爱情小说《傲慢与偏见》英语读后感(经典20篇)

这本《吃狼奶的羊》是由“动物小说大王”沈石溪先生所著，记述了一只吃狼奶的英雄羊“流火云”的传奇故事。

一只吃狼奶长大的羊，身体中有一半是羊的基因，有一半是狼的基因，血管里流的是羊血，却从小受狼文化熏陶，精神世界有狼的影子，既有羊的温婉品性，又有狼的强悍气质，是只英雄羊。

英雄羊纯洁善良，向往和平，不屈淫威，追求公平。它以自己的善良正直赢得了尊重、信赖和友谊，但也受到强敌的迫害，同伴的误解和嫉恨。

最终英雄羊流火云虽然以悲剧的方式结束了生命，但它追求正义与公平的精神却犹如生命中的一束礼花，划破了寂静的夜空，闪耀着璀璨的光华，让芸芸众生看到新的希望。

读完这本书，不禁让人感到淡淡的悲伤，悲伤流火云为了羊群，被狼杀害，悲伤狼王之妻乌云飞为了流火云能够逃脱狼群而被众狼所食。也会感到可恨，可恨头羊麻花角为了不失去王位和母羊，竟把流火云推下山崖。更会让人感动，感动流火云为了羊群不惜一切引开恶狼。

在这本书中，还有很多关于动物界的知识。比如，狼在捕获大型猎物后，会将肉拼命塞满肚子，带回狼窝后，再把肉块吐出来，与家人一起享用，这的确是一个安全实用的好办法。

《吃狼奶的羊》真是一本好书，值得大家一读。

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平凡，这个词十分抽象，它是生活中不可缺少的一部分，对于这浩瀚无穷的世界,我们类是多么的微不足道。无论是悲与欢、穷与富、强与弱,对于这历史的长河不过是些平凡的小事罢了。我素来对平凡都是这样认为的。可读了《平凡的世界》后我改变了这样的看法。

小说以陕北黄土高原双水村孙、田、金三家的命运为中心，反映了从“”后期到改革初期广阔的社会原貌。

合上书轻轻思考，自己在学习和生活中的不顺心，又算得了什么呢?

孙少平在变革的时代中经受着各种社会冲突对自己内心世界的反复冲突，而且通过每一次冲击迫使他进行着不断的思考。人在平凡的世界中的生活是扎实，真正的读书人在平凡的世界中的生活应是定目标、正确方法加上持之以恒的努力，这些才是我认为的平凡的世界里平凡人真正实践经历的社会生活。

美国石油大王洛克菲勒曾说过：“在这个世界上，永远没有穷富世袭之说，也永远没有成败之说，有的只是找奋斗找成功的真理。我坚信，我们的命运由我们的行为决定，而并非完全由我们的出生决定。”

记得原来，我还不是很喜欢阅读，当我花时间、花精力去读的时候，我才发现，我喜欢阅读，读了平凡的世界，我被那个热爱读书的孙少平震撼了。于是，每次下课，班里又多了一个读书的，她同别人一样，在那里静静地读着...

当我翻开第一页的时候，就被一个雨雪描写的场面吸引了：“...细蒙蒙的雨丝夹着一星半点雪花，正纷纷玲玲的飘洒着...”可能这本书给我的第一个感受就是过度而非常自然的由春天到夏天，夏天到秋天...相同季节不同的手法描写，让我大览宏图。

好在，生活中没有永恒的痛苦，但也没有永远的幸福。生活就像双水村的流水一样不紧不慢的哗啦啦的流，失落顺水流走了，幸福也随波飘远了。闭上眼，就似乎能看到那一年一度的热闹如春节的打枣节。那红火劲竟压过中秋端午。那一天里，所有双水村的人们似乎忘掉了一年的烦恼和忧虑。人们在山林间随意吼着两声信天游，打下一粒粒肉厚核小的大枣子，笑着唱着闹着。这时的双水村，似乎连空气都弥漫着甜甜的枣香，还弥漫着幸福的味道。

爱情有时候是一个很沉重的话题，当我们用审慎的目光去剖析它时，它完全丧失了恋爱时的灵动。

爱情从来都是自私的，再大度的人都可能因为爱情而斤斤计较;爱情有时还是盲目的，再理智的人都可能因为爱情而迷失心智;爱情有时候甚至是罪恶的源头……其实，爱情本身并不赋有这么多“性格”，是不同的人赋于了爱情不同的生命。而石神的孤僻性格，导致他容易走极端，最终走向自我与集体毁灭。

当一切罪恶的根源追溯到爱情时，人们往往不能完全用理智去思考问题的本身，会忽略很多问题的本真。当大家都围绕着所谓最纯洁的爱情与高水平斗智时，可能思想仅仅停留在作者虚构的故事情节中……本书作者揭示出来的社会现象到底是什么?当你带着这个疑问去看这本书时，也许会有不同的收获。

之前看说过，很多作品除了本身的故事情节外，还可能包含有更深层次的思想。那么，东野的《嫌疑人的X身份》到底想揭示什么，或者也可以设问为本书在作者无意识状态下揭示了什么?

