Many people just regard "Pride and Prejudice" as a love story, but in my opinion, this book is an example of society at that time. She perfectly reflects the relationship between her money and marriage at the time, and gives people a vivid image in her works. When I read this book, I can always find the same personality in society. <br><br>The family of rural gentlemen is Jane Austen's favorite topic. But this small topic can reflect a big problem. It summarized her class status and economic relations in Britain in this century. <br><br>In "Pride and Prejudice," Mr. Bentley's sister firmly opposed the plan to marry Jane, because the Bennetts do not have much property and their social status is much lower. This shows that there are many obstacles for a not-so-rich woman to marry a rich husband. In society, relatives do not allow them to marry. <br><br>In modern society, despite the rapid decline of economic demand for marriage, the concept of "money is everything" is still rooted in the thinking of some people. Many parents try to interfere with their children's marriage. Education, property, and work are still the main reasons that may affect your marriage. Marriage money is still a big problem in our society. We can't help thinking: can money decide everything? <br><br>Austin left this question to us. Jane Austen’s genius lies in this perfect simplicity, which reflects the big problem. I think the depth of "Pride and Prejudice" is what makes this book stand out and classic. To this day, her book can still be used as a guide, telling us about her economic relationship with modern times.
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