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In the eighteenth century, the law did not recognize women's status or legal rights. Any woman who married was considered her husband's private property.
After transmigrating into Jane Bennet from Pride and Prejudice, all she wanted was to make plenty of money and enjoy life as a happy, wealthy single woman.
Instead, she went on to open the first steam-powered spinning mill, establish the first women's university, and found a research institute.
She also successfully amended the constitution and inherited Mr. Bennet's Longbourn estate.
At the opening of the women's university, Jane stood on the platform and gave a speech.
"Women possess independent souls, brilliant minds, remarkable talents, and hearts that are strong and courageous."
"People say all a woman needs to do is fall in love, then get married and have children. But I don't think that's enough!"
"If everyone is born equal, then women should have the same legal rights as men."
"This women's university was founded to give women more power. Each of you who studies here will go on to achieve great things!"
Jane's words became the university's motto, and the school was eventually renamed Queen's University.
Theme: Legislate to protect women's legal rights.
This princess had a difficult childbirth in history, and died in two deaths. As a result, the throne was passed to her uncle, and then her cousin. The cousin was Victoria. Victoria was an ordinary aristocratic girl of that era. Her husband handled the government affairs, and she concentrated on having children and living the life of a noblewoman. According to religion, contraception was not allowed. If the husband had not passed away, she would have died giving birth to a child one day. Jiangshan It all goes to Wang Husband. She was a rare powerful woman in this era, but she did not think of any way to improve the situation of women. At that time, widows were not allowed to participate in all social activities. Once married, the husband could dispose of the wife's property, claim that the wife was mentally ill, and put her in a mental hospital. It was very common to seize the wealth of the wife's family. The society publicly declared that women had low IQs. But Queen Victoria took the lead in wearing filial piety for decades after losing her husband. Haha, it was the period when Britain was on the rise, and the male aristocrats and bureaucrats were also happy to see the Queen "rule without governing" (to put it nicely) and launch a war against China. It was also at this time that the cabinet ministers voted
Big, in fact, the goal that the heroine wants to achieve shows that it is feminism. The word feminism first originated from abroad. The foreign explanation is: Feminism is a range of socio-political movements and ideologies that aim to define and establish the political, economic, personal, and social equality of the sexes.[A][2][3][4][5] Feminism incorporates the position that society prioritizes the male point of view and that women are treated unjustly in these societies.[6] Efforts to change this include fighting against gender stereotypes and establishing educational, professional, and interpersonal opportunities and outcomes for women that are equal to those for men. Simply put, feminism requires women to enjoy equal rights and eliminate discrimination and stereotypes against women.
Talking about equality between men and women now is just a joke, just like the Qing Dynasty talking about Manchu and Han family.
We finally met. We must improve the status of women. At that time, Europe was engaged in witch hunts and killing cats, which led to the proliferation of rats and poor sanitary conditions. How many people died from the Black Death? The status of women has been suppressed in ancient and modern times. They only pursue careers and make money.
Is there a male protagonist? Don't be Darcy... I have seen too many of Darcy's CPs
That's it for now, I wanted to look at the career line, but it ended up being a family fight, alas. When Jane Austen wrote Pride and Prejudice it was clearly a gift to her sisters, but what happened to you, alas. Ooc is too serious
The UK shouldn't be, with the pound dose, the pound is a little out of control
It seems that this Gu Erding may be the male protagonist. The original version emphasizes the superposition of various buffs on the handsome rich man, and he jumps in front of the female protagonist from time to time to increase his presence. It seems that getting married doesn't match the profile. I forgot that the heroine said she wanted to be married. But at that time, women had very little power and their own gender was oppressed, so they had to consider men. It was really a male. Many heroines give birth to sons immediately after getting married, or else they have twins. Then there are many descriptions of princes, and the heroines revolve around the princes. Reality and fiction really complement each other. Even in reality, no country has equal rights. Women are always oppressed. As a result, the novel also encounters this kind of situation.
Gay men do not represent all gay men. I'm fed up with novels describing homosexuality and it's all about gay men.
It's so beautiful, I'm going to review it in one go!