I recently read a philosophical novel entitled Crime and Punishment, which is one of the representative works of a great Russian writer. The novel describes a poor college student who wants to be a Napoleonic character and believes that he is a superman. He kills the usury landlady and her innocent sister, creating a murder that shocked the whole Russia. The work focuses on the mental state of the hero's conscience being condemned and his heart feeling lonely and afraid after the crime, and depicts his psychological changes before and after the crime. On the one hand, the novel depicts the miserable life of the lower-class people in Russia and exposes the evils of the aristocratic society; on the other hand, it also advocates the idea of accepting adversity and seeking relief from religion.

建議多加一些自己的理解感悟。