The author of "Pride and Prejudice" is Jane Austen. The language in the book is very concise and the story has a very large space for development, giving people an unlimited space for imagination. If you really use beautiful words to describe it, you will be addicted to it anytime and anywhere after reading it. Now let me share with you my Pride and Prejudice reading notes. You are welcome to read them.

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 1

When you mention Jane Austen, you will think of lively balls, beautiful countryside, and a group of people who are keen to discuss the marriage of men and women. people. Among Jane's few works, "Pride and Prejudice" is the most beloved by readers.

People in the countryside live a monotonous life, lacking the entertainment of dance parties and shopping malls, and there are no important things to deal with. The biggest ones are birth, old age, illness and death, and marriage between men and women. Therefore, it is said at the beginning of the novel that a single man with a lot of wealth must want to marry a wife. This is a truth universally recognized.

Let’s first take a look at the social customs at the end of the 18th century reflected in the novel: A woman over twenty-three years old will be considered an old girl; if there are multiple daughters in the family, according to etiquette, the eldest will not get married. , the young cannot go out to participate in social activities; daughters have no right to inherit real estate or real estate, and can only have dowry or receive a will based on their parents' wills; primogeniture; the church has great power; merchants have a low social status and hold hereditary titles People enjoy absolute aristocratic status.

All readers already know the love story between Elizabeth and Darcy. The witty, intelligent, frank and beautiful Elizabeth married the mature, profound, rich and elegant Darcy, and they lived together like the princes and princesses in fairy tales. happy life.

According to the author Jane Austen, what kind of love is perfect? ??Every love story with a happy ending carries the author’s love dream.

In the movie "Being Jane Austen", Jane, a talented and artistic young woman, falls in love with a handsome young lawyer. From a worldly perspective, Jane needs to marry a man with considerable wealth to live a prosperous life and maintain her leisurely reading routine; while a poor lawyer also needs to marry a woman with a rich family to improve her quality of life. Therefore, Jane never married, but the lawyer followed the family's advice to marry a wife and named his daughter Austen.

In the process of the two falling in love, Jane was working on "First Impression", which was later "Pride and Prejudice". So this work is undoubtedly Jane Austen's perfect love for herself. The dream of an ending. A woman who has talent, temperament, and beauty but is poor must be matched by a man with rich experience, elegant taste, and abundant material resources.

Comparing Jane and Elizabeth, we can find that they have a lot in common: talented but stubborn, straightforward and beautiful but unwilling to give up easily, they have not hired a tutor but still have good cultivation, absolutely Do not accept marriage without love.

In Jane Austen's own love, it was because the two people were not materially rich and could not be consummated, so she knew that love cannot be dependent on nothing. Therefore, she used Weiken and Charlotte to make Elizabeth understand an annoying belief: handsome young people, like ordinary-looking young people, also have to rely on someone to live.

Elizabeth firmly believes that only by meeting a like-minded person can you find happiness after marriage, but not everyone will be lucky. Her good friend Charlotte married the boring and flattering Collins, and she looked down on her in her heart. But Charlotte told her that for a well-educated woman with little property, getting married is the only decent way out. Even though she is not sure about happiness, getting married must be a refuge from poverty. . For a woman like Charlotte, who has never been beautiful or intelligent, marriage is just a process in life.

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 2

Reading Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" made me realize that in distant Europe there is not only tragic love like Romeo and Juliet, but also tragic love like Shakespeare. The beauty of classical Gothic style like that of Weng originally also had the beauty of a businessman returning to life. Simple and exquisite, like a "two-inch tooth carving", it gives a glimpse of the entire society.

Frank O'Connor said: "I think Jane Austen is the greatest virtuoso in the history of English literature. She is as perfect in literature as Mozart is perfect in music." "Pride" The language of "With Prejudice" is like the wind passing through the bamboo forest, bringing me the coolness of the bamboo forest and the clarity of spring water, allowing people to immerse themselves in it anytime and anywhere. The delicate language and careful thinking opened the curtain of the British pastoral scenery for me, and inadvertently sketched out a romantic and pure fairy tale, yet so close to life.

This is a novel describing love and marriage. The novel revolves around the theme of how Mrs. Bennett married off her five daughters. The book describes the union of four teams of young men and women one by one. The author compares and criticizes them one by one, and clearly explains his views on love and marriage. The rich and arrogant Darcy and the wise and rebellious Elizabeth, the gentle and considerate Jane and the powerful Bingley, as well as Lydia and Wickham, Charlotte and Collins.

