从鲁滨逊漂流记看人的性格对命运的决定作用

　　Abstract
　　ThethesisintroducesthefateofRobinsonCrusoe，andthelessonthathischoiceandhisfinalfategiveus。ItdescribesRobinsonCrusoewentoutfromhisparents’housetosailintheseawithoutfollowinghisparents’adviceforhisowndreamthoughhisparentshadleavedlotsofpropertiesforhim。Whathewantedwasfreedom，andthelifewhichhecreated。Whenhesuccessfullylefthishomeforthesea，hemettheseriousdisastersthathecouldnotimaginebeforestartinghistrip，buthedecidedtocontinuehissailing，whichleadedtohisfinallydraftingtoanisolatedisland。Luckily，heescapedfromtheterribleplace，andbeganhisnewlife。WecanseethatRobinsonCrusoeisapersonwithstubbornandfirmcharacter。ThethesisaimstodiscussandpraiseRobinsonCrusoeandhischoiceaccordingtohisownthought，anditalsotellsusthatweshouldinsistonourownchoicesandberesponsibleforthem。
　　KeyWords
　　Character；fate；work；effect
　　摘要
　　论文介绍了鲁滨逊的命运，及他的选择和最后命运给我们的教训。它描述了鲁滨逊不顾父母的劝阻而绝然的离家出海，尽管他的父母给他留下了一笔可观的财产。他想要的是自由，他自己创造的生活。当他成功的离家而出海后，遇到了他之前所想象不到的灾难，但他还是决定继续航海，这就导致了他后来漂流到一个孤岛上，幸运的是他最后逃离了那个可怕的地方，并开始了他新的生活。从这里我们就可以知道他是一个顽固同时也很坚定的人。这篇论文意在讨论和赞扬鲁滨逊及他按照自己的想法选择生活的性格，同时还告诉我们要坚持自己的决定并为自己的选择负责。
　　关键词
　　性格；命运；劳动；作用
　　Introduction
　　Characterdecidesfate。Humanbeingisthecenteroftheworld。Sincehumanbeingopenstheireyes，theyareconfusedbytheirfate。Whileunderthesamesocialbackground，familyenvironment，andwiththesameintelligence，somepeoplearesuccessful，butothersarefailing。Thereasonisthedifferentkindsofcharacter。Accordingly，differentcharacterleadtotheirdifferentkindsoffate。Accordingtothedictionary，characteristhementalormoralqualitiesthatmakeaperson，group，nation，etcdifferentfromothers。Generallyspeaking，characteristhepsychologistfeatureintheattitudeandbehaviorwhenapersondealwithpeopleandmatters，suchasreasonable，stable，andfrank。Butcharacterisnotjustsimple，foreverykindofcharacterhasitsdifferentsides；theculturalbackgroundoftemperamentisthebasicfactorofcharacter。Fateisthepowerbelievedtocontrolalleventsinawaythatcannotberesisted；destiny。Fateisnotsomysteriousthatcannotbemastered。Whenapersonisinhisoldage，hecanknowwhattodoandhowtodealwiththem。Infact，thisistheconvertoftheoutsidefatetoinsidecharacter。Ifapersonmastershischaracter，hecontrolshisfateatthesametime。Intheworldwhichisfulloffiercecompetition，apersonmustfirstlyknowhischaracter，andthencommandhischaracterwell，hecanbeapopularmanintheworld。Otherwise，hemayfallsbehindothers，andbediscriminated。Thefollowingisthedetaileddiscussionofcharacterandfate。RobinsonCrusoesetsagoodexampleforus。
　　I。TheBriefIntrouductionoftheoriginalworks
　　A。TheIntrouductionofTheAuthor
　　TheauthorofRobinsonCrusoe，DanielDefoewasborninagoodcommercialfamilyin1660，inLondon。Hewasonceabusinessman，whorantheenterpriseofunderclothes，cigarettesandwinetrade，hehadlivedthroughsomedifficulties，buthecouldsavehisenterpriseeverytimeafterhisfailure，meanwhile，heshowedushisstabledeterminationtofightagainsthisfate。Hecouldnotbedestroyed。AllofthoseexperiencespavedthewayofthoughtandtechniqueoftheaccomplishmentofhismasterpieceRobinsonCrusoe。Thatis，thesuccessofRobinsonCrusoeisnotoccasional。ItissaidthatbesidesBible，RobinsonCrusoeisthemostpublishedbook。Today，thebookhasbeenregardedasthefirstlongfictionintheworld。
　　B。theIntroductionoftheBriefContent
