At the beginning of "Pride and Prejudice", it said: Every rich bachelor always wants to marry a wife. This has become a universally recognized truth. As a face-to-face family in the town, the dance party of the little country gentleman Bena's family is a veritable social field. The bachelors and the ladies to be married exchanged ambiguous eyes heated by Scottish red wine in the crowded space, and they were boiled by the cheerful rhythm on the dance floor. Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bentley appeared suddenly, like two brightly colored peacocks. Their scorching eyes spurred every girl to blush with excitement. Elizabeth, with brown chestnut hair, is one of the two most outstanding girls in the Bena family. She is young and beautiful, but unlike her sister Jane's perseverance and her sister Lydia's indiscreet and childishness, she has a more independent opinion on love. She believed in her judgment of men. She believes that love should not be determined simply by material things, at least she is not the kind of woman who, in order to become the hostess of a certain manor, goes to great lengths to please men. So, when Darcy reviewed the girls with the usual aristocratic look, I could predict what would happen.
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