Jane Hawking is a name known for her identity as a British writer and educator, but she stands out for her personal memoir writing that has a great impact. Her long-term marriage with the famous theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking deeply shaped both her own life journey and the works she wrote. Jane Hawking sincerely described her relationship with Stephen Hawking and her experiences during this period in her autobiography "Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen". The book has attracted great attention not only as the memoirs of a scientist's wife, but also as a document of the humanitarian struggle under difficult conditions. The fact that it sincerely reflects the years spent with a genius struggling with ALS disease, in both its loving and exhausting dimensions, reveals the power and originality of the work. This book was brought to the big screen in 2014 under the direction of James Marsh. The Theory of Everything, starring Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones, received great acclaim in the international arena and attracted attention in academic circles. The basis of the film is directly based on Jane Hawking's narrative, which brings her writing legacy together with the history of cinema. Jane Hawking, who married Jonathan Jones after nearly thirty years of marriage, has never put her identity as an educator in the background; Writing and teaching have always been two complementary areas for him.