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It's such a shame that Joe and Laurie aren't together

I was very emotional after reading the whole book. I was once sure that Jo and Laurie would be happy together, just like Meg and Brooke, but in the end Laurie chose Amy and Jo chose Mr. Barr. Maybe they both found their final destination, but they still felt a little uncomfortable and empty in their hearts. At the beginning, the five children could be said to be innocent, cute and without worries, full of hope and fantasy for the future. However, as time progresses, they have experienced a lot and have undergone great changes. Meg was almost lost in the "upper life" and also suffered from love. With the help of friends, family and later her husband, Meg grew up again and again, and achieved both love and happiness. Bess was such a cute little girl, well-behaved and sensible, but unfortunately, the illness suddenly came to her door. She never recovered after the illness and went to rest in heaven early. Amy may have been a arrogant little public servant at the beginning, envious of the eyes of her classmates, had unpleasant experiences like Cheng Ju's, and was angered by criticism in exams. However, during Beth's illness, she grew up and gradually understood the principles of life. Time taught her to be gentle and even able to repay evil with kindness. Laurie's experience was more twists and turns. He had excellent conditions, but later he had no intention of studying in the early stages of college. However, he then claimed that he would graduate with a good performance for Joe. He succeeded, but failed to confess his love to Joe. He was heartbroken and met Amy again during a trip to adjust his mood, and the two came together. As for Qiao, the reckless "little boy" has become a gentle "little woman". Her pursuit of creation has never stopped. She is straightforward and attaches great importance to her family. In the end, she also found her own love. I wish her happiness. Three people in the article also left a deep impression on me, namely Mrs. March, Lawrence and Aunt March. The mother (that is, Mrs. March) is a very intellectual and rational woman, and an excellent mother. She can always infect her children with her words and deeds, and provide them with the best companionship and guidance. Lawrence loved his son and grandson, but he was not good at expressing it. His son ran away from home because of this. He gave his remaining love to his grandson Laurie and understood the importance of companionship. Aunt March is actually really nice, maybe she can be fierce sometimes, but she really loves her children. She also gave Joe a lot of care when he was studying there (if she was really angry, she wouldn't keep Joe). She loves Amy even more, and even divided her last property among the girls. I admit that I envy Meg's love, feel sorry for Beth's illness, admire Amy's later views on life, and feel emotional and even a little regretful about everything Joe has experienced. Overall, I really like this book. It made me experience the feeling of calming down and reading a famous book. When you get into the character's heart, you will often gain many different things.

Laurence boy, March girl

A good family breeds good seeds from generation to generation

The characters are full-bodied and the psychological description is delicate. Especially if there are children at home, it is worth learning from.

Although the ending was satisfactory, I still felt wronged by Joe. I think sometimes you have to be a little selfish and willful when it comes to happiness. Girls who are too sensible are often wronged easily. Life does not necessarily have a happy ending like a novel. Sometimes if you miss it, it will last a lifetime.

I like Qiao very much, and at the same time I feel sorry for her. There are regrets in life, so just be grateful.

Not every marriage is destined to be a worthy marriage. Happiness requires waiting quietly.

After reading it, I always feel a sense of loss and an emptiness in my heart.

Beth is so pitiful, she is the only one who died