A Vanity Fair, which exposed the ugly faces of the 19th century British upper class, the fallen aristocrats and the bourgeois nouveau riche, the weak and the strong, and the interpersonal relationships of intrigue. "! All kinds of money worship, chasing fame and fortune, power and wealth, are quietly breeding!
Becky Sharp, the daughter of an alcoholic drawing teacher and a poor girl dancer, aims for wealth and high social status. Becky's unscrupulous, flattering, stalking the back door, flying high branches, and the beautiful, well-behaved, rich, contented with destiny, longing for love, stupid and kind Amelia is in stark contrast.
Two completely different female lines, in a Vanity Fair, ruthlessly exposed the shameless and depraved nature of the feudal aristocracy and the hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie in pursuit of fame and fortune, and intrigue!
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