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Life is too short to hold grudges. Everyone makes mistakes in life, but we will die soon. Our sins will disappear with our bodies, leaving only the spark of spirit. That's why I never want revenge and never think that life is unfair. I live a quiet life, waiting for the end. -Sailing burns

Appreciation: helen burns is such a person. If the teacher wants to punish her, she will also help the teacher with the execution tools. Maybe many people will think she is too weak. But no one can imagine that her little head is full of such rich thoughts of fraternity. She believes that if you are destined to endure humiliation all your life, it is your duty to endure it. She can still respect and love Miss Scatchard who bullied her from the bottom of her heart. She said that she could clearly distinguish between criminals and crimes committed by criminals. The criminal is worthy of sympathy and forgiveness. What she hates is his sins.

②: Women are generally considered to be extremely quiet, but they also feel the same as men; Like their brothers, they need to give play to their talents and have a place to work hard; They are bound too tightly, too absolutely stagnant, and they will feel pain like men; And their more privileged peers say that they should be limited to making cloth, knitting socks, playing the piano and embroidering pockets, then they are too narrow-minded.

Appreciation: In her view, bread is the need of life and dignity is the need of personality. Her philosophy of life can be easily understood as: talk about bread and others equally.

Do you think that I am poor, humble, short and without charm, I have no soul and no heart? You think wrong-my heart is as rich as yours, and my heart is as full as yours. Although I am poor and plain, we are equal in spirit, just as we will stand before God after passing through the grave-because we are equal.

Appreciation: Jane Eyre is a woman who is unwilling to endure social oppression and dares to pursue personal happiness. Her poor and low social status and wandering life experience were a true portrayal of the lower class life in England at that time. The author was able to put a newly awakened woman from the lower class in the protagonist's position in the novel, and enthusiastically praised the protagonist's tenacious struggle against oppression and social prejudice, striving for independent personality and dignity, and pursuing a happy life, which was commendable in literary works at that time.

Is it because I am poor, obscure, plain and small that I have no soul and no heart? -There's nothing wrong with you? -My mind is as rich as you, and my heart is as full as you! If God gave me a little beauty and a lot of wealth, I would make you inseparable as you are now. I'm not talking to you according to customs, conventions or even flesh and blood, but my soul is talking to your soul, as if we were standing at God's feet through the grave, equal to each other-that's it! "

Appreciation: Why are you telling me this? What do you and she (Miss Ingram) have to do with me? Do you think I have no feelings because I am poor and unattractive? To tell you the truth, if God gives me wealth and beauty, I will make it as difficult for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now. But God didn't do this, but my soul can talk to your soul, as if we all passed the grave and stood before God equally.

I miss him and love him deeply, which is unforgettable and indelible. It is not fog dispersed by the sun, nor is it a statue made of sand blown down by a storm. This is the name engraved on the inscription, which is destined to last as long as marble. Wherever I go, my heart goes to him, longing for him and blessing him. In Morton, I will definitely think of him when I step into that hut every night. Now I live in a swamp. When I walk into my bedroom every night, I am often drowned by the tide of missing, and my tears will flow silently.

Appreciation: Jane Eyre sympathizes with Rochester's unfortunate fate and thinks that his mistakes are caused by objective circumstances. Although he was ugly and later went bankrupt and became disabled, she saw his inner beauty and poor unfortunate fate, so she finally married him. Through Rochester's two completely different love experiences, the novel criticizes the concept of love and marriage based on money, and always describes Jane Eyre's love with Rochester as a complete tacit understanding of thought, talent, quality and spirit.

I used to love Mr rochester so much that I almost regarded him as a god. Although I don't think he is evil now, can I trust him again? Can you go back to him? I know I have to leave him. To me, he is not the man he used to be, nor is he the man I imagined. My love has been lost and my hopes have been dashed. I feel groggy in bed and just want to die. Darkness slowly surrounded me. Jane Eyre

Appreciation: We still remember her pursuit of justice. Like a kind partner. Even so, a kind person must carry forward the good side and check the bad side of the other party.

