读《简爱》的读书笔记英文，600字 Jane Eyre is a novel written by Charlotte Bronte at the outset of the Victorian era. The story follows Jane, a plain and poor but spirited young girl, as she faces many obstacles in her life such as societal restrictions and cruel treatment. Through her courage and resilience, she stands up to these challenges, achieving respect and true love. The novel opens with Jane being sent away to Lowood Institution, a harsh and unkind school for the poor. Here she attempts to find a sense of belonging despite the cruelly imposed rules. Jane is then employed as a governess of Thornfield Hall, the estate of the mysterious Mr Rochester. As the two slowly become close and fall in love, their union is threatened by the existence of Mr Rochester’s insane first wife. The novel demonstrates the power of female strength under extremely difficult situations. Jane’s refusal to be oppressed, despite the limitations placed upon her due to her gender, class and lack of money, shows us that even in the toughest of circumstances, we can remain uncompromising and fight for what we believe in. Through her relationships with characters such as the Blanche Ingram and St John Rivers, the book delves into the ideas of marriage and companionship. Jane is often torn between her devotion to Rochester and her strong moral values. This dilemma ultimately leads to her refusing an offer of marriage from St John Rivers, showing us that although there is security and comfort in companionship, true happiness lies in being able to make your own decisions. Jane Eyre is an inspiring story of a woman’s struggle to find her place in society, despite the restrictions and criticisms that come her way. It is an excellent portrayal of how female strength and determination can break through any obstacles, reaching true independence and ultimately, love. 本文来源：https://www.wddqw.com/doc/34372a1bbd1e650e52ea551810a6f524ccbfcbc1.html