Pride And Prejudice

The novel tells the story of a romantic and realistic love between Elizabeth and Darcy, and filled with reflections on whether status and wealth are important for marriage, which makes it even more profound. It' svery evocative. As the novel's title suggests, at the beginning of the novel, Darcy strikes us as arrogant and aloof, and Elizabeth's first impression of him provokes resentment and prejudice, even later, Wickham' s denigration of Darcy under the feelings of hatred and hatred. Likewise Darcy had not fallen in love with Elizabeth at the ball and indeed had despised the demeaning attentions and attachments of Elizabeth's parents and sisters, and had persuaded his good friend Bingley to leave her sister Jilly. But after many conversations with Elizabeth, he gradually fell in love with this independent lovely girl, and he confessed his love to Elizabeth after the sense and sensibility match, and finally explained the misunderstanding between the two people resolved the contradiction. This is where two-way love begins. It's a pure emotion, a desperate love. Darcy was willing to put aside everything about identity and status, and he was willing to put aside other people's opinions for the sake of love. Elizabeth is not looking for Darcy's wealth. She really married love and harvested happiness. In stark contrast to Elizabeth, her sisters Jilly and Lydia are married to the ideal of love at first sight, and one to a sham of material wealth. The former is desirable, but the latter is absurd, and will end badly. The older sisters maturity and beautiful attract love for her, while the younger sister's naivety and levity invite deceit and suffering. Facts have proved that love is based on self-respect and self-love, without the independence and strong personality, will eventually be abandoned by the cruel reality. 'In the pursuit of love, we must be firm in our faith, not because of money, fame or other reasons for hasty decision, to insist on finding true love. Once you ' re made up your mind to value each other, don't change your mind just because someone else tells you something, work on your happiness."