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The story takes place in Atlanta, the author's birthplace, and in a nearby plantation. Tara is beautiful and comfortable, and Miss Scarlett enjoys the look and vanity brought by her beautiful face. In the face of countless favored eyes, she could not touch the love of her sweetheart Ashley. The civil war led by Lincoln has begun before the entanglement is prolonged.

Ambitious young people have thrown themselves into battle, and the lives of many families have changed. Scarlett didn't expect to get married in a hurry because of anger, but she gradually became a widow every year. Rhett fell in love with Scarlett at first sight. He always controls his emotions and always appears at the most critical moment, which makes Scarlett feel relieved. The life of southerners has become difficult because of the war, and the once beautiful land has lost its vitality.

In order to stick to her family, Scarlett married another person she didn't love, but the war mercilessly swallowed her husband again. Rhett finally stopped waiting and married his beloved woman. Scarlett finally saw Melanie's kindness, Ashley's face and Rhett's true feelings after suffering. But it's getting late, as if there is not so much eternity. After his daughter Bonnie fell off a horse and died, Rhett gave up his tangled love with Scarlett and left exhausted. Scarlett returned to her own land with an epiphany of sadness. ...

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I. Historical background

The American Civil War destroyed the economy of Georgia and even the whole south, slaves regained their freedom, and the wind blew, and the good times when slave owners were pampered in the past drifted away. In order to survive, they must put down their airs and work hard, or they will die. Even the elite of Aram's upper class have to condescend, sell cakes and catch wagons.

Second, the background of the times.

Feminist literature began in19th century and flourished in 20th century. The rapid development of feminism is closely related to the social environment and the background of the times. With the ideas of freedom, equality, fraternity, natural human rights advocated by the French Revolution quickly taking root in people's hearts all over the world, a feminist movement began in the 1930s to strive for political, economic and educational equality for women. Margaret mitchell's Gone with the Wind, published by 1936, came out under such circumstances.