1, pride and prejudice
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She has many admirable things, such as being cute and smart, and being able to talk to anyone gracefully. Her honesty, elegance and wisdom enable her to stand out from the vulgarity and boredom of her social class. However, her sharp language and premature judgment on others also led to her confusion.
He is rich, the son of the Pemberley manor owner and her date. He comes from a noble family and is rich in material wealth, but he is too proud and values his social status too much. His arrogance made him leave a bad impression on her from the beginning. Her refusal shamed him. Although she was indifferent to him, he still expressed his unremitting love for her and proved his love for her.
1. I'm struggling with secular views, expectations of my family, my life experience and my class. I want to put them all aside and end my pain. I love you, is the most sincere love. Please accept my hand.
Sir, I appreciate your struggle, but I'm sorry that I only gave you pain, but this decision was subconscious.
2. Belami
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As the king of French short stories, Mo Bosang is good at describing the inner truth and natural nature of characters. In the description of characters, Mo Bosang devoted himself to description, instead of pursuing colorful images, exaggerated expressions, earth-shattering life and incredible experiences? The development of emotion, soul and reason in a normal state reveals the truth of inner psychology and character through the natural state of characters in daily life and the most reasonable actions, behaviors, reactions and expressions that must exist in a certain situation.
1. Life is like a hillside. Going up, I saw the peak and my heart was full of hope. But once you reach the top, what you see is a terrible downhill, and the end point leads to death. We had a hard time walking uphill, but we were very fast when going downhill.
The goal of life is like a buoy in stormy waves, which appears and disappears with the ups and downs of the waves. You never know where the end of the turbulent sea is and what all the results will be. You don't know where you will be thrown by the waves in the next second, whether it is a soft beach or a deserted rocky beach, or you will be thrown directly on the rocks in the sea and hit with the waves into magnificent white waves.
3. Gone with the Wind
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Gone with the Wind is one of the most classic love masterpieces of all time. The novel is set in the American Civil War, and the main line is the love-hate relationship between Scarlett, a powerful and willful manor owner, and several men, accompanied by great changes in society and history. Everything familiar in the past is gone forever, which is not only the swan song of human love, but also a grand historical picture reflecting the great and profound changes in social politics, economy and morality.
The awakening of self-consciousness and the pursuit of self-rights make Scarlett extremely rebellious, which seems to be incompatible with the lady and reserve that women should have in the traditional conscious society. She dares to love and hate, bravely pursues her love regardless, abandons the femininity of a noble lady and assumes the responsibility of protecting her family. She pursues herself and loses herself, cute and hateful, amiable and lovely.
1. Everything in "Floating in the Wind" belongs to yesterday, and all those who have survived the storm face the future.
Don't waste your time on a man/woman, who isn't willing to waste their time on you.
The person you love is fragile because he is completely open to each other.
4. Jane Eyre
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The work tells the story of an English woman who became an orphan from an early age, constantly pursued freedom and dignity, persisted in herself, and finally achieved happiness through various hardships. The novel shows the ups and downs of the love experience of the hero and heroine, praises getting rid of all old customs and prejudices, and successfully shapes a female image who dares to resist and strive for freedom and equal status.
Love should be based on spiritual equality, not on social status, wealth and appearance. Only when men and women really love each other can they get real happiness.
1. If you can't avoid it, you have to endure it. Can't stand what life is destined to endure, it is weakness and stupidity.
I think everything in the world belongs to me, because you are in love with me.
I know I am poor and ugly, but I also have the right to love.
5. Wuthering heights
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Wuthering Heights, through a love tragedy, shows people a picture of life in a deformed society and outlines the human nature distorted by this deformed society and all kinds of terrible events caused by it. The story revolves around Heathcliff's love-hate revenge-the resurrection of human nature, Catherine's betrayal and her tragic fate after marriage. Heathcliff finally took revenge and committed suicide, telling the love tragedy of the hero and heroine, which is a tragedy of society and the times.
1. I wandered in front of these three tombstones under the warm sky, watching moths flying between heather and campanula, and listening to the gentle wind flying among the grass. I wonder who can imagine that a sleeper in a calm land will not sleep well.
2. My love for Linton is like branches and leaves in the forest. Time will change it just as winter will change the forest. I am soberly aware of this. My love for Heathcliff, like the unchanging rock under the forest, can't give people much obvious pleasure, but it is essential.
He doesn't think she can regain her energy under his shallow concern, just like planting an oak tree in a flowerpot and expecting it to thrive in poor soil and narrow places.
6. La Traviata
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La Traviata described by Dumas is a girl with distinct personality, clear thinking, pure feelings and self-sacrifice spirit. Although fate and life pushed her to another level, she became a prostitute. However, her innocent nature has not changed. For noble love, she would rather lose everything than suffer humiliation and misunderstanding. Finally, she paid the price of her life for the truth.
La Traviata's experience and tragic ending exposed the ruthlessness of capitalist society to the insulted and mutilated, and criticized the hypocritical moral concept of the bourgeoisie. People often shed sad tears when watching La Traviata. Tragedy directly gives people pain, but the pain quickly turns into pleasure, thus making readers emotionally satisfied.
1. Evil deeds are just vanity. We should be proud of doing good deeds, especially not to lose hope. We should not despise women who are not mothers, daughters and wives. We should not reduce our respect for family and tolerance for selfishness.
Since God is happier to see a repentant sinner than a hundred righteous people who have never sinned, let's try to please God. God will give us double reward.
3. All intelligent people work towards the same goal, and all great wills follow the same principle: we should be kind, stay young and sincere!
7. Notre Dame de Paris
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Good and evil, beauty and ugliness, sublime and humble form a strong contrast. Quasimodo, the bell ringer, is ugly, deformed, and has unclear facial features, but he is kind-hearted, courageous and noble-minded, which is in sharp contrast with Garaud, the vice bishop who is hypocritical in appearance and despicable in heart. The lowest people in Paris, vagrants and beggars. They are ragged and rude, but they have virtues far superior to the so-called educated civilized world: mutual assistance and friendship, integrity and courage, and self-sacrifice
1. Because love grows on its own like a tree, but its roots are buried in our bodies and continue to turn green in a barren heart.
He understands that people need feelings. He knows that a life without warmth and love is like a dry wheel, which will rattle when it turns.
It seems that an invisible hand took away something that made her cry for a long time and she began to cry. When her tears came down, she felt as if her most painful and heaviest pain had gone with her.