傲慢與偏見英文讀后感

1、Reading after Pride and PrejudiceRecently I have been reading a novel called Pride andPrejudice, whichwas written by Jane Austen. Although I haven 't finishedit yet, I still havesomething to write.The writer, Jane Austen, was an English woman.She was born inSteventon, Hampshine, where her father

2、 was a rector. She was the seconddaughter and the seventh child in a family of eight. The first 25 years of her lifeAusten spent in Hampshire. Austin didn'tgo to regular schools, but she readmany literary works at her parents 'guidance. She started writing about the ageof 20, and published s

3、ix novels. Pride and Prejudice (1813) and Emma (1816)are the best-known books of them. Virginia Woolf called her“the most perfectartist among women ”. Most of her novels were all adapted into movies andsuccessful in the world.For living in a small country town, contacting the medium and smalllandlor

4、ds, pastor as well as their quiet and comfortable living environment,there were no significant social contradictions in her works. She described atruthful picture of her world, especially the marriage and love betweengentlemen and ladies by her meticulous feminine observation. The style of herworks

5、is humorous and rich in comic conflicts, so many readers love them.精品資料This type of novels not only at that time attracted broad readers, today; it stillgives the readers unique art enjoyment.The novel describes love process of heroine Elizabeth and hero Darcy,her elder sister Jane and Mr.Bingley, y

6、oungersister Jane and Mr.Bingley,younger sister Lydia and Mr.Wickham, hergood friend Charlotte andMr.Collins.The marriage between Darcy and Elizabethrevealed the characteristicswhich constituted a successful marriage. One of these characteristics was thatthe feeling couldn 'tbe brought on by app

7、earances and must gradually developbetween the two people as they got to know one another.The marriage between Jane Bennet and Bingley was also an example ofsuccessful marriage. They had the excellent understanding, super-excellentdisposition of Jane and a general similarity of feeling and taste bet

8、ween herand her husband. Unlike Darcy and Elizabeth, there was a flaw in theirrelationship. The flaw was that both characters were too gullible and toogood-hearted to ever act strongly against external forces that may attempt toseparate them.Obviously, Lydia and Wickham 's marriage was an exampl

9、e of a badmarriage. Their marriage was based on appearances, good looks and youthfulvivacity. Once these qualities could no longer be seen by each other, the oncestrong relationship would slowly fade away. Through their relationship, JaneAusten showed that hasty marriage based on superficial qualiti

10、es quicklycooled and led to unhappiness.'sThe marriage between Mr.Collins and Charlette was based on economics rather than on love or appearance. It was a common practice during Austen time for woman to marry a husband to save herself from spinsterhood or to gain financial security. However, Jan

11、e Austen viewed this as a type of prostitution and disapproved it.Elizabeth was a clever, beautiful and strong-minded woman, who looked down upon the hypocrisy in high-society circles. Facing the marriage, she was courage, visionary and good at thinking. Although, she had some wrong opinions on Darc

12、y in the beginning, finally she knew about Darcy justly through thinking, hence gained the true love. Darcy was a handsome, rich gentleman, but proud and didn 't want to make contact with others, leading to dissatisfactions from neighbors. Even worse, Darcy left bad impressions on the people aro

13、und him and Elizabeth also hated him. She had prejudice against Darcy gradually. When Darcy proposed to her, she refused him decisively. After that, Darcy began to reflect on the self-examination and treated people with more populist. As time went by, they came across again.Darcy was not only polite

14、, but was popular among the neighbors. Finally,regardless of his aunt 's strong objection andconcept offamily, Darcyproposed to Elizabeth again. Elizabeth willinglyconsented.She began toappear her lively side to Darcy.The characters have their own personalities.Mrs.Bennetwas a womanwho was eager

15、 to marry off her daughters. Mr.Bingley was a friendly youngman. Jane was simple, innocent and never spoke evil of others. Elizabeth wasa clever girl who always had her own opinions. Mary liked reading classicbooks. Kitty didn't have her own opinions but liked to follow her sister. Lydiawas a gi

16、rl whofollowed exotic things, handsome man and was somehow alittle profligate.As far as Iam concerned, love is the most beautiful and valuable thingand the basis of marriage. Although material is important, we shouldn't give upseeking for the true love. By contrasting Elizabeth with Lydia, we kn

17、ow the truelove is essential.Then, I think the behavior is the symbol of people. If Darcy was polite andwarm-hearted in the beginning, maybe he would not have been misunderstoodby Elizabeth. Therefore, never be arrogant. It is true that the first impression isimportant, but we should also recognize

18、someone in long time and from allaspects. That requires we are strong-minded, reasoned and sensible. Betolerant to anyone, and you will be more likely gain happiness.Last but not least, this novel has an effect on today 's Chinese society,which is full of bullionism and hedonism. Many youngers have thequestion,especially girls, “Rose and bread, which is more important ”. Once in a famousdating show called If you are the one, a girl said“Would rather sit in the BMWcar crying, don 'tsit on the bike laughing ”, which means she would