Jane's Reading Experience and Feeling

In our study, work or life, we are often inspired and have new feelings about certain things or people. At this time, we can record all these feelings and thoughts. So, how do you write your feelings? The following is my reading experience and understanding of Jane Eyre. Welcome to share.

On the weekend of 1, my mother and I went to the bookstore and bought a novel Jane Eyre. After reading only a few lines, I couldn't put it down.

Jane Eyre, the hero of the novel, is a strong and unyielding person. Jane Eyre was adopted by her uncle when her parents died when she was a child. After her uncle died, she was treated differently from her peers: aunt's dislike, cousin's contempt, cousin's insult and beating. However, she did not despair or fall into humiliation. On the contrary, she found her infinite self-confidence and an invincible personality strength.

In her study life, Jane Eyre still suffers from physical punishment and spiritual destruction. Brock Hurst, the manager of the school, slandered her in front of all the teachers and students, making her lose face in front of all the teachers and students. However, Jane Eyre is still strong and unyielding, turning grief into strength, not only making rapid progress in learning, but also gaining the understanding of teachers and students.

Similarly, in front of Rochester, she never felt inferior because she was a humble tutor. She thinks they are equal. It is because of her integrity, nobility and purity that Rochester respects her and falls in love with her. His sincerity touched her and she accepted him. Later, Jane Eyre found out that Rochester had a wife and left him without hesitation.

Finally, Jane Eyre learned that Rochester was unfortunately blind, severely disabled and completely lost his ability to live in order to save his wife in the fire. At the same time, his wife died and his wealth was destroyed. Jane Eyre threw herself into his arms wholeheartedly again.

I admire Jane Eyre's indomitable will. I was deeply attracted by her noble spirit and personality charm, and I was conquered by the sentence "If God gifted me with beauty and wealth, I would make it as difficult for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now". But our spirit is equal, just as we walk through the grave, we will all stand before God equally. "In fact, this is true. In nature, everything is equal, and God is fair to everyone.

After reading this book, I understand that when we encounter difficulties in our study and life, we should be like Jane and never give up.

Jane Eyre's reading experience and understanding 2 Jane Eyre lives in an environment where her parents are dead and she relies on others.

Since she was a child, she has been treated differently from her peers: the aversion of menstruation, the contempt of her cousin, the insult and beating of her cousin ... However, she did not despair, she did not destroy herself, and she did not fall into humiliation.

All the misfortunes brought by Jane Eyre, on the contrary, are exchanged for Jane Eyre's infinite self-confidence, but Jane Eyre's indomitable spirit and an invincible inner personality strength.

Unfortunately, in her study life, Jane Eyre still suffers from physical punishment and mental disability.

The benefactor of the school, Rockhurst, not only vilified her in front of all the teachers and students, but also put her on the stage of shame. Let her lose face in front of all the teachers and students. But Jane Eyre is still strong and unyielding, turning grief into strength, not only making rapid progress in learning, but also getting the understanding of teachers and students.

Jane Eyre lives in an environment where her parents are dead and she relies on others. She is bullied by her cousins. My aunt's undisguised contempt. When you go to boarding school, you still have to feel bad about the unfair treatment of the teacher. It is all this that makes Jane Eyre refined, and Rochester is shocked by her unyielding self-confidence spirit. And regard her as a person who can talk to her on an equal footing. He fell in love with her slowly and deeply, and his sincerity touched her, but on the wedding day, she learned that another mentally ill lady in Luo still lived on the top floor of the same building.

She felt that she had to leave. She said this: "I will abide by the laws promulgated by God for this world, and I will stick to the principles I accepted when I was awake, not when I am crazy like this." This is why Jane Eyre told Rochester that she must leave him: "I will firmly hold this position." The deeper reason is that Jane Eyre feels cheated by someone she trusts.

Can that woman stand being cheated by her closest and most trusted lover? Under such circumstances, Jane Eyre also made a very rational decision. Surrounded by such a strong love and lured by a rich life, she still insists on her personal dignity. This is the most personal charm of Jane Eyre.

This novel has a happy ending. Rochester's estate was destroyed, and he himself became a cripple. In this case, Jane Eyre no longer contradicts dignity and love. At the same time feel satisfied-her marriage with Rochester is both dignified and full of love.

The novel tells us that the best life for people is dignity and love. The ending of this novel is arranged in order. This is such a life. Although I think this ending is too perfect and this perfection is a bit superficial, I still respect the author's beautiful ideal for this life. Is dignity plus love.

In modern society, few people will abandon everything for love and personality like Jane Eyre. Pursue wholeheartedly, pure as a glass of ice water. ...