The five daughters of the Bennetts were pregnant and had no heirs. According to the law at the time, their property must be inherited by their distant nephew Collins after their death. Therefore, they married their five daughters to wealthy families and became Mrs. Bennett's greatest wish. So the structure of the entire story unfolded against this background. Although the author does not have major social conflicts in her works, she uses women's unique and meticulous observation to truly depict the world around her, especially the marriage and love affairs between gentlemen and ladies. In fact, Mrs. Bennett in the novel is the epitome of most people in society at that time. For them, love is an unreliable luxury. They only value material and power. Therefore, when the wealthy and single Bentley came to Netherfield Manor, he became the focus of everyone's attention and the topic of discussion. The novel's description of the arrival of the officers and the subtle expressions and words of the people of the town showed the social atmosphere at that time. Incisively and vividly.

However, the author Austen is a woman with a critical spirit, so she created an Elizabeth who pursues pure love and somewhat despises the powerful. Although the novel was written in the early 19th century, the views on love and marriage she expounded are still such "hot" issues in China today. Seeing that society is full of money worship, cases of showing off wealth, mistresses, foster care, etc., a sense of desolation arises in my heart. However, this is not a lack of true love, but a social problem. I personally think that this kind of fanatical money worship is due to the imperfect social system. Originally, in a market economy country, the worship of gold and the pursuit of material things are normal. However, in China, it seems a bit pathological, because in a market economy country, You cannot survive in this society without money in China. Under the pressure of "survival" hanging over your head, the phenomenon of money worship has naturally become serious, and the truth, goodness and beauty of the world have also been greatly devalued under the threat of death. In foreign countries, especially in Europe, because of the improvement of the social security system, you can still survive even if you have no money, so the enthusiasm for pursuing art and academics abroad is much higher than in China. In such a comfortable society, The concept of love also aspires to modern Chinese youth.

In my opinion, the foundation of marriage should basically be love, just like what Elizabeth pursues. When choosing between bread and roses, if you cannot have both, take the rose and give up the bread. This choice may be because I have not yet faced the pressure of life, but pursuing love and pursuing beauty is indeed a call from the heart.

But this is just a personal choice. An important basic assumption in economics is that human desires are unlimited, but resources are limited, so people are always making choices. I am faced with a choice, and I just focus more on spirituality out of personal preference and am willing to bear greater opportunity costs. Likewise, some people are more materialistic, it's just a choice, there's no right or wrong. However, humans are social animals after all. When most people make the same choice, then this choice becomes a trend, and over time, it becomes a custom. The reason why the title is "Two-Inch Teeth Sculpture" is not only because of the exquisiteness and meticulousness of "Pride and Prejudice", but also because through this "Tooth Sculpture" we can get a glimpse of the atmosphere of the time. Putting aside love, there are other emotions as well. .

The first thing that impressed me was the reverence and observance of the law by people at that time, because the structure of the whole story was based on the driving force that according to the law at that time, the property of the Bennetts would be inherited by their distant nephew after their death. , which shows the level of development of the rule of law at that time.

The second is equality. The title of the book "Pride and Prejudice" came from the concept of equality. Darcy refused to dance with others at the ballroom dance, which made Elizabeth think that he was very arrogant. As for prejudice. To get to know and make friends, you must dance with others, change dance partners at any time, and have fun. Although this equality has limitations, these should be the prototypes of the concepts of freedom, equality, and rule of law in European countries today. These details observed from the two-inch ivory carvings made me look back at China's current situation and look forward to discovering more prototypes of progress.

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 3

"Pride and Prejudice" is a novel worth savoring, a beautiful and moving story.

The article describes the stories of several daughters of the Bernat family. The eldest daughter Ji An, gentle, kind, beautiful and charming, fell in love with Bentley, a boy from a wealthy family, at first sight, but twists and turns occurred at a critical moment. The second daughter, Elizabeth, is smart, beautiful, ambitious, and independent. She meets Darcy, a young aristocratic with a huge fortune. But because Darcy was arrogant and withdrawn, Elizabeth had a serious prejudice against him. The two clearly loved each other but refused to admit it, and kept hurting each other with words. Fortunately, the misunderstanding was finally resolved, and the lovers finally got married.

I have benefited a lot from reading this novel. There are many among us who are humble, but there are also some who are arrogant. These arrogant people can be really annoying at times. They have eyes in their heads and don't care about anyone else. Indeed, arrogance is a shortcoming, a character developed under circumstances. We Chinese children have been treated as the apple of their parents' eyes since they were young, and are typical "little emperors". If we have been so pampered since childhood, how can we not be arrogant? Therefore, I think we should not be prejudiced against arrogant people. Instead, you should reflect on yourself more and see if you are arrogant. In the future, you should also learn to do your own things by yourself, and no longer let your parents worry and tire you.