　　RobinsonCrusoewaswrittenundertheenlightenmentofarealstoryin18th。AScottishseafaringmaninBritainshipnamedAlengzanderslakeclashedagainsthiscaptain，andwasdesertedinanisolatedisland，whichhadthedistanceof500metersfarawayfromthecoastofChile。Helivedalonethereforaboutfouryears；hewasfinallysavedbyafamoussailorandwastakenhomein1771。TheeventhadevokedgreatinterestingintheEurope。RobinsonCrusoe，whowascreatedbyDanielDefoe，wasarepresentativeofbourgeoisie，anidealhero，whatheadvocatedwasnottosatisfywithannoyance，buttodevelop，toworkandtoattainsomethingthroughyoureffort。Wecanseethetraditionofwesterncivilizationfromhimandhisadventurespirit。Theworkspraisespeople’sworkspirit。ThefictionopensupthewayofEnglishrealismfiction。RobinsonCrusoe，whowastheprotagonistofTheLifeandStrangeSurprisingAdventuresofRobinsonCrusoe，wasapersonofstubborn，aggressiveandfirm。Becauseofhisdecisiontogoouttoseetheoutsideworldandknowit，hefinallywentouttobeasailorwithouttheconcessionofhisparents。HebecameaslaveinthecoastofAfricabecauseoftheattackbyagroupofpirates，buthelaterescapedthereforthathecannotbearthehardlife，andhewassavedbyaPortugalship，andhewascarriedtoBrazilsafely，whereheattainedalotofmoney。ButhewasnotsatisfiedwithsuchpropertyanddesignedtohisdreamtobeonthewaytosellslavesinAfricawhensomebodyadvisedhimtodoso。Justbecauseofit，hewasflowedtoanisolatedislandandwasreducedtoalonelymanwithoutanycompany。Thankgoodness，thereweresomuchfood，clothesandtoolsleftintheshipwhichwaswreckedonthecoast。Hecouldstillbealiveforthosematerials。Duringtheperiod，Biblewashisspiritsupport，hebuilthouse，gotrice，tamedsheepandmadeleatherclothesbythefurofanimals。Aftertwentyeightyears，hewassavedbyanEnglishshiptoEngland。
　　II。TheProcessofBeingLockedontheIsolatedIsland
　　A。TheConflictofRobinsonCrusoe’sCharacter
　　WecannotclearlydefinethecharacterofRobinsonCrusoe，becausehischaracterwascomplex。Ontheonehand，hewasundoubtedlyweakforhisbourgeoisstatus，hewastiredoftheboringcommerciallife，andwasafraidoftheexistedanddisagreeablewaytoberichanddevotingallhislifetosuchcommonprofession；hewantedtohaveanotherlifestylewhichcouldsupplyhimexcitementandenergy。Inaword，hewantedtoattainmostofwhathewanted，andbefarawayfromtheearthlyworld。Hewantedtoliveaspeciallife。Ontheotherhand，helikedfreedom，andattemptedtopursuehisownlife，hewasalsowillingtoachievehisdreamatanyprice，evenworkedhard。Hisstrongpointofhischaracterwasshowedherecompletely。Hisweaknessinthecommonlifejustconvertedtothestrongpointofhislatersailinglife，whichwasasharpdifferentworldfromwhathehadlivedforabouttwentyyears。
　　B。TheFirstDecisiontoGoforSailing
　　RobinsonCrusoewassupposedtolivehappyandeasylife，butheattemptedtogooutfromhisparents’housetosailintheseawithoutfollowinghisparents’adviceforhisowndreamthoughhisparentshadleavedlotsofpropertyforhim。Hecameoutwithseveralcompaniesandbeganhissailinglife。
　　C。TheSecondDecisiontoStayintheSea
　　AllofhisthoughtpromotedhimtogoouttoHull，andmetoneofhisfriends，whopersuadedhimtogotoLondon，sohesufferedthefirststorminthesea。Atthistime，hewantedtogohomeverymuchandfeltregretthathedidnotfollowhisparents’words，butwhentheseacalmeddown，heforgotthefearandworryduringthestorm，justconcentratedhimselftothebeautifulandpeacefulevening。Thiswasthesecondtimehefollowedhisownthoughtandcreatedthepreludeofhislaterlonelylife。
