"Jane Eyre" is a literary masterpiece that can be read from a young age to an adult, but the reading experience is different when you are young and when you are an adult, and the reading perspective will also be different. This reason is very simple. Some literary masterpieces require life experience and life experience to provide help in reading and understanding, and "Jane Eyre" is such a book.
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The book "Jane Eyre" is a classic! The heroine Jane Eyre is really admirable. She pursues her love bravely and is neither humble nor overbearing. Just like she said, "Do you think that just because I am poor, humble, unattractive, and short, I have no soul and no heart? - You are wrong! I have a soul and a heart just like you!" This sentence is really shocking, and it also allows me to see Jane Eyre's tenacity and self-esteem. This book is well worth reading!
The heroine Jane Eyre in the book has her unique, charming and firm outlook on life. When she was living under the roof of her aunt and uncle, she would fight against her cousin and aunt's double-standard behavior. Later, I met the husband I fell in love with. When I fell in love, after knowing that he had a family, I left without hesitation. I think she is a resilient and tenacious woman!
During this period, I reviewed "Jane Eyre" again. After reading "Jane Eyre" today, what touched me most was not the ups and downs of love, but the heroine Jane Eyre's courage of "neither humble nor arrogant" that is engraved in her bones - she was born in a humble background and has an ordinary appearance, but she never defines herself by identity or appearance, and always maintains the equality and dignity of her soul.
The protagonist Jane Eyre was born in a poor clergyman's family. Her parents died. She lived in her aunt's house since she was a child and lived a life of dependence. She suffered different treatment from her peers since she was a child: her aunt's disgust, her cousin's contempt, and her cousin's insults and beatings. However, she did not despair, nor did she self-destruct, nor did she give up. Instead, she sank in the insult. On the contrary, these misfortunes gave her unlimited confidence and a strong and unyielding spirit that dared to resist.
Later, she went round and round from her aunt's house to Lowood School. Although Jane Eyre experienced a hard life, she studied hard and won the admiration and respect of others through her own efforts. Later, she became the governess of Thornfield Manor and fell in love with the owner of the manor, Rochester. When she learned that Rochester already had a wife, she left him resolutely because she knew that her dignity and love could not be trampled on easily.
No matter how difficult the environment was, Jane always maintained her original intention and remained strong and unyielding. At her aunt's house, she resisted unfair treatment and did not grovel just because she was dependent on others; at Lowood School, she survived the hard years, enriched herself through reading, and did not bow to fate; facing Rochester's wealth and status, she said soberly that "our souls are equal," neither envying his halo nor despising her own ordinaryness.
This sobriety keeps her from getting lost in love and from sinking in difficulties. The story of Jane Eyre tells us that true strength is never about how much wealth you have or what kind of appearance you have, but about being able to respect yourself and stick to your bottom line no matter what situation you are in. The protagonist Jane did not have an amazing start in life, but she relied on her own choices to live an independent and self-respecting life. This power of "ordinary but not mediocre" can still give every ordinary person of us great courage - there is no need to please anyone, no need to compromise with anyone, just keep the light of your inner soul and live a life that you can be proud of.
Jane Eyre was not depressed because of her painful experience. On the contrary, she was optimistic and happy because she made friends at school. Her strong core stability is admirable. When it comes to love, she discovers the other person's lies. She will not swallow it because the other person is rich. She is not vain, not snobbish, neither humble nor arrogant. She lives her life. She is smart, kind, upright and selfless, and is worth learning from.
His childhood was so miserable, but he did not give up and went to school to study hard. In the end, his life was radiant. This book tells us that no matter how miserable life is, we still have to live a wonderful life and be ourselves, free people and strong people.
Jane Eyre's childhood was miserable, but she did not give up on herself because of it. She was independent, calm and knew how to seek help when faced with problems. I really admire her.
After reading this book, I felt very complicated. Everything Jane Eyre experienced made me feel deeply. I seemed to see myself in some experiences, and it also inspired me to not be beaten by the trials of life. Like Jane Eyre, we cannot defeat ourselves no matter what the circumstances. This is God testing us. As long as we go all out, the dawn of dawn will belong to us!
