The first time I read Austin's Chinese translation in the library before entering adolescence, probably when I was in the third or first year of high school. Movies, when I was in my second year of high school, I read the English version of the novel published by a foreign language publishing house.
I can't remember how I felt at the time when I finished watching this film. It's a pity that I can't find any trace of my mood in 1677.
Today, I suddenly remembered to review, and the focus of attention is not only on Mr. Darcy's chest hair, which has never been forgotten every review in the past few years, but also a few things that I probably wouldn't have thought of when I was more immature.
The so-called love at first sight is all about Yan. It hurts to say it, but it's the truth. For Darcy and Lizzi, the ups and downs are nothing more than personalities. Let's put the character aside, the importance of face is a matter of brushing aside in any Romantic work, such as Lizzi's friend who was rated "not handsome enough" by Mrs.Bennet. When it's a hurtful fact in this world, we are accustomed to being taught that "appearance is not reliable", and then there are so many people around who are beautiful, have a good family background, and work hard, so we can really only be sigh.
Probably every girl who advertises herself as a literary and artistic youth has dreamed of marrying a person who is congenial with her personality and hobbies. In reality, what a rare event. In fact, none of the literary and artistic young women I know who are with them are really happy. The price of Too similar is that once you suffer from a run-in, the damage you take is similar. Therefore, P&P can only be a piece of paper for the old girl Austin. As a half-year-old girl with a 0% current rate, I can only complain here.
I hope to read something new from this work next time, I can ask Mr. Darcy around me what he thinks of Austin.
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