　　D。MeetingtheSeriousDisasterintheSea
　　Oncehedecidedtostayinthesea，hisfatecouldnotbecontrolledbyhimselfbutonlythedisastersinthesea。Thestormwasvariedandchangeable。Itcouldtakeawayhislifeanytime，hissecondunhappinesswascoming。Thiswasastormlastedlongerandmoreseriousthanthefirsttime。Luckily，heandhiscompanyweresaved。Thistimehemayprobablygobackwiththegravepersuasionofanolder。Butstillhedidnotgobackjustforhispityselfego，hewasafraidofconfrontingwiththediscriminationandhatredopposedthebestmotionsthattogohome，
　　Thattheyarenotasham’dtosin，andyetwasasham’dtorepent，notasham’doftheActionforwhichtheyoughtjustlytobeesteem’dfools，butareasham’dofthereturning，whichonlycanmakethembeesteem’dwisemen。（Defoe，16）
　　Thiswasthethirdtimehispersonalityputhimtotheabyssofhisunluckyfate。
　　E。BeingLockedintheIsolatedIsland
　　Thus，hecontinuedtosailwithhiscompany，butunluckily，theywereattackedbyagroupofpirates，RobinsonCrusoewascaughtasaslaveofaMoor。ThoughhefinallyescapedfromhisMaster，andearnedenoughmoneybydoingsometradewithothers，andcouldliveaquietretiredlifeandofwhichhisfatherhadsocarefullydescribedthemiddlestationoflife，hewasstillinterestedinsomeotherthings，hefinallywenttoAfricatodothebusinessofsellingslaves，whichwastherealbeginningofhisunluckyfate。Fromnowon，hewaslockedintheisolatedisland。
　　F。TheCharacterofRobinsonCrusoe
　　Fromtheabovefacts，wethereadersmayholdthatRobinsonCrusoewasapersonwithunreasonable，evenmadpersonality，hecouldbeeasyandhappywhateverlifestylehechoseaslongashehadnotdecidetogotoAfrica。Beforehewasreducedtobealonelyman，hehadexperiencedthesimilarcondition，theonlydifferencewashewassavedandcouldlivethenormallife，hehimselfoncesaidthatifhewasnotsoaggressiveandimpious，hecouldneverexperiencesuchkindofterriblelife。Whenhewasconcentratedinthegreatecstasyofsurvival，newdangerwaswaitingforhim。Thelifeontheisolatedislandwasdifficultthatwecannotimagine。Therewerenoexistedfood，noplacetohavearest，nopeopletocommunicatewith，besidesallofthese，theworstwasthefearitself，hewouldbeattackedbywildanimalanytime，Therefore，hemustbealerttoeverythingeverytime。IfRobinsonCrusoewasweak，hemighthavelosthishearttocontinuehislife，andmightdonothing。Buthedidnotdoso，thebaseofhisunluckyfatewasjusthisaggressivecharacter，therefore，hewasnotdepressed，notnegativebutpositivetofightagainstnature，allofhisactivitieswerenotonlyforsurvival，butalsoforcreation。Thefirstproblemhemustsolveontheislandwassurvival，RobinsonCrusoewasborninthemiddleclassfamily，sohebelievedhisownstrengthverymuch，hebelieveonlyhisowneffort，notothers’，canhelphimtomakehisdreamcometrue，tohelphimclimbuptheladderofthesocial。Therefore，hemovedalloftheusefulmaterialstotheislandanddidnotfelltiredforaboutfortytimes。So，hefeltnotsosadwhenthewreckedshipwasflownbyseawaveandthenhebuilttent，madefence，builtthehousetolivein，caughtfishandsheepasfood。Inaword，hedideverythinghecouldtoprepareforhislaterlifeontheisolatedisland。Thankgoodness，heattainedenoughfoodandmaterialstoliveon，andbecauseofhiskindness，hesavedapersonnamedFriday，whohelpedRobinsonCrusoealot，finallytheysavedaship，inturn，thepeopleintheshipsavedthem，theytookthembacktoBritain。Untilnow，wecouldseeRobinsonCrusoewasreducedtobeavagrant，butfinallyhecamebacktohumanbeing。
