Comments on Jane Eyre 1500 Word University (1) Jane Eyre is the representative work of British writer Charlotte Brontexq. It is a famous work of 152 years ago. It is full of romantic fantasy, full of sonorous style, traveling with the protagonist Jane Eyre all her life, feeling the warmth of human feelings and touching people's hearts. The book mainly tells the story of the heroine Jane Eyre who lost her parents when she was a child and was fostered in her aunt's house. Abused by Mrs. menstruation Reed, he developed a sense of rebellion and then entered Loward School. After graduation, I went to Thornfield Manor as a tutor and fell in love with my master Rochester. Later, I found out that Rochester had a wife, and his ex-wife was a crazy woman imprisoned in the attic. Sad, Jane Eyre fled the manor alone and wandered around. Later, she always remembered Rochester and returned to him. At this time, the manor was beyond recognition, and Rochester was blind. In this case, Jane Eyre resolutely sticks to the touching story of loving Rochester all her life. The novel successfully created a strong and inspirational female image. She was born in humble background and had a rough life, but she always insisted on maintaining an independent personality, pursuing individual freedom, advocating equality for all and not bowing to fate. Seeing the big from the small, the meticulous brushwork is touching, and the plot is ups and downs, which deeply touched many reading lovers.
When I read that Jane Eyre's childhood friend Helen died of lung disease the night before, two young bodies were tightly packed together. "I held Helen tighter with my arms ..." In this way, Jane held her friend Helen until dawn, and Helen passed away completely. The friendship of childhood deeply touched me and made me cry. Imagine, without deception, mutual comfort and mutual understanding, who wouldn't want to have such a beautiful friendship? Their friendship taught me to cherish friendship.
Reading is like traveling, opening your heart to the outside world. I like the feeling of being moved to tears at a certain moment in the process of reading, enjoy the impulse of beating my chest because of anger in the process of reading, and look forward to the opportunity of sweating and shortness of breath because of fear and tension in the process of reading. From the moment Jane Eyre stepped into Thornfield, she was involved in the whirlpool of love. Facing the arrogant and aggressive Ms. Ingram, Jane faced it calmly without losing her dignity. She and Rochester are very different in wealth, identity, age and status, and dare to fight: "Is it because I am poor, obscure, mediocre and insignificant that I have no soul and no heart?" ..... Your soul and I are equal. -exactly the same as intentional! ""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 I were standing at God's feet through the grave, equal to each other-that's it! When Rochester asked her what else she needed, she immediately replied, "Dear. I will repay my respect, so that the debt will be solved. "On the day of their wedding, when Jane learned that Rochester had a wife, she felt that she had to leave. Although she said, "I will abide by the laws of the world recognized by God, I will stick to the principles I accepted when I was awake, and I will not be as crazy as I am now. "But from the heart, what is more profound is that Jane Eyre realizes that she has been cheated and her self-esteem has been teased because she loves Rochester deeply. But Jane Eyre made a very rational decision. Surrounded by such love power and the temptation of rich life, she still insists on her dignity as an individual, which is the most spiritual charm of Jane Eyre.
In front of Rochester, Jane Eyre has an invincible personality charm, and her heart is kind, upright, pure and noble. Don't worry about your love, don't be a slave to money, and don't be a vassal of others. Because of her yearning for freedom, although St. John is the savior who desperately chased her after she left Thornfield, because "I often feel pain only when I am attached to him in this capacity, and my body will be put in tight shackles ... It is a painful thing to be his wife ... and it will never be tolerated." She finally rejected St. John's proposal of marriage. She thought freedom was above everything else.
Rochester saved his crazy wife in a fire, and the crazy woman jumped off the roof and was smashed to pieces. Rochester lost his physical disability and went blind in order to save himself from this crazy woman in the fire. Although his wife is a crazy woman, he will risk his life to save her, which shows his kindness here. In the last part of the novel, Jane Eyre, like King Lear in Shakespeare's plays, was baptized by the storm, and Rochester was reborn in this fire, and a pair of lovers finally came together. Her behavior is a kind of selfless love, a kind of noble and pure love that only seeks to pay and asks for nothing in return. Nowadays, people are crazy about money, fame and status, and seem to forget pure love. Few people will abandon everything for love, personality and dignity like Jane Eyre, when Rochester said in the dark, "Jane, is it really you?" I burst into tears at that time. I'm afraid that kind of mental tremor is only known to ourselves.
