"Gone with the Wind" is a classic work by Margaret Mitchell. The story is set against the backdrop of the American Civil War and tells the life experience of Scarlett O'Hara, the daughter of a southern plantation owner. She is beautiful, willful, brave and selfish. Under the baptism of war, she gradually grew from a spoiled lady into a strong woman. In order to protect her family's land and loved ones, she spared no effort. The book delicately depicts the style of southern society, including scenes such as dances and plantation life. At the same time, the complex and passionate love between Scarlett and Rhett Butler is also heartbreaking. Against the backdrop of war and social change, they constantly misunderstand and are constantly attracted to each other. This book not only shows the complexity of love, but also reflects the huge impact of war on people and society.