1. In the north of England, there is an almost isolated lighthouse. Master Earnshaw adopted an abandoned child named Heathcliff and let him live with his children Hindley and Catherine. Heathcliff and Catherine live together day and night and love each other, but Hindley hates him very much. After the death of Old Earnshaw, Gendre not only prohibited Heathcliff from contacting Catherine, but also abused and insulted him in various ways, which aggravated Heathcliff's resentment against Gendre and deepened his love for Catherine.

2. One day, Heathcliff and Catherine went out secretly and got to know Edgar Linton, the small owner of nearby Thrushcross Grange. The gentle rich boy admired Catherine's beauty and proposed to her. Naive Catherine agreed to marry Linton. Heathcliff learned the news of Catherine's marriage and left in great pain.

In a few years, Heathcliff will take revenge on Hindley and Linton when he comes home in rags. Hindley was a dissolute guy who drank, gambled and squandered his property until he was down and out. Even the rest of the family's property was mortgaged to Heathcliff and became his slave. Heathcliff often goes to Thrushcross Grange. Linton's sister Isabel Linton falls in love with him and finally elopes with him. But Heathcliff imprisoned her at Wuthering Heights and tortured her to vent his strong resentment.

After Catherine married Linton, Kay and Lin lived happily because of Linton's accommodation, although their ideas were very different. Heathcliff's glorious return awakened her once pursuit of wild love. Excited, she fell ill and died soon, leaving a premature baby girl, Cathy.

Isabella took advantage of the chaos to escape to the suburbs of London, and soon gave birth to a boy named LintonHeathcliff. Hindley died of alcoholism less than half a year after Catherine's death, and his son Hareton fell into Heathcliff's palm, and Heathcliff took further revenge on the child. 12 years later, Isabella died, and Heathcliff took back his son, but he was very disgusted with his weakness and femininity.

Heathcliff took advantage of Linton's critical illness to take Katie away and forced her to marry her son. A few days later, Linton died and Heathcliff became the owner of Thrushcross Grange again. Little Heathcliff died quietly soon after his marriage.

At this time, Hareton was 23 years old. Although he was deprived of the right to education and lacked human warmth, he was sincere, loyal and personable. Katie fell in love with him. Heathcliff was very angry and determined to break up the lovers. However, when he looked at them carefully again, the scene of Catherine falling in love with him came back to his mind. At this moment, the hatred in his heart faded and love revived. He can't bear to take revenge. He's going to find Katherine. On a snowy night, he called Catherine's name and passed away.