Noisy world, quiet self

This is one of the few English novels I've read, and I think it's very meaningful. Inside the yellowed pages, I had been reading Dickens's Great Expectations in a state of awe. In a trance, I seemed to see his sad smile, heavy to me can only quietly perfunctory past, this is wrong, but fortunately from his plain language, I can still read his kind smile, in his design of the perfect story chain, I am willing to fall. Since my English level is also limited, now I write a book review with an empty head, and I do not have the gushing thoughts I imagined, but I still feel a lot. The theme of love, I think, runs through Great Expectations. There is no doubt that this kind of society described by Dickens is full of pessimism: vulgar, cruel, uneducated villains can get wealth through inheritance and exploitation to become "upper class", and the kind and simple Joe, who can only work as a blacksmith in the humble country; Miss Havisham, who believes in pure feelings, falls into a marriage trap, and her money is empty; Scammers who are full of fraud can take advantage of loopholes in the law to repeatedly get away with murder, while kind-hearted fugitives are repeatedly forced by uneducated people, framed, and finally die in prison. The narrow streets, the cinder-strewn hotels, the grey skies, and the filthy prisons all represented the darkness and crime of industrial society. On the contrary, the country where Joe and PIP lived when they were young, though ordinary and humble in the author's description, is always sunny and flowery. The countryside and the simple Joe in the novel represent the innocence and kindness of the human heart, and the return of PIP at the end, I believe, is the author's perfect wish for the human heart. More precious than money and "great expectations" is a simple and kind heart, and the more fierce the tide of money worship, the more this heart can reflect the perfection of human nature. It may not bring people a glamorous life or high social status, but it can make life full of humanity. This is the most precious treasure in life. The brilliance of true love in human nature is opposed to the rejection of those worldly people. I believe that after reading this book, everyone's heart can not be calm for a long time, and I believe that in the near future, we are all in the noisy world, achieving a quiet self.