Zhouyi Wang Discussion 7

The struggle between man and fate is an eternal human experience.
In the ancient Greek period, people knew little about the universe and nature and firmly believed that there was an irresistible force controlling destiny. Therefore, the protagonists or heroes in ancient Greek tragedies often actively struggled against the unchangeable destiny, and most of them ended up with The failure ended, but the light emitted by the struggle between man and fate is great and dazzling, and it is inspiring. The tragedy “Oedipus the King” is a representative tragedy of the typical ancient Greek period, and it is also the highest interpretation of the tragedy of fate. After learning everything, he resolutely decided to goug his eyes, punish himself and exile instead of escaping with death. own guilt. Human beings need such a spirit that even in the face of failure, they will try their best to keep trying, and finally bear the consequences and make up for their mistakes with a responsible attitude.
In tragedy, human dignity is as important as fate. The essence of tragedy lies in revealing the inner strength of human beings and showing that human beings are great.