I think I underestimated the women of that era
In the nineteenth century, Joe's work consisted of reading for his aunt, working as a tutor, continuing to write at night, and then working as a teacher in London. Her life experience is much richer than mine. Not to mention the education she received, as well as her parents who are upright, educated and benevolent people, and the enlightenment her family environment brought her.
In those days, she seized the opportunity to read, study, make friends with a sincere heart, and later went to London to meet like-minded people and chat with various hotel guests. After experiencing material poverty, during the war when my father joined the army abroad, my sister became seriously ill and even died later. In order to cater to the market, I wrote detective novels, and after my sister left, I wrote "Little Women" based on my real experience. …
I have to say, she's been through a lot more than me. I also want to have more life stories.
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