7 You are cold because you are lonely; No one can touch the fire in your heart. You are sick because the best, noblest and sweetest feelings people have been given are far away from you. You are stupid, because no matter how painful it is, you will not summon that emotion to get close to you, nor will you step forward to meet it where it is waiting for you.

Appreciation: small institutions, but in the soul, unknown, but self-respecting girls are huge. When we approached the cover of the book A Journey to the Soul, Jane Eyre, an amazing number, left us with too much review and thinking:

We remember her kindness: some people lost their weapons and eyes, some despised her, and some even hurt her deeply in the past.

If others don't love me, I would rather die than live. I can't stand loneliness and being hated. Helen? Burns

Appreciation: A person with a noble soul like helen burns deserves our respect and admiration, but she is not a great role model. Although in her short life, she lived more fully than countless people who survived, so what? As Jane Eyre said, helen burns's resignation encouraged the arrogance of criminals and made them more fearless. Helen burns's personality led to her silent death from illness. Death is her best destination. As such a kind and fragile life, it is hard to imagine how to face a more cruel society and life in the future. Only death can liberate her, and her pure and noble soul can finally return to God and have a long talk with the father of all beings all night to discuss life and philosophy.

Pet-name ruby I can't help my eyes, I can't help but go to see him, just like a thirsty man who knows that water is poisonous but still drinks it. I didn't intend to love him at first, and I tried to kill the bud of love, but when I saw him again, my love revived. Jane Eyre

Appreciation: Jane Eyre sees his true heart through his disguised appearance; She crossed the fence built by wind, frost and experience and directly touched another buried soul; In the first conversation between Jane Eyre and Rochester, their personalities and inner world were fully displayed. For the sake of preventing people, Rochester is always vigilant against Jane Eyre and tries to make Jane Eyre? Love fear, and Jane shows her strength of personality under strong pressure-not giving up her dignity easily, maintaining an independent personality, being neither humble nor supercilious, staying awake and conscious, living at the bottom since childhood, being discriminated against, she attaches great importance to people's evaluation and views on her, and her tenacity and stubbornness become more firm with her growth.

(10): "If people always obey cruel and unfair people, then those bad guys will be more willful. They are not afraid of anything, so they will never get better, but will only get worse. When we are beaten for no reason, we must fight back. "

Appreciation: Jane Eyre has an unyielding personality. In the face of bullying and injury, she dared to stand up and resist, be strong and unyielding, and simply and kindly safeguard her dignity. She understands that conniving at sin is equivalent to throwing herself into the abyss of bottomless pain; In the face of injury, what we have to do is not shivering fear and blindly avoiding. As Jane Eyre said, blind obedience will only make evil expand, and resisting harm and oppression is the only way to liberate yourself from it. At the same time, it can also reduce the possibility of causing the same harm to others.

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Fragment: Do you think that because I am poor, humble, short and unattractive, I have no soul and no heart? You think wrong! My soul is the same as yours and my heart is the same as yours. This is my heart talking to your heart, as if we had crossed the grave and stood at God's feet, and we were equal. Because we are equal! Appreciation: This passage describes Jane Eyre's pursuit of equality. Fragment: I can't help my eyes. I can't help seeing him, just like a thirsty man who knows that water is poisonous but still drinks it. I didn't mean to love him, and I tried to cut off the bud of love, but when I saw him again, my love revived. Appreciation: This passage is Jane Eyre's love for Rochester. She tried to control her feelings, but she couldn't.

