Under the background that India is a British colony, a young British woman A and her future mother-in-law B travel to India to visit A's fiancé to experience the customs of India by the way. They met an Indian doctor C. C., who was respectful and friendly to the British, who was warm and friendly to them AB and C as well. C saw the benevolent and friendly side of the British in AB and took the initiative to invite them to visit the famous Malabar cave, but the two ladies felt uneasy and fearful about the mysterious and strange echoes in the cave. A was so afraid that he had hallucinations and thought that C He raped himself and sued C in court. In the end, A told the truth in court and decided to withdraw the lawsuit and C was innocent. But C was disgusted with the British because of this and left the place. The theme of the novel is colonialism. British colonialists took over India to abuse power in the name of maintaining law and order, and controlled the courts to reverse black and white and treat Indians unfairly. What I saw was how to treat other people, other strangers, people of other races. That is to be vigilant, and to show all the enthusiasm and kindness at the beginning will be hurt by the unequal treatment in the future. In addition, do not deny a city or a country because of one person. C hated all the British because of being accused by A, but Mrs. Moore's kindness, A's ultimate sincerity, and the help of another Englishman almost from the beginning to the end would really be completely unfair to him by the British colonists. For a certain group, we do not generalize. Women are as they are, men are not supposed to be as they are, and certain races are as they are, all of these words are wrong. In a word, for true friends, we are sincere; for strangers, we are vigilant; for various types of groups, we do not generalize or deny.
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