After reading "Jane Eyre" 1, I read "Jane Eyre" in one breath, lost in thought and had a long aftertaste.
Jane Eyre is kind. What happened to her as a child was really tragic. Not only was she abused by her aunt, but even the nanny at home didn't respect her and was treated coldly since she was a child, but this did not prevent Jane Eyre from being happy. Although she sometimes resists, she always keeps a kind heart no matter how others treat her. Even though her aunt treated her like that when she was a child, when she was dying, she chose to forgive her aunt and be grateful.
Jane loves self-esteem, self-love and self-confidence. When she first came to the orphanage, Mr. Brocklehurst publicly criticized her as a devil and made everyone want to stay away from her. She was very sad. At this time, only Helen is willing to make friends with her and soothe her broken heart, which makes Jane Eyre determined to prove that she is not a devil with practical actions. Fortunately, she did it and won the appreciation and respect of others. Therefore, if she wants to gain the respect of others, she must.
Jane Eyre pursues equality. She is just an ordinary person. She has neither beauty nor family background. Rochester is the owner of a manor, and her life experience is very different. Maybe she has some inferiority complex in her heart. When Rochester confessed to her that she had to stay, Jane Eyre retorted, "Do you think I can stand someone taking a bite of my bread from my mouth and spilling a drop of my living water from my cup? Do you think that because I am poor, humble, ugly and short, I have no soul and no heart? I'm not talking to you according to customs, conventions or even the body, but my heart is talking to your heart, as if we have all passed away and stood before God on an equal footing-because we are equal! " After Jane Eyre found out that Rochester had a secret wife, she chose to leave, perhaps to give each other a chance to calm down. A few years later, when Jane Eyre returned to Rochester's house again, she found that he was disabled. At this time, Jane Eyre desperately wants to marry him, just want to be with Rochester and take care of him, even though Rochester is not the same person. Jane Eyre got the happiness that only belongs to her.
I hope you can have an independent personality, self-esteem and self-confidence like Jane Eyre, and dare to pursue equality, adding a colorful stroke to your life!
Random thoughts on Jane Eyre 2 Jane Eyre is a classic handed down from generation to generation in the history of English literature. It has successfully created the first female image in the history of English literature who has an independent and positive attitude towards love, life, society and religion and dares to fight for freedom and equality.
Most women who love foreign literature like reading Charlotte's Jane Eyre. If we think that Charlotte wrote Jane Eyre just to write this lingering love. I think this is wrong. The author is also a woman, living in the turbulent middle of the19th century in England, when her thoughts had a brand-new beginning. What permeates Jane Eyre most is this idea-women's independent consciousness. Let's imagine that if Jane Eyre was independent, she would have been strangled in her childhood. Without that independence, she would have lived with Rochester, who has a wife and a daughter, and started a new life with money and status. If she didn't have that purity, Jane Eyre in our hands now is no longer a touching classic that makes people cry. So, I began to think about why Jane Eyre moved us so much and couldn't put it down-that is, her independent personality and exciting personality charm.
However, we can't help asking, can we be independent only by this step? I don't think so. After all, women's independence is a long-term process, not overnight. It needs a kind of thorough courage, just as Jane Eyre left Rochester resolutely, and it needs the heroism and courage of "the wind and rain are blocked and the strong soil is gone forever". I think this should be the most crucial step, and it should also be a decisive step towards independence. However, Charlotte's Jane Eyre has left us a trace of stubborn character and independent personality. So she is a successful and happy woman.
Jane Eyre has always been regarded as a classic of independent women. I hope more Jane Eyre will come out in the sun, whether poor or rich; Regardless of beauty or plain appearance, everyone has a beautiful heart and a full mind, and can live with an independent personality and a strong personality.
After reading "Jane Eyre", I am full of thoughts and emotions. I am always deeply moved by every plot and every sentence in it. I once said to Zhang Ge, "Maybe there is my shadow in Jane Eyre, which is why I am so keen. Many times we are keen on that book because it has our own shadow. " For example, he loves Sun Shaoping in Ordinary World and Julien in Red and Black. I meditate. Is there really my shadow? Maybe a little, but compared with Jane, I am not as rational and strong as her. For those who want to write "Jane Eyre" several times, I'm afraid it's just a little ignorant, and I can't finish reading it. I can only remember one or two of them as a souvenir.
Jane Eyre is Charlotte. Bronte created a modest, strong and independent image of Jane Eyre with her passionate brushwork. Jane Eyre's parents died when she was young. She was kept under a fence and bullied. Then he went to the orphanage to suffer. She is poor and short, and her appearance is not surprising, but she is self-respecting, strong and noble inside. Her love with Rochester is sincere, passionate and based on equality. Finally, after a lot of hardships, I finally got a sincere and precious love.
Jane Eyre's reading experience 3 Jane Eyre lives in an environment where her parents are dead and she relies on others. She is bullied by her cousins. My aunt's undisguised contempt. When you go to boarding school, you still have to feel bad about the unfair treatment of the teacher. It is all this that makes Jane Eyre refined, and Rochester is shocked by her unyielding self-confidence spirit. And regard her as a person who can talk to her on an equal footing. He fell in love with her slowly and deeply, and his sincerity touched her, but on the wedding day, she learned that another mentally ill lady in Luo still lived on the top floor of the same building. She felt that she had to leave. She said this: "I will abide by the laws promulgated by God for this world, and I will stick to the principles I accepted when I was awake, not when I am crazy like this."
This is why Jane Eyre told Rochester that she must leave him: "I will firmly hold this position." The deeper reason is that Jane Eyre feels cheated by someone she trusts. Can that woman stand being cheated by her closest and most trusted lover? Under such circumstances, Jane Eyre also made a very rational decision. Surrounded by such a strong love and lured by a rich life, she still insists on her personal dignity. This is the most personal charm of Jane Eyre.
This novel has a happy ending. Rochester's estate was destroyed, and he himself became a cripple. In this case, Jane Eyre no longer contradicts dignity and love. At the same time feel satisfied-her marriage with Rochester is both dignified and full of love.
The novel tells us that the best life for people is dignity and love. The ending of this novel is arranged in order. This is such a life. Although I think this ending is too perfect and this perfection is a bit superficial, I still respect the author's beautiful ideal for this life. Is dignity plus love.
In modern society, few people will abandon everything for love and personality like Jane Eyre. Pursue wholeheartedly, pure as a glass of ice water. ...