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However, she has a distinctive personality, is rich in fantasy and self-esteem and self-improvement, and by virtue of her own hard work and diligence, she not only gets the love of the adopters, but also wins the care and friendship of her teachers and classmates. Growth and dreams is the theme of the book, the author of the story of Anne told people: as long as the dream, unremitting efforts, life will be rich and colorful, life will be beautiful and colorful. In the beautiful Prince Edward Island, unmarried siblings Matthew and Marilla (a translation of Marella) live in a house with green walls, with the gradual increase in years, ready to go to the orphanage to adopt a boy, so that in the future for them to take care of the work on the farm, but by mistake the orphanage sent a full of red hair, full of freckles, and chattering girl Annie, a day after getting along, Matthew and Marilla decided to stay with the girl, who can be a good friend, but she is a good friend, and she is a good friend. After a day with the girl, Matthew and Marilla decide to keep her. The siblings discover that Annie is stubborn, hard-working, optimistic, fanciful, and sincere; she is intensely curious and frequently gets into harmless trouble, which makes people laugh rather than blame her. She is not a traditional girl in any sense of the word, and from then on, the stereotypical life of Matthew's siblings is completely turned upside down. Annie's passionate, energetic, and slightly rebellious personality colored everyone around her. She was smart and hardworking, and soon rose to prominence at school and won a scholarship to college; however, she knew how to return the favor, and when Matthew died suddenly and Green Gables Farm was facing difficulties, she resolutely gave up the opportunity to go to college at Queen's College far away, and became a teacher in the neighborhood in order to take care of the elderly and frail Marilla How to do a mind map of Anne of Green Gables Seek Scholarships A red-haired with two pigtails and a small and skinny girl with large, bright eyes and a face of freckles. She lost her mother at a young age, and soon after, her father left the world. After a few twists and turns, she was mistakenly adopted by an older brother and sister on Prince Edward Island, and has been living her new life ever since. She has a vivid imagination and loves nature. She says what she wants to say, but she can't keep her mouth shut, which often leads her to do the wrong thing. She is a beauty lover and often makes jokes. She is straightforward, kind, hardworking and cherishes her friendships. And named herself Cordelia Shirley. With the past those single, pale moral didactic fables and fairy tale image is different, in the body of Annie can not be found in the Snow White as simple, will not inadvertently fall into the trap of the conspirators and do not know, and ultimately do not need to rescue the prince, she also does not have Cinderella as the innate beauty and good fortune, she is ordinary as a girl next door, on their own appearance is always very unsure of themselves, and sometimes even extreme despair! She was always very unsure of her appearance, sometimes even extremely desperate, especially the red hair that could not be changed - "carrot whiskers". However, because she was the girl next door, people loved her spirituality and vitality. Her vitality is so healthy and vibrant, blooming with love and dreams everywhere, almost to the point of extravagance. For her, every day brings new expectations, new surprises. She is not afraid of her hopes falling short, for she has already enjoyed half the joy from them. She lived in a beautiful world created with imagination, and seeing the May flowers, she felt she was in heaven, seeing the souls of last year's withered flowers. [2] Diana Barry Anne's best friend, with beautiful black hair and dark eyes, kind, cheerful, and pretty. Full of enthusiasm, she was Annie's soulmate. Like Anne, she cherished their friendship and was almost inseparable from Anne. However, the two best friends were separated for a while as Annie was going to school at Quinn College. Matthew Cuthbert, the owner of Green Gables Farmhouse, is introverted and afraid to speak to women other than Marella and Mrs. Lynd. But is a very kind person, he was the first to discover the "girl transfer incident", but could not bear to tell the truth to the eyes of this "new home" full of hopes and fantasies of the little red-haired girl to know. Later, it was only at his insistence that he finally left Annie at the Green Gables farmhouse. He doted on Annie, and in his eyes, Annie was a very, very good little girl. Anne was the most like a relative in the world, and Anne herself said to Marilla, "If it had been Matthew, he would have understood". At the end of Anne of Green Gables, she dies of a heart attack when the bank that held her life savings collapses. Marilla Cuthbert: Matthew Cuthbert's sister, the mistress of Green Gables. With a temperament very different from Matthew's, Marilla is a curmudgeonly and serious person whose love for Anne only manifests itself at the deepest level. She was very strict with Anne, sometimes even going a little too far, but in her heart she loved the little chatterbox who loved to fantasize. One night when Anne went to Quinn College, Marilla wept bitterly because she missed Anne. Because she loved her, she became unconsciously very strict for fear that she might overindulge her. Kilbert Bryce: During Anne's childhood, Kilbert called Anne "Carrot" in a joke and the two of them got into an argument. Annie vowed to hate him for the rest of her life, but Kilbert fell in love with this special redhead. Later, they reconciled when he gave Annie the opportunity to teach at his school. While Annie was in college, they were alumni. At the end of Annie the College Girl, Annie hears that Kilbert is gravely ill and may die before she finally realizes that it was Kilbert she loved all along. In the end, Kilbert miraculously gets better when he hears the news that Annie has turned down Roy Jardner's marriage proposal. The two end up together and are engaged to be married. In Anne of