Now I finally understand why the author Charlotte Brontexq named the hero "Jane Eyre", which is a kind of love that simplifies complexity and is the most perfect love in the world. The whole book teaches us to be kind and brave. Today, people are madly drowning their love for money and status. Choose rich between poor and rich, and choose not to love between love and not to love. Few people will abandon everything for love and personality like Jane Eyre and pursue their own happiness without hesitation.
In the history of literature, there are really few works that can enter people's souls, attract thousands of readers and affect people's lives like Jane Eyre. This realistic novel has a strong romantic color. The whole work expounds a theme to people in the form of self-report: human value = dignity+love. Charlotte Brontexq, the author of this book, grew up in a family with severe economic difficulties and disasters, lived in a backcountry far away from the hubbub, and lived in an era of strong British revolution, the country's transition from agriculture to industry, and the growing emerging bourgeoisie, all of which marked his novels. The author integrates his rich life experience into a well-structured and imaginative work, and makes extensive use of psychological description in the novel. The book is exquisitely conceived and the plot is ups and downs, which creates a gloomy atmosphere for readers without leaving the middle-class family background. It describes the sincere love and natural scenery between the protagonists in a quoted style, with rich and strong feelings. The love between Jane Eyre and Mr Rochester in this novel is just like the love between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu in a Dream of Red Mansions. It is so beautiful and ethereal, and her personality is very strong, maintaining her noble dignity. After reading this book, we feel that this is a simple feeling of returning to nature, regardless of gains and losses, and pursuing wholeheartedly. It is like a cold drink, which makes our hearts pure as water, thus arousing readers' hearts. However, many people in our real life don't stick to a relationship at all. Once the relationship goes against them, they will immediately let go, let alone stick to it. This book makes me understand that the power of great love in the world is infinite. It can overcome all obstacles and make warmth last forever. Only when there is love in your heart will you feel warm. When you meet true love, you should know how to cherish it, and don't wake up like a dream when it passes quietly.
Comments on Jane Eyre 1500 words University (2) This week, I came across a book Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontexq, a British woman writer, in the library. I remember reading some when I was expanding my reading in high school, and now I have read it again. This book mainly talks about how the life of an orphan girl Jane Eyre gradually changed from a timid little letter to a mature belief, a process headed by God. In the meantime, some other clues are interspersed to make the whole novel more rigorous.
Compared with us, Jane Eyre's childhood was extremely miserable: her parents died, and she was hated and humiliated at her aunt's house ... At first glance, all her actions were taken for granted-"Every man for himself, the devil takes the hindmost". But everything changed when Jane Eyre entered lowood school. Jane Eyre meets a mature girl Helen Burns at Lowood School. She is a careless girl who is always scolded by the teacher for no reason, but she obeys blindly. Jane Eyre is deeply influenced by her. It is also because of Helen that "faith" has really been integrated into Jane Eyre's life from a mechanical word.
This novel can arouse my deep admiration, mainly because it makes me understand what is holy love "agape". I have read this novel before, but at that time my spirit was like Jane Eyre when I was a child-I didn't integrate my faith into my life. So I didn't care about the change of Jane Eyre's spiritual life. My eyes were so shallow that it was a love novel. But now I pick up the rereading and find that I only saw the tip of the iceberg at that time, and my eyes only stayed on the secular analysis. I was just like Jane Eyre at that time. On impulse, I didn't know how to obey and stubbornly thought, "I'm right." Why should I admit my mistake? " So I don't understand the significance of helen burns's doing this-anyway, the teacher will not change her because of her sincere attitude.
At that time, I was intoxicated by Rochester's confession of Jane Eyre. Although I knew Mr. Rochester was engaged, I didn't think there was anything wrong at that time-his wife was crazy, so it shouldn't matter if he remarried. But now I understand that it is because Mr. Rochester's wife is crazy that he can't abandon her. Jane Eyre's choice to escape is the right decision, or she is addicted to sex. I often treat others casually in my life, but after studying, I have completely changed: what is God-blessed marriage and love? Now I understand that Jane Eyre left not because she didn't love Mr. Rochester, but because she loved him, so she didn't want him to indulge in self-redemption and lust. I'm not married yet, but I have unrealistic fantasies about love, and I envy my former classmates who fell in love at school. But now I understand that it's all fake. If you just love each other's appearance, don't you become a person like Miss Ingram? If Jane Eyre were like me, she would agree to go to India with St. John when he proposed to her-even if she didn't have a missionary call. Jane Eyre changed my view of love, and let me see the essence of holy love "agape"-God's actions are not in appearance, but in heart. The two people are really in tune, transcending the barriers of secular marriage and having a clear conscience before God. This is God-blessed marriage and love.