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Life is too short to hold grudges. Everyone makes mistakes in life, but we will die soon. Our sins will disappear with our bodies, leaving only the spark of spirit. That's why I never want revenge and never think that life is unfair. I live a quiet life, waiting for the end. Appreciation of ocean-going vessel Burns: Ocean-going vessel Burns is such a person and a teacher. Maybe many people will think she is too weak. But no one can imagine that her little head is full of such rich thoughts of fraternity. She believes that if you are destined to endure humiliation all your life, it is your duty to endure it. She can still respect and love Miss Scatchard who bullied her from the bottom of her heart. She said that she could clearly distinguish between criminals and crimes committed by criminals. The criminal is worthy of sympathy and forgiveness. What she hates is his sins. ②: Women are generally considered to be extremely quiet, but they also feel the same as men; Like their brothers, they need to give play to their talents and have a place to work hard; They are bound too tightly, too absolutely stagnant, and they will feel pain like men; And their more privileged peers say that they should be limited to making cloth, knitting socks, playing the piano and embroidering pockets, then they are too narrow-minded. Appreciation: In her view, bread is the need of life and dignity is the need of personality. Her philosophy of life can be easily understood as: talk about bread and others equally. Do you think that I am poor, humble, short and without charm, I have no soul and no heart? You think wrong-my heart is as rich as yours, and my heart is as full as yours. Although I am poor and plain-looking, our spirits are equal, just like when we pass the grave, we will finally stand before God-because we are equal. Appreciation: Jane Eyre is a woman who is unwilling to endure social oppression and dares to pursue personal happiness. Her poor and low social status and wandering life experience were a true portrayal of the lower class life in England at that time. The author was able to put a newly awakened woman from the lower class in the protagonist's position in the novel, and enthusiastically praised the protagonist's tenacious struggle against oppression and social prejudice, striving for independent personality and dignity, and pursuing a happy life, which was commendable in literary works at that time. Is it because I am poor, obscure, plain and small that I have no soul and no heart? -There's nothing wrong with you? -My mind is as rich as you, and my heart is as full as you! If God gave me a little beauty and a lot of wealth, I would make you inseparable as you are now. I'm not talking to you according to customs, conventions or even flesh and blood, but my soul is talking to your soul, as if we were standing at God's feet through the grave, equal to each other-that's it! Appreciation: Why are you telling me this? What do you and she (Miss Ingram) have to do with me? Do you think I have no feelings because I am poor and unattractive? To tell you the truth, if God gives me wealth and beauty, I will make it as difficult for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now. But God didn't do this, but my soul can talk to your soul, as if we all passed the grave and stood before God equally. I miss him and love him deeply, which is unforgettable and indelible. It is not fog dispersed by the sun, nor is it a statue made of sand blown down by a storm. This is the name engraved on the inscription, which is destined to last as long as marble. Wherever I go, my heart goes to him, longing for him and blessing him. In Morton, I will definitely think of him when I step into that hut every night. Now I live in a swamp. When I walk into my bedroom every night, I am often drowned by the tide of missing, and my tears will flow silently. Appreciation: Jane Eyre sympathizes with Rochester's unfortunate fate and thinks that his mistakes are caused by objective circumstances. Although he was ugly and later went bankrupt and became disabled, she saw his inner beauty and poor unfortunate fate, so she finally married him. Through Rochester's two completely different love