TheSorrowsofYoungWertherwaswrittenbythefamousGermanauthorGoethe.Thestorywasbasedonhisownexperiencesofhisadolescence.ItisadairyformsoastofullyrepresentthechangesofWerther’sinnerworld.

Wertherwasagoodman，orrathersay，agoodboy.Heshowedhissympathytothepoor，thoughhehimselfwasnotthatrich.Heevendrewpicturesforpoorboys.Butthedestinyofhimwasnotagoodone.Hischaracterandtheoldfeudalismmadehislifeatragedy.

WertherhappenedtomeetLotteandthenhefellinlovewiththeengagedgirlLottesecretlyatthefirstsight.Lottewasaverybeautiful，charmingandkind-heartedgirl.Butshewasengaged，andhisfiancewasahandsome，honestgentleman.WertherandLottebecamegoodfriends，butWertherdarednottospeakouthisadmirationtoherbecausehedidn’twanttoseparatethedoomedcouple(heregardedthisasimmoral)andhedidn’tthinkhedeservedherloveforhisnotbeinggoodenough.ButWertherlovedLottesomuchthathewenttoattendthepartiesandactivitiesthatLotteparticipated.Everytimehehadtheimpulsetotellhislovetoher，hesawherfiance，andheswallowedthewords.Timeaftertime，hebecamemoreandmoreupset.Andthemoreupsethewas，hethoughtevenmoreofhisupsetandgetmoresorrows.Hefeltlikealittlehopelessandlonelymouse.

ThenhewentawayfromhishometownandLottetobeaministerinsomewhereelse，hewantedtogetawayfromthesorrows.Thenhewasinalegation.Butthelifewasnotwhathehadthought，healwaysbelookeddownonbythenobilityandthegentryashewasnotrichandhewasnotinhighstatus.Apartfromthat，hefoundhimselftotallydifferentfromthecountwhoistheemployerofhim.Sohewentbacktothelittlevillage.

Thethingstherewereevenworsethanbefore，oneofthetwoboyshedrewpicturesforwasdead，Lottewasmarried.Hethoughtthatthewholeworldwasfilledwithsorrows.Hebecamedesperateoflife.SeveraldaysbeforeChristmas，hewenttoLotte’sandhuggedandkissedherdeeplyafterreadingsomepoemshetranslated.ButthatwasunforgivableimmoralitytoLotte.Twodayslater，afterfinishinghissuicidenotetoLotte，asmidnightcoming，heshothimselfwithhissorrows.Afterreadingthisnovel，IfeltrathersorryforWerther.DidWertherhavetodie？WasWerthermustbesoupset？Couldn’thejustspeakouthislovetoLotte？Onlywhenamangoesbacktothebeginning，willheunhappilyturnedtoadmithewaslost.Wertherwaslostintheworldoflove，hecouldn’tgoout，hecouldn’tstoplovingLotte.Hedidn’tknowtofindanotherway.Heindulgedhimselfinhissorrows.Nobodycouldhelphim，nobodycouldsavehim.Heshouldlearnhowtocontrolhimself，heshouldlearnhowtogetoutoftheupsetfeelingsandthinkmoreaboutthemuchbetterthingsintheworld.Buthedidn’t，soweshouldlearnthethingsandcontrolourselves.Weadmirehislove，butwecan’tadmirehissuicide.Hekilledhimself，andalsokilledhislove.Afterthedeath，hislovecametobeahistory，itnevercancometrue.Loveshouldbemuchstronger，andsodoourhearts.Whenweknowourlovecan’tbeaccepted，weshouldsay“congratulationsandgoodluck”totheonewelove，becausetoloveisnottomakeheryoursbuttomakeherfeelhappy.Somesayslovemakespeoplestupid，maybeWertheristheonetheydescribe，butweshouldn’tbelikethat.Weshouldkeepcoolandcalmwithlove，thenwecanmakethebestchoice，andthenwe’llneverleaveregrettoourselves.Wertherhadlove，andweknowloveisthemostamazingthinginthewholeworld，butwhydidn’thedaretospeakhisloveout？Thecauseisthefeudalthought，peopleatthetimecouldn’tputupwithhislovetoanengagedwoman.Besides，whyhewaslookeddownonbythenobilityandthegentry？Thecauseisalsothefeudalthought，sothefeudalthoughtisthekillerinsomesense.WeshouldfightagainstthefeudalthoughtlikeGoethe.

Wertherwassokindthathedidn’twanttobreakuptherelationshipbetweenLotteandhisfiance.Healwaysthoughtabouttheothers，liketheboysheeverdrewpicturesfor，likeLotte.Butthenhefoundthereisbarelyanybodycareabouthim，hefeltthisworldwasfullofcruelty.Noonecouldreallyheartandsoulthoughtofhim.Hislovetootherswasuseless.Itwasacruelandcoldworld.Hefeltaloneandlonely，hecouldn’tfindsomeonehecoulddependonincludingLotte―theonehelovedmost.Hopelessnessandhelplessnesscametohismind，andthendeath，suicide.

Thebefore，now，thefuturearetheforeverevertopicswearetalkingabout.Whichoneshouldwefocusonmostly？Wertherconcentrateontheformerdays，healwaysthoughtabouttheupsetandunhappythingsonceandagain.Hefoundmoresorrowsfromone.Andthenmoreandmoresorrowscameup，thesesorrowsmadehimkillhimself.Soweshouldthinkmoreaboutthenowadaystimeandthefuture，especiallythefuture，forwecanfindmorehopethanhopelessnessfromthefuture.Theformerdayshavejustgoneby.Wehavenoopportunitytogothroughagain.Furthermore，weshouldlearntomeoptimistic.Therearetoomanythingsinourlifethatcaninfluenceouremotion.Whenunluckythingscome，weshouldlookforsomethinggoodtoreturntothepositiveandactivecondition.Whenmanykindsofgoodthingsappear，weshouldwarnourselvestonottobetooproud.Weshouldoftenbalanceouremotionandfeelings.Thatisthebestconditionweshouldbein.

Atlast，IthinkWertherisakind-hearted，loving，treasonousman，hepursuedindividualliberation，hehopedtogetloveandhappiness，helovedlife，helovedadolescence.Butbecauseofhisowncharacterandthecoldworldhelivedin，hecouldn’tgetwhathethoughthedeservedtoget，whathehadgotisjustloneliness，hopelessness，helplessness，sorrowsandatlastdeath.Soheisalsoapoorandpitifulone.Ioftenfeelsorryforhim.

Thenovelisnotalongone，norahardlyunderstoodone.Goetheusetheleast，best，andalsosimplestwordstomakethebestandmostfamousnovel，whathegaveusismorethanWerther’ssorrows，butalsothethoughtsthebookconveystous.Weshouldbegratefultohimandhisbookandweshouldalsobegratefultotheworldwelivein.Besides，we’dbetterthinkmoreaboutthefutureinsteadofthelostdays.AlwaysremembertheexperienceofWerther，thenwemaybemoresanetomakethebestchoiceinourownlives.Andsowecanavoidhurtingourselvesorthepeoplewelove.Wewillmaketheworldtobeabetterone.