Vision of Man-Woman Relationship in The Hungry Tide

Literature is an analysis, criticism, emotional and psychological expression of human life, a series of multicolor relationships such as filial piety, husband and wife, and brotherly love. Every relationship is an important part of life, but the relationship between men and women is considered the most common interpersonal relationship. Emphasizing the importance and value of the relationship between men and women, great British novelist D. H. Lawrence pointed out that "a great relationship between humanity and human relations is always a relationship between men and women."

PL: Oh, yes. I do not think anyone else is close. His vision is not only what the United States is, but also what happens to humans - men or women. The relationship with the earth, the relationship between each other, and the relationship with other creatures - I think that Whitman is like this. Emily Dickinson is a wonderful poet, but there is no such vision. I think that I dislike a vision well. Sometimes she sounds very persecuted for her perception of God. Whitman's creator is such a wonderful power, but it gives us all physical and spiritual gifts - Yes, I always take Whitman

He departs from fear, not from the real concern for the relationship. He is very hungry and really hungry for women. But if a man needs a woman to make it feel like a man, is he really a man? But the desire for verification is stronger than he. No matter how much attention he attracts from interested women, he or she is entering a day to prove something no matter how much attention he attracts from young women. This situation is like addiction to attention. But how long can you keep track of that person to prove that it is still valid? At some point, it can not be satisfied. In other respects, no matter how much he spends money, even the most hopeless women, money can no longer attract attention. This is the anger of men, indignation, the beginning of suffering to the opposite sex.