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Some words else I want to comment about this book. Love is never based on a male-centered value system, nor is it about gaining the adoration of many young men No matter it is the original work that will always be admired by the world, or the film that is remade later, there is no doubt that it is the most romantic and classic, beautiful and enviable love story in the world. On the road of love, there are endless rivers and mountains. Pride, as if it is impossible to climb the peak, prejudice like an insurmountable gulf. In the relationship between Elizabeth and Darcy, what obstructs them is not family class and family background, but Darcy's arrogance and Elizabeth's prejudice against Darcy. Here's a passage from the book that I find so classic that it could have been put at the end of this article:" Pride makes others unable to love me, prejudice makes me unable to love others, love is the dawn after giving up pride and prejudice. "