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Jane Austen (December 16, 1775-July 18, 1817) was a British female novelist. She was born on December 16, 1775 in the family of a vicar in Steventon Township. After receiving a good family education, the main teaching material was his father's literary collection. The Austen family loves to read popular novels, most of which are vulgar pastimes. Her teenage writings were parodies of such popular novels, which formed the tone of ridicule in her work. Her six novels,"Reason and Sentiment"(1811),"Pride and Prejudice"(1813),"Mansfield Garden"(1814),"Emma"(1815), and "Northanger Abbey"(1818) and "Persuasion"(1818) published after the author's death, most of them focus on the daily life of the middle class in the township, reflecting the end of the 18th century through conflicts in love, marriage and other aspects. British society in the early 19th century. Comedic scenes often ridicule people's despicable and ridiculous weaknesses such as stupidity, selfishness, snobbery and blind self-confidence. Austen's novels appeared in the early 19th century, sweeping away the popular trend of pseudo-romanticism, inheriting and developing the excellent British realism tradition of the 18th century, preparing for the climax of the 19th century realistic novels, and playing an important role in connecting the past and the next.