The person who impressed me most in this book is St. John Rivers. He is a missionary who is willing to give everything for God, not a "hypocrite who abandoned love for religion" from a secular point of view. At first, I didn't understand why he was willing to give up his beloved Miss Oliver to preach. With more in-depth study, I saw that St. John achieved "I am Christ when I live, and I am good when I die". His vision and mission is precisely for this. God called him to be enthusiastic about the cause of the gospel, and he accepted it gladly. We can see that he is a loyal and kind servant, dedicated to the word of God. When choosing a spouse, he doesn't choose the person he likes according to his own wishes, but looks at people's hearts. He really likes Miss Oliver, but he also knows that Miss Oliver has different eyes from him. Therefore, he refused Miss Oliver's courtship and hoped that Jane Eyre would go to Africa to preach with him, which was very rare.
This book also fully embodies God's grace and justice. When Mr. Rochester indulged in self-redemption, God punished him again and again, but never took his life. After Jane Eyre left, a fire broke out in Thornfield House. Mr. Rochester lost his financial resources and an arm, and lived in seclusion at Fending Manor. Later, when Jane Eyre came back to him again, he began to thank God. Later, Mr. Rochester converted to Christ, and he married Jane Eyre as he wished. God blessed him, restored his sight in one eye and gave birth to a son.
Jane Eyre is not only a love novel, it reveals the struggle of human nature, the confrontation between spirit and flesh, and the choice between good and evil. I believe that Bronte doesn't just want to create a perfect love story, but what she really wants to embody is the love view and world view that conforms to God's mind. I recommend you to read this book, not only because the story is interesting, but because you can definitely find the point that really affects your life. I believe that God will inspire you from it. Maybe you can be a person like Jane Eyre, a person like Helen Burns, and a person like St. John.
Thoughts on Jane Eyre's Reading 1500 words University (3) There are many immortal masterpieces in the history of literature, but Jane Eyre is the one I can't forget most, not only because of the vivid characters portrayed by the author, but also because of Jane Eyre's tenacity as an ordinary woman, which is a spirit and an attitude towards life.
Jane Eyre is a novel by Charlotte Brontexq, one of the "Bronte Three Sisters" in English literature in the19th century. The story takes place in a remote English village in the early19th century. From the perspective of Jane Eyre, the heroine tells how an orphan who has been devastated and abused survives tenaciously in a hellish orphan's home on earth and becomes independent, strong, self-respecting and confident.
I reviewed this book again today, and I burst into tears inadvertently when I closed it. I first came into contact with this book in primary school. At that time, I was ignorant and only lamented the happy ending, but ignored the hero's heart. And the author's description of the hero's heart shocked me again and again ... Jane Eyre gave me extraordinary power!
Jane Eyre shows people a kind of simplification, a feeling of pursuing wholehearted dedication, and a sense of simplification regardless of gains and losses. It is like a glass of ice water, which purifies my mind.
It explains such a theme: human value = dignity+love. However, Jane Eyre's pursuit of life has two basic melodies: passion, fantasy, rebellion and persistent spirit; Longing for freedom and happiness in the world and pursuing a higher spiritual realm. As Jane Eyre said in the book:
"Is it because I am poor, obscure, plain and short that I have no soul and no heart?-You are wrong, my heart is as rich as you, and my heart is as full as you!"
Jane Eyre, an orphan, was fostered in her aunt's house and bullied in every way. Later, I went to Lowood Orphanage, a charity school, and my soul and body were greatly tortured. Perhaps it is this that brought Jane Eyre's infinite self-confidence and indomitable spirit, and she completed her studies with indomitable will and excellent results. In order to pursue an independent life, she was employed as a tutor at Thornfield Manor. The focus of the story is the bitter love between Jane Eyre, a junior tutor, and Rochester, the male host. The disparity between the social status and personality of the hero and heroine makes this love full of fierce collisions, while similar hobbies and sincere love make this love have a brilliant spark. The author speaks with Jane Eyre's distinctive female perspective and narrative style, which is true and artistic. Especially Jane Eyre's unique personality and thoughts. Love is an unattractive short woman, but she has tenacious self-esteem. While playing the hero of noble birth, he also firmly grasped the hearts of our readers.