experiences, the novel criticizes the concept of love and marriage based on money, and always describes Jane Eyre's love with Rochester as a complete tacit understanding of thought, talent, quality and spirit. I used to love Mr rochester so much that I almost regarded him as a god. Although I don't think he is evil now, can I trust him again? Can you go back to him? I know I have to leave him. To me, he is not the man he used to be, nor is he the man I imagined. My love has been lost and my hopes have been dashed. I just want to die in a daze. Darkness slowly surrounded me. Appreciation of Jane Eyre: We still remember her pursuit of justice. Like a kind partner. Even so, a kind person must carry forward the good side and check the bad side of the other party. 7 You are cold because you are lonely; No one can touch the fire in your heart. You are sick because the best, noblest and sweetest feelings people have been given are far away from you. You are stupid, because no matter how painful it is, you will not summon that emotion to get close to you, nor will you step forward to meet it where it is waiting for you. Appreciation: small institutions, but in the soul, unknown, but self-respecting girls are huge. When we approach the cover of this book, a spiritual journey, Jane Eyre, an amazing figure, has left us with so many memories and reflections: we remember her kindness: some people lost their weapons and eyes, some people despised her, and some even hurt her deeply in the past. If others don't love me, I would rather die than live. I can't stand loneliness and being hated. Helen? Appreciate Burns: A person with a noble soul like helen burns deserves our respect and admiration, but she is not a great role model. Although in her short life, she lived more fully than countless people who survived, so what? As Jane Eyre said, helen burns's resignation encouraged the arrogance of criminals and made them more fearless. Helen burns's personality led to her silent death from illness. Death is her best destination. As such a kind and fragile life, it is hard to imagine how to face a more cruel society and life in the future. Only death can free her, and her pure and noble soul can finally return to God and have a long talk with the father of all beings all night to discuss life and philosophy. I can't help my eyes, and I can't help going to see him, just like a thirsty man who knows that water is poisonous but still drinks it. I didn't intend to love him at first, and I tried to kill the bud of love, but when I saw him again, my love revived. -Jane Eyre appreciation: Jane Eyre saw his true heart through his disguised appearance; She crossed the fence built by wind, frost and experience and directly touched another buried soul; In the first conversation between Jane Eyre and Rochester, their personalities and inner world were fully displayed. For the sake of preventing people, Rochester is always vigilant against Jane Eyre and tries to make Jane Eyre? Love fear, and Jane shows her strength of personality under strong pressure-not giving up her dignity easily, maintaining an independent personality, being neither humble nor supercilious, staying awake and conscious, living at the bottom since childhood, being discriminated against, she attaches great importance to people's evaluation and views on her, and her tenacity and stubbornness become more firm with her growth. (10): "If people always obey cruel and unfair people, then those bad guys will be more willful. They are not afraid of anything, so they will never get better, but will only get worse. When we are beaten for no reason, we must fight back. " Appreciation: Jane Eyre has an unyielding personality. In the face of bullying and injury, she dared to stand up and resist, be strong and unyielding, and simply and kindly safeguard her dignity. She understands that conniving at sin is equivalent to throwing herself into the abyss of bottomless pain; In the face of injury, what we have to do is not shivering fear and blindly avoiding. As Jane Eyre said, blind obedience will only make evil expand, and resisting harm and oppression is the only way to liberate yourself from it. At the same time, it can also reduce the possibility of causing the same harm to others.