Jane Eyre's Reading Experience and Understanding 3 On a dark windy night, a lamp outside the window is very dazzling. The light came into the room through the window and spilled on the dark table. I sat in bed and read Jane Eyre by the writer Bronte with relish. I finished reading the book that night.

The first time I read Jane Eyre, I felt really bored. The teacher recommended this book this semester, so I thought it was still there anyway, so I might as well read it! I just started watching it. But I became addicted at first sight, and I felt quite good. This book mainly tells the story that the protagonist is fostered in his aunt's house and her aunt often beats and curses. She was fed up with the torture and humiliation there and decided to leave. She experienced many difficulties, but finally she regained her confidence and found her hope. She loves him very much. When she learned that Rochester had a wife, she resolutely left. Later, Rochester was disabled by a fire at home, and his wife and children separated. When the protagonist got the news, he came back to take good care of him. Finally, the two married, and the author set a perfect ending.

This hero has a unique personality. When she couldn't stand the abuse of her aunt, she decided to leave. After learning that Rochester had a wife, she chose to leave. It's not something that doesn't belong to her. She insists on not wanting it. Between self-esteem and love, the hero chooses self-esteem, while in the face of poverty and wealth, the hero chooses poverty. Always choose what you want and what suits you.

Jane Eyre, through the love story of the protagonist Jane pursuing freedom, independence and equality, reflects the tragic position of British women who were discriminated against and oppressed at that time, and also reflects the strong spirit of women. A perfect ending is not only the perfection of Jane Eyre, but also a good wish for victory in the resistance struggle.

This book taught me how to face the choices in life. When giving up, be brave to give up, don't hesitate, don't be sad, because this is the best choice.

I have read this book many times, and I have different feelings every time. What remains unchanged is Jane Eyre's fearless resistance throughout the whole text.

Jane Eyre said this to Helen at lowood school: "when we are beaten for no reason, we should fight back hard;" I'm sure we should fight back-fight back hard and teach the man who hit us a lesson so that he won't dare to hit people like this again! "

Fight back hard! This is the rebellious spirit of Jane Eyre.

At the beginning of the novel, young Jane Eyre clashed with her cousin John, who bullied her. Jane Eyre is not afraid of rape and angrily rebukes John: "You boys are so vicious and cruel! You murderer-you look like a slave abuser-you look like the Roman emperor! " A thin girl immediately attracted readers with her brave performance. The author expounds the plot of Jane's childhood life in four chapters, which makes us have a preliminary view on the rebellious characteristics of Jane's character.

Jane Eyre's confirmation ceremony at lowood school is a very enlightening part of this book. Among them, Helen Burns' forbearance is in sharp contrast with Jane Eyre's resistance-"It is better to endure a kind of pain that no one else feels except you than to act rashly and let the bad consequences affect everyone related to you;" Besides, the Bible tells us to repay evil with good. ""since you can't avoid it, you can bear it; It is cowardly and foolish to say that you can't stand what fate is destined to endure. "

It is such an obedient girl who finally became a victim of lowood school.

After Thornfield, Jane Eyre officially entered the social stage.

When she first met Rochester, she showed an arrogant attitude. When she didn't know Rochester, she kept a consistent spirit of resistance. But they gradually found that the other side resonated with themselves in many ways and gradually became fond of each other.

Jane Eyre attaches importance to equal status, which is in line with her rebellious character. In the excerpt, Jane Eyre shows that she is defending her dignity, which is also her declaration. Whenever I read this, I always feel a kind of courage and strength permeating my whole body.

Jane Eyre's rebellious blood always gives people the power to pursue freedom.

Jane Eyre's reading experience and understanding 5. Charlotte Brontexq, the author of Jane Eyre, is gentle and pure, and likes to pursue some beautiful things. Although she was born in a poor family and lost her maternal love at an early age, coupled with her short stature and ugly appearance, it may be such an inferiority complex in the depths of her soul, which is reflected in her personality as a very sensitive self-esteem. Jane Eyre described by her is also an inconspicuous little woman, but she has extremely strong self-esteem.

Jane Eyre lives in a dependent environment, and suffers from different treatment from her peers since she was a child, such as the aversion to menstruation, the contempt of her cousin, the insult and beating of her cousin ... Perhaps it is because of all this that Jane Eyre's infinite self-confidence, strong and unyielding personality and an inner personality strength that can be overcome. She is determined to pursue a bright, holy and beautiful life.

In front of Rochester, she never felt inferior because she was a humble tutor, but thought they were equal. Because of her integrity, nobility and purity, Rochester was shocked by the fact that her mind was not polluted by secular society, regarded as a person who could talk to herself on an equal footing in spirit, and fell in love with her deeply.

