Be the hero of your own life

Jane Eyre is a famous work written by English writer Charlotte Bronte. More than 150 years after it was first published in 1847, it still attracts millions of readers. The dust of time can not drown the dazzling light of this novel. A child who grows up in a dark childhood can live a transparent life that is different from ordinary people. Jane's parents died when she was young, and she was fostered in her aunt's home, where she suffered from the wickedness of her aunt, the prejudice of the servants, the insolence of her cousin, the contempt of her cousin, and so on. Jane's childhood was not easy. Fortunately, these unfair experiences did not let Jane succumb, but let her increasingly tough. She likes to be alone, because she could stay in her own small world; She did not complain about her unfair fate. Even if her aunt's children were happy, she suffered the pain; She does not reject suffering, but if life is a little sweet, she will cherish it carefully. Jane's happiest moment is to climb on the windowsill and read quietly behind the red curtain. Reading, can make her temporarily forget the pain around. For little Jane at that time, there is no better spiritual refuge than book. In reading, she encountered a wider world, more complex cognition and more profound thoughts, and such insight and thoughts transcend experience and age. She resisted mediocrity and fought against everything with knowledge and thoughts. A girl who can not only pursue love bravely, but also can see the reality rationally. As an adult, Jane meets Rochester. Rochester was her employer who was noble in birth and eccentric in disposition--sometimes aloof, sometimes warm and kind.To our surprise, he and Jane were able to talk together joyfully. He once had told Jane that he did not want her to be treated as someone inferior to him. This simple sentence, let Jane very moved. As they get to know each other further, they both find each other's souls warm and interesting, so Jane confesses her heart to Rochester generously and directly. However, it turned out to find that Rochester already had a wife. She did not continue to stay with Rochester, and she knew that choosing to leave Rochester is the best way. It is easy to see that Jane longs for love in the story and to be with her lover for the rest of her life. However, she is not blind. When a relationship goes wrong, she can think rationally and make the right choice to protect herself and minimize the damage to others which deserves us great appreciation. Not only beautiful girls deserve happiness, but all girls can be recognized, appreciated and liked from the bottom of their hearts by virtue of their talent, ideas, morality and character. Jane is not a beauty in the ordinary sense. She is short and average-looking. Nor is she a weak woman in a love fairy tale. She is tough and independent. Not the traditional values of women, she never rely on any man. Although Jane suffered a lot of sorrow and torture, but she did not sink down. She chose to studying hard, kept positive progress, master in language, painting, sewing and other skills. Her academic progress made her gradually recognized by everyone. Due to his excellent academic performance, he was later awarded a teaching position. She is like a tree not afraid of wind and rain, tough and brave to grow up. After two years as a teacher, Jane's strong heart makes her unwilling to stick to the school this little side of the world. So she decided to set out again, to pursue the true meaning of life. She knew that there was an another world where there was for her to explore. Perhaps none of us can choose where we come from, but we can choose to fight against our weaknesses, to fight against our fears, and to persevere until the sun shines. At the end of the story, Jane Eyre and Rochester live happily together, and one of Rochester's eyes is miraculously restored to light. Some people say: "Life, is not to meet who can be happy, but to have the ability to happiness, to meet all into happiness." Jane Eyre is not because she met Rochester to open a happy life, every step of her growth from small to big, is to pave the way for a happy life. From fostered to independent happiness, Jane Eyre's epic life teaches us, it is the wisdom of a woman to turn suffering into happiness, to turn ordinary days into grand celebration. In this world, the one who can make our own happiness only ourselves. May we all have the wisdom and courage of Jane to become a determined and truly independent woman.