As the book says: "Everyone has pride. As long as we have a few advantages, we will feel that we are special. However, although pride and vanity have the same meaning, they are actually different. , Pride is a feeling of self, while vanity involves others overestimating oneself, so it is understandable for a person to have pride without vanity. ”

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 4

"Pride and Prejudice" I accidentally saw this book in the university library. Since the owner of the book strongly recommended it, I was full of doubts, so I decided to make my own conclusion about this book after reading it. Driven by this idea, I spent some sleep time reading it, and my view of it changed greatly. However, what I call a change here does not mean a complete and complete change of the original view. What I mean by changed is that I now realize that it is not without its merits.

Let me first talk about the advantages I discovered. From a stylistic point of view, there is no doubt that it is distinctive. "Pride and Prejudice" is obviously full of female thoughts, including worldview and lifestyle. This is best reflected in the writing content: if it is a male writer, most of the works he writes are thrilling, and the most exciting part in this book is just the elopement between Wickham and Elizabeth's sister. What the author can think of The worst behavior is just some simple deception between people; one thing that runs through the whole text is how mothers marry their daughters. This series of facts all show the femininity of this book, and of course there were very few such books at that time, so I think this is the great success of this book.

A good novel should be able to reflect the style of an era. In this regard, this book is also quite successful. After reading this book, it is not difficult to form in my mind the situation of European women's society at that time - all women regarded marriage as an honor, no matter who they married, marriage became the only goal of women's life, and true feelings were both Rare and difficult to understand, it is precisely these that the author profoundly exposes and criticizes.

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 5

The protagonist of this article is a lively girl-Elizabeth. Yes, she is not as beautiful as her sister, but she is brave, strong and smart. She has not regressed because of suffering, so she has a kind of charm, and Darcy will like her. In her life, there was joy and hope, as well as sorrow and sorrow; there was sunshine and flowers, and there were nights and storms. No matter the good times or bad times, she came through them one by one. Her courage, wisdom and strength gave her spiritual enrichment and happiness in life. And for Darcy, there is a sentence in the book that is the same truth: "Vanity and arrogance, although used as synonyms, are actually two different things. A person may be arrogant but not vain. Arrogance is our evaluation of ourselves." "Vanity is how we want others to evaluate ourselves." It is precisely because of Darcy's arrogance and arrogance that people misunderstand his original noble heart. Pride can lead to misunderstanding, and prejudice can lead to misunderstanding of good people.

Fortunately, Darcy later gradually understood his mistake, and people got to know Darcy again. The article not only told me not to be arrogant, otherwise I will be misunderstood; it also told me to be strong and not to shrink back in the face of difficulties.

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 6

In fact, I haven’t read this book very much, but I watched the TV series some time ago, and I felt a lot from it.

The story also talks about the concept of love. When a person is humbled to the point of dust in a love, the end is not far away. In the story, Tang Nannan gave her beloved boyfriend his tuition to study and made money to support him. In the end, her boyfriend ended up with a rich second generation and only expressed guilt to Tang Nannan. Here, I really feel sorry for her 120 times. I am really convinced that she can do this in a relationship.

In a relationship, the person who pays more is the most vulnerable to injury. If you devote yourself wholeheartedly, the return may be negative. In the footsteps of love, two people must keep pace. If one person walks too fast and the other person moves too far, it is very dangerous.

So when she and Zhu Hou were faced with whether to separate for a year, she chose to leave quietly. She understood that love could not be a stumbling block in realizing her dreams, and hoped that the two of them would make progress together.

In fact, the ending of the story is quite surprising. I thought that the two of them were happy together and the story would end successfully. Unexpectedly, there will be such a paragraph later, which can be regarded as an explanation for the abandoned relationship before. Only through experience can you grow.

This film tells us that we should not bully the weak, live in harmony with others, and treat ourselves calmly when we are slighted. On the road of love, don’t give everything you have at every turn. Many times, instead of being as humble as dust and being looked down upon by others, it is better to leave some pride and love for yourself, let go of all your arrogance and prejudice, and enjoy the moment. Life, love vigorously, give yourself a chance, and give the other person a chance! That sentence "Giving up your dreams in the name of loving someone will lose your self-esteem"! This line is very lethal! < /p>

This is the scene that impressed me the most in this movie. In the real world, no one has ever experienced "being prejudiced" in this way, and sometimes you are powerless to defend yourself. The wall of arrogance that stands between prejudice and prejudice.

