women

Today, I would like to share with you Virginia Woolf's famous book, "A Room of One's Own." This book, written from a romantic and feminine perspective, still resonates with modern women today, even after a century. Women's independence requires money and a room of their own. Money is used for survival, and the room is used for thinking.It is very important for people to have the ability to rely on themselves. In the book, Woolf has an interesting idea: What would have happened if Shakespeare had a talented and passionate sister who loved the theater?When her brother was studying, she was often told to mend socks and sew clothes by her parents; when he achieved recognition in the theatre, she faced nothing but mockery. However, Woolf does not agree with women who complain and attribute theirlot solely to inequality. The expectations she sets for women in the book continue to inspire us today. We relate to the real world, not just the world defined by traditional male and female roles. This is the greatness of this book.