The novel has a very bright ending - although Rochester's manor was destroyed and Rochester himself became a disabled person, we see that it is such a condition that makes Jane Eyre no longer Contradictory between dignity and love, but at the same time satisfied - she had dignity and of course love when she married Rochester. This novel tells us that the best life for a person is human dignity and love. The ending of the novel arranges such a life for the heroine. Although we feel that such an ending is too perfect, and even this perfection itself indicates superficiality, I still respect the author's ideal of this beautiful life - dignity plus love. After all, in today's society, human value = dignity + The formula of love often cannot be realized without the help of money. People are so crazy that they seem to bury love for money and status. Choose between poor and rich, choose rich, choose between love and not love, choose not to love. There are very few people who would abandon everything for love and personality like Jane, and never look back. What "Jane Eyre" shows us is a kind of reduction of complexity, a kind of returning to nature, a kind of pursuit of wholehearted devotion, a kind of simplified emotion regardless of gains and losses, it is like a glass of ice water, Purifying the soul of every reader is considered a duo of life pursuits.

It is frank and full of emotions. It is written based on the author's real experience and successfully creates a new image of a woman who has the courage to struggle.

Jane Eyre is a realistic novel of the 19th century. It also has the characteristics of gothic novels of the 18th century, that is, elements of horror and suspense.

The character Jane Eyre carries the consciousness of British women demanding liberation through the feminist movement. She loves life and has her own sense of independence. Pursue love, but don’t give in to love. It is very different from the female images in previous novels

The male protagonist comes from a noble family, but is disgusted with his life and hopes to change. He held a dance at home, but he treated the women at the dance with contempt and contempt. The appearance of Jane Eyre gave him a new goal in life. He longs to form a family with Jane Eyre and create a better future together. But his crazy wife makes Jane Eyre unacceptable. If she accepts it, what is the difference between Jane Eyre and other women?

The crazy wife can be said to be a symbol of feudal strength. Her demise also marked the demise of feudal power.

In terms of language, the introduction is natural and at the same time highly personalized.

The combination of psychological description and verbal description makes the characters three-dimensional