【正文】 and it is narrow－ minded in their more privileged fellow－ creatures to say that they ought to confine themselves to making puddings and knitting stockings, to playing on the piano and embroidering bays. It is thoughtless to condemn them, or laugh at them, if they seek to do more or learn more than custom has pronounced necessary for their sex .After experiencing a lot of experience, Jane develops from an angry, rebellious, 10－ year－ old orphan into a sensitive, artistic, maternal, and independent young woman. Jane rejects marriages to Rochester and St, John because she understands she will have to forfeit her independence in the unions, and marries Rochester only when she has attained the financial independence and self－ respect to maintain a marriage of equality. Conclusion In charlotte’ s three principle novels, she distinguishes herself as a critical realist who attacks the hypocrisy, greed, petty tyranny, and lack of culture of the upper classes and sympathizes with the sufferings of the workers and poor people in general. The chief distinctive feature of her novels is the creation of courageous, upright, intelligent woman characters who successfully resist oppression, humiliation, and other social evils and defend their right to independence and equality in society. Jane is a very monlooking girl who has no charming appearance. At the same time, she is an extraordinary female because real beauty lies not in appearance, but in inner beauty. In my opinion, the value of a woman does not lie in her looks, her dress, and any other things that have a powerful fascination to man’ s eyes, but in her nature, her mind, her character and her sentiment. Jane is ve good, pure, and has her own opinion, who is not to be shaken or modified by poverty and is not to be subdued by force. The novel, Jane Eyre, has been so popular for over one hundred years, and will influence more readers in the future, which is attributed to the femalecharacter of the novelJane Eyre. 。 they need exercise for their faculties, and a field for their brothers do。 true love is the meeting of hearts and minds of two people. If you really love someone, you must love the bad along with the good. The base and the premise of genuine love are respect and independence between two persons. Jane’ s love story is very moving and impresses us deeply. We can’ t help showing our admiration for her and are encouraged by such love. It’ s easy to say that I will love you forever, but it’ s difficult to do it. Yet in Jane’ s genuine selfless love for Rochester, we can see this kind of love and we can see her inner beauty as a female to love. The age issue between Jane and Rochester Jane Eyre’ s experience with the male species is very limited. She has a good friend Helen in Lowood Institution, but the girl died. A meaningful relationship between a girl and her girlfriends will generally be different from the relationship between her and her male peers. After a somewhat hard childhood, deprived of affection, security and love, Jane enjoys much fort and freedom at Thornfield, where Rochester lives. At the beginning, Rochester is very proud, sardonic and harsh and Jane feels very puzzled. After a quiet, reserved period, Jane and Rochester spend many hours in conversation. Jane bees alive in his attention, is stimulated by the challenges he offers and is fortable in arguing against his opinions. Although Rochester tells her the love he once experienced, the love was jaded. We know that Rochester have had at least one meaningful romantic relationship (with Celine Varens) which he describes and confesses to Jane. The love relationship ended when Rochester discovered that the woman did not really love him, but loved his money and status. However, Jane doesn’ t have love experience. Jane is only eighteen years old, whereas Rochester is approximately forty years old. In our contemporary society, this age difference would be a significant obstacle. Life experiences, maturity, and some points about the life are different. Rochester often refers to Jane’ s youthfulness, limited experiences and calls her“ my little friend”“ I envy you, your peace of mind, your clean conscience, and your unpolluted memory little girl.” Jane likes this kind of feeling, although she thinks she has a lot of life experience and wants to be known by Rochester. From the above analysis, we can see that Jane doesn’ t have parents and doesn’ t get love from her parents, Rochester is the first man she meets that gives her love and makes her feel very happy, So she falls in love with him who has rich experience and is very mature. To some extent she regards Rochester as his father because of her lack of love from father. The importance of honesty in love I think successful marriage is based on honesty. As the book is written in an autobiographical style, we are aware of Jane’ s feelings regarding Rochester. Rochester doesn’ t tell Jane the plete truth of everything related to his past. Although he confesses about the way he was hurt by Celine Varens, Jane feels there are things in his past which contribute to his discontent and