Pride and Prejudice (Classic Translation)

It's particularly exciting, everyone is lifelike, everyone has flaws, but no one is completely evil. Jane and Bingley are like the love between a princess and a prince. Elizabeth and Darcy are both kind and rational people. Although their pride and prejudice have deeply hurt each other, fortunately, they both have the humility to admit their mistakes. Although the main perspective is on Elizabeth, I personally feel that Darcy's portrayal is more brilliant. Even after Elizabeth heard the rumors, misunderstood him and scolded him, he still tolerated her. His quality of concealing his efforts without asking for anything in return is rare in the book. Everything is full of interests and calculations. The portrayal of Elizabeth is probably the originator of many ancient heroines. She dares to break the rules of the world and does not stick to trivial matters for the one she loves. She stands out among a bunch of girls who follow the rules. I have always liked girls like this. I like this translation very much, thank you Mr. Sun Zhili.

The book says that arrogance refers to Darcy, but I don't think so. In my opinion, Darcy, who is arrogant and defiant at the beginning, is a nervous and helpless "social terror". His arrogance is a kind of self-protection and his attitude towards a new environment and new people. I don't think there are people who are born to be friends with everyone. Darcy is the best representative. He is the most real in this book. His status caused hesitation and entanglement in his heart after he fell in love with Elizabeth. Faced with the repeated uncertainty of the person he likes, he is not sure whether doing so is in line with society, the family, and personal principles. He is not sure about the other person's attitude, whether friends support it, and what others think. But when he determined his intention, he got rid of the routine and followed his inner wishes. The prejudice is Elizabeth, but this prejudice does not only appear in Elizabeth, this prejudice is a social phenomenon. Elizabeth is a woman who is independent, has ideas, and dares to follow her heart. Such thoughtful women were not common in that era, and there were many ignorant and realistic people. She views others objectively, but views Darcy subjectively. However, after seeing the more objective facts, she immediately understands her previous mistakes and corrects them in time. The combination of the two of them has further strengthened my view on love. In love, it is important to be a well-matched person, but can a well-matched person only mean a material and financial match? Of course not. Elizabeth is the only one in the book who has the most liberated thoughts and character, and this kind of thought and character also brings him and the noble Darcy together. The spiritual match has made this beautiful couple since then.

Pride - Mr. Darcy, Prejudice - Miss Elizabeth One is pretentious and the other is biased; since the marriage proposal and the husband's letter of explanation, the gears of fate have begun to turn... Super pretty, isn't it? Although there is a slight feeling that a domineering president has fallen in love with me (a little, I think so), after all, it is a work from the 18th century (wouldn't it be more advanced)? Let's talk about the plot characters. Each character has a unique personality and lifelike image. The novel uses daily life as the material. It goes against the content and artificial writing methods of sentimental novels that were popular in the society at that time. It describes the life and social conditions of the British countryside in a conservative and closed state from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century. Zundu looks good.

Pride and Prejudice, as the book famously tells, also tells the love story between the arrogant Darcy and the prejudiced Elizabeth. The first sentence at the beginning: "A rich bachelor will always marry a wife. This is a universally recognized truth." It is very interesting and makes readers very interested in reading. It has a similar effect to the first sentence of "White Deer Plain" and is used brilliantly. The beginning and end of the book are interesting, but the middle is a bit boring. The narrative of the book is basically unfolded through narration and dialogue between characters, which tests the author's skill in language expression. One thing that I feel is a bit bad is the turning point in the novel - Darcy's letter. After the letter is written, the plot of the novel completely changes to the content of the letter. The characters change so quickly that it looks a bit stiff and deliberate. But overall it is still very comfortable to read.

I really like this book [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] I have watched it no less than 5 times [shy][shy][shy] I really recommend this book! ! !

I have watched the movie version of "Pride and Prejudice" before. After watching the movie and then reading the novel, I always felt that it was a bit long and boring. But when reading the novel, you can also see many details that are different from the movie. In short, it is still highly recommended. I was often annoyed by Elizabeth's mother and sister. I always thought they were really stupid. In fact, to be honest, my favorite character is Darcy. Although he is a bit arrogant, I think he has capital, and his arrogance is not without reason. And for everything he did later, I felt that he was a gentleman, friendly to friends, loyal to love, close to his family, and able to forgive those who had slandered him... My views on the heroine may also be somewhat biased. She is the representative of intelligence, wit and beauty in the family. Her previous attitude towards Darcy and her subsequent rejection of Darcy but still hoping that Darcy would like her made me laugh. Perhaps because of my personal personality and my own views on love, I feel that if I am severely humiliated and rejected, even if I like that person very much at first, my relationship will gradually fade away later on. So I am very emotional and happy for Darcy and Elizabeth's love. Yes, we have pride and prejudice, but lovers eventually get married.

The classics are indeed different. Love can be so beautiful. Excellent people can attract each other and love each other with such strong love. Then they can clearly tell each other their unstoppable love for her. Sure enough, there must be love in marriage. This is why Elizabeth first refused and then agreed. They both paid high respect to feelings, so they can achieve a happy and happy marriage.

