Jane Eyre Author: [British] Charlotte Bronte Publisher: China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press

Introduction · · · · · ·
◎The eternal beacon of female independence and self-love

◎A landmark work on women’s self-awakening and personal independence

The masterpiece of Charlotte, the eldest of the three famous Bronte sisters in the British literary world. Jane Eyre lost both her parents when she was young and went to live with her cold aunt, but her aunt ruthlessly abandoned her. She worked as a student in a charity school for six years and a teacher for two years. At the age of eighteen, Jane Eyre was hired as a tutor at Thornfield Hall School and met the owner Rochester. Both of them were attracted by each other's unique temperament and rich emotions, so they fell deeply in love despite the huge gap in identity and status. Just as they were getting married, someone proved that Rochester's ex-wife was still alive. Jane Eyre knew that they could not have an equal marriage, so she chose to leave. Later, Jane Eyre unexpectedly met her cousins ​​and inherited a legacy from her uncle. But she could not resist the deep longing for Rochester, so she returned to Rochester, who had lost his wealth and whose body was severely damaged by the fire, and resolutely married him. Bathed in love, Rochester regained happiness and health.

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About the Author
Charlotte Brontë (1816-1855), the daughter of a pastor, is known as the "Bronte sisters" in the history of British literature along with her sisters Emily Brontë and Anne Brontë. The three sisters lost their mother at an early age. Charlotte was sent to a charity school for orphans when she was eight years old. After that, she worked as a tutor, received literary education, met her "Rochester", and buried this desperate and painful love in her heart. She used these most unforgettable life fragments and mental journeys to create a full-bodied, soulful heroine, a female pioneer who pursued independent personality and free emotions - Jane Eyre.