Prejudice is contradiction, contradiction is friction, friction is spark, and sparks burst into laughter. True love has nothing to do with money, social status, or even compatibility of zodiac signs. There is no fixed formula, and most of it just happens by chance.

Who hasn’t met a few scumbags in their youth? Who hasn’t been disgraced in the past? The youth and frivolity of those years have settled into the maturity and sophistication now. Dreams, love, dignity, I was full of passion when I was young, but now when I think about it, it seems more like a secondary possession. Even with a mature mentality, I still can't resist it.

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 7

If you were born in an era that discriminated against women, would you feel inferior? Would you complain? Would you be helpless? Maybe you would, but Elizabeth, the protagonist of Pride and Prejudice, does not.

The life of the heroine Elizabeth is extremely rough. She was born in a poor pastor's family and suffered discrimination from the world. Every day, she had to do farm work and housework. Even so, she was ridiculed and ridiculed by rich ladies from time to time. Her friends betrayed her, her family deceived her, and even her best friends used her to gain a fortune. But Elizabeth was not crushed or defeated. She always had a heart longing for happiness, fought and pursued it, and finally got happiness.

Yes, as long as you have the courage to challenge difficulties, won't you be able to achieve success? I remember one time, I was doing math problems at home. After completing the basic exercises, there was also a thinking question. I curled my lips, as if I had discovered the "God of Plague", and immediately avoided seeing it - the thinking questions were difficult.

Just as I was slowly packing my schoolbag, the inspiration given to me by "Pride and Prejudice" came to my mind: "Fight! Challenge the difficulties!" A force burst out from my body, It was as if I had been opened up and suddenly enlightened. I accidentally pulled out the unfinished math exercise book from my school bag, picked up the pen, and started calculating over and over again. One minute, two minutes, three minutes... A large amount of sweat broke out on my forehead. Ah, it worked out! I was so surprised that I was speechless. I thought to myself: I can’t solve it so quickly! Let’s check it again. So I picked up the pen again with excitement and nervousness, and recalculated on the paper tremblingly. "Yeah, right!" The result was correct, and I exclaimed happily.

I fell into deep thought again: If I had not picked up the pen and mustered up the courage to challenge the thinking questions, but was afraid of difficulties and timid, wouldn’t I have lost the joy and pride of success? Thanks "Pride and Prejudice", yes, we must fight against difficulties!

Recently, there are often reports on TV that primary and secondary school students are under too much pressure, are ridiculed, cannot bear the humiliation, and commit suicide. I once again thought of Elizabeth in "Pride and Prejudice". She lived a life a hundred times poorer than ours, but she was always enthusiastic, cheerful and optimistic. Elizabeth has the courage to survive and is good at surviving, so she has become a strong person in life.

Have the courage to fight and survive! No matter what difficulties and dangers you encounter, as long as you have courage and confidence, you will overcome the difficulties!

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 8

Helen Keller once said, "A book is like a ship that leads us from a narrow place to an infinite ocean." Of course, there are various types of books, among which the most popular ones are What I love most is novels. Most of the genres of novels have love as the main component. Just like the book "Pride and Prejudice", it is humorous and rich in content.

The book "Slowness and Prejudice" mainly writes about four marriages and raises issues of moral and behavioral norms. In the book, the author clearly stipulates the "good and bad" standards for marriage. There are roughly two types of unhappy marriages: one is based entirely on economics, like Charlotte and Collins; the other is based purely on beauty and lust, like Lydia and Wickham. Happy marriages all have one thing in common, that is, marriage is completely based on love. Just like Elizabeth and Darcy and Jane and Bingley, they all love each other.

When they first met, Darcy was very arrogant and rude to others. Elizabeth was also prejudiced against Darcy. Because of Wick's shameless remarks, she further deepened her feelings towards Darcy. West's hatred. When all the misunderstandings were solved, she discovered that it was vanity that was at fault. She felt very guilty and was no longer prejudiced against Darcy. Soon the two formed such a happy marriage. In this emotional dispute, what moved me the most was Darcy’s sincerity that persisted in not understanding. After being rejected for the first time, he did not give up. Instead, he calmed down, corrected his shortcomings, and mustered up the courage to pursue Elizabeth again.

In this book, the author vividly describes the personality and characteristics of each character. The wonderful stories have benefited me a lot: first impressions are unreliable, and prejudice is more terrifying than ignorance. .

Pride and Prejudice Reading Notes 9

The arrogant Darcy and the prejudiced Elizabeth did not get along at first due to the gap in family status and wealth. However, in addition to pride and prejudice, Darcy changed his past proud and conceited demeanor, Elizabeth eliminated her misunderstanding and prejudice against him, and the two formed a happy marriage.

