书评

Jane Eyre is an orphan. She has been fostered in her aunt's house since she was a child and has been bullied in all kinds. Later, he entered the Lowood Orphanage, a charity school, and his soul and body suffered from pain. Perhaps it is in exchange for Jane Eyre's infinite confidence and strong and unyielding spirit. She completed her studies with tenacious will and excellent grades. In pursuit of an independent life, she was hired as a tutor at Thornfield Manor. The story focusses on the suffering love between Jane Eyre, a low-status tutor, and the hero Rochester. This love is full of fierce collisions due to the differences in the social status and personality of the heroine, and also bursts out brilliant sparks because the two have the same interests and sincere love each other. The author tells Jane Eyre's distinctive and unique female perspective and narrative style, which is real and artistically appealing. Especially Jane Eyre's unique personality and thoughts. Love is an unbeautiful, short woman, but she has tenacious self-esteem. While impressing the hero who is an aristocracy, he also grasped the hearts of our readers.