Macbeth

1. First read through the whole play to grasp the direction of the plot, then go back to closely read key soliloquies and dialogue passages.
2. While reading, note recurring images and keywords and record their connection to changes in the characters' psychology.
3. You can organize a thematic study around passages such as the witches' prophecies and the psychological description before and after the murder.
4. If language barriers are significant, read a Chinese summary or watch a recorded performance first, then return to the English original.

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