在我读本书的第一天我就妄下结论的说：“我觉得其揭露的人性弱点在于：人们总是因为恶人作恶而感到厌恶，漠视其受到的伤害甚至失去生命的事实;人们总是因为弱者受到欺凌而产生同情心，淡化其伤害施害者甚至剥夺他人生命的事实。”

直到今夜看完全本，我发现之前的感悟竟然如此贴切。不过，仍然少了些许精髓。

大家不用翻书，试着回忆一下本书第一章的情节，也许你会发现一开始我们就掉入了作者设定的人物形象设计中。当读完全本后，静下心来想一想，作者刻画的坏人富坚并不是最恶毒的人，充其量也只是个无赖。相反，作者刻画出来的好人石神却恰恰是最恶毒的人。

小时候，每天幼儿园放学，我总是第一个抓起书包，迫不及待地奔出校园。到家之后，把书包往沙发上一扔，就打开电视，嘴里还念叨着：“完蛋了完蛋了，今天太迟了!《西游记》要开始了!”当打开电视，听到那一句熟悉的“猴哥，猴哥，你真了不得”后，我才松了一口气：“还好还好，今天总算没有迟到!”

很小的时候我就很喜欢西游记。书架上那本厚厚的《西游记》，已经被我翻了不下三遍了。《西游记》塑造了四个鲜明的人物形象：唐僧——诚心向佛、顽固执着，孙悟空——正义大胆、本领高超是妖怪们的克星，猪八戒——贪财好色，但又不缺乏善心，沙僧——心地善良、安于天命。这四个人物形象各有特点，性格各不相同，恰好形成了鲜明的对比，这使我不得不佩服作者写作技艺的高超，也许作者善于刻画人物形象便是他的精妙之处。我喜欢总冤枉人但一心向善的唐三藏，我喜欢愣头愣脑整天憨憨的猪八戒，我还喜欢一心护师任劳任怨的沙和尚。不过我最喜欢的，还是保护师傅斩妖除魔的孙行者。

“俺老孙来也，快还我师傅来!”这句话在书中出现的次数最多，几乎成了孙悟空的口头禅。孙悟空是唐僧的大徒弟，他长着毛脸雷公嘴的相貌，长着一双能识破妖魔诡计的火眼金睛，有着七十二般变化。而最厉害的，还是他使的一根如意金箍棒。孙悟空刚开始十分顽劣，但经过十四年的的磨难，最终修成正果，成为“斗战胜佛”。孙悟空不仅有着通天的本领，还有着一颗忠义的心——在十万八千里的取经路上，每次师傅被妖魔抓去，他总是第一个冲到妖怪洞口，拼死营救唐僧。虽然中间会有些挫折，但经过不懈努力，还是每战必胜!最经典的是那次“三打白骨精”，他不顾被师傅抛弃，还时刻保护着师傅，这等忠义，天地可鉴啊!

这本书在思想上的成就十分巨大，难怪鲁迅先生这样评价它：“虽述变换恍惚之事，亦每杂解颐之言，使神魔皆有人情，精魅亦通事故，而玩世不恭之意寓焉。”关于它在艺术方面的成就，那就更不用说了：每一段故事都层次分明，书中语言通俗易懂，人物刻画得栩栩如生，细节描写生动传神，场面描写让人感觉身临其境，故事情节紧张激烈，很能吸引读者。330多万字的名著，不到十天的时间，我就看完了。难怪《西游记》能跻身于中国四大名著之列。

我喜欢孙悟空，我喜欢《西游记》。《西游记》教给了我许多，它让我明白，就像唐僧师徒前往西天取经，任何事，不论有多么困难，只要一心向前、坚持不懈，就一定能够成功;它让我明白，就像唐僧师徒，在人世间，只要一心向善，就必定会有好报。

在我家书架上琳琅满目的神话故事书中，那本快被我翻烂了的《西游记》静静地站着。我时常望着它，偶尔拿下来翻几页，沉浸在这故事的神奇中，感受着它带给我的无尽的欢乐，汲取着孙行者带给我的坚持的力量。

"Father and son" is a humorous cartoon. I have read the book three times.

