How much does Gatsby love Daisy in The Great Gatsby?

Gatsby's love for Daisy should be pure love. Over the years, Gatsby has only worked hard for one goal, that is, to be with Daisy, to love Daisy humbly and not to disturb Daisy's stable life. This should be a deep affection for a man, right?

As for Daisy, he will always remember that he loves Daisy, and he doesn't care how much money he earns. Everything he did in the camp was to make Daisy like himself again, so what's wrong with such a man? But Daisy doesn't love him, or maybe she doesn't love him now. In Daisy's view, her previous youth and ignorance may be just an irrelevant joke. Daisy likes Gatsby, but she prefers her position and luxurious life. Gatsby has made a lot of money over the years, but he always has a dream in his heart, that is, to relive the happy time with Daisy and take Daisy with him. In secular society, such feelings are really rare. However, time will always change the appearance of many people. Gatsby and Daisy can hardly escape the traces left on them by time and the spiritual bondage of society. In fact, Gatsby doesn't have to look for Daisy, but Daisy is his most beautiful dream. He wants to pursue, he is rich and powerful, but Gatsby has not changed his inner pursuit, that is, to be with Daisy.

It is difficult for a person not to lose himself in money, and it is also difficult to remain humble and optimistic in power. This is Gatsby's charm alone. For Daisy, Gatsby was the beginning of sweet love in her youth. They gave each other a lot. For Gatsby, this is a rare happy time in his life. At that time, Daisy was directed by her parents and had to find a young man with a good family background, so Daisy was a little rebellious at this time, so she rebelled and found Gatsby.

Daisy's purpose with Gatsby is actually very simple, at least when she was young, but after all, they are not on the same road.