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Re-examination of the Theme of Cross-century Literature in "Doll's House"

The literature theme of Ibsen's A Doll's House is of trans-century. The creative intent and dramatic conflicts essentially show the confrontation and conflict between two different personalities. Using this conflict, the writer Ibsen portrays his own ideal for real people, strongly criticizes those already alienated in reality, and sends out a strong call for the real person to return sooner. This article analyzes the theme of the A Doll's House across the century literature, interprets the figure conflict under the theme of A Doll's House in the cross-century literature and explores how to deepen the understanding of the theme of A Doll's House in the cross-century literature.