The story of Jane Eyre, the protagonist in the book, is very attractive to me. I seem to see another version of myself in her. She has lived a life of dependence since she was a child. Her aunt thinks she is a liar and hates her. Even her aunt's children are violent towards her. Instead of giving in, she musters up the courage to resist and dares to resist. She is independent and tenacious, and wins everyone's respect through her own efforts. Jane Eyre's friend Helen in the book is also an open-minded, tolerant, and high-minded girl. Jane Eyre is very lucky to meet such a friend. When she died, their friendship deeply touched my heart as a reader.
Yes, regardless of the core of this book, just looking at the appearance is really explosive. The heroine is ugly, the hero is old, and the girl is with a middle-aged man. But the excitement of a book is precisely its core. When I saw the passage that Jane Eyre shouted out "Do you think that because I am poor, short, humble, and unattractive, I have no soul or heart? No, you are wrong, I am just like you!" My heart was incomparably shocked. At that moment, I really felt my heart trembling. Those were words I had never heard in this era. But it was shouted out in the middle ages. For me, Jane Eyre was a brave, outstanding, worldly, and daring woman of that era. I think she should not come back. She deserves better. She should go far away. I am actually not very happy with the ending, but all this is done by modern people. Viewed from the perspective of "I", and this was already a great step taken by Jane Eyre in that era, so what's wrong with her choosing to give up and pursue pure love? I felt relieved at the end...
It is really a classic. I recommend it to more children. The sooner they see it, the better their lives may be! Thank you for meeting me, thank you for everything!
Jane Eyre is the first foreign masterpiece that I have really read. I remember there should be a sentence in it. Do you think that because I am poor, I have no thoughts of my own? It probably means this, but I don't seem to have read it in the article.
The language is very romantic and the feelings are sincere
A book that I have been familiar with since elementary school. I have never read it. Now I took the time to read this book. It took me 5 hours to read it and I read it in three days. I really like the content. Jane Eyre is a very independent, independent and caring woman. After this series of experiences and hardships, she became a strong and independent woman. It is very interesting and worth recommending [smile] I want to read more books [full]
The story is good-looking, I like Jane's cleverness, sunshine and bravery, and the happy ending.
What attracted me more when I read it when I was 18 years old was Jane's love and whether she could be with the person she loved in the end. Now when I read it again, what attracts me more is Jane's tenacity and bravery, her self-improvement and kindness. I hope that I can be self-reliant and self-reliant for the rest of my life. Congratulations to Jane, you finally have a happy and warm home of your own!
I like it very much. The content is rich and the characters are vivid. I have benefited a lot.
I read the paper version once when I was in college. When I read "Jane Eyre" again, I will still be attracted by her fearless, self-reliant personality. So nice that Jane and Mr. Rochester finally have a happy ending!
I took screenshots of a lot of scenery descriptions and psychological descriptions, and I wanted to excerpt them for reading notes.
It's a very good book. My teacher recommended it when I was a kid. But I didn't understand it and didn't want to read it. I finished it today.
The reader can't distinguish polyphonic words clearly.
Reading. I will read the English version after reading.
Jane's kindness, generosity, and never belittling her self-respect, self-love, and self-respect really shocked me. How did a teenage girl do it after enduring so much hardship? Really smart
I've wanted to read this book for a long time, but never had the time or opportunity. It's so good!
May we girls be as brave and free as Jane, not constrained by worldly vision, and live a life of our own, as passionate as a rose!
The process is painful, but the result is beautiful. Persistence is the best reward. Accepting reality may be better than escaping. Life should be carried out under any circumstances!
I have read this book many times, listened to it again, and want to read it again! A classic is a classic, never tire of it! Souls are connected, hearts are in harmony, just loving each other is enough!
The detailed descriptions of the scenery are very beautiful, as if you are immersed in the scene. The descriptions of the characters' hearts are as if you feel the same. Love is so magical and wonderful!
It's very beautiful and I learned a lot of excellent qualities.
