And women to women, more is measured by a person's standard.
Thus, many interesting conclusions can be drawn.
As someone who has used Pride and Prejudice as a bedside book for many years, "Being Jane" is a very tempting name for me.
Smart, independent and humorous women, coupled with the label of being single hundreds of years ago against the background of the current wave of leftover women, should be the idols of many professional women today.
You see how dashing she is. In that era when writing novels and doing business were vulgar careers, she persisted in writing and succeeded. In the era when a woman should have the right marriage, husband and son, she was single, but weaved several happy marriage stories.
At first, I thought that these plots were completely out of imagination, and they were girlish fantasies that continued beyond the boring life.
And one day it was discovered that this person also had strong feelings, rich experiences, and sad memories, and this piece of the puzzle was truly complete and perfect.
To be Jane, wisdom, independence, and persistence are indispensable.
Like many ordinary girls, they can play the piano, dance and feed the pigs.
However, writing a comedy story while savoring the forbearance and open-mindedness of one's own tragedy is the most difficult thing to achieve.
I can give up everything about myself to love you, and then give up loving you for the responsibility you bear.
Then continue their respective lives for a long time.
I wrote comedies one by one and made them start bad and then live happily ever after.
You became a justice and named your daughter Jane.
"If I see you again, after a long time, how will I greet you? With silence, with tears?" In
the end, the pair of clean, ringless hands rested quietly on their knees, calm and proud.
By a person's standards, there are roughly three modes of dealing with dreams and reality.
One is indulging in unrealistic ideas, out of tune with the surrounding, and always complaining.
One is to pursue unrealistic dreams down-to-earth, and the more frustrated they are, the more courageous they become.
One is to give up thinking and copy other people's lives based on everything in reality.
The second is the most difficult. Jane Austen was like that, at least she was in the movie.
I could live by my... He hesitated several times, the word pen was so difficult to say, but he never gave up.
However, on the stage of marriage and love, such women are often unpleasant, and their fate is more likely to be ill-fated.
The three suitors who ran out of the movie were more like the little kindness of the screenwriter and director.
In the eyes of men who occupy more than half of the right to speak, shouldn't a cute woman have a beautiful face, a good figure, be able to dress up, be coquettish, be gentle, be a little clumsy, or even be arrogant and self-willed?
At the moment, a weird standard has developed. She'd better be self-reliant but obey herself, she'd better be strong and independent but be gentle and kind to herself.
Being Jane, not catering to and not compromising, is still extremely difficult today.
Besides, unlike Jane Eyre, I don't need to declare my worth to the world, I just live my life here.
Neither humble nor arrogant.
Finally, let me tell you, it still feels like this movie is made up, just like a series of jokes about my dynasty.
However, my sister likes it.
In fact, this can be considered a happy ending.
Perhaps the pain of the split was what really made Jane.
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