Can anyone help me write a summary of the cruel prejudices in Pride and Prejudice?

1, "Pride and Prejudice".

Overview: The little squire Bennet's family has five daughters in the boudoir, and Mrs. Bennet spends her days worrying about finding a husband for her daughter. When Mr. Bingley, a young, wealthy bachelor, rented a nearby estate, Nigerfeld Gardens, the flirtatious Mrs. Bennet immediately became agitated and began to plan which daughter to marry to Bingley.

2. At a ball, the Bennet daughters get acquainted with Mr. Bingley. But Bingley's friend Darcy.

But he seems to be extremely arrogant to this family, thinking that they are not worthy of being his dance partners. Pride.

Extremely strong Elizabeth.

Immediately prejudiced against him, he even turned down his invitation in public at another ball, much to Darcy's embarrassment. But this made Darcy, who was handsome and wealthy, have a crush on her.

3. Bingley and Jieying Bennet became friends, but when his sister found out that Darcy was interested in Elizabeth, the lady who was bent on pursuing Darcy out of jealousy, and Darcy, who looked down on Mrs. Bennet and the young girls of the Bennet family, tried to encourage Bingley to leave the country, but Jieying still had a deep affection for him.

4. At this time, Mr. Bennet's heir, Collins, came to visit. The vulgar and ignorant cousin, who became a priest only by relying on the heat, proposed to Elizabeth, but was repeatedly rejected by her. Mr. Collins was not ashamed, and immediately followed up with Elizabeth's girlfriend, Charlotte Lucas.

Engaged. 5. An acquaintance of Darcy was a young officer in a nearby town named George Wayhan. Elizabeth has a crush on him, so Wayham takes the opportunity to slander Darcy, claiming that a large amount of his property has been embezzled by Darcy, so Elizabeth's ill feelings towards Darcy add another layer of hatred.

6. The Collins invited Elizabeth to their house, where Elizabeth met Darcy's aunt, Catherine.

Soon, Destruction sees Darcy again. Darcy is again attracted to Elizabeth. He proposed to her, but was rejected due to his arrogant attitude.

He began to realize the consequences of his pride and conceit, so he wrote to Elizabeth, admitting that he had blocked Bingley's contact with Jieying, and firmly denied that he had done anything to be sorry for Wehrham. Elizabeth regretted reading the letter and began to eliminate her prejudice against Darcy.

7. The following summer, Elizabeth visited Dacy's estate, where she learned more about Darcy's character. Soon after, she heard that her little sister had eloped with Wayhan, and began to worry that Darcy would look down on her because of it. But to his surprise, Darcy not only paid off his gambling debts for Wayhan, but also gave him a large sum of money to marry Lydia.

From then on, Elizabeth's previous prejudices against Darcy turned into genuine love.

8. Darcy's aunt, the arrogant Lady Catherine, brutally demanded that Elizabeth give up Darcy, but this unreasonable demand was rejected by Elizabeth. Encouraged by this, Darcy once again earnestly proposed to Elizabeth. At this point, a couple of lovers who had postponed their marriage due to pride and prejudice finally became married.

And Mr. Bingley and Jieying finally reconciled after some twists and turns.

** depicts the daughter of the little squire Bennet's five boudoirs, and the protagonist is the second daughter Elizabeth. She met Darcy at the ball, but she heard that he was arrogant and had always rejected him, and after some twists and turns, Elizabeth lifted her prejudice against Darcy, and Darcy also let go of her arrogance, and the lovers eventually became married.

Pride and Prejudice depicts the love and marriage of middle-class men and women. Before Austen, there was a trend of female love in late 18th-century England, full of sentimentality of sad tears and a penchant for melancholy for the sake of melancholy.

Pride and Prejudice overcomes this tendency to approach modern life. She uses comedy to express serious criticism of life in **, and explores the psychological process of self-discovery of the heroine from love to marriage. The marriage of the heroine and Darcy is a happy marriage that the author celebrates as "setting an example for lovers in the world".

