Grandma's novels are fine, but I think the British ones are a little suspenseful. But looking at Jane Austen now, I feel boring, low-key, concave, haha.
I like Jane, but it is deeply sad to know that such a woman who wrote such a beautiful Mr. Darcy is unmarried for life. To find someone like Mr Darcy, she said, it would be better to write it out in a novel. The world is finally disappointing. Hehe, I remember Mr. Lu Xun's "Blessings" that the maids hired by the fourth aunt's house are "mostly lazy or greedy, or greedy and lazy", and Woody Allen's "Annie Hall" about life The metaphor of "little and no good". Recently I like to use the "both...and..." sentence, which seems to show my pessimistic tendencies. In this disappointing world, men are mostly either ugly or poor, or both. Ha ha. Therefore, Jane has the shrewdness of a female genius and refuses to ignore it. I think it's a virtue to be better than lack.
In the beautiful piano music, such a tragic ending seems to be beautiful. But life is really like drinking water, knowing whether it is cold or warm. It's not like "looks beautiful".
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