Today, the 201st anniversary of Jane Austen's death.
She wrote a total of 8 novels during her lifetime, including Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion, and Northang Kyaw Temple.
In particular, when the BBC version of Pride and Prejudice aired in 1995, it was crowded; Ang Lee's version of Pride and Prejudice received seven Oscar nominations.
Of course, there are no less biographical films [Becoming Jane Austen], [Jane Austen's Regrets].
Putting Jane Austen in modern society is [Jane Austen's Book Club], [Austin's] Paradise, [Bj's Diary], [Pride and Prejudice and Zombies]...
How did Jane Austen become a popular symbol?
Jane Austen Born and died: 1775.12.16-1817.7.18 Occupation: Novelist Related films: [Pride and Prejudice], [Reason and Emotion], [Becoming Jane Austen], [Jane Austen's Regrets], [Bj's Diary] Event: 201st anniversary of death
[Becoming Jane Austen] is a biopic by Jane Austen.
Jane lived in 18th-century England, where women were often financially secured by marriage in a society where "women are talentless and virtuous" and women could not work.
Our Miss Jane Austen, born into a family of ordinary clergymen, was not rich and expensive.
Miss Jane who loves to read
Civilian families are already congenitally inadequate, and the arrogance of the female Wenqing - regardless of reality, single-mindedly running for love - is even worse.
Tom and Jane from the city met at a country ball, and the two went from being at the beginning of their tongues to being close to their souls.
Revel in the joy of meeting a confidant
Much like Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice.
Unfortunately, the reality ends with Tom, who is from a poor background, marries another rich lady under the threat of a patron, while Jane returns to the town and grows old alone.
This is almost the motif of Austen's novel.
Always a peaceful idyllic landscape.
The gentlemen and ladies drank tea, danced, you came and went for parties and visits, the occasional outing or hike, a few letters, not a little hurtful argument.
The ending is always "the domineering president falls in love with Miss Poor".
By her own admission, "I have nothing else to write about besides money and marriage." ”
Jane Austen appeared on stage in eighteenth-century England.
The Industrial Revolution led to the rapid development of Britain, the whole country was thriving, and the concept of private property was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
At the same time, the changes of the Industrial Revolution also gave birth to a large number of emerging middle classes.
As a result, outside the traditional feudal aristocracy, the mobility of the class has increased unprecedentedly, and most people are eager to change their economic situation and class in order to change their own and their families' economic situation.
At the time, marriage was a market act.
[Northang Kyaw Temple], the domineering president with silly white sweet, can only happen in the movie
You are young and beautiful. Well, a five-hundred-pound priest, match.
You are a famous lady. Well, the family fortune was formerly a pound sterling squire.
You are the daughter of a rich merchant. Ideal, the gentlemen are lined up and picked.
Sounds familiar.
In fact, with the current "two Beijingers married, that is the merger of two listed companies", a meaning.
They all see marriage as a market transaction.
Among them, the girls all appeared.
Love dreams, reality helplessness, how to judge, maneuver, plan, choose... All have become vivid teaching materials.
Jane Austen, hiding in a corner and observing secretly, there is understanding, there is mockery, there is sympathy, there is persistence.
Jane Austen's novels have been frequently adapted into movies, but also because his novels have many and large dance parties, outings and other scenes.
It's so fitting to be on the screen.
18th-century long dresses, Bonnie hats, balls, manor houses... Or fragrant sideburns, staggered chips, or idyllic pastoral, lazy and leisurely.
There is both room for the camera to play and for the audience to feast their eyes on – to help people withdraw from the monotonous and trivial reality and return to the British countryside of two hundred years ago.
Green grass, dwarfs, with a classical music, An ancient British model
Zhang Ailing's road number is similar.
Zhang went out of her way to express her fascination with objects.
"Red Rose and White Rose", when Wang Jiaorui first met Tong Zhenbao,
"A grained yukata, untied, loosely fitted to the body, from the light ink strip you can roughly guess the outline of the body, one by one, inch by inch is alive."
When eating,
"The hair on his head did not dry out, and a white towel was wrapped around his head, and the bottom of the towel occasionally dripped water, and the sparkle was embellished in the center of his eyebrows."
Dilapidated mansions, cheongsams, perms, huqins, old-fashioned elevators... All of this has become the Shanghai in the image.
"Red Rose and White Rose", "Love in the City", "Half Life", "The Golden Lock"... It became the best commentary on modern, petty bourgeois sentiment.
Zhang Ailing, who is good at writing about the Shanghai metropolis of the last century, and Jane Austen, who is good at writing about the British countryside, provide a literary blueprint for film and television adaptations.
It has endured for a long time and has also become a reference for the theme of the novel and the public's preferences.