When I first read the book, my mother heard the laughter coming from the study room. Indeed, the book is very interesting, and father and son often make jokes. For example, "sunset map": his father is a bald. One day, father read a newspaper on the sofa. The son called his companion, and showed him half the bald head of his sofa as a sunset, drawing on the sofa, and adding a picture frame. The father suddenly turned, and the setting sun had eyebrows, eyes, whiskers, ears. Father humor, simple, kind and playful, son smart, naive, cute and naughty, these two characters are very popular with everyone.

The second time I read this book, I felt the deep affection between father and son. One of the comic stories goes like this: the father and his son go to the seaside for a holiday. The son found a lot of pebbles on the beach and threw stones into the sea until he could not find any stones. Father saw, in the evening, pushing the car, over and over to the seaside to transport stones. The second day, the son found a pile of stones piled on the beach, very happy. My father was pleased to see it. I carefully observed fifth cartoons, found his father for his son to transport a pebble, sweat a lot. My father did everything for his son, and his son loved his father. He also made me cry.

When I read the book third times, I went abroad to combine the preface to know that E O Plauen created the father and son in the dark age when the Nazi fascist ruled germany. This warm, touching the cartoons was in the years of turmoil of creation, he is really a positive and optimistic person, is a person who is very loving son. He is a good painter concerned. He did not like some people in order to save life and property and surrender to the Nazis, he boldly created anti Nazi cartoons. But such a master of humour was mercilessly killed by the evil fascist. I think, while we praise the father and the son, we should praise their Creator, egypt. Austria. Rauen.

I read three times "father and son", and every time there was a new discovery. I hope I read every good book.

[父与子的读后感英语

从我读完《三国演义》后，不禁感叹中国文学艺术的渊源及丰富、生动的魅力色彩!

《三国演义》主要讲了五个时段：黄巾起义、董卓掌权、群雄争割、三分天下、三国归晋。

黄巾起义始于巨鹿人张角，因为看不惯朝政__，因此发动黄巾起义。而刘、关、张就此桃园结义，为朝廷效力。不久就灭了黄巾军。刘备的力量也一天天强起来。

皇后的哥哥何进因为误信他人召了早有造反意思的董卓进京。结果何进被十常侍杀后，董卓就掌权了。曹操曾想杀害董卓，但不成功。董卓为拉拢人心，封袁绍为勃海太守，出让了赤兔马给吕布。逼得诸侯联军抗董，虽然败军了，但最后也给吕布所杀。

刘黄叔三顾茅庐后，请出“卧龙”诸葛亮。诸葛亮提出了联吴抗曹等计划，使刘备的大业扎下了结实的基础。经过官渡之战、赤壁之战，曹操灭了袁绍、吕布，吴、蜀也打退了曹操。

曹操、刘备、孙权各据一方，曹操占据强大的北方，刘备占据西蜀、荆州等，孙权占据江东。从而崛起吴、魏、蜀，三分天下。

最后，曹操、刘备、孙权、诸葛亮等逐渐去世。蜀、吴都归降魏主司马炎，三国一统归西晋。

这本书刻画了许多栩栩如生的人物：神机妙算的诸葛亮，威风凛凛的关羽，冲动鲁莽的张飞，昏庸无能的刘禅，谨慎多疑的曹操……

其中我最喜欢神机妙算的诸葛亮!因为他上知天文，下知地理，为刘备出谋划策，建功立业，使他独据一方，不愧为“卧龙”。可惜与诸葛亮平等的的“凤雏”庞统不幸遇难落凤坡。

《三国演义》一书还教会了我许多做人的道理，使我受益匪浅：在刘备起兵七十万水陆并进攻吴为关羽报仇时，张飞冲动鞭打两个部将，在晚上两个怀恨在心的部将因一怒之下杀死了酒醉未醒的张飞，一代虎将死于非命。也告诫了我不要鲁莽行事，意气用事，否则后果不堪设想。这部书的人物形象性格显露无遗、活灵活现，也说明了我们每一个人的性格好坏都不能隐埋，所以我们要改掉缺点，每件事做的更好!

