My Understanding of Experience

   When Jane Eyre found that she was deeply in love with the master, in the status of such a great disparity, she dared to love, because she believed that people are equal in spirit. A poor schoolmaster's courageously falling in love with a gentleman is, in the view of a highly hierarchical society, the same as a beggar's desire for a king, which is itself a bold challenge to society and prejudice. Only so, it also means being ridiculed or insulted, only like Jane Eyre does not put the power in the heart of the people can go to love openly and openly. When Rochester pretends to marry a noble lady in order to test her, she angrily says: "Do you think, because I am poor, humble, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong! ----- My soul is the same as yours, and my heart is exactly the same as yours! . . Just as we stand before god is equal ---- because we are equal!" Based on this, her way of expressing love is not sweet praise, gentle whispers, not to pray, seduce or seduce, in the final analysis, she is pursuing the equal union of two hearts.