A Fishbone in the Throat

My favorite foreign masterpiece is "Little Women". When I was a teenager, I particularly liked Qiao, who was brave, enthusiastic, kind and independent. My least favorite was the selfish fourth child. But when I grow up, apart from the third child who still feels pity for me, my favorite child has become the fourth child. He is sober and rational, not a blind good person, but helps others when he can, and will not do anything beyond his ability for the reckless Qiao. I will not regret my choice and always work hard to make myself live a better life. I will not be like the boss who obviously wants a prosperous life but chooses love and still has regrets.

But I really don't appreciate some of what you said. I feel very tired.

Does this serve as a warning to feminists that while pursuing independence and freedom, they must first earn their material foundation through their own abilities? I feel that after reading this novel, I feel an inexplicable feeling of sadness. No one can tell who is better. After all, not everyone has a Mr. Darcy who is mentally and materially complete like the heroine of Pride and Prejudice. Now that I think about it, Little Women is more real. Darcy is simply the incarnation of Mary Sue.

In fact, all this is based on the premise that women could not get ahead on their own in that era. The only way to change their class was to get married, so there was a reason why Qiao was so miserable.

Little Women and Pride and Prejudice are both stories about sisters from two families, but the endings seem to be completely different.

I don't know what you think of Scarlett in Gone with the Wind. I also admire her strong vitality, but I also hate her selfishness and arrogance. Many people ignore her shortcomings because of her advantages, but in my opinion, her shortcomings are very fatal.

When I was a child, I read the original novel and was shocked when I saw Jo rejecting Laurie. I was really naive at that time, thinking that good friends should stay together for a long time, and that once they get married, they will never be separated...

What is the locked chapter about? I'm so curious.

Guan Da, when will the article be updated? I can't wait.

Keep complaining about this year's Spring Festival movies, I really want to see what you say