The structure is clear and the language is meticulous. This book is highly recommended!
Real and objective, clear structure, worth a read!
It turns out that this is a masterpiece, and the hostess is really amazing.
The book "Jane Eyre" is a classic! The heroine Jane Eyre is really admirable. She pursues her love bravely and is neither humble nor overbearing. Just like she said, "Do you think that just because I am poor, humble, unattractive, and short, I have no soul and no heart? - You are wrong! I have a soul and a heart just like you!" This sentence is really shocking, and it also allows me to see Jane Eyre's tenacity and self-esteem. This book is well worth reading!
The heroine Jane Eyre in the book has her unique, charming and firm outlook on life. When she was living under the roof of her aunt and uncle, she would fight against her cousin and aunt's double-standard behavior. Later, I met the husband I fell in love with. When I fell in love, after knowing that he had a family, I left without hesitation. I think she is a resilient and tenacious woman!
During this period, I reviewed "Jane Eyre" again. After reading "Jane Eyre" today, what touched me most was not the ups and downs of love, but the heroine Jane Eyre's courage of "neither humble nor arrogant" that is engraved in her bones - she was born in a humble background and has an ordinary appearance, but she never defines herself by identity or appearance, and always maintains the equality and dignity of her soul. The protagonist Jane Eyre was born in a poor clergyman's family. Her parents died. She lived in her aunt's house since she was a child and lived a life of dependence. She suffered different treatment from her peers since she was a child: her aunt's disgust, her cousin's contempt, and her cousin's insults and beatings. However, she did not despair, nor did she self-destruct, nor did she give up. Instead, she sank in the insult. On the contrary, these misfortunes gave her unlimited confidence and a strong and unyielding spirit that dared to resist. Later, she went round and round from her aunt's house to Lowood School. Although Jane Eyre experienced a hard life, she studied hard and won the admiration and respect of others through her own efforts. Later, she became the governess of Thornfield Manor and fell in love with the owner of the manor, Rochester. When she learned that Rochester already had a wife, she left him resolutely because she knew that her dignity and love could not be trampled on easily. No matter how difficult the environment was, Jane always maintained her original intention and remained strong and unyielding. At her aunt's house, she resisted unfair treatment and did not grovel just because she was dependent on others; at Lowood School, she survived the hard years, enriched herself through reading, and did not bow to fate; facing Rochester's wealth and status, she said soberly that "our souls are equal," neither envying his halo nor despising her own ordinaryness. This sobriety keeps her from getting lost in love and from sinking in difficulties. The story of Jane Eyre tells us that true strength is never about how much wealth you have or what kind of appearance you have, but about being able to respect yourself and stick to your bottom line no matter what situation you are in. The protagonist Jane did not have an amazing start in life, but she relied on her own choices to live an independent and self-respecting life. This power of "ordinary but not mediocre" can still give every ordinary person of us great courage - there is no need to please anyone, no need to compromise with anyone, just keep the light of your inner soul and live a life that you can be proud of.
Jane Eyre was not depressed because of her painful experience. On the contrary, she was optimistic and happy because she made friends at school. Her strong core stability is admirable. When it comes to love, she discovers the other person's lies. She will not swallow it because the other person is rich. She is not vain, not snobbish, neither humble nor arrogant. She lives her life. She is smart, kind, upright and selfless, and is worth learning from.
His childhood was so miserable, but he did not give up and went to school to study hard. In the end, his life was radiant. This book tells us that no matter how miserable life is, we still have to live a wonderful life and be ourselves, free people and strong people.
Jane Eyre's childhood was miserable, but she did not give up on herself because of it. She was independent, calm and knew how to seek help when faced with problems. I really admire her.
After reading this book, I felt very complicated. Everything Jane Eyre experienced made me feel deeply. I seemed to see myself in some experiences, and it also inspired me to not be beaten by the trials of life. Like Jane Eyre, we cannot defeat ourselves no matter what the circumstances. This is God testing us. As long as we go all out, the dawn of dawn will belong to us!
