When Jane fell in love with a poor boy at the age of 20, she chose to give up because of careful consideration. Later, the pursuit of the rich was given up because there was no love. Sometimes, because you choose love, you will gradually have material things; if you choose material things, you will gradually have feelings, why can't you look forward with optimism? In the choice of marriage, only oneself is responsible for himself, as smart and wise as Jane, which also has a negative effect on her niece's marriage. Jane's single sister also has a profound influence on her giving up marriage. The film involves love, materiality, human nature, and family affection, and it is told through humorous satire and jokes. Unfortunately, I have only watched Pride and Prejudice. I think Jane and Austen fans can understand this film better and have more say.
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