Vanity Fair (English Edition‪)‬

Vanity Fair is a famous work and masterpiece of Thackeray, a 19th century British novelist. The story is based on the middle and upper class society in the 19th century. The protagonist of the story is a clever and clever beautiful girl. She had tasted poverty and was determined to control her own destiny and get out of trouble. She makes a caring and emotional story out of flattery and backdoor maneuvering. A variety of characters are vivid. Thackeray is witty and satirical, and Vanity Fair is entertaining and thought-provoking. By means of bitter satire, Vanity Fair truly depicts the ugly behaviors of various figures in the British upper society during the regent period of 1810-1820, such as the declining aristocracy and the bourgeoisie nouveau riche. The novel is grand in length, spectacular in scenes, complicated in plot, in-depth in psychological depiction, and more wonderful in its sharp and pungent satire style.