Charlotte Bronte & Liu Rongyue 
Jane Eyre 

Jane Eyre was orphaned at a very young age and was entrusted to the care of his maternal uncle. After the death of his uncle, she was treated unfairly in the family. Her aunt sent her to a boarding school. The school offered her education for six years and then she gave lessons there for two years. Jane went to Thornfield House to be a governess and was attracted to the kind-hearted and sentimental Mr. Rochester. They fell in love and Jane said yes to Mr. Rochester”s proposal. The romance brought a blissful life for Jane, who overlooked a bizarre phenomenon in the house: terrifying odd laughs at midnights; Mr. Rochester”s bedroom was set ablaze and his murky attitude appeared doubtful; One evening before the wedding, a shadow showed up in Jane”s bedroom and scraped her wedding veil. All overshadowed the love of the two. Where did the odd laughs come from? Were there any secrets in the Thornfield House? Could Jane Eyre break the traditional stereotypes and spend the rest of her life with Mr. Rochester?