Beyond pride and prejudice, there is equality between the two in all aspects, a true and objective understanding of each other, and a happy ending.

Only when you get out of your pride and prejudice and the confinement of the world can you find that the world is so beautiful.

Beethoven walked out of the hustle and bustle of the world and jumped in the country of music; Madame Curie walked out of the chaos of fame and fortune and took a more profound step in the world of science; Tao Yuanming walked out of the secular world. In the darkness, leisurely picking chrysanthemums in the free Nanshan...

When you go out, your life changes and the world becomes meaningful. Go out, get out of the world, get out of fame and fortune, get out of conservatism, get out of traps... Go out, wander around in life easily, and smell the fragrance of the world.

Due to the state of conservatism and occlusion, it is difficult for human nature to develop freely, resulting in the shackles of one's true wishes and ideas. It is equivalent to one's own social life being arranged by society and the secular world. If you don't get out of the originally set trap, your destiny will have been arranged from the moment you were born. Under such a vicious cycle, life will become meaningless, and the meaning of your existence is only to run on the right track. The meaning of your existence is only that you exist.

From "son inherits father's business" to "mass entrepreneurship", from "doing according to experience" to "reform", from "parents' orders" to "free love", more and more People "deviate" from the original track and develop in their own direction.

However, premature or incorrect separation can also lead to tragedy. In "Pride and Prejudice" there are many instances of incorrect derailment. Elizabeth's sister Lydia eloped with the officer Wycombe, which caused the whole family to be criticized so much that all her sisters could not get married. In real life, child stars participate in entertainment activities prematurely and excessively, and their overly mature costumes and language are "bombarded" by netizens. Child stars were exposed to the public eye, repeatedly hyped and fermented, and became gossip that people talked about. They come into contact with society earlier than their peers, leave the "hothouse" prematurely, and show themselves and their lives in the spotlight.

Go out, go out correctly and at the right time, avoid the old track, and embark on the journey to a better future. Go out, don't let your feelings sleep, don't let your thoughts be dark, don't let your soul be dead. Life only reaches heights while walking. Now that the rivers are flowing eastward and time is passing by, our footsteps cannot stop. Then, go out!

Reading Notes 10 of Pride and Prejudice

I read a few chapters of the book "Pride and Prejudice" as early as in elementary school. It is written about the arrogant single young man Da. The emotional entanglement between West and the prejudiced second lady Elizabeth, the wealthy single aristocrat, and the emotional entanglement between Bingley and the virtuous eldest lady Jane. When I first read it, I was extremely impatient. Because I had no patience for the complicated plot, I lost interest after reading a few chapters, so I kept putting it aside until I picked it up again today. However, when I read the first few chapters, I still found it very boring. Later I realized that this was a foreshadowing of future scenes. In the blink of an eye, more than thirty chapters have passed, and the characters' personalities have been clearly portrayed by the author, and they are extremely vivid and thought-provoking.

The reason why it is profound is first of all because the characters in this book seem to have shortcomings, rather than perfect characters, even the protagonist in the book. The so-called "arrogance" in the article refers to the personality weakness of Darcy, a young man who is rich, well-educated, and sharp-sighted; and the so-called "prejudice" refers to the mental weakness of Elizabeth, a middle-class, well-educated, and witty young lady. . One has a sharp vision, the other is witty and clever. They are both outstanding, but they are all inevitably entangled with the weaknesses of human nature. This gave me great interest. Because everyone has weaknesses after all. I don't like perfect protagonists, that would make me think he is a god rather than a human being.

Secondly, the historical background in the book created many different views on love. "Mr. Bingley is handsome, gentlemanly, and pleasant in appearance, without any formality. Darcy immediately attracted the attention of the whole audience because of his tall stature, fine features, and noble manners, so he entered the room within five minutes. , everyone said that he had an income of ten thousand pounds a year. The male guests all praised his appearance, and the female guests said that he was much more beautiful than Mr. Bingley. "People measure a person by his wealth." In the era of Darcy and Elizabeth, it tended to be conservative, and there would be obstacles between nobles and commoners; compared to modern times, such situations would be less common.

Finally, this book taught me how undesirable preconceptions are. To truly understand a person, one must undergo long-term observation and contact. Although the first impression is very important, you can only comment on a person after actual contact. Just like Elizabeth in the book, Mr. Darcy's arrogance and rudeness had already entered her mind, which made her unable to realize it and was fascinated by the liar Wickham. Fortunately, Elizabeth was not blindfolded by these real things. .

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