About Jane Eyre

In the 19th century, the British critical realism writer Charlotte Bronte portrayed the heroine Jane Eyre in Jane Eyre. She was an orphan from a poor family who became a female teacher after the cruel life of an orphan. But she has a pure heart, sincere feelings, good thinking, and a stubborn personality. Dare to resist oppression, humiliation and any despicable behavior, dare to express one's strong love and hate, and dare to defend one's own independent personality and dignity. The shaping of this female image is a social act in the history of British literature. She caters to the call of the times, using amazing language and childish actions to prove the dignity of women. Jane Eyre resisted an unfair fate, kept herself independent, and was unwilling to endure social oppression. She was an artistic model of the struggle for women's liberation at that time.