Female Power

When it comes to the women's reading list, Jane Eyre has a name. This is also a classic that I like very much and recommend every girl to read. This novel is a story of Jane's growing up from childhood to adulthood. Jane has lived a dependent life since she was a child. She was placed in foster care with relatives, but was never treated well and was often bullied. Then he was sent by his aunt to live in a very bad boarding school, where the students were often cold, hungry, punished, and given very bad food. Jane studied in this environment for six years before becoming a teacher at her school. After two years as a teacher at a boarding school, Jane decided to leave and enter a strange society. Her new job is as a tutor in the family of Rochester. Rochester is a very mysterious man. Jane thinks he is moody and moody. He often traveled around the world, but seldom stayed at the farm, and Jane often heard strange noises in the house. What is the mysterious past of the man of the manor? What's the secret in this house? The second half of the novel describes Jane's experience in the manor and the story between the hero. In the face of emotional problems, Jane Eyre is so sober. In Thornfield Hall to do the governess, when Jane Eyre found himself in love with Mr. Rochester, she did not love brain, also did not deliberately. Approach, but sober analysis of his own and Mr. Rochester existing gap, in time to give himself a shot of "sober," did not let themselves sink down. I admire Jane Eyre's sobriety, I hope I can be as sober as Jane Eyre when facing emotional problems, know how to self-respect and self-love, not to do not belong to their own feelings and let themselves humble to the dust. Share a quote from the book: "Even if the whole world hates you and believes you are evil, if you have a clear conscience and believe that you are innocent, you will not be without friends." I like Jane's character very much. She was born in a tragic life, but she has a very strong willpower and never bows to fate. From the author's pen. Jane's personality is something that women should learn from. You might think that there are a lot of books about Jane these days, but this is a book that was published over 100 years ago. In the feudal times, the female characters described by the author were self-reliant, pursuing equality, pursuing freedom, independence, maturity and bravery. I believe the book woke up. Many women have a sense of independence. The female image created by the author is also the value that we pursue now, even if it is divorced from that era. "Jane Eyre" can move people, the most important reason is that the work comes from life. Jane Eyre is not a biography, but in some ways Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre has a very similar past to the author herself. The same experience of unhappy childhood and discrimination in the family life, the same encounter with love but not love, the same love of reading and learning, striving to seek warmth and inner peace, Bronte has a deep feeling of life and emotions. In the article, Jane Eyre's small body seems to be weak, but her indomitable temperament is always revealed in her bones. Her frank and strong expression of emotion, delicate and emotional activities, all let people feel the same, like being in the scene. This kind of emotional power, through the book, directly to the heart, so that the fantasy world has the meaning of reality. Although the story took place in the Victorian period of the 19th century, but even in the 21st century today, many girls of the same age may not have Jane Eyre confident, independent, decisive excellent quality, many people may not have her initiative to choose the courage of life. As an ordinary girl, Jane Eyre struggles with fate all her life. Although the choices she faces each time are extremely difficult, she has a very rational sense of herself, so she is firmly in control of her own destiny. That's what I admire most about the protagonist, and that's what moves me the most about this novel. Only a courageous and independent woman with a strong heart can achieve the life she wants. This is an irrefutable truth. I have always followed what Jane Austen wanted to express in Sense and Sensibility: "To choose reason is to choose happiness." Jane did it. She became her own person, and her independent personality is a precious quality that transcends any era "In a time of absolute inequality, imagine a relationship of equals," reads the guide. This is Charlotte Bronte's great exploration of the real dilemma of inequality.