　　Fromhislifethatheescapedfromhisfamilytobeingsavedbyothers，whathefacedwasalmostalldifficulty。Throughtheslightdescriptionanddiscussion，wehavebeeninformedthatwhatRobinsonCrusoefacedwasalmostalldifficultyanddangersthatacommonpeoplecanhardlydealwith，evendarenotconfrontwith，butRobinsonCrusoefacedthembravely。Justashiswords，itisdisgustingtocherishthethoughtofgoinghometoliveeasylife。Heheldtherewasakindofmysteriousforcemadehimgoforward，andheattributedallofthistoGod’swill，heshowedhisaggressivecharacterthathedidnotwanttoobeythetraditionallifestyle，hissocalledmysteriouspredestinationjustreflectedspiritconditionofdenyingtheboundofmoderntraditionanddemandingthedevelopmentofprimatefreedom，hisstrangethoughtjustreflectedhiscourageandloftyqualityofopeningupnewworld，allofwhichformedhisbourgeoischaracter。
　　Fromalltheseabove，wecouldcometotheconclusionthatRobinsonCrusoechosehislife，andwasresponsibleforhisownchoice，hesavedhimselfinthelonelinessforalongtime，hewassuccessful。WhatIwanttosayisthat，hissuccesswasnotonlyduetohissurvival，butalsohismaintainedhealthandintegrityandpersonality，hestillhadthecommonsense，whichhadnotbeencorrodedbyendlessloneliness，inturn，heabstainedhisfruitthatacommoncannotachieveevencannotimagine。Wecouldpraisehimundoubtedlythatheisahero，aheronotonlyinhisowntimes，hisowncountry，butalsoinallhumanbeing。Hisstrongmind，kindheart，aggressivetemperamenthelphimachievetheutmostofhislife，intheabovepassage，wehaveanalyzedRobinsonCrusoewasapersonwithcomplexcharacter，hewasweakintheearthlysociety，butstrongmindedinhisownchoiceandhewaskindheartedtosaveFridaywhofinallyhelpedhimescapedfromthatisolatedisland。Theadventurestorytellsus，asahumanbeing，we’dbetterliveaccordingtoourownwill，whateverdisasterswewillmeet，andthemostimportantpointiswemustformagoodcharacterthatcanberesponsibleforthelifewehavechosen。Itisimportanttohaveacharacterofstrongminded，steadfast，toughandtensiletofaceourlife。JustasShakespeare’smottoinCymbeline：troubleisthemotherofstrongforever。
　　III。DifferentCharacter，DifferentFate
　　A。TheImportantRoleofCharacterintheDailyLife
　　Inourmodernsociety，peopleliveinaworldthatcontainsfiercecompetition；mostpeoplelivewithgreatpressure。ThereisanAmericanjournalistinterviewedthegreatbanker：whatisthemostfactorofyoursuccess？Heansweredwithoutanyhesitation：Character，aseriesofquestionsfollowing：whatischaracter？Whatkindofcharacterisgoodforsuccessinsuchasociety？
　　B。TheRelationshipbetweenProperandImproperCharacter
　　Psychologistsfindthatimpropercharacterisanimportantfactorleadingtobesufferedandfailure，suchassensitive，sheltie，stubborn，unconfident，introversive，selfcenter，irritable，andpayexcessiveattentiontoother’sevaluation。Infact，thedevelopmentofhealthyandintegratedcharacterismoreimportantthantheintelligence，justlikeabilitycanbeformedgradually，buthabitneedourcontinuoustraining；manysuccessfulcompaniesfocusonfirstthedegreeoftheexpansionoftheemployees’characterwhentheyareplanningtoabsorbsomenewworkers。
　　Theconceptionoftemperamentiswiderthanhumannatureandpersonality，ithasnotonlyinformedfactor，butalsoasocialfactor，wecanlistaseriesofadvantageofcharacter，alsocanarrangedisadvantage，theyjustlikethetwosidesofacoin，theydependoneachother，andreactoneachother。Thestrongpointisusuallytheresourceofshortage，theelaborateofadvantageusuallyexposesonthebiggestdisadvantage。Theeffectivestepis：toseeclearlyyourownstrongpoints，andknowyourshortage，onlytreatingyourselfwell，improvingyourselfcanyougoforwardfirmly。
