Pride and Prejudice -- World Literature Collection

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Publication Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Pride and Prejudice depicts four marriage proposals: Elizabeth and Darcy; Jane and Bingley; Lydia and Wickham; Charlotte and Collins. Through the portrayal of these four marriages, it profoundly reflects the representative differing views commonly prevalent in the issue of marriage. In the process of falling in love and marriage, what should be given priority: beauty, money, status, gratitude, or love? The author places ethical and moral principles within the narrative of a love story, presenting it in a compelling and reasonable manner, making readers feel as if they are witnessing the events firsthand. They become intrigued to know what happens next, unknowingly becoming infected with the emotions and gaining insights.