Jane Eyre's parents died when she was young, and she was adopted by her uncle. After her uncle passed away, she was raised by her aunt, but she was bullied because of it. When she was ten years old, her aunt sent her to Lowood Charity School for orphan girls and left her to fend for herself. Jane Eyre spent eight years in that school, which was threatened by poverty and disease, and relied on her strong will to complete her studies. After working as a teacher at Lowood Charity School for two years, she decided to pursue her own life and placed a job advertisement in the newspaper. She came to Jiyuan, a wealthy family, to work as a tutor. There, Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester, the owner of Thorn Garden, began a thrilling love story...
Reader comments
I like the character of the protagonist very much. The mission of the whole book is very full of emotions, and countless delicate emotions can resonate with people who are completely on the other side of the earth at different times. I think this kind of resonance is due to the common nature of human beings, which is also a wonderful place.
The plot and background of the story change very naturally. Although some are mixed with religious overtones, it reads more like a fairy tale dream, which opened my understanding of foreign literature. There are several very impressive plots in it, and you can taste different meanings over and over again.
When I read this book, my mind was very calm. If my mind was not calm, I would not be able to read some obscure and difficult places that are hugely different from our lives. Taking its essence, I admire the fourteen-year-old Helen's young rationality and calmness, and I am also moved by Mr. Rochester's love. Moreover, the protagonist Jane Eyre does not "give in" to temptation, nor is she willing to submit to "bound love". She has her own ideals and principles, and always maintains a reed-like tenacity. I hope this book will be liked by more people and inspire more readers.
This novel successfully creates an image of a woman who is uneasy with the status quo, dares to fight, and is self-reliant. The book is exquisitely conceived, with ups and downs of plot, yet does not deviate from the background of a middle-class family. The author also sets up many suspense places to create an eerie atmosphere for readers, which is attractive and infectious to a certain extent.
I like the character of the protagonist very much. The mission of the whole book is very full of emotions, and countless delicate emotions can resonate with people who are completely on the other side of the earth at different times. I think this kind of resonance is due to the common nature of human beings, which is also a wonderful place. The plot and background of the story change very naturally. Although some are mixed with religious overtones, it reads more like a fairy tale dream, which opened my understanding of foreign literature. There are several very impressive plots in it, and you can taste different meanings over and over again. When I read this book, my mind was very calm. If my mind was not calm, I would not be able to read some obscure and difficult places that are hugely different from our lives. Taking its essence, I admire the fourteen-year-old Helen's young rationality and calmness, and I am also moved by Mr. Rochester's love. Moreover, the protagonist Jane Eyre does not "give in" to temptation, nor is she willing to submit to "bound love". She has her own ideals and principles, and always maintains a reed-like tenacity. I hope this book will be liked by more people and inspire more readers.
This novel successfully creates an image of a woman who is uneasy with the status quo, dares to fight, and is self-reliant. The book is exquisitely conceived, with ups and downs of plot, yet does not deviate from the background of a middle-class family. The author also sets up many suspense places to create an eerie atmosphere for readers, which is attractive and infectious to a certain extent.
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