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简爱英文读后感120字 篇一： Jane Eyre is one of the masterpieces by British writer Charlotte Bronte, telling the story of its protagonist Janes growth from a lonely and poor girl to an independent and strong woman who faces various difficulties and setbacks in pursuit of freedom and truth.The novel explores profound themes such as individual-society relationships, human nature, emphasizing the importance of education and self-realization for personal growth and development. In addition, Jane Eyre also touches on issues such as marriage, class, and religious beliefs.In conclusion, this novel is full of romanticism while also revealing the complex and profound human inner world. It has high value in guiding us to think about our values.  篇二： As a child I was surrounded by my mother’s admiration of Charlotte Bronte’sclassic novel?Jane Eyre?and haunted by our viewings of the 1944 film adaptation. The strangely black-and-white filmography, the bleak, barbaric Lowood School and the terrifying cackle of Bertha seared Jane’s story into my mind. However, it was not until four years ago that I finally picked up the book. More often than not, I find books much more enchanting and captivating than their film counterparts. Authors are infinitely more able to express their ideas with detail,depth and conviction; characters are free to pour out their emotions, explain their motives and justify their actions; readers can let their imagination conjure up settings and faces far more vibrant, original and accurate than any film director can conjure.  篇三： The opening chapters of?Jane Eyre?were a delight to my thirteen-year-old self. I felt vengeful towards the despicable John Reedfor his vicious treatment for Jane, and laughed with glee at this extract,containing what must be the wittiest remark ever made by a ten-year-old: No sight so sad as that of anaughty child, he began, especially a naughty little girl. Do youknow where the wicked go after death? They go to hell, was myready and orthodox a