In the novel “Far from the Madding Crowd,” Hardy reveals the great and eternal drama of the relationship between a man and a woman. At one time, a bright, complex story of a love triangle between the independent and proud Bathsheba, who inherited a farm in the wilderness of Northern England, the peasant Gabriel Oak and the “newcomer from urban civilization" by Sergeant Troy became a real literary scandal. What’s interesting is that Hardy’s novel is still considered scandalous and violating the “foundations” of today’s society. So how did Hardy manage to touch the heartstrings of readers of three centuries?..