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Fragment: However, another voice inside me thinks I should do this and tells me that I must do it. I thought about this decision, hoping that I wrote cowardice to avoid the terrible road that had been paved for me to the gate of hell. Conscience became a tyrant, grabbed the throat of passion and told her with ulterior motives that her beautiful feet were in a quagmire and vowed to push her into the bottomless abyss of pain with an iron arm. Appreciation: This is Jane Eyre's psychological activity after she found out that Rochester had a crazy wife on the day she married Mr. Rochester. It reflects Jane's inner struggle and difficult choice: stay or go? It also expresses Jane's despair of what happened at the wedding and her deep love for Mr. Rochester, which shows that Jane has a firm pursuit of her own happiness and feelings. At the same time, it also praised the tenacious struggle of society for a happy life at that time. But a day or two later, I knew that when Miss Temple returned to her room at dawn, she found me lying in a small bed, my face pressed against helen burns's shoulder, I put my arm around her neck, I fell asleep, and Helen-died. Her grave is at Brockbridge Cemetery. 0/5 years after her death, there was only a overgrown mound on the grave, but now a gray marble tombstone marks this place, engraved with her name and the word "Resurgam". Rochester III: Who's there? Mrs Fairfax, is that you? Is anybody there? (to his dog) Well, well, ah, there's no one there. How can you be a person? Hmm? Is anybody there? I said. Who is it? Jane Eyre: It's me Rochester: Jane? Jane Eyre: Yes. Rochester: Jane. Jane Eyre: Yes, yes. Rochester: Make fun of me. [Explanation] I was in tears and couldn't speak. I shook his hand. Rochester: Is that you? Jane, is it really you? You came to see me? I didn't expect this, huh? Hum! He touched my cheek with his hand. Rochester: Why? Crying? There's no need to be sad. How long can I stay? An hour or two? Don't leave. Or do you have an impatient husband waiting for you? Jane Eyre: No. Rochester: Not married? This is not good. Jane, you are not beautiful. You can't be too picky. Jane Eyre: Yes. Rochester: It's strange that no one has proposed to you. Jane Eyre: I didn't say no one proposed to me. Rochester: I see. Yes, Jane, you should get married. Jane Eyre: Yes, that's right. You should get married, too Like me, you can't be too picky. Rochester: Ah, yes, of course not. So when are you getting married? I brought Adele back from school. Jane Eyre: What marriage? Rochester: Damn it, you said you were getting married. Jane Eyre: No [explanation] He knows what I really mean. Rochester: Then a fool will find you sooner or later. Jane: I hope so. A fool has already looked for me. [Explanation] At this moment, I saw tears in his closed eyes. Jane Eyre: I'm going home, Edward. Let me stay. If we compare the author of Jane Eyre with Cao Xueqin of China, there is no doubt that the latter has a deeper cultural background. Just as China and Britain compare history, China people can undoubtedly say: I am much older than you. Cao Xueqin learned much more in his life than Charlotte Brontexq. After all, China's cultural heritage is much richer. The key point is that Jane Eyre can't compare with China's Dream of Red Mansions. A Dream of Red Mansions is more outstanding for its rich characters and vivid descriptions. However, Jane Eyre also has something to be learned and appreciated by China people. For example, the psychological description of the characters in Jane Eyre can be said to be incisive. This is not enough in many China literary works. After reading this book, I seem to have read the Bible once. Westerners' deep feelings and sincere beliefs about religion are really admirable. Today's China is an era of lack of faith. When I read Jane Eyre, I felt the pure human beauty that can only be obtained under the influence of religion, which is really hard to get in China now. In fact, many teachings in the Bible are complementary to the Confucian classics of China, but people in China nowadays often ignore the wisdom of their ancestors. For example, in the Bible, people are advised to be kind, tolerant and grateful, which is the same as that of Confucius and Old Master Q Ah Q. When reading Jane Eyre, I am often inspired by the beautiful thoughts in the Bible, which reminds me of the present situation in China, and my heart seems to have gained a lot. Let me firmly believe that Confucian culture in China really needs to be re-examined.

