After reading

I think that this book, which has been respected by Americans for more than a century, is good at its end and religious atmosphere. We Chinese women can't understand the intention expressed by the author well. First, in terms of faith, we don't understand the conservative moral concepts of Puritans in New England, and the kindness, charity and forebearance she preached. Endurance and firmness stem from their strict Christian Protestant ethics. The second is that as a woman who grew up reading traditional European fairy tales, the idea we were instilled since childhood was waiting for the prince. We regard love as the only important thing in life. We always indulge in Cinderella fantasy. If we are doomed not to wait for Mr. Darcy in life, show off a noble feminist and show off their celibacy as capital.