作为19世纪欧洲短篇小说巨匠，欧亨利为我们带来了脍炙人口的作品，同样也意蕴深厚。他的作品最大的亮点就在于“欧亨利式”结尾——出人意料。这种结尾使文章嘎然而止，但又回味无穷，意味深长。

《20年之后》是全书情节最为断崖的一篇故事，讲述了一位警官和一位男子的聊天儿。当天晚上男子在等他的弟弟，这是他们20年后所约定的。警察跟男子一阵寒暄后，警察离开了。不一会，男子的“弟弟”到了。男子和“弟弟”走到一片灯光下时，“弟弟”称男子已被捕。“弟弟”递给了男子一张纸条，上面大概写着那位警察才是你的“弟弟”，男子是通缉犯，他不方便动手，于是离开了。

如果你匆匆翻过这几页，或许会认为警察（男子的弟弟），是公平公正，高度廉洁，可是当你又回过头来看看当时美国的历史背景，你会发现，虽说赴约的男子是一名通缉犯，但他毕竟在美国败坏的社会风气里挣扎过，而且他可以冒着生命危险来赶赴一个20年的约定，因此它是一个“高度社会文明”的牺牲品。

而他的弟弟-——警察，象征者被“高度社会文明”所扭曲的灵魂，它充分体现了这种社会文明下，一个麻木，冷酷的人性，机械化的性格，发现了哥哥是通缉犯，他走时面色镇定，还哼着口哨，体现了人性的冷酷和无情。

这正是欧亨利式写作风格，一个令人意想不到的结尾，又是一个经纶万物的世间真理，虽然小说的情节朴素，但主旨却高尚。欧亨利的每一个故事都内涵丰富，反映了社会外向，有高尚的，有腐朽的。

The success of Milton’s Paradise Lost owes much to the depiction of the main epicimage of Satan whose attributes enable him to achieve tragic status. Although Satan may be an epic machine, he is best portrayed as the tragic anti-hero of paradise Lost. The critics in the world have been concerning the image of Satan in Paradise Lost, whose complexity makes the poem more controversial.The reason why the image under Milton’s pen is so complex is that the Satan attracts the poet’s inner force, which drives him to change the people’s traditional ideas and cause resonance of all the revolutionaries.

Satan in the Bible is an image of devil. But in Paradise Lost, Satan challenges the authority of God and want to be free, he is a fighter for freedom. The poet portrayed Satan as a brave hero that went to get rid of god’s domination. In Paradise Lost, the Satan was the most successful image the author shaped.The allure of free will is where the attractiveness and power of Satan"s character lies. Stanley Fish in his essay, ‘The Harassed Reader in Paradise Lost, argues that Satan possesses a form of heroism which is easy to admire because it is visible and flamboyant and that, on that basis, Satan’s attractiveness is only initial. Milton was, undoubtedly, conscious that he was in danger of portraying Satan as too much of a heroic figure and made efforts to be little him through the use of unflattering imagery, and by highlighting his less complimentary characteristics.

Nonetheless, our emotions are still fired. Our first encounter with Satan and his rebel hosts occurs in Book I, when they are recovering from the shock of having been expelled from heaven by the Son after three days of fighting the angels of God. Despite the defeat he has suffered, Satan gains our admiration by displaying resilience in quickly coming to terms with the change in his circumstances, in remustering his forces and organizing the building of his palace, Pandemonium. At the same time he demonstrates his determination not to be defeated and shows true qualities of leadership, persuasively arguing that there is still hope for battle and victory. Satan is convincing in his first speech to Beelzebub, his chief partner in crime, as he declares: What though the field be lost? All is not lost; the unconquerable will, And study of revenge, immortal hate, And courage never to submit or yield: And what is else not to be overcome? That glory never shall his wrath or might Extort from me. Although Satan may be an epic machine, he is best portrayed as the tragic anti-hero of Paradise Lost or, at the very least, a main character who possesses the stature and attributes which enable him to achieve tragic status. In the Greek tradition, the essential components of tragedy are admiration, fear and pity for the ‘hero’， who has to display a tragic weakness or flaw in his character, which will lead to his downfall. It might be argued that the flaws in Satan’s character are such that we should feel no admiration, fear or pity for him, yet he can be seen to inspire these emotions. Satan’s tragic flaws are pointed out in Book I. They are envy, pride, and ambition towards self-glorification. Satan’s pride, in particular, is stressed throughout Paradise Lost.

The poet condemned God through Satan’s words. On the surface, God had given human free will; in fact, he had suppressed the true freedom.Obviously, the poet"s criticism and condemnation of God were out from the social reality of United Kingdom. The tyrant was the embodiment of Stuart. Milton laid his own political tendencies in the great Satan. He portrayed Satan"s resistance as the justice resistance to authoritarian rule and a bold challenge to the violent regime.

