【正文】 true love can not be bought by money.The March Family is not rich, even poor in the civil war. However, the March girls are interested in fancy decorations and yield to such little temptations. They look forward to being spotlights in the parties held in shining halls. They have fallen into the dream of being rich, which seems totally impossible. The temptation builds a deep dark trap for them but also saves them in some way. If the frequent social doings didn’t tire them out and make them return emptyhanded, they wouldn’t run away from their foolish cloudcastles and expose themselves to the fresh clear air outside the castle. They suddenly realize that those days are just a set of daze bubbles. There must be something important and necessary than fortune and status, which will acpany them till the end of life.5. ConclusionAlcott is well aware of the importance of working. She is telling us that women should strive for their independence to achieve their social obligation through the acquisition of a job. To them, working is to show their talents and abilities, is to prove their personal values, is to behave their independence and selfrespect. Meanwhile, the writer thinks that the happy marriage is made up of true love, rather than money. Women should resist temptation and be conscious that the maintenance of marriage in long term last through true love, not money. Furthermore, unselfish love is the greatest precious gift to family and friends.Little Women’s charm and innocence continue to engage readers, despite the fact that the social and familial reality depicted is very different from contemporary domestic life. While some presentday readers find Jo and her sisters too good to be realistic, according to the standards of Alcott39。 women have equal rights in politics, economy and culture. The National Foundation for Women Business Owners reported that between 1987 and 1994, the number of womenowned business grew by 78% and womenowned firms accounted for 36% of all firms (Net. 2). Changes in female’s mindWomen in working appear to have a personalvalue structure different from that of nonworking women。s poverty Meg works as a governess for wealthy friends, the King family, and Jo goes to take care of aunt March for get some bee independent and responsible through working, and never look down upon themselves. Through working they find their selfvalue and the meaning of paying and gaining. They want to make some efforts to share the responsibility of the family and they do so.The March girls love their parents very much. Even when the four ladies get the money as the Christmas gift given by aunt March, they give up the chance to have their loved things that are wanted very much before. Eventually, they spent the money to buy some gift for their mother, which can make her mother feel warm from body to heart.“Mrs. March was both surprised and touched。 outgoing Jo and quiet Beth both have antisocial tendencies. Neither of them wants to live in the world the way it is, with women forced to conform to social conventions of female behaviors. Similarly, it is not surprising that Meg and Amy are particularly close to each other, since generous Meg and selfish Amy both find their places within a gendered world.Being the youngest March sister, Amy is an artistic beauty who is good at manipulating other people. Unlike Jo, Amy acts as a perfect lady because being a perfect lady pleases her. She gets what she wants in the end: popularity, the trip to Europe, and Laurie. Amy serves as a foil—a character whose attitudes or emotions contrast with, and thereby accentuate, those of another character—for Jo, who refuses to submit to the conventions of lady hood. Both artists struggle to balance society’s expectations with their own natural inclinations. The more genuine of the two and the more generous, Jo pares favorably to Amy. Both characters, however, are more lovable and real for their flaws.Being the oldest March sister, Meg battles her girlish weakness for luxury and money, and ends up marrying a poor man she loves. Meg represents the conventional and good。s suffrage, abolition of slavery, the temperance movement, educational reform, and social welfare programs.Therefore, we can find out that Alcott is as the pioneer of the early feminism. She thinks that work was important to women, which is not only the way to provide money for family, but also the presentation of selfrespect and independence. Alcott gives the ideal images to Mrs. March and the March sisters in Little Women, and creates unusual character for nineteenthcentury didactic fiction. Alcott’s feminist sympathies are expressed through the character of Jo March in Little Women. Background of Little WomenIn 1868, Alcott used her memories of childhood and stories about sisters and herself as a base for her novel Little Women. There is the same social circumstance between the time of the story and the time the novel was written.