Love is inferior to material things, and Daisy is just an ordinary rich girl Gatsby who is deeply influenced by traditional aristocratic education, just a romantic spice in her lonely married life. Daisy may have been or is in love with Gatsby, but she was born cowardly and could only rely on men, and Gatsby was eventually let down and became a passer-by in her life. Gatsby killed himself by falling in love with a woman he shouldn't have, and he chose to pursue the wrong path of so-called high society approval and ostensible success. All fame and fortune are illusory like clouds. Gatsby's greatness lies in the fact that he embraces a pure heart in the midst of prosperity and luxury, and believes in pure love, from beginning to end. Even if his love ended tragically, even when he was shot and fell down the pool, there was still hope that the call was from the beloved Daisy promising to run away with him. Gatsby, the classic character, represents the epitome of the poor young people who were constantly struggling and actively climbing up the upper class society in that era, and the goddess Daisy represents the lifelong pursuit that these poor groups yearn for, and represents that as long as you are brave enough, The idea of the American Dream that if you work hard enough you can achieve it all.
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