Little Women

The book "Little Women" mainly introduces the story of the March family. The book uses the simple language to explain to the reader Mr. March's family's love for family, loyalty to love, and cherish friendship. The eldest daughter, Meg, is a dignified, traditional girl who at first wants to marry a rich man and no longer wants to fight poverty, but is eventually impressed by the sincerity of John, Laurie's tutor, and marries him, with whom she has a son and a daughter. The second daughter, Jo, has a literary cell and loves writing. Joe has a boyish disposition and wants to stay with his mother all his life. But when the other sisters have their own home, Joe is faced with family affairs every day, bearing the pain of the departure of her third sister Beth, Joe feels extra lonely, and at this time, Joe's old friend Professor Barr comes to accompany Joe through that difficult day, and finally Aunt March passes away and leaves the plum garden to Joe, and the two people live in it. They set up a school for homeless children. The third daughter, Beth, is a quiet and gentle girl who never gives anyone trouble. She loves playing the piano and always does everything for the family silently. But because of taking care of the neighbor's children and contracted scarlet fever, the girl was already weak, weak from then on, and quietly left the March family forever at the age of 19. The youngest daughter, Amy, is lively and lovely, and loves drawing. She admired the upper class and wanted to marry a rich man. After growing up, she has become an elegant and dignified woman through external experience, exuding charming temperament. Finally refused the confession of the rich, and the childhood playmate Laurie became husband and wife, after the marriage Laurie obey grandpa Lawrence's will to do business, two husband and wife to help the weak and poor, together towards a better life. After reading "Little Women", my heart can’t calm for a long time, as if I accompanied their four sisters to come together, let me harvest tears, inspiration and courage. In the novel, I am most moved and admired by Mrs. March. This woman supports all the affairs of the family, and the ultimate excellence of the children cannot be separated from her. Although the family is poor, whenever facing difficulties in life, Mrs. March can always give the children the most real, the most positive and the most optimistic advice. She teaches the children with words and actions, and finally makes the children become a group of brave, fearless little women who dare to break the conventional view. Mrs. March has created a good environment for the children's original family, and the spiritual life of a family is the most important and precious. Although they are poor, their rich spiritual world has trumped all else.