Group 1 - The British Library is set to publish a replica of "Pride and Prejudice" on September 16, 2023, maintaining the original three-volume format from 1813, including printing errors [1] - The new edition will feature a preface by the library's director, Lesley Ruthven, discussing the novel's publishing history and its impact on readers [1] - A special exhibition of Jane Austen's collection will be held from November 2025 to March 2026, showcasing some of her published works and original letters [1] Group 2 - The recent trend of adaptations of Austen's works, such as the one-person play "Clementine" and the drama "Plied And Prejudice," targets Gen Z audiences, although there is a divide among viewers regarding these adaptations [2] - Criticism arose from fans regarding Netflix's adaptation of "Persuasion," which featured modern dialogue and casting choices that did not align with the original 19th-century context [2] - Despite controversies, there is a belief that Gen Z is interested in Austen's original works, as they find commonalities with the past [3]