　　C。TheCorrectAttitudetowardsOne’sProperandImproperCharacter
　　Thepeoplewhohavedrawbackintemperamentwillnotlivesohappylifecomparetothosewhoarepositivetolifeindoingtheirbusiness，study，treatingothersanddealingwithmattersintheirdailylives，andtheymayenjoythedifferentfeeling。Afteryouexperiencemuchtrialsandhardshipsinyourlife，andifyouarepositivesanguine，strongminded，kindandgentle，youwillhavethechancetoenjoythefeelingthatkingsponsored：tosowonekindoftemperament，togainakindofsuccess。
　　ItissaidthatGodisfair，andeveryoneistheapplethathasbeenbittedbyGod。Actually，thistheoryiseasytobeunderstoodbyanyone。Butinourreallifemanypeoplecannotacceptedtheirownshortage，andaccordinglytheycomplainalldayinsteadofdoingsomeusefulthingtomakeamendsfortheirshortcoming，theycannotbesaved，Godhasdesertedthem。While，therearestillagroupofpeoplewithstrongmindjustlikeRobinsonCrusoe，theynevergiveupwhentheyareintrouble，evenindespaircondition。Thiskindofpeopleistherealheroofoursociety，weshouldlearnfromthem。
　　。DetailedExamples
　　A。TheExampleofSanglan
　　Theworldissocomplexandchangeablethatitishardforapersontolivewell，letalonethosedisabledones。Forinstance，ourfamousnationalgymnastSanglan，shetookpartinthegymnastictrainingwhenshewasachild，shewasveryindustrious，shedotheexerciseeverydayfromdawnuntildark，andwiththehelpofthestrictcoach，shecouldmasterthespiritofthegymnastic，soshefinallygotthequalificationofparticipatingtheOlympicGames，muchstill，sheoftenwinsthegoldenmedal，but，whenshewasconcentratedinthegreatjoys，shefeltoffandbrokeherlegsinoneoftheOlympicGames。Fromthattimeon，shebecameahandicappedwoman，andcouldnotstillstayinherlovedandfamiliargymnasticfield。ThiswasagreatpunchonSanglan。Butafterashorttimeforsadness，shefinallyovercameherselfwiththeconsolandhelpofherfamilymembers，herrelativesandthepublicpeoplewholikeher。Shecanfeelabotchoflightisshootingatherinthedarkness；sheconvertedherdespairtohope，andacceptedajobworkedasahost，wetheaudiencescanseeherbrightsmileappearonherfaceagain。Shedidnotabsorbherselfinthesadnessforalongtime，andshedidnotcomplainherunluckyfateendlessly，shewaslikeRobinsonCrusoe。Inthebeginning，theychosetheirlivesaccordingtotheirownwillbravely，irrespectiveofwhatkindofdifficulttheywillmeet；theircharacterforcedthemtoconfrontwiththeirjoyandsadnessoftheirlives。Thatwastheirfate，thefatetheychoseandfaced。
　　B。TheStoryofEinstein
　　Thereareagreatnumberofsuchkindsofevents。Einsteinwaswellknowninourworld，andhewasapersonwholikedtostayalone，forhecouldgetaspirationwhenhestayedalonetocreatethefamoustheory。Wecanunderstandhimfromdifferentaspects，butheregardedhimselfasalonelytraveler，ifwetrytounderstandhimfromthisaspect，wewillgetnewinformationofthegreatscientist。Hewasthegreatestscientistintheatomtimes，andalsothemostbrilliantintellectualinexistence。Helikedtostayalonetothinksomeprofoundissues。Itisworthyinreferringtothathislonelinesswasnotforcedbuthischoice，hecouldlivewellanddosomemattersinthelonelinesswhichisregardedtobeunbearablebymostpeople。