An ordinary person who is poor, humble, plain-looking and short. An orphan who was bullied and abused by his aunt's family since childhood. A poor child who only deserves to study at school thinks that he can only be a "servant" who can make a living as a tutor. Is she ordinary? It's really ordinary. Is she clever? I don't know. However, from 65438 to 0847, she shocked the British literary world. Hundreds of years later, she is still enduring and is favored by readers all over the world. She-Jane Eyre. The reason why she can always live in people's hearts must have her charm. What is that?
It's personality, it's persistence.
Jane Eyre lived as a beggar and servant and was bullied by her aunt since she was a child. But she didn't want to put up with their bullying. She won't hide in the corner and cry like ordinary people. She can fight and scold her aunt and cousin. When she is Mr. Rochester's tutor, she can refute her master, ignore his years of experience and finally ask Rochester to apologize. It is also because of her personality that she can tell the true meaning of equality in ancient England. "It's as if we all passed away and stood before God together-because we are equal."
True personality is not the glory of appearance, but the real strength of the soul.
Although we are not qualified to talk about love now, his behavior deeply shocked me. You can cheat her with your true love, and then burn her hand in an accident, resulting in her hand being disabled and her eyes being burned. When she is basically disabled, she will return to him, be his hands and eyes, and marry him at the same time. They once said, "Our honeymoon will shine our whole lives, and his brilliance will only fade on our graves. What a great persistence, what a sacred act. His behavior interprets the word love.
She explained to us that only true personality and persistence can make a real great man. In other words, only when a work has a real soul will it leave a work handed down from generation to generation.
Let's talk about the author first. She wrote a masterpiece in her short life. Her hard work and dedication made him create a flesh-and-blood character, and Jane's story was told to us again and again.
Hard-working author+true soul = works handed down from generation to generation.
As the heroine of a love novel, Jane Eyre appeared as an unprecedented female image in this19th century literary work. In the past, the heroines in love stories were all beautiful, gentle, noble and virtuous women. However, Jane Eyre is "poor, humble, humble and short", but she has a smart, strong and brave heart, which makes those external beauty look pale and powerless in front of this inner beauty. What is more commendable is that Jane Eyre did not feel inferior because of poverty and looks. On the contrary, she is brave and firm: "I am equal to your soul." I have the same soul as you and an identical heart! I'm not talking to you with customs, conventions or even flesh and blood-my heart is talking to your heart, as if we have all passed away, and we stand before God together, equal to each other-just like us! "
Because of this, Jane Eyre dared to love a man whose social class was much higher than her own, and even dared to voluntarily declare her love to each other-this was extremely bold in the society at that time. Happiness is no longer the patent of a certain person or class, but belongs to everyone in the world. Only two equal souls can form a complete love, so Jane Eyre insists that her independence and the pursuit of love integrity are inseparable. Later, Jane Eyre left Rochester sadly, and for the same reason, she could never allow herself to marry a married man. It will be an incomplete love. If she is with Rochester, she is not the same independent and equal Jane Eyre. If Jane Eyre's departure this time is a rational choice that she has to make because of the unchangeable reality, then her final return is another rational choice made out of her persistent pursuit of emotion.
Here, what we see is not only a pale Cinderella story of a civilian woman winning the love between a man and a noble. It was Jane Eyre who bravely and decisively walked out of Cinderella's fairy tale and started a literary road of new women and true women. Jane Eyre despises wealth, social status and religious dignity. She believes that "true happiness lies in a beautiful spiritual world and a noble heart." Her belief and the power of action deeply touched the hearts of readers from generation to generation and purified the souls of people living in a society where money is everything. Jane Eyre is a woman who has a rational understanding of her own thoughts and personality, a woman who has a firm pursuit of her own happiness and feelings, a woman who is no longer just following men and secular requirements, a woman who has made independent judgments on her own values and feelings, and a strong and independent woman. Charlotte Brontexq created an unprecedented female image; Jane Eyre issued a female voice-the persistence and pursuit of equality, independence, integrity and freedom.
I am short and plain, and I often bow my head with inferiority. If you were me, what would you do? If not, tell me with your experience. Even so, you will bravely raise your head and face life with a smile. When you were bullied at your aunt's house, you did not give in, but resolutely safeguarded your own interests. At lowood orphanage, you became friends with your teachers, Helen and Temple. When they leave, you leave this place where you no longer have feelings. Don't abuse yourself and force yourself to do things you don't like. Even if you didn't follow St. John in the end, you chose poor Mr. Rochester.
I think this attitude of respecting and cherishing yourself is also your charm. Isn't it a sign of loving yourself to do what you really want to do? No one is perfect, but everyone has a unique side. To be a unique self and a true self, we must raise our heads regardless of the eyes of outsiders. Thank you, Jane, for letting me learn to love myself!
