countries seem more real and human, because man's great achievements in one respect do not mean that he is a perfect man and a god.