Pride and Prejudice

Author: Ying
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Publish Date: 1999-04-05
Features: Pride and Prejudice portrays four marriage prospects: Elizabeth and Darcy; Jane and Bingley; Lydia and Wickham; Charlotte and Collins. The story revolves around Mrs. Bennet's efforts to marry off her daughters, with plot twists and turns, full of humor and wit, shining throughout with intelligence and humor. The eldest daughter, Jane, is gentle and beautiful, falling in love with the wealthy young Bingley, and silently waiting for his proposal. The second daughter, Elizabeth, is intelligent and lively, rejecting the foolish and pretentious proposal of the clergyman Collins. But the "proud" aristocratic young man, Darcy, falls in love with her uncontrollably. However, Elizabeth, believing in the slander of the young officer Wickham, holds a "prejudice" against Darcy and rejects the marriage that other girls would dream of. After Darcy's proposal is rejected, both he and Elizabeth are the anguish of emotions. After numerous twists and turns and various coincidences, Elizabeth comes to understand Darcy's true character, and thus prejudice and misunderstanding are resolved, leading to their happy marriage.