The wilderness, the Grange, the craggy stone, the love that runs in the wilderness, the complicated attachment, the endless hatred. Wuthering Heights is the place where love and hate are buried. Wuthering Heights is called a "grand epic of human love" in European and American literary circles Indeed, Catherine said, "in this world, my greatest sorrow is Heathcliff's, and the greatest purpose of my life is him. My love for Heathcliff is like the eternal rock under my feet. I am Heathcliff! He exists in my heart not as a pleasure, but as myself! "Heathcliff said," two words can summarize my future: death and hell. If you lose her, you will live in hell. " Catherine sees the reflection of herself in Heathcliff's boiling soul, and Heathcliff regards Catherine's love as life. This love of overlapping souls is brilliant and heroic. We can't say that this is the most perfect emotion, but at least, it is the purest and full of power. It is this power that sets off a torrent of revenge in front of betrayal, destroying life and uplifting feelings at the same time. Therefore, in my opinion, the so-called hatred, wildness, distortion, cruelty and all the means contrary to human relations and morality in the book originate from their deep-rooted feelings.