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really loves her and gets true love from her. At beginning although Rochester tries to conceal that he has a mad wife but Jane understands that Rochester is worried that she can not help enduring the fact and would leave him, now Rochester exposes his secret to Jane, which proves his sincere love for Jane. Jane forgives him in heart, but Jane does not submit to be his mistress with her dignity. Finally, Jane leaves Rochester with very heavy heart. Jane still loves Rochester because he knows it is not Rochester’s fault. She still feels anxiety about Rochester because she knows Rochester loves her deeply. Therefore, she often dreams of him and gets foreboding that some dad thing will happens to Rochester. After leaving Rochester’s home, Jane walks and travels without any aim. She lives in huger and cold. At roams, Jane is nearly dead because she suffers terrible hardships. St. John helps her and saves her life. St. John wants to marry Jane and takes her to India with him, although he is a little merciful and handsome, but he considers little benefit for Jane, and he does not respect her or gives her selfless love. Jane says that he will abandon half herself and go to premature death if she joined St’ John Rive and if went to India. Jane insists that true love should be based on equality, mutual understanding and respect, so she knows that to marry such a stonehearted person is to become a puppet. Conclusion From Jane’ path of life, we learn that Jane’s life is full of tears, misery and starvation, however she never gives up the determination in struggling against her fate, and maintains her dignity. Through analysis of her characters, we learn that Jane is brave enough to uphold her own independent personality and dignity, although she possesses neither wealth nor physical beauties, which were considered symbols of a women’s social position in her times. On the other hand, Jane suffers from a numbers of individuals who threaten her autonomy; she combats the injustice with great courage, and maintains her principle of justice, freedom, human dignity and morality. Meanwhile, Jane is also a sincere, wit, simple-minded, kind hearted and magnanimous young girl with passion and reason. As for Jane’s love, her marriage is based on equality, respect and honesty. She looks down upon the marriage for money and refuses to be a puppet in the noble family. She truly loves Rochester instead of his wealth and social status. The analysis above shows that Jane is different from many other women in the male-dominated society. Her unique character and beautiful soul make her more beautiful than any other beautiful heroine in famous novels. Jane’ great character inspirits not only women but also men and her influences exert beyond her era and across culture. Jane’s beauty enlightens that heart is the engine of body, and brain is the resource of thought, and a great soul is ensemble northern star to guide us in a long journey. Bibliography [1] Bronte Charlotte. Jane Eyre. Xian: Shanxi People Press, 1882. [2] Gaskell Elizabeth. The Life of Charlotte Bronte. Harmondsworth: Penguin Press 1975. [3] Merryn Willians. Woman in the English Novel[M]. Beijing: Business Printing House, 1984. [4] Liu Bingshan. A Short History of English Literature [M]. Zhenzhou: Henan People Press, 1993. [5] Phillps Brian. Ppular Study Guide. Tianjin: Social and Technical Printing House, 2003. [6] Wu Weiren. History and Anthology of English Literature. Beijing: Fo