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the pictures often start with scenes like oil paintings, elegant ladies, elegant gentlemen, quaint streets, picturesque countryside, exquisite lines, and the unique romantic temperament of the British people, which are all essential elements of BBC classical British dramas.

one of Jane Austen's masterpieces has been adapted into TV movies many times, and the 1995 version of BBC starred Colin Fields. In the English countryside in the 18th century, the Bennet family was an ordinary middle-class family, and Mrs. Bennet was restless about marrying her five daughters one by one.

the arrogance of Mr. Darcy, the son of the rich family played by Colin Firth, makes Elizabeth, the heroine played by Jennifer Ellie, prejudiced against him, and the two nearly miss their true love because of pride and prejudice. To his credit, Mr. Darcy, played by Colin Firth, is well received.

BBC was adapted from the famous British female writer Mrs. Gaskell's novel of the same name in 2004. During the Industrial Revolution in England, Margaret grew up in the pastoral scenery of the south of England, but because of the change of her father's pastoral work, the family moved to the northern town of Milton, which was very different from the south. John Thornton, the young textile mill owner, fell in love with Marguerite at first sight, but his poor expression made Marguerite think he was domineering and too critical of the workers.

two people from the south and the north, the traditional rural privileged education class and the emerging bourgeoisie born as a result of the industrial revolution are so different but attracted to each other that they finally understand each other and come together at the end of the story. This mutual understanding is better than the misunderstanding between Darcy and Elizabeth in Pride and Prejudice simply because of their character.

BBC was adapted from the famous British female writer Elizabeth Gaskell's novel in 2007. The town of Cranford in 1824 was undergoing great changes of the times. With the opening of the railway, the original order of the conservative and rigid town was gradually broken, and some people were expecting and others were afraid. The eldest daughter of Colonel Brown, Jesse, refused the marriage without leaving her father alone, while Mary, the enthusiastic daughter of the colonel's old friend, decided to help her.

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another masterpiece of Jane Austen, BBC has adapted again in 2008. In the English countryside at the end of the 18th century, the sisters who grew up in the squire family had very different personalities, the elder sister Eleanor was rational and calm, and the younger sister Marianne was lively and romantic. After the death of their father, the mother and daughter who were ruthlessly driven out of the manor by their brother and sister-in-law were settled in a seaside farmhouse, where the two sisters will usher in their love, a reason, and an emotion.

BBC was adapted from the last work published by Jane Austen in 2009. Emma, the hostess of Harfield House, is beautiful, intelligent, and rich. She likes to be a matchmaker, but she is often out of her mind. Knightley, an old friend who loved Emma and didn't like Emma's pie, reprimanded Emma. Emma was surprised to realize that she was in love with Knightley in the process of reflection.

BBC was adapted from Ford Madox Ford's novel of the same name in 2012. Christopher, the protagonist played by Curly Fu, believes in the traditional gentleman of the knighthood and is conservative and upright. Sylvia, on the other hand, is a socialite with numerous lovers. The love-obsessed Christopher gradually fell into pain after marrying Sylvia. In an accident, Christopher met Valentine, a modern woman, and the two adored each other but could not be together because of etiquette. At this time, World War I broke out.

the story begins when the scriptwriter Peter Moffat's father talks to his son about his past years after being diagnosed with cancer. After learning about many unheard-of events, he feels that today's television focuses too much on the upper class and neglects ordinary people. So he wrote this story to show the great changes of an ordinary village in England over the past hundred years.

the reason why the remade classic of BBC is a classic is that it does not copy the original work completely, but tells the story again in the language of the camera. For example, a series of martial arts films adapted from Jin Yong's novels in Hong Kong in the 1990s may not copy the plot of the novel, but they use the film lens to give the audience the best picture.