Introduction:

Elizabeth was the daughter of an old squire who had no sons, and she was the second of five sisters. The eldest sister Jane is a well-known lady, Elizabeth does not have Jane's beautiful face, but she has created a rich and connotative and individual heart in the books. She was sharp and sharp-tongued, and saw the trend of talking about marriage in the society at that time with property and social status, without love and without herself.

She felt a longing for pure love and a sense of confusion about her current life. That's when she meets Darcy, who seems to be arrogant. Darcy's friends, Bingley and Jane, fall in love, but Darcy breaks them up on the grounds of property and status.

Elizabeth also meets a cousin who pursues Elizabeth not for love but only for marriage, and she rejects his ridiculous marriage proposal. Her good friend Charlotte married her cousin because she was also worried about marrying her. Elizabeth goes to visit the newlywed Charlotte, where she meets Darcy, who confides in her affection.

But Elizabeth rejected him because of his arrogance. Later, the third sister eloped with Wei Ken, an officer who had pursued her. Wicken grew up with Darcy and became an officer after kidnapping Darcy's sister to blackmail her property.

Elizabeth listened to his slander against Darcy. At this time, Darcy still loves Elizabeth after being rudely rejected by her, and spends money to marry Elizabeth's third sister, saving Elizabeth's family. Eventually, Elizabeth learns of Darcy's affection, and finally, they tie the knot, and Elizabeth finally gets the love she has always dreamed of.

And Jane and Bentley finally got together. Elizabeth bravely filled her soul with knowledge and insight, and in the end, she broke through her wealth and status and worldly vision, got her own love, and found herself and cherished in a society full of hypocrisy and flashiness.

1. Pride and Prejudice, written in 1813, describes the union of four young men and women, vividly reflecting the customs and social psychology of rural England at that time, opposing marriage for money, but also opposing frivolity, and emphasizing the importance of affection in the conclusion of an ideal marriage. After removing the obstacles caused by pride and prejudice to normal communication, it was finally deduced that a lover eventually became a family and became a good story in the world.

2. The heroine Elizabeth's life is extremely bumpy. She was born into a poor pastor's family, and was discriminated against by the world. Every day, she has to do farm work and housework, and even so, she is sometimes ridiculed and ridiculed by the rich lady.

Her friends betrayed her, her family deceived her, and even her best friends used her to get the family property. But Elizabeth was not crushed, nor defeated, she always had a heart that yearned for happiness, to fight, to pursue, and finally to achieve happiness.

3. Elizabeth is intelligent, self-respecting, lively and generous, and full of rationality. She sees love as the foundation of happiness, and sees people according to their intelligence and character, and does not recognize the superior status brought by money. She despised her cousin Collins' servility and was disgusted by Darcy's arrogance.

She has a strong sense of self-esteem, self-respect and a demand for equality. Her personality is vividly displayed in the course of her relationship. She is talented, sharp-toothed, and humorous; Passionately pursue ideal love, but make serious choices.

She sternly rejects Darcy's condescending marriage proposal, and bravely points out Darcy's pretentiousness to his face.

4, "Pride and Prejudice" is Elizabeth's humorous witticisms throughout, but under this kind of forced laughter, what is hidden is the endless distress, dissatisfaction, and resentment of people in that era. Dare to fight, dare to survive! No matter what difficulties and dangers you encounter, as long as you have courage and confidence, you will overcome them!

There are also many comparative protagonists and plots in the book, the display of beauty and evil, Wycombe's deception and lies, Darcy's forgiveness regardless of past suspicions, Mrs. Bennett's vanity and stupidity, Jane's simplicity and perfection, Miss Bingley's inconsistency and power, Elizabeth's intelligence and personality ......The description of the characters in the book is very delicate, most of them are shown through language, and you will feel the breath of this character when you read the words slowly.