Chapter 79 Questions about Shakespeare

Questions about Shakespeare Shakespeare is certainly a British national treasure, and the British will feel honored when they mention his name. But sometimes I can't help but have a little headache and cry secretly.For although Shakespeare's works exist, However, there is a lack of information about his life, so we don't know when he was born, and we don't know when will he die.Although his tomb is in Westminster Abbey today, what exactly is buried in it? Is it Shakespeare? Someone once raised doubts. Some people may think that this is a bit blasphemous to Shakespeare, which is absurd.Actually not at all

No, because that's one of the reasons some Brits get headaches when they mention Shakespeare. Hugh said that doubts about his burial place were doubts about Shakespeare himself, and there were also some people who expressed doubts about his burial. expressed doubts. Not only that, but the plays, from "Prince Hamlet" to "Romeo and Juliet", Some people even suspect that it is not Shakespeare's works, or even that Shakespeare plagiarized his friends. writings. These doubts about Shakespeare did not start in recent years. As far back as the eighteenth century, Someone raised a question.The most famous is the entanglement between Shakespeare and Bacon, and there are even people in England

Organized the Bacon Society, published publications, specifically accusing Shakespeare of plagiarizing the truth about Bacon. In recent years, a man named Hoffman has presented various evidences to prove that although Shakespeare has his own People, but lend their names to others to replace them.Not only is the work not his, even the one we are used to Shakespeare's portrait, of someone else, is astonishing.Hoffman also wrote a book Revealing this secret, clamoring to dig up a nobleman's grave, telling the greatest secret about Shakespeare, It may be buried in this tomb.In the past two years, no one has mentioned this matter. I don’t know if it has been

Opened the coffin to see, but still to no avail. In this way, Shakespeare became an arrow-stack figure, and many strange legends were concentrated in his body, so that those who want to study Shakespeare have to deal with the vast annotations on the words of those experts. In addition to the interpretation, these increasingly bizarre questions of authenticity and falsification must also be dealt with.No wonder some Britons bring up Shakespeare It's going to be a headache.