When I was a child, I always had many dreams, but with the growth of age, the coming of the senior high school entrance examination and the increase of pressure, these dreams gradually left me. I was busy with my life every day, and sometimes I asked myself, what is your ideal? Where is the target? I don't even know the answer. Then I thought of you. Haven't you been confused many times? Just like the accident before the wedding, it shocked you, made you miserable, made you more confused than before, and faced an important choice in life: go or stay? In the end, you recognize life and choose the former. It is you who persist in the ideal spirit in the tortuous life and rugged road, encouraging me to find my goal again and sail bravely in the vast sea of life.
Sometimes when I encounter many difficulties and setbacks, I feel discouraged and lose my love for life. However, it is you who make me feel that life is still so beautiful. Lilacs, nightingales, ivy ... these landscapes that I usually ignore have formed a refreshing and intoxicating picture in your pen. I just found that ordinary life is beautiful everywhere, but I didn't pay much attention to it. In fact, what moves me is not only the beauty of nature, but also your eternal enthusiasm for life.
Love yourself, love life, all this is what you taught me, and all this is what you must know before you live in this world.
I love it, so I am here. You taught me to love. Thank you, Jane.
The pressure of society will never disappear. Unfortunate lives and unfortunate people can be seen everywhere. Especially women, as a vulnerable group, need tough women like Jane Eyre to go out with their heads held high and build a new world with their hands and wisdom.
Jane Eyre's thoughts after reading 1500 words University (4) Holding a light book "Jane Eyre", it is heavy and weighty in my eyes. When I closed the last page of this book, my eyes suddenly brightened. The ending is finally happy.
When she was a child, Jane loved to rely on others and suffered humiliation and abuse. She was rejected by her aunt, despised by her sisters and brutally beaten by her cousin. However, perhaps because of this gloomy childhood, she has an unyielding personality, a firm belief in the future, and an independent personality and dignity in her later years.
During her eight years in Ward, a charity school, Jane Eyre grew into a talented teacher. In order to find a different life, she came to Thornfield Manor and became a governess. At this moment, she met Mr. Rochester. Jane Eyre does not feel so inferior because she is just a small tutor, but thinks that they are equal and have the same dignity, heart and soul. She was warmly treated in Thornfield and gradually fell in love with Mr. Rochester. Just as they were about to get married, she learned that Mr. Rochester had a wife. Jane Eyre painfully chose to leave.
On the new journey, Jane met three brothers and sisters-John, Diana and Mary. Jane was taken care of by the three of them, and John proposed to her. But John doesn't love her. He just thinks Jane Eyre is suitable for his wife. Jane's dignity made her flatly refuse his request. Finally, she found out that she and the three of them were cousins.
Jane Eyre couldn't let go of Mr. Rochester, so she went back to him flatly. But Rochester was disabled and his wealth was greatly reduced. Jane Eyre didn't leave for this, but stayed with him to take care of him all her life.
This story has a happy ending here, but I haven't finished it yet. Jane Eyre's stubborn personality and independent personality shocked me. She was humiliated when she was a child, but she didn't bow to reality, but faced it bravely. A person can be humiliated, but he can never resist. Jane Eyre is like this. In such an era of clear distinction between respect and inferiority, she chose to hold her head high and strive for dignity and equality. She rebelled against Mrs. Reed in order to fight for her own belief-the pursuit of equality.
A famous fragment in the novel is Jane Eyre's refutation of Rochester's words. She said, "I have to leave. Do you think I will stay and become a dispensable person in your eyes? Do you think I am a machine-a ruthless machine? Do you think I can stand people taking my only piece of bread from my mouth and spilling my only drop of life-saving water from my cup? Do you think that because I am poor, humble, short and unattractive, I have no soul and no heart? You are wrong, I have the same soul and heart as you! If God gives me some beautiful and rich wealth, I will make it as hard for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now. I am talking to your heart now, standing before God, we are equal. "
After reading this passage, I was deeply shocked. When ordinary people fall in love with another person, they always close their hearts and leave everything to themselves for fear of losing each other. But Jane Eyre is not like this. She has the courage to tell Rochester all her thoughts. She can speak out her desire for dignity, love and equality in front of Rochester.
Jane Eyre told me with her own story that no matter what difficulties and setbacks she encountered, she could not give up on herself. In a difficult situation, all you have to do is hold your head high, work hard and live in your own direction.
Dignity and love are the most beautiful things. In the book Jane Eyre, I deeply realized their great power.