On their wedding day, when Jane Eyre learned that Rochester had a wife, she felt that she had to leave. Although she said, "I will abide by the laws of the world recognized by God, I will stick to the principles I accepted when I was awake, and I will not be as crazy as I am now." But from the heart, what is more profound is that Jane Eyre realizes that she has been cheated and her self-esteem has been teased because she loves Rochester deeply. But Jane Eyre made a very rational decision. Surrounded by such love power and the temptation of rich life, she still insists on her dignity as an individual, which is the most spiritual charm of Jane Eyre.

The novel has a bright ending-although Rochester's manor was destroyed and he himself became a cripple, it is in this situation that Jane Eyre no longer contradicts between dignity and love, and at the same time gains her own dignity and true love.

In today's society, people are madly addicted to the love of money and status. Choose rich between poor and rich, and choose not to love between love and not to love. Few people will abandon everything for love and personality like Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre shows us a return to simplicity, a love that pursues wholehearted dedication, and the dignity that a person should have. It is like a glass of ice water, purifying everyone's mind.

Reading Experience and Understanding of Jane Eyre 6 Jane Eyre is a romantic novel.

Jane Eyre, the heroine of the novel, was born in poverty and looks mediocre, but she has extraordinary temperament and rich emotional experience ability. She always pursues moral perfection and personal independence, and pursues love and marriage on the basis of equality. Rochester, the hero, is a fictional image in the female world. He is tough and gentle, violent and wise. In a society full of hierarchical concepts, he actively seeks to achieve a high degree of spiritual fit with Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre persistently pursues her ideal love in the conflict between personal feelings and secular ideas. Her resistance, self-esteem and innocence have brought lasting aesthetic feeling to millions of readers in Qian Qian.

Jane Eyre, an orphan girl who lost her parents when she was a child, was adopted by menstruation, that is, her children discriminated against and abused, and was finally sent to Loward Church School with the nature of an orphanage. There, hunger, corporal punishment, disease and boring religious education destroyed Jane Eyre's physical and mental snow. When Jane Eyre grew up, in order to pursue independence and her own life, she came to Thornfield Manor as a tutor. She is deeply in love with Rochester, the owner of the manor. Just as she was immersed in the sweetness of love and walked into the hall with Rochester, she found that Rochester still had a crazy wife alive. For equal love, Jane Eyre resolutely went out, begged and wandered, and became a rural teacher after several ups and downs. She refused the fetters of the priest's cousin's "love" and returned to Thornfield Manor, which was destroyed by the fire, and to Rochester, who was blind and deeply loved by her, and found true equal happiness.

Jane Eyre experienced many difficulties and finally got happiness. The ups and downs and bright colors of the article greatly enrich and satisfy the readers' spiritual world and imagination in reading.

Jane Eyre is a novel with strong autobiographical elements. Although the story in the book is fictional, the life, environment and even many details of the heroine and many other characters are taken from the real experience of the author and the people around her. From it, we can learn that no matter how many difficulties and setbacks people encounter, we should not give up easily, but try to overcome them, then we will get a better world.

After finishing your homework, it is most pleasant to read a book for a while and relax. A book that my mother bought me last time is still on the shelf. The title is Jane Eyre, and the cover of the book is brand-new.

This is a famous book, and I can't put it down after reading only a few lines.

Jane's reading experience and understanding 7 I am a third-grade pupil, and I will be in the fourth grade after this summer vacation. As the saying goes, "books are the ladder of human progress." I must use this summer vacation to read more books.

My tutor recommended a book Jane Eyre to me. This story is about a ten-year-old girl named Jane Eyre. The little girl's life in the book is very hard. She often doesn't have enough to eat and can't sleep. When I read the first few chapters of this book, I felt sorry for the little girl. She had no parents since she was a child and was sent to someone else's house for adoption. Moreover, the family treated her badly and locked her in a room that no one had ever lived in. The children who adopted her aunt in the book often beat and scold her, refused to read books or play with toys. And kept her indoors all day, not letting her go out to play. I followed my mother around in a carriage.

The book also said that both the little girl and the servant were ill, so her aunt went to invite ordinary people to see her. When you and your children are sick, please call a doctor to see them. This is what the previous chapters said, which makes people feel that the life of a little girl is very hard.

Later, a gentleman told the little girl's aunt about sending her to school. The little girl's aunt also agreed. At school, the little girl's life is still very difficult. She doesn't have enough to eat and can't sleep. But through hard work, her life has improved, and she can eat and sleep. She also made a good friend. Her name is Helen. Unfortunately, there are diseases in the school. There are eighty students in the school, and forty-five of them are infected. Helen is one of them. In order to spend the last night with her good friend, the little girl violated the school rules and went to sleep with her good friend Helen. When the little girl woke up in the morning, she found that her best friend in this school had disappeared. She was very sad.