Actually，lonelinesshastwosides，ifyoumakefriendswithhim，hewilllikeyou，too，butonceyouhatedhimandfoughtagainsthim，healsotreatedyouinthesameway。Einsteinadheredtohisownprincipleallthetime，thoughhislonelinessbecameclashwiththeoutsideworld，hejustrepliedthemwithsilence。Hisunderstandingoflonesomeisdeep，heheldthatarealscientistcanbearloneliness，andawellbredmanalsoneededprimatelifeandputittoobjectiveandlogicworld。Thisisjustlikethepeopleliveinthenoisybigcity，hedesiretosearchforaquiet，freshlife。Einstein’sexplanationofhislonelytemperamentwasfulloftheory，andhadlistedtothedegreeoftranscendrealandperceptiveworld。ThereforeEinsteinneverfellunrestforhisloneliness，becausehehatesthedelirationintheearthlyworld。Onlybreakawayfromthedelirationandquarrel，canscientistsfindthemselvesandtherealfreedomintheirownfield。Whenhissecondwifediedin1936，hislifechangedbasically，lonelinessisnothischaracterandhisthoughtanymore，butitbecametrue，itbecamehisclosecompanyinhisdailylife。Hisfellingoflonelinessusuallycanbeseenonhisface。Whenhisrelativesandhislittlesisterdiedin1950s，Einsteinwashitheavilyagain。Hewastangledwithlonelinessfromthattimeon。Butheovercameallofobstaclesandcontributedalottohumanbeing，theobjectivefieldthatonlyscientistscanenterwhilethecommonpeoplecanhardlyunderstand。Supposedthescientistsarenotthelonelytravelerinthisfield，whatachievementwecanget？Einsteincanberegardedasagreatmaninourhumansociety。Thisisasecondexampletotellusthatonlymakeourselvesbefirm，canwebethewinnerofourlives。
　　Itissaidthatfatecannotberesisted，whileitispossibletochangeyourtemperament。Itisnotonlyinborn，toshapeitinthedayaftertomorrowisalsoimportant。TherecentsurveyissuedinAmericashowedthattheaverageintelligenceofthesuccessfulpeopleinthefieldofpoliticsandtradeisinthemiddlelevel，buttheiremotionalqualityishigh。Infact，thefactorofEQisincludedinthecharacter，therefore，ouropinionthatcharacterdecidesfateisprovedbyscience。Actually，wedonotneedtoprovethepoint，onlylookingatthevariousfamousmeninthehumanhistory，theyaretheundoubtedlyproved。Althoughsomeofthemaresuccessful，andothersarefailing，eachoftheirfateisrelatedcloselytotheirpersonalityandspecialtemperament。
　　Inthehistory，fortheunfairchance，thefactorofcharacterisnotsoimportant，buttoday，inthehighlydevelopedinformationtimes，thesameopportunityisexistedinthefrontofalmosteveryone，theonlydifferenceisthedifferentattitudestotreatopportunity，theformisdecidedbycharacterfinally。Insuchasociety，wehavenoreasontoneglectourresponsibility，andhavenospacetocomplain，whatweshoulddoisonlytoformourtemperament，andtograspourownfate。
　　C。TheStoryofDanna
　　Danna，thequeenofEngland，herastonishingbeautyovermasteredtheprince，andalsoovercameallthepeopleintheworld。Thisisnotthecrucialfactorthatinfluencedherfate，buthertreasonabletemperament。ConcerningtoDanna，thereseemtobemanytopics。Nowadays，shehadnotexistedintheworld，butwhatsheleavestousissomebeautifulrecollection，thegreatdominoeffectshemadeinherlifeisnoteasyforustoefface。Fromapurelittlegirltoafamousqueen，andfinallybrokeawayfromtheloyalty，porcedwithCharlie，theunusualexperienceshowedushertemperamentandpersonality。Peoplepaidmoreattentiontoherbeauty，mild，butneglectedtheothersidesofhertemperamenttreason。Treasonandmellowseemedtobecontradict，buttheycoexistedinherbody，formedhershortlife。