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liberation movements and democratic movements swept across many European countries . Conclusion Through the analysis of the comedy As You Like It, a conclusion can be made that romance is a part of our life. It can make life colorful and exciting. From Act ii scene I; Act iii scene ii 2; Act iii scene ii; Act iii scene v, the whole play shows a point: man not only has the right to enjoy the beauty of the life but has the ability to make himself perfect and to pursue more wonderful life. The 19th romantics hold the same view. A high praise has been given to As You like it by most romantics and it was regarded as the declaration of romanticism. Poem Schleget has said “Nothing is wanted to call forth the poetry which has its dwelling in nature and human mind but to throw off all artificial constrain a restore both to their native liberty”.( Huang Bikang,2005,54) Rousseau, a French philosopher, is generally regarded as the father of Romanticism. He rejects the worship of reason. He thinks for some really vital problems of life, and it is much safer to rely on feeling, to follow our innocence of primitive. He also insists that the progress of learning is destructive to human happiness preaches civilized men should “return to nature’’. Romantic literature is a revival of folk literature, a real awakening of interest in the life of the common people, a sense of universal brother and a growing sympathy for sufferings of people. As you like it it was written in the 16th century, but the romanticism in the play shows man’s inner emotion. Love not only exists between lover and relatives, but also between friends. Just as the play writes, the Rosalind and Orlando love each other so deeply and so truly that though they departed for a while, they could meet each other. As the Rosalind said, “Everyone has the right to love and been loved.” (Huang Bikang, 2005, 54)In the forest of the Arden, people are pretty and love exists here and there. Bibliography [ 1]Alexandre Dumas fil , Dame aux camellias. 北京: 世界图书出版公司, 2005. [ 2] E.Fdodd, The Three Musketeers .上海: 上海外语教育出版社, 2003. [ 3] Gilson, Rex. Stepping into Shakespeare. Cambridge university press, 2000. [ 4] Gilson, Rex. Shakespeare’language. Cambridge university press, 1997. [ 5] John Escott ,The Man in the Iron Mask .上海: 上海外语教育出版社, 2003 [ 6] Wells, Stanley. An Oxford Anthology of Sshakespeare. Oxford university press, 1987. [ 7] 长克安．莎士比亚年谱[M]．商务印书馆出版社，1988. [ 8] 黄必康. 莎士比亚名篇赏析[M]．北京：北京大学出版社，2005. [ 9] 李桂媛．英美文学选读[M]．天津：天津大学出版社， 2003. [10] 李锦丹. 西方经典爱情诗[M]．北京：北京西苑出版社， 2005. [11] 聂军. 中外浪漫主义文学[M]．西安：西安外语出版社，2006. [12] 孙宜学.西方现代派文学[M]．同济：同济大学出版社，1996. [13] 孙宜学．外国文学专题研究[M]. 同济：同济大学出版社，1999. [14] 孙宜学．欧洲浪漫主义文学[M]．同济：同济大学出版社，2002. [15] 吴翔林．莎士比亚戏剧故事集[M]．商务印书馆，1979. [16] 扬雯．莎士比亚戏剧精解[M]．四川：四川大学出版社，1998. [17] 张思齐主编．中外文学名著[M]. 四川：四川天版集团，2005.