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Rolfe: Are you still awake? Jane: How can you sleep until you come back safely? How about Mr. Mei Sen? Rolfe: He's fine. He was taken care of by the doctor. Jane: You said last night that the danger you were going to suffer was over? Rolfe: It is difficult to guarantee that Mei Sen will not leave England. I hope the sooner the better. Jane: He doesn't look like someone who hurt you on purpose. Rolfe: Of course not. He may have hurt me unintentionally. Sit down. Jane: Who the hell is Grace Poole? Why did you keep her? Rolfe: I have no choice. Jane: How? Rolfe: Please be patient for a while and don't force me to answer. How dependent I am on you now! Hi! Jane, what should we do? There is such an example. There was a young man who was spoiled since childhood. He made a huge mistake-not a crime, but a mistake-and the consequences were terrible. The only escape is to get away with it and enjoy yourself. Later, he met a woman, a noble woman he had never seen in twenty years, and he found a chance to be reborn. But the world and human feelings hindered him. Can that woman ignore this? Jane: Are you talking about yourself, Mr. Rochester? Rolfe: Yes. Jane: Everyone should be responsible to God with his own actions. We can't ask others to bear their own destiny, let alone Miss Ingram. Rolfe: Hum! Don't you think if I marry her, she can give me a whole new life? Jane: Since you ask me, I don't think so. Rolfe: You don't like her? Tell the truth! Jane: I don't think she is right for you. Rolfe: Ah-so confident? So who is suitable? Is there anyone you can recommend? Hum! Hi.-Are you used to living here? Jane: I am very happy here. Rolfe: Would you like to leave here? Jane: Get out of here? Carol: I haven't lived here since I got married. Jane: Of course. Adele can go to school and I can find another job. I'm going in! I am so cold! Carol: Jane! Jane: Let me go! Rolfe: Wait! Jane: Let me go! Carol: Jane! Jane: Why are you telling me this? She has nothing to do with you or me. Do you think I have no feelings because I am poor and unattractive? I will, too. If God endows me with wealth and beauty, I will make it as hard for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now! God wouldn't do that. Our spirit is the same, just as you and I will walk through the grave and stand before God in the same way! Carol: Jane! Jane: Let me go! Rolfe: I love you, I love you! Jane: No! Stop making fun of me! Rolfe: Are you kidding? I want you! What Blanche has, I only regard her as the capital used by her father to reclaim land. Marry me, Jane! Say marry me! Jane: Is it true? Rolfe: Hi, how are you? Your doubts torment me! Say yes! Say yes! God forgive me and don't let anyone interfere with me. She's mine, mine! I went downstairs, walked some way under the building, and finally silently opened two doors and closed two. I went to another row of stairs and went up the stairs, opposite Miss Temple's room. The light of a star came through the keyhole and under the door, and there was silence around me. When I approached, I saw that the door was unlocked, perhaps to let some fresh air into the sultry ward. I naturally hate indecision. At that time, I was impatient and impulsive-I trembled with pain. I pushed open the door and put my head in, looking for Helen, afraid to meet death "Helen!" " I whispered, "Are you awake?" She moved and opened the curtain by herself. I saw her face, pale and haggard, but very calm. She looked no different, so my fear suddenly disappeared. "Is it really you, Jane?" She asked in a unique soft tone. "ah!" I thought, "She won't die. They made a mistake. If she is not alive, her words and expression will not be so calm. " I went to her crib and kissed her. Her forehead is cold, her cheeks are cold and thin. Her hands and wrists were cold, leaving only a smile. "Why did you come here, Jane? It's past eleven. I heard a knock at the door a few minutes ago. " "I came to see you, Helen. I heard that you are very ill. I can't sleep without talking to you. " "Then you came to say goodbye to me. Maybe now is the time. " "Where are you going, Helen? You are going home, aren't you? " "Yes, back to my permanent-my last home." "No, no, Helen," I paused and felt very sad. I tried to swallow my tears when Helen coughed, but she didn't wake the nurse. After coughing, she lay exhausted for a few minutes and then said softly, "Jane, you are barefoot." Lie down and cover me with a quilt. " I did as she said. She put her arm around me and I hugged her tightly. After a long silence, she continued to whisper, "I am very happy, Jane." Don't be sad to hear that I am dead. " There's nothing to be sad about. We will all die one day. The disease that is killing me now is not painful. Gentle and slow, my mind has a rest. I won't make anyone feel too sad. I only have one father. He just got married recently and won't miss me. By dying so young, I can escape great pain. I don't have the temperament and talent to become rich in the world. If I live, I will always be wrong. "But where are you going, Helen? Can you see it? Do you know? " "I believe, I have faith, and I will go to God." "Where is God? What is God? " "My creator, and you. He won't destroy what he created forever. I rely on his strength without reservation and trust his kindness completely. I counted the time until the important moment came, I returned to him, and he appeared in front of me again. " "Helen, then you must think there is such a place as heaven, where all souls will go after we die?" "I'm sure there is a future country. I believe that God is merciful. I can trust him with my immortal part. God is my father, God is my friend, I love him, and I believe he loves me. " "Helen, can I see you again after I die?" "You will come to the same happy place and be accepted by the same great father, no doubt, dear Jane. I asked again, but this time I just thought about it. Where is this area? Does it exist or not? "I held Helen tighter with my arms. She seems more precious to me than ever. I feel like I can't let her go. I lay down and buried my face in her neck. She immediately said in the sweetest voice, "How comfortable I am! I was a little tired from coughing just now. I seem to be able to sleep, but don't leave me, Jane. I like you by my side. " "I will be with you, dear Helen. No one can drive me away. " "Are you warm, dear?" "yes." "Good night, Jane." "Good night, Helen. "She kissed me, I kissed her, and they soon fell asleep. It was already daytime when I woke up, and a strange shaking woke me up. I looked up and found myself lying in someone else's arms. The nurse hugged me and sent me back to the dormitory through the aisle. I was not blamed for leaving the bed. People have other things to think about, and many of my questions have not been explained. But a day or two later, I knew that when Miss Temple returned to her room at dawn, she found me lying in a small bed, my face pressed against helen burns's shoulder, I put my arm around her neck, I fell asleep, and Helen-died. Her grave is at Brockbridge Cemetery. Fifteen years after her death, there was only one weed left on the grave.