Lonely bridge: born as a bridge, you can only wait patiently in the deep valley.

Bridge of self-confidence: One night after countless days, a pedestrian finally came.

Anxious Bridge: It's not ordinary pedestrians. He doesn't need to cross the bridge deck to reach the other side, but wanders on the bridge deck.

Curious Bridge: Pedestrians come to the bridge just to jump into the water more conveniently and surprise the bridge.

The bridge on the reclining chair: self-built, self-reliant, only halfway for one person, and then it fell apart. The double death of man and bridge implies something in common.

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Creation background

Kafka is Czech. He is a master and explorer of western modernist literature. His writing style is expressionism, which is the most successful among expressionist writers. The main period of his life and creation was around the First World War, when economic depression, social corruption and people's poverty made Kafka live in pain and loneliness all his life.

Therefore, strangeness, loneliness and fear of society have become the eternal themes of his creation. Kafka did not regard uncertainty as his creative principle, but the uncertainty in his works is very obvious. Kafka's works lack overall and clear meaning.