Reaction after Tess

Tess, a beautiful and simple country girl, her fate is like a curse, full of frustrations and misfortune. She was born in a village in Dorset County, and once she discovered that her family came from a very old aristocratic family, and was forced to go to the D 'Urbervilles to meet her relatives out of family considerations, and it was this kindness that led to her unhappy life. She comes from a poor family, but has a noble blood, which makes her struggle between love and dignity. Her love with Claire, like a bright fireworks, short and gorgeous, but doomed to be unable to last. Tess's love road is full of twists and turns and tribulations. She loved Claire dearly, but suffered untold pain because of his overvaluing of family honor. Clare's departure, Tess fell into the abyss of despair, in order to survive, she had to endure the world's ridicule and insult. And when she meets Claire again, the love that has been hidden for a long time burns up like wildfire, which she can't resist. Tess is kind and sincere, but the society can not tolerate her, on the wedding night she chose to tell her past to the man she loves, but was abandoned by the lover.   When Hardy wrote the classic novel Tess, Britain was in the era of Industrial Revolution, the whole society had great material prosperity, and the class division was becoming increasingly obvious, so the theme of his novel would naturally focus on the difficult fate of people in this period, especially the people at the bottom. With his unique narrative style and profound insight into human nature, Mr. Hardy let me see the complexity and beauty of human nature. Although Puss has suffered all kinds of misfortune, she always maintains kindness and innocence. She fights against the injustice of fate in her own way, and her tenacity and bravery make me deeply admire. Both before and now, women seem never to be allowed to make mistakes, even if they are forced to submit to violence, and even how many families still continue the idea of male superiority. The most common voices I heard from my elders were: girls must get married and have children, girls will be despised if they can't cook or do housework, what is the use of girls reading so many books, etc., why girls should be restricted, I recalled a documentary I saw a long time ago, women, which interviewed more than 100 women of different ages in different regions. I find that women at each stage have different charms, such as youthful vitality in their teens, mature and intellectual in their 30s, and wise and playful in their 70s. Women are the most beautiful only when they love themselves. They are glad that they get married because of love, have a partner who respects and loves me, have family members who support me no matter what happens, and have friends who understand each other. So I hope I am me, give birth to children because I like children, quit because I can't really survive, rather than a simple girl can't. The character of Tess is very vividly depicted, she has very excellent qualities, but it is because of her perfection that many tragedies occur. Her gentle heart leads her not to allow herself to deceive anyone. No matter how the outcome is, she is the most humanizing role in my mind. This book also raises the question of how the poor should live and how they can change their lives against heaven through their own efforts. In my opinion, the way to change their lives against heaven is to gain a better life experience through their own opportunities and efforts. Therefore, the social environment of each period is different, and the way to treat most people is also different. We can't ask people in the 19th century to do this through the Internet, and we certainly can't smuggle our way out of this world. I believe that the culture given to us by The Times is the fundamental solution to the problem, and whoever can anticipate the trend and direction of future development will be able to change his life against heaven and regain a new life.