A very classic novel, Elizabeth and Darcy go from misunderstanding to understanding each other and finally get married. The book also describes other marriages: the purely utilitarian marriage of Charlotte and Collins, and the impulsive marriage of Lydia and Wickham. The author does not criticize directly, but makes side criticism through the marriages of Jane and Bingley, Elizabeth and Darcy: only a marriage based on mutual respect and mutual understanding is a truly happy and long-lasting marriage. In addition, reading the entire book also made me deeply aware of the importance of family education. Mrs. Bennett is limited by the times and her own knowledge. She is keen on "marriage-only" education and only values ​​"marrying well" and doesn't care about anything else. Although Mr. Bennett is sober and intelligent, as a father he has been absent from family education for a long time. This resulted in adverse effects on all the daughters except Jane and Elizabeth, the most serious of which was Lydia. It can be said that the root of Lydia's tragedy lies in failed family education.

After reading this book, I just sighed that this is the love I want!!! See the uniqueness in you and treat it with sincerity. Learn to care for your beautiful qualities instead of asking the other person to become the "ideal type" in your mind. Darcy learns to put down his arrogance when he meets Elizabeth, and Elizabeth learns to change her prejudices when she meets Darcy. Good love makes both yourself and the other person good. ( ﹡ˆOˆ﹡ )

I bought this physical book before and didn't have time to read it. I read the novel after watching the movie. I can call it "the ultimate romance". Especially the scene at the end of the movie where the male protagonist comes out of the morning mist and confesses to the female protagonist for the second time...

I finally finished reading it. Although I took a fork in the road and put it on hold for a long time, I still finished reading it after going round and round! Congratulations I quite like it. The text of this book made me strangely calm, and the more I read it, the more I liked it. It's the kind of book that I know exactly what will happen, but I just want to keep reading. It doesn't rely on the story and plot, but the author's writing skills to increase the tension of the plot. I like it very much, especially Elizabeth, and of course Darcy also likes it. The scene where Elizabeth was quarreling with her aunt was so enjoyable for me. They are all independent souls, pursuing what they want without any pretense, without shame or humility. I just didn't like the translated version I encountered at first, so I changed it to this version later and it became better. So I decided that my next book would be Shi Tiesheng's Illness Breaks. I haven't read a literary work in my mother tongue for a long time, and it happens to be the one I've always wanted to read.

It has to be said that people who want to be loved are always eager to change themselves, just as Darcy gradually let go of his arrogance. Some people become more perfect in love, while others are lost in the lies of love.

A very good book, full of rural tranquility and elegance, but also full of talking and dancing. Darcy's initial arrogance and Elizabeth's prejudice against him. The two got along day and night until they fell in love and truly confessed their feelings. Darcy let go of his past aloofness and pride, and Elizabeth also changed her past opinions. [Cry][cry]

I finished reading a book because of one sentence: "I can't tell exactly when and where I met your demeanor and heard your conversation, which made me fall in love with you. It was a long time ago. When I found out that I fell in love with you, I was halfway through the journey."

"It is a universally acknowledged truth that a rich bachelor always marries a wife." "Pride is more about what we think of ourselves, and vanity is more about what we want others to think of us."

There is a saying that I like very much: Pride is how we think of ourselves, vanity is how we want others to think of us. Hope everyone is happy! I will read it several times again. I love this book so much!

I like this book not only because of the touching love line, but also because of the growth and changes of the female protagonist and the male protagonist. I am lucky to gain a conscience in this book. I hope everyone can overcome pride and prejudice and reach the person they love🥰

Mr. Darcy was arrogant at first, and it was her arrogance that aroused Elizabeth's prejudice. She thought Darcy was arrogant, arrogant, and a man with no merit. Due to her self-esteem and dislike of Darcy, she treated Mr. Darcy coldly, but Darcy fell in love with such a self-respecting, lively and agile heroine. The appearance of Wycombe made the heroine intensify the misunderstanding of Darcy. The misunderstanding was not resolved until Darcy showed love to the heroine but was rejected. This also made the heroine have a good impression of Darcy. However, due to her misunderstanding of Mr. Darcy, she thought that Mr. Darcy might no longer like her, so she retreated in her heart. Later, they met again at the hero's house. However, after learning from her aunt that Darcy helped her sister, she made it clear that she loved Darcy, but at this time she thought that Darcy would no longer like her with such a miserable family. Coincidentally, Darcy's aunt plays the role of a vicious female lead. I think the dialogue between the heroine and her is the climax of this article. This dialogue fully reflects the heroine's quick thinking and neither being humble nor overbearing. Even when facing people whose status is above her, she can still be independent and self-reliant, and has not fallen into the trap of others' accusations from the moral high ground. It was the hero's aunt who brought these words to Darcy. Mr. Darcy visited again and expressed his love, and the two finally got married.

Pride and Prejudice - Darcy and Elizabeth - Let go of pride and abandon prejudice. Marriage requires love, and a union that only cares about lust and ignores virtue is unlikely to achieve long-term happiness. Love (marriage) that benefits and nourishes both parties is rare.

A very good book, worthy of everyone to read and understand the meaning and artistic conception of the book

This book is very good! The characters have distinct personalities, such as Elizabeth's intelligence and independence, and Mr. Darcy's arrogance and affection, which are all impressive. The description of the four marriages in the story is also very interesting, especially the love entanglement between Elizabeth and Darcy, which is very enjoyable to read. However, I kind of hated Wickham in the book, he was so hypocritical. Overall, "Pride and Prejudice" is a book worth reading and I recommend it to you!

It's beyond words.

Everyone is happy, requires gentleness and delicateness, Elizabeth has character

It often makes people laugh when reading it. The book also provides profound ideas on love, morality, family and other aspects.

Good, good, good, good

Good, very good, very good

Not bad, like it very much

Looks good, I think it's good

Very wonderful scene

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