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Pride and Prejudice:

Britain at the end of the century and the beginning of the nineteenth century was a relatively hierarchical country, and its hierarchical structure was pyramidal, as Lenin said: "The position of the group in a certain social system of production in history is different, its relationship with the means of production, its role in the organization of social labour, and therefore the way and the amount of the social wealth at its disposal are also different." ”

Since the 14th century in England, the hierarchical structure has been divided from top to bottom: kings, nobles, squires, burghers, and workers, among which the nobility includes: kings and queens, and the following are dukes, marquis, uncles, sons, and male five birds, and the nobility rules the society, so the impact on the society is also extraordinary.

At the end of the century and the beginning of the 19th century, due to the influence of social trends, all topics related to women's independence became taboo, and it was difficult to raise the issue of women's rights. The economic, political, and ideological spheres of society are dominated by men, and women are regarded as intellectually inferior outliers.

The patriarchal system was characterized by primogeniture, in which men could gain economic rights and social status by entering business, joining the army, or becoming priests, while women in general might have a way out only if they got married or became governesses.

At the end of the century and the beginning of the 19th century, the rapid development of British capitalism, which led to economic development and people's desire for freedom and equality, hierarchical oppression, gender discrimination has caused dissatisfaction among women, and under this condition, Jane. Austin, as one of the oppressed women, in order to express her inner emotions and dissatisfaction with society, "Pride and Prejudice" came into being.

Pride and Prejudice Background: Jane Austen was in the reactionary reign of the British Regent (later George IV), whose brutality is known in history. During this period, many major events and changes took place at home and abroad, such as the French Revolution, the rise of British industry, the spontaneous movement of workers, the exodus of rural population, the withering of agriculture, and the democratic movement of intellectuals in full swing.

At that time, the vulgar and boring "sentimental**" and "gothic**" filled the British literary scene, and Austen's ** broke the old and created the new, unconventionally showing the daily life and pastoral scenery of the British rural middle class that had not yet been affected by the capitalist industrial revolution, which had the significance of connecting the past and the future in the history of the development of Britain.

It is one of the most widely circulated and longest-running masterpieces in the world, and this romantic love book has also been remade into several versions of the movie.

The book depicts the union of four young men and women, Elizabeth and Darcy, Jane and Radical Spring, Lydia and Wickham, and Charlotte.

With Collins, their marriage was very different.

** Vividly reflecting the customs and social psychology of rural England at the time, the author opposes marriage for money, but also opposes frivolous engagement, emphasizing the importance of affection in the conclusion of an ideal marriage.

**Written by Jane Austen.

Born in the English countryside, she was one of the very few famous female writers of her time. She did not go to formal school, but under the guidance of her parents, she read a lot of literature and loved literature since she was a child.

Austin. She began writing at the age of 17 and published a total of 6 novels**, and she never married, dedicating her life to writing.

Austen's works are delicately described, relaxed and witty, and by depicting ordinary people in everyday life, ** has a distinctly modern nature.

At the same time, it is full of comedic conflicts, as well as rich imagination and promiscuous responses, which are very popular with readers.