A summary of the story of Red-Haired Anne

Anne is an orphan whose parents have died. She has red hair and a lot of freckles on her face. At the beginning of the novel, the brothers Marshall and Marilla of Green Gables Farmhouse wanted to adopt a boy so that they could help them do some work in the future. They did not want to accidentally bring back an unattractive girl, so they almost sent him back. This shows Anne's situation, but Anne is a girl who never gives up her dreams and hopes under any circumstances. She is self-respecting and self-reliant. Through her own efforts, she is not only loved by Marshall and Marilla, but also wins the respect and friendship of her teachers, classmates and people around her. In this novel, Anne's personality is portrayed extremely distinctly. She is pure, upright, stubborn, and emotional. She also likes to talk very much and has a keen sensitivity to the beauty of nature. What's more interesting is that her imagination is extremely rich, and she can imagine the things in front of her beautifully and poetically. But these imaginations sometimes lead to a series of jokes, making the story of Green Gables Farmhouse very interesting.

In this novel, the beautiful Prince Edward Island, Green Gables Farmhouse and the surrounding natural scenery, whether it is flowers, trees, or streams, are beautifully described by the author through the eyes and soul of the protagonist Moving, they keep changing with the changing seasons, colorful, colorful and fascinating. Even today, the Green Gables farmhouse on Prince Edward Island where Anne lived has become a famous tourist attraction.

What is most touching in the novel is the beautiful soul of the characters. Marshall and Marilla are both extremely ordinary people. One of them is taciturn, the other is harsh, but they both have hearts of gold. They bury their love deep in their hearts and silently raise Annie, an orphan, and make her grow up. . Anne graduated from a junior college with honors and received a scholarship to attend university. However, Marshall died at this time, and Marilla was almost blind. In order to accompany and take care of the lonely Marilla, Anne resolutely gave up the opportunity to go to college and stayed as a rural primary school teacher. Annie's classmate Gilbert Bryan has never been forgiven by Annie because he called her a "ginger devil". But when they graduated with honors together, in order for Annie to take care of Marilla nearby, Gilbert gave Annie the teaching position in the local school that he had already contacted, and he went to work as a teacher far away from home. And therefore have to pay a lot of additional fees. The beautiful souls of these characters are expressively expressed in the works, making them unforgettable.

The author's fluent language and humorous style allow readers to happily appreciate Anne's world, share her joys and sorrows, and dream of the future with her.