James McAvoy, well known as "Jan Yimei", is because he once got "the most beautiful male star in Europe". Anne Hathaway, who bears the same name as the wife of the great writer Shakespeare.
These two starring actors are destined to be a beautiful visual feast, from the perspective of love, "Becoming Jane Austen" is a complete tragedy, but from the perspective of life, who can encounter such regrets many times?
On this day, the morning fog is slightly cool, and the birds are singing and the wind is clear
Jane Austen's inspiration exploded, lines of beautiful words slipped on the paper, and she was in a good mood after writing good sentences, playing the piano comfortably in the room, instantly waking up her parents, siblings and livestock in the circle. This caused the old mother to complain that she should find a husband, but then said: "But who can deserve her?" No. ”
This is all because of Jane Austen's unique personality, her father is a priest in the town, although poor but the family has a lot of books, which makes Jane from childhood by literature, independent and very speculative, in today's words is "straight daughter".
The family talked to her about a family affair, the other party was the countess's nephew and first heir Wesley, and Jane Austen showed a straight woman style on the spot, and the countess was intimidated, but this successfully attracted Wesley's attention.
Tom, played by Zhan Yimei, is a young and promising trainee lawyer in London, who is a gentleman and loves to fight. His uncle was a respected justice, but he was serious and conservative, and he was not accustomed to fighting and drinking every day, so tom, who was a hanger, sent it to the countryside and came to Jane Austen's house.
The meeting between the two was very unpleasant, Tom in a velvet coat was arrogant, and his eyebrows were full of the arrogance of a big city boy, and he commented on Jane's words "procrastination", "pretentiousness" and "full of the disease-free moans of country girls". This left Jane Austen's self-esteem badly injured.
An inadvertent encounter in the deep woods caused the two to have their first encounter, and it also produced a wonderful spark, and Tom began to notice the stubborn but quite talented girl.
At this time, the arrogant Tom encounters Jane's prejudice.
Later, at the prom, on the pitch, Jane discovered tom the conversation at Tom's prom, and Tom also saw Jane who was heroic on the pitch and did not let her eyebrows be shaved.
Soon the two had a good feeling for each other, and in the study Tom "driving", he recommended a masterpiece to Jane, broadening Jane's literary horizons. In the fighting arena, Tom's courageous deeds also made the two know each other better, and the spark officially ignited the flame of love.
But the status of the two is very different, and neither family agrees with their desire to be together, plus the aggressive countess.
Faced with great pressure, the two decided to elope, pack their luggage, and get into the carriage, and Tom asked Jane if she had made up her mind, and Jane also waved a kiss. Both people want to be brave for love and not regret for life.
Everything seems to be heading in a good direction. However, Jane discovered the true situation of Tom in the middle of the way, the surface is debauched, the young and golden Tom, has always been the "top pillar" of the family, and one person raises a large family.
If the two of them elope, then Tom will lose all his material conditions in London, and Jane and Tom will be tied to the family's predicament and unable to extricate themselves.
So Jane made a rational choice, broke up with Tom at the station with tears in her eyes, and returned to her home.
This elopement caused the Countess to cancel the marriage contract and insult the Austen family in public, jane and the family argued, and the two sides quarreled. At this time, Wesley, who has always been reticent, sided with Jane, frankly understanding Jane's idea of "not accepting marriage without love", and the two shook hands and became close friends.
In the end, Tom became engaged to a door-to-door girl in London, inherited everything from the archduke's uncle, and became a respected justice himself. Jane Austen, on the other hand, based on this painful experience of breaking his liver and intestines, wrote the world-famous book "Pride and Prejudice".
It had been many years since the two had seen each other again, and Tom took his daughter to meet Jane Austen, who had become a famous writer, and the two looked at each other wordlessly, burying their feelings in the dust of time.
Life is long, there is never perfection, although the ideal is weak in the face of reality, but it is not without chance, the key is to see how to choose.
Writing is the ideal, and so is love.
If Jane Austen had chosen love and returned to her hometown to marry Tom, it would have most likely lost the possibility of writing in the salt and vinegar, and we would not have seen the amazing work "Pride and Prejudice", let alone the same great 6 works later. And it also ruined Tom's chances of becoming a good lawyer, or even a good judge.
And it turns out that separation is the best option.
As the audience, we can't blame anyone for the tragedy of such love, everyone is a product of the wrapping of the times, and can become a female writer who stands out in the feudal conservative society of the 18th century. It can be said that Jane Austen has broken the shackles on women with her own sacrifice, and she is a representative of the true independent women's classic.
The tragedy of the times is a cycle of endless life and reciprocation, and it is actually more meaningful to break this cycle of fate and change the world so that the next tragedy does not happen. Separation is regrettable, but it also makes the beauty of love freeze in this moment.
"Love and reason are contradictory at any age", and sometimes if you are not beautiful, letting go of each other's longevity is also a thing that can harvest happiness.
Finally, I would like to send a line from inside: "Don't lose yourself in front of anything, even if it is dogma, even if it is the eyes of others, even if it is love." ”
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