The story of Jane Eyre, the protagonist in the book, is very attractive to me. I seem to see another version of myself in her. She has lived a life of dependence since she was a child. Her aunt thinks she is a liar and hates her. Even her aunt's children are violent towards her. Instead of giving in, she musters up the courage to resist and dares to resist. She is independent and tenacious, and wins everyone's respect through her own efforts. Jane Eyre's friend Helen in the book is also an open-minded, tolerant, and high-minded girl. Jane Eyre is very lucky to meet such a friend. When she died, their friendship deeply touched my heart as a reader.
Yes, regardless of the core of this book, just looking at the appearance is really explosive. The heroine is ugly, the hero is old, and the girl is with a middle-aged man. But the excitement of a book is precisely its core. When I saw the passage that Jane Eyre shouted out "Do you think that because I am poor, short, humble, and unattractive, I have no soul or heart? No, you are wrong, I am just like you!" My heart was incomparably shocked. At that moment, I really felt my heart trembling. Those were words I had never heard in this era. But it was shouted out in the middle ages. For me, Jane Eyre was a brave, outstanding, worldly, and daring woman of that era. I think she should not come back. She deserves better. She should go far away. I am actually not very happy with the ending, but all this is done by modern people. Viewed from the perspective of "I", and this was already a great step taken by Jane Eyre in that era, so what's wrong with her choosing to give up and pursue pure love? I felt relieved at the end...
It is really a classic. I recommend it to more children. The sooner they see it, the better their lives may be! Thank you for meeting me, thank you for everything!
Jane Eyre is the first foreign masterpiece that I have really read. I remember there should be a sentence in it. Do you think that because I am poor, I have no thoughts of my own? It probably means this, but I don't seem to have read it in the article.
The language is very romantic and the feelings are sincere
A book that I have been familiar with since elementary school. I have never read it. Now I took the time to read this book. It took me 5 hours to read it and I read it in three days. I really like the content. Jane Eyre is a very independent, independent and caring woman. After this series of experiences and hardships, she became a strong and independent woman. It is very interesting and worth recommending [smile] I want to read more books [full]
The story is good-looking, I like Jane's cleverness, sunshine and bravery, and the happy ending.
What attracted me more when I read it when I was 18 years old was Jane's love and whether she could be with the person she loved in the end. Now when I read it again, what attracts me more is Jane's tenacity and bravery, her self-improvement and kindness. I hope that I can be self-reliant and self-reliant for the rest of my life. Congratulations to Jane, you finally have a happy and warm home of your own!
I like it very much. The content is rich and the characters are vivid. I have benefited a lot.
I read the paper version once when I was in college. When I read "Jane Eyre" again, I will still be attracted by her fearless, self-reliant personality. So nice that Jane and Mr. Rochester finally have a happy ending! I took screenshots of a lot of scenery descriptions and psychological descriptions, and I wanted to excerpt them for reading notes.
It's a very good book. My teacher recommended it when I was a kid. But I didn't understand it and didn't want to read it. I finished it today.
The reader can't distinguish polyphonic words clearly.
Reading. I will read the English version after reading.
Jane's kindness, generosity, and never belittling her self-respect, self-love, and self-respect really shocked me. How did a teenage girl do it after enduring so much hardship? Really smart
I've wanted to read this book for a long time, but never had the time or opportunity. It's so good!
May we girls be as brave and free as Jane, not constrained by worldly vision, and live a life of our own, as passionate as a rose!
The process is painful, but the result is beautiful. Persistence is the best reward. Accepting reality may be better than escaping. Life should be carried out under any circumstances!
I have read this book many times, listened to it again, and want to read it again! A classic is a classic, never tire of it! Souls are connected, hearts are in harmony, just loving each other is enough!
The detailed descriptions of the scenery are very beautiful, as if you are immersed in the scene. The descriptions of the characters' hearts are as if you feel the same. Love is so magical and wonderful!
It's very beautiful and I learned a lot of excellent qualities.
The structure is clear and the language is meticulous. This book is highly recommended!
Real and objective, clear structure, worth a read!
It turns out that this is a masterpiece, and the hostess is really amazing.