The Creation Background of Mi Niang Qu

Mignon was written 1783 1 1 months ago, and was later included in Goethe's first autobiographical novel, The Learning Age of William the University, as an interlude in which the novel character Mignon sang. Song of a Girl is the most popular one among Goethe's Song of a Girl, and world-famous composers such as Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann and Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky have written it 100 times.

Fan Niang is a tightrope walker in the circus. Later, he was redeemed and taken in by the protagonist William Meister. She is the most touching character in the novel. She is an introverted and thin girl, but she has a mysterious personality charm. She was born in Italy, the child of a nobleman who had an affair with his sister. She was trafficked to Germany when she was very young, and lived a life of hunger, cold and displacement. Her father later lived on the streets, playing the piano for a living, and was later taken in by William Meister. Since I met the bachelor, the fan Niang has lived the best and happiest life and has fallen in love with the bachelor strongly. However, due to illness, she died soon. It is against this background that the Song of Losing Mother is a euphemistic and beautiful poem.