Wind-Blown Poplar, while Anne was a schoolmaster at Summer's Edge, Gilbert was continuing his education in Redmond, and the two talked to each other through letters. Of course, in Anne of Dreamland Cottage, the two are married. Later in the story, they have children, mentioned in Anne of Fireplace Hill. The Valley of the Rainbow Spectre is a short story of Anne's teaching of her children and what happens between the children of Hearth's Cottage and the children of the new minister's family. The final Anne of Fireplace Hill is the encounter of Anne's family in World War I, written in the voice of her youngest daughter, Rilla, and a third party narrative. Rachel Lynde Cuthbert an old neighbor and good friend of the siblings. A very traditional British-style woman (Canada in those days followed British customs to the letter). She liked to keep an eye on other people's affairs. In the book, she says, "If one were to pass in front of Mrs. Linde's house without paying proper attention to decency and propriety, one would not be able to escape from Mrs. Linde's keen gaze. At that moment, Mrs. Lynd was sitting at the window, her sharp eyes watching the world outside, from the brook to the urchins, and whatever unusual thing she found, she had to find a way to find out, or she could not be at ease." As a result, the two had quite a bit of trouble when they first started spending time with Annie, but in the end it all iced out. During the time of Anne the Sorceress, they even moved in at Green Gables Farmhouse. Ruby Gillis is a good friend of Anne's, very good-looking, with blonde hair and turquoise blue eyes, full of energy, and loves to discuss pretty clothes and boys. Mrs. Allan, the Reverend's wife, was a lady whom Anne liked very much; she was kind and pretty, and used to comfort and enlighten Anne when she was sad. She also often taught Anne, and was another close friend and mentor to Anne. Josie Pay, a very poisonous girl, often mocked Annie, after Annie accidentally dyed her hair green and had to cut it off, mocked Annie stupid like a scarecrow, once even caused Annie to bruise her ankle bone, character is a bit selfish, not kind, like to mock, ridicule others, and even and Annie at the university, was crowned as the "school mouth mouth bad". "Jane Andrews is also Annie's favorite character. Jane Andrews is also Annie's friend, once and Ruby together to participate in Annie's storytelling, is a very strict girl, study very well. Mr. Phillips Annie's elementary school teacher, because of Gilbert's ridicule, led to the teacher-student relationship deteriorated. But in time, the relationship between teacher and student was restored. In June, Mr. Phillips leaves Annie's school. After Mr. Stacie Phillips left Annie's school, they were taught by Mr. Stacie. When Annie and the others were about to graduate, Mr. Stacy formed a Queen's class that went to Queen's College. On her graduation exams, Annie got into Queen's College, and after Mrs. Stacy returned home Annie had her picture in her bedroom. Work Appreciation Work Theme "Anne of Green Gables" is a coming-of-age novel, from the main character Anne's growing experience can be glimpsed in the author beyond the era of ecofeminist consciousness: the world is a diversified **** the same body; people are a part of nature, and all things constitute an inseparable network of life, people should be treated equally to other organisms; people should care for each other and help each other. Only in this way can human beings get rid of the various crises facing them, obtain a happy life, and build an ideal society in which human beings live in harmony with nature, a kind of "free society that can regulate the relationship between human beings and nature."[5] Anne's life has been a long time in the making. [5] Annie's experience is a life process that everyone has to go through-growing up, going to school, falling in love, getting married, having children, and working. In this sense, Anne of Green Gables is a coming-of-age novel for young boys and girls to read, guiding them to face the difficulties and tribulations of life with enthusiasm, innocence, resilience and honesty like Anne, and to pursue what is more valuable than money and wealth and reputation in the world with an optimistic and cheerful outlook on life; educating them to love people and nature, and to find happiness and fulfillment in nature and imagination, and to open their hearts and minds to experience the world's goodness. Teach them to love people and nature, to find happiness and satisfaction in nature and imagination, to open their hearts to experience the goodness of the world and the joy of life, and to illuminate themselves and the people around them with their lively and natural hearts. Teach them how to stand up strongly in the face of adversity in the absence of love and adequate material conditions of life, and how to dare to have wings full of hopes and ideals, to turn anticipation into the impetus for advancement, to enrich themselves with knowledge and cultivation, and to nourish their own lives and make their own personalities with their endless imagination, so that life will glow with intelligence and brilliance. Life glows with the light of intelligence. For adult readers, by experiencing Anne's growth process and journey, they can realize the charm of Anne's personality, learn from it and reflect on their own lives. In today's era of worship of material wealth, increasing alienation between man and nature, and increasing complaints about the heavy pressure of life and calls for "humanity" and "conscience", people should think about how not to be assimilated by the turbid world around them, and not to give up their own dreams and hopes in any situation. They should not be assimilated by the turbid world around them, never give up their dreams and hopes in any situation, save themselves with optimism and kindness, and strive for their ideals optimistically and persistently with the generous and open-mindedness of Anne; like Anne, they should keep a heart full of passion for the world, find the ability to feel the joy of family, friendship and love, and become a person closer to nature, close to themselves, and have a real sense of well-being. [6]