My review：

Austen spent almost all of her short life in the countryside of England, perhaps it was the simple and peaceful atmosphere around her that nurtured her calm temperament. Her analytical ability towards things cannot be doubted simply because she lacks rich experience. Those who have read Pride and Prejudice will surely be impressed by her delicate and sensitive emotions. When writing Pride and Prejudice, she was just a teenage girl. Isn't that a natural talent? She does not have much contact with the outside world, but her thoughts and imagination exist, and all of these are sufficient. This work, you will feel that it is not just a love story, but also a worldly novel. His main focus is on marriage, with the central story of Mrs. Bennet marrying her daughter. The main characters involved are only three or four households, including wealthy elders, grandfathers, young masters, ladies, wives, relatives and friends in the military, as well as pastors in the society at that time. The plot of the story revolves around dances, visits to family and friends, marriages, markets, churches, banquets, and other events. In the end, Mrs. Bennet's five daughters marry off three, while the other two also find their place. In addition, he unknowingly solved the urgent need of his neighbor's eldest daughter. In Pride and Prejudice, the attitudes and perceptions of the parties involved in marriage and love towards the events, as well as the reactions of the relevant characters, reveal the prevailing social norms of the middle class at that time. The relationship between marriage and property, which is crucial for social life, is crucial. The changes in social class and interpersonal relationships, as well as the awakening of women, during the disintegration of feudal and other class systems in England after the bourgeois revolution in the 17th century. Among numerous characters, whether it is the protagonist Elizabeth, Darcy, or the supporting task, they all have their own unique characteristics, allowing readers to have a clearer understanding of "human nature". Elizabeth's independence and recklessness, contempt for the powerful, daring to act, and intelligence in appearance; Darcy's coldness, nobility, and arrogance; Jane's kind guest; The funeral master's approachability and honesty; Wei Ken's cunning and cunning, ruthless and ruthless; Mrs. Bennet's strength, boredom, and so on showcase vivid characters to readers. This is also the essence of the novel's ideological content - the most thorough understanding of human nature. This may seem like another Cinderella story, but judging from its historical background, it does reflect the rise of the common bourgeoisie in England at that time; At the same time, it was also a distant and tortuous response to the call for freedom and equality during the ongoing French Revolution at that time.