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This classic novel of Dickens is very charming. It is both humorous and profound. It is good-looking, easy to read, and very interesting. It is just like tasting a glass of good wine. It has a lasting fragrance and a lasting aftertaste. The title of the book is Great Expectation, but it is actually a real and disillusioned dream. It is a magnificent journey of Pip, the hero. From the simple life in foggy and swampy English countryside to the colorful life in prosperous London, he finally returned to the countryside. This dream has made Pip more familiar with life and made our readers feel more. The original name of the book, Great Expectations, is a typical pun, which is very common in British and American literature and English writers. From Shakespeare's plays to Dickens's novels, to today's English movies and TV works, this expression can be said to run through the English life. The seriousness and normality shown on the British face and the puns in their mouth make a mockery, and even form a unique "English humor". This pun technique has naturally become a favorite of many British writers, and is often used to imply and allude to other things to enrich their connotation and expression. The title of the book, Great Expectations, can be understood not only as a huge fortune, but also as many beautiful expectations and dreams. We can fully understand great as a huge number of things and expectations as property, but we can also, as the Great Gatsby (translated: The Great Gatsby) did, understand great as great, and expectations as many expectations and yearnings, as a young man's peeking at the great destiny and future, as the bright green light Gatsby gazed at all night. These two meanings are just in line with the theme of the book. Mr. Wang Keyi's translation of it as "Great Expectations" is just right