Itwasjusttheconnectionofthetwothatcharacterscreatedherspecialtyandmisfortune。Ifshewasnotsobeautiful，shewasnotthequeen，atthesametime，shecouldavoidalotofmiseryinherlife。Asaqueen，shereallygottheimaginablewealth，butshealsopaidhighcostforit。Ifshewasnottreasonable，andonlyobeyedthevariousrulesoftheloyalty，didnotfightagainstherfate，thoughshewasstillafamoussomebody，thejudgmentofpeopletoherwasdifferent。IfwesaytheloyaltychangedthefateofDanna，thenthiswastheinevitableresultshefoughtagainstherfatefromapuregirltoatreasonablequeen。ThebehaveanddressingofDannaweredifferentgraduallyfromtheseveralrulesoftheloyalty，soitwasnormalforhertobeblamed。Intheloyalthatwasfamousfortheirconservation，thecommonandnormalbehaviorinhereyescannotbeunderstood。Forexample，shelikedtostandbesidetheplaygroundtowhoopandclapforherchildrenwhentheywereplayingfootballthere，andboughtclothesforherchildreninthefleshintheclothesshop，offeredabsolutedifferenteducationtoherchildren，aimingtoletherchildrenknowtherealworld，thereallife。Alloftheseopposedtothetraditionandruleoftheloyalty。TheloyaltycouldnotbearthequeenwithsotreasonablecharacterandqueenDannacouldnotacceptthekindsofrule，whensuchrulesloseitseffectonDanna，shecertainlyleftthere。ThesewerethelifetraceofqueenDanna。Agreatpersonwhocanjustbeagoodmother，butnotasocalledqueen。Finally，sheinsistedonherownpersonalityandchoseherownfreelife，butnotthetreasureintheBritishloyalty。Thisisatypicalexampleforourpointthatcharacterdecidesourlife。
　　D。TheExampleofXiangyu
　　Alloftheabovearethefrontalexamples；therestillaresomecontraryexamples。Somepeoplecannotformpropercharacter，andleadingtothesadlife。Xiangyuwasaheadstrongandindecisiveperson，therefore，thoughhewasbraveandtenacious，andcouldbesocalledhero，heisstillarudeman，hewasfestinatedtobefailingforhischaracter。Therefore，thefightbetweenChuandHanwasactuallythehaggleoftemperament。AtthebeginningandthemiddleofthefightbetweenChuandHan，Xiangyuwasactuallyintheadvantageouscondition，buthefailedfinally。Thefailurecouldbeduetohischaractertothemostextent。Inthewar，thoughLiubangwasarascal，hischaracterhadalotofadvantagethatotherscouldnotcompare，hecanacceptthewordsofhiscourt，andwasgoodatusingusefulpeople，healsodaredtoachievehisaimatanyprice。AlthoughXiangyuwasahero，hehasnotthequalityofleaderthatwashisindecisivecharacter。Forexample，hecouldhelphissoldiertobindtheircuts，buthecouldnotpraisethem。Themoraleofthetroopcouldnotbeevoked，sotheyfailedinthebatter。
　　Conclusion
　　Wecanseethefrontalandthecontrarysidesofpeople’scharacterfromtheaboveintroduction；wecanalsoknowtheimportanceofourtemperamentinourdailylivesandthecompetition。Afrontalcharactercouldhelpusliveeasilyintheworld，whileacontraryonejustcouldincreaseourburden。RobinsonCrusoesavedhimselfbyworkinghardontheisolatedislandpositivelyanddidnotdesigntothedifficulties。Sohelivedahappylifeafterhewassaved，hewasthewinnerofhisfate；hischaracterdecidedhisfatefinally。
　　Awisepersonshouldmasterthetheorywell，andcanbethewinneroflife，butsomestupidmencannotunderstandit，andcannotcommanditwell，suchpeopleonlycanbethevictimoftheworld。Theycannotcatchupwithothers；accordingly，theycannotbeadmittedbypeopleintheworld。Thepopularpeopleinthe21starethosewhocanmastertheircharacterandfate。
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