Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre is an ordinary girl who can't be ordinary. Her parents died when she was young, and she was fostered at Aunt Reed's house. She suffered different treatment from her peers, was disliked by Mrs. Reed, and was abused and beaten by John. But no matter what she did, she couldn't please her aunt, so she decided to go to school. When she got to the school, Helen, her good friend, said that this was a lonely home school. She was very happy because the children here were orphans, just like her. From then on, she began a new life. She worked as a teacher there for several years. When she left school and looked for a job, she soon had a good job. There, she saved Mr. Rochester and had a very lovely child with Mr. Rochester. Maybe life is like this, and the world is like this. At least it is not perfect. Life has brought misfortune. Jane Eyre is suffering from physical punishment and spiritual disability. But she learned to be strong and never bow to fate. Compared with Jane Eyre, we are so lucky. We live in a carefree environment. When we encounter a little setback, we start to lose our temper and abandon ourselves. Compared with Jane Eyre, I am so small. Perhaps life will inevitably encounter things that make you unhappy, please do not complain about it, because we learn to grow up with these unfortunate things. I thought, what gave Jane Eyre a firm and free heart? What on earth gave Jane Eyre a beautiful and romantic dream? What on earth gave Jane Eyre a strength of persistence and pursuit? Later, I finally understood that there was only one thing in the world that could give her all this, and that was a book! The same is true of me! Everyone is equal in this world, has the same right to bask in the sun, has the same ability to struggle on their own, and has the same freedom to pursue equality and independence! Jane was the leader in that era. She dares to love and hate, passionately pursues happiness, works hard, never humble, never bows her head, and sticks to the principles that she abides by throughout her life. In the contemporary era of material crosscurrents, which one of money, power and status is not won by people with painstaking efforts and intrigue? For these so-called things of life happiness, we even sold our conscience and dignity... Are they all what we want. Learn from Jane Eyre! Even if we are beggars, we should not accept the handouts that the rich scornfully leave behind. Even if we are poor and have no family, we should not rely on doing things for others against their will to live! Even if we are at the end of our tether, remember that building a fire will never let us go. God will close a door for us and quietly open a window for us at the same time. The key here is whether you can support your life and happiness to find that window. There are still many unknowns ahead. As long as we never give up the pursuit of beauty and abide by the principles, the road of life will be brilliant!