Thoughts on reading Jane Eyre. People who have read this book come in.

1, from the perspective of supporting roles

I am full of appreciation and praise for Jane Eyre. She pursues independent personality and spiritual equality between men and women. Love life regardless of her misfortune and bring love to everyone who needs her. For the sake of my faith in love, equal, true and pure love, I even resolutely gave up my long-awaited love, and finally my lover realized spiritual equality. Jane Eyre's life is not vigorous, but ordinary and not mediocre. In my mind, Jane Eyre is like an elf, full of wisdom and love, trying to maximize her life. Her life is as bright and beautiful as a comet.

However, what moved me most was the seagoing vessel, a little girl who was also full of wisdom and love.

Helen-an extraordinary and beautiful angel in my mind. She is extraordinary because she has completely given up the world, reached a broad and lofty spiritual realm, and has unparalleled patience. She is beautiful, there is no doubt that no one thinks angels are not beautiful?

Helen's injustice is beyond the reach of ordinary people and beyond their understanding. Including Jane Eyre.

Helen was flogged for trifles, which Jane thought was unbearable. She said, "If he hits me with that whip, I'll take it from her hand and break it in front of him. Helen, on the other hand, returns good for evil in the Bible, telling her that patience is inevitable and must be endured. If you say you can't stand it, it's cowardice and stupidity. Jane is too surprised to understand this creed, nor can she understand and agree with her tolerance. However, she felt that Helen "looked at things with a light that I couldn't see". (Quote this paragraph)

Jane's rebellious spirit is naturally straightforward and inspiring, but the perseverance and tolerance of seagoing ships are more open-minded and intriguing.

Helen's greatness lies in her ability to give others real wisdom and courage.

Jane saw a strange light in Helen's eyes when she was slandered and insulted by Brocklehurst. I know this is a sign of great wisdom and real courage. With the support of this holy light, Jane suppressed the hysterical attack. But Jane can only comfort her helpless and restless soul with this, but she can't step into the spiritual hall of the seagoing ship. (Quote this paragraph)

This also shows that Helen is different. It is admirable and respectable that a teenage girl should have such an open mind and an all-inclusive mind!

However, the angel will eventually return to heaven-her eternal home.

Helen's life in the world is short, but it shines like a meteor. The life of a seagoing ship is as splendid and tragic as the sunset. It is a noble beauty, an open-minded beauty, a magnificent beauty and an epic beauty.

I still remember waking up in that dream and trying to collect all the words and descriptions about Helen. I don't know why, but I am reluctant to part with her death. To my relief, I found a detail that I neglected. The book describes that "there is a Latin word on Helen's tombstone, which means I will be born again".

A sense of depression and inner sadness has finally been alleviated. I am very happy and at ease. Isn't Resurrection a symbol of Helen's noble spirit?

I think this is also the best interpretation of Helen's death.

2. From the perspective of Jane Eyre

Most women who love foreign literature like reading Charlotte's Jane Eyre. It is said that Charlotte Brontexq's Jane Eyre and Simon Beauvoir's The Second Sex are required reading books for modern women. I picked up the English novel Jane Eyre these days. Through Charlotte Brontexq's concise and sharp language, specific content and wonderful fragments, I walked into Jane Eyre's simple life and became familiar with her spiritual journey again.

The story goes like this: Jane? Love was born in a poor family of priests. Her parents died when she was young. What about young Jane? Love is cultivated in my uncle's house. Jane suffered discrimination and abuse after her uncle died. Later, she was sent to the Rayward orphanage. The rules and regulations of the orphanage are strict, life is hard, and the dean is a cold guy. Jane had a mental and physical breakdown in the orphanage. After graduation, she stayed in school to teach for two years. After her friend Helen died of illness, Jane got tired of life in an orphanage and advertised for a job as a tutor for Thornfield Manor. Rochester, the male owner of the manor, is melancholy and moody, and his attitude towards her is sometimes good and sometimes bad.

Once, Jane found her master's room on fire in her sleep. Jane woke up the host and helped put out the fire. In the long-term contact, Jane has a good impression on the man. In fact, the man also quietly fell in love with Jane. When the host proposed to her, she agreed. The wedding was held quietly in the church. Suddenly, an unexpected guest testified that Rochester got married five years ago. Jane left the manor quietly and became the principal of a girls' school. Soon, Jane learned that her uncle had passed away and left her a legacy. At the same time, she found that St. John was her cousin. Jane decided to share her inheritance with her cousins. St. John is a fanatic and intends to preach in India. He asked Jane to marry him and go to India with him, but Jane refused him. Inspired by each other's hearts, Rochester returned to the manor, but the house was in ruins. The crazy woman set fire to her death, and Rochester was injured and disabled to save her nominal wife. Jane found Rochester, married him and lived her ideal happy life.

I can feel Charlotte Brontexq's mood when he wrote this book. It is very gloomy, full of sadness and fear. It has both the courage to fight against the anger of life and the awe of the unpredictable and complex world. Like most people in this world, Jane Eyre has taken a tortuous and difficult road. This road is not guided by anyone, and there is not much light. It is just groping slowly in the dark. This road has only experienced many bumps.

Few souls are as strong as Jane Eyre, and she will never give in to unreasonable reality. This is the true value of Jane Eyre, and it is the inviolable beauty of the soul. Greed for money, vanity and ignorance are common problems of many modern women. Jane Eyre represents a noble sentiment and is the limit of goodness.

The love between Jane Eyre and Mr Rochester is just like the love between Baoyu and Daiyu in A Dream of Red Mansions. It is so beautiful and ethereal, it is the love of the soul, and it is the love of abandoning any coat. With a strong personality, she maintains her noble dignity in front of her rival in love and looks like a good family. She calmly faced Miss Ingram's aggressiveness. Similarly, in front of Rochester, she never because she is a low-ranking tutor. She felt inferior and thought they were equal. She should not be respected by others because she is a servant. It is precisely because of her integrity, nobility and purity that her mind has not been polluted by secular society. Rochester is ashamed, and at the same time he respects her and falls in love with her deeply.

His sincerity touched her and she accepted him. Later, when Jane Eyre found out that Rochester had a wife, her self-esteem reappeared and she left him without hesitation. I admire her devotion to love. Finally, Jane Eyre learned that Rochester was unfortunately blind and severely disabled in order to save his wife in the fire, and at the same time lost the ability to live. At the same time, Jane Eyre fell into his arms again. ......

After reading this book, my biggest feeling is that fate is not invincible. Equality needs to be fought for by yourself, not in vain. If you want equality, you must have labor, dedication, sweat and firm belief. I hope more Jane Eyre will come out of the flowers 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.