Little Women Louissa May Alcott (Original English Version)

The novel "Little Women" takes family life as the description object, and uses the emotional entanglements of family members as clues to describe the family love of the March family. Among the four sisters of the March family, whether it is Meg who is willing to be poor for love, or Jo who becomes a writer through her own efforts, Beth who faces death calmly, and Amy who takes it as her duty to support the weak, although their ideals and destinies are different, they all have the common characteristic of self-reliance. It describes their attachment to family, their loyalty to love and their desire for family affection. What girls of all eras have to face and experience as they grow up can be found in this book: the sweetness and troubles of first love, the difference between emotion and reason, the distance between ideals and reality, and the contradiction between poverty and wealth. The storyline of this novel is simple and true, but deeply touching. Since its publication more than 100 years ago, it has been adapted to the screen many times and translated into various languages, making it a classic in the treasure house of world literature. The various emotional experiences and life experiences described in the book have happened, are happening, and will happen to every girl in the process of maturing; the book advocates kindness, loyalty, selflessness, generosity, dignity, tolerance, tenacity, and courage, which are virtues and beliefs that humans will always respect and pursue. All these give this book a vitality that transcends eras and countries. This is also the charm and reason why it has become an immortal classic.