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"Jane Eyre" mainly uses the twists and turns of the love story between Jane Eyre and Rochester to create a strong female image who was born in a humble background and had a tortuous life path, but always insisted on maintaining independent personality, pursuing individual freedom, advocating equality for everyone, and never bowing to fate. The heroine Jane Eyre lost her parents when she was young. She was fostered in her uncle's house since she was a child. Due to the abuse, she developed a sense of resistance and entered Lowood School. After graduation, she applied to work as a tutor at Thornfield Manor, and fell in love with her master Rochester. However, after discovering that Rochester had a wife - a mad woman who had been imprisoned in an attic of the manor, Jane Eyre fled the manor alone and wandered around. Finally, she returned to him because she had always been in love with Rochester. By this time, the manor had been burned down, Rochester was blind and his hands were disabled. Jane Eyre resolutely married him, making him happy again.