阳春三月，于报纸的某个角落得知《摆渡人》这本书，前往书店匆匆买来，翻开那一刻，感觉有点独特，有点悬疑，有点浪漫，随着情节的展开，平静的心开始经历了害怕，紧张，缠绵，坚定。

书中讲述的是一个父母离异性格内向的小女孩迪伦独自一人坐火车去见自己的父亲，火车在通过一个隧道时失事，迪伦醒来时以为自己是这场事故的唯一幸存者，其实她是唯一的遇难者。走出隧道口和小男孩相遇的是迪伦的灵魂，小男崔斯坦就是她灵魂的摆渡者，将刚刚去世迪伦的灵魂从荒原摆渡到另一个世界。在跨越荒原的日子里，崔斯坦一直保护迪伦，两人相依为命，产生了爱情。当迪伦跨越荒原成功摆渡到另一个世界时，因留恋小崔斯坦而找到了回到荒原的办法，二人一起从荒原逆行回到了人间，达到了圆满，结局让读者回味无穷。

没读这本书之前，我常常想，是不是每个人的存在都是因为我们被需要着?正如书中写道“如果我真的存在，也是因为你需要我。”迪伦走出火车残骸第一眼见到的是她灵魂摆渡人——崔斯坦。他自然而然地带领着她，保护着她，穿越茫茫荒原，战胜了狡黠的恶魔，护送她的灵魂到达应该去的地方。不同于以往任何一个被摆渡的灵魂，在知道自己已经死亡的事实后，迪伦没有颓废和消沉，而是淡定地接受了死亡的事实。崔斯坦用不变的承诺，勇往直前的行动，摆渡了迪伦的灵魂，陪她抵达幸福的彼岸。她在崔斯坦的引领下，与如影随形的恶魔们勇敢抗争，从最开始的依靠，信赖，慢慢变成了纯洁的爱恋。正如封页所设计的一样，在乌烟瘴气的荒原，有一束光在那里熠熠生辉，那一束光预示着的应该是一种顺理成章的完美爱恋。

我们不知道人死后是什么样子的，难道真的有灵魂这一说吗?记得有位专家说过：“这世界有太多永远解不开的秘密。比如，人死了到底有没有灵魂，到底有没有另一个世界的存在，这没有人能亲自实践过后再回头告诉世人答案。”我一直有像那位老者一样对死亡保持好奇心，亦或相信还有另一个世界的存在。灵魂到哪里去了呢?作者克莱儿·麦克福尔想象出了这样一个虚幻的空间，制造了路上的艰难。人死后，在你灵魂和肉体脱离的那一刻，在人间的边缘你的摆渡人会在那里等着你，带你走向安全屋，走过荒原，穿越黑海，战胜恶魔鬼怪，到达另一个你想去的世界。百折屈挠的经历以及另一个世界安逸生活告诉读者：其实，死亡并不可怕，人死了会有灵魂摆渡者的引领和保护，只是离开了一个现实宇宙能看见的世界到达另一个世界而已。

如果命运是一条孤独的河流，谁会是你灵魂的摆渡人?在荒原，崔斯坦是迪伦的摆渡人，他引领着迪伦经历了最初知道自己死亡时的疑惑不安，到接受现实，适应现实，他完成了他摆渡灵魂的“工作”;遇到了迪伦后，崔斯坦开始重新审视自己的这份“工作”，从最初的投入到逐渐的冷漠，到刻意的回避情感，再由顽强的迪伦用爱来点燃他逐渐坚硬的心房，摆渡人温婉而自然地进行了转换，迪伦此时又成为了崔斯坦的摆渡人，她伸出手指，“扣”起他的手，开始坚定不移的指引崔斯坦来尝试着进入到她的世界，回归人间。这足以告诉我们，每个人都是自己心灵的摆渡人，都有自己心像所投射出来的荒原，或风景清丽，或障烟重重，有悬崖峭壁的起伏，有深不可测的黑水。正如现实生活中，善恶都由自己摆渡，你选择做什么性质的人，行动和意念的支配都由你。消极的情绪，萎靡的状态，自私，凶恶，冲动，没自信等等负面的标签你可以往身上贴，最后形成一个糟糕的人这也是你自己造成的。我们有权摆渡自己的心灵，完美自信，积极向上，友善，宽容，慈爱。其实做到这些并不难，关键看你对生活的态度，你想要将自己的心灵摆渡到哪个河岸，你执念于什么，你将得到什么。

“如果我真的存在，也是因为你需要我!”轻轻合上这本书，忍不住眼角湿润，很久很久都没有被自己所感动了。原来，读懂了《摆渡人》我们也就读懂了自己。我们所信奉的，所心仪的，所选择的，就是需要我们自己不论任何艰难险阻，都要去实现的，因为，我们自己就是我们的摆渡人!只有心怀希望，努力生活，才会面朝阳光!

我现在看到乔伯年出现的那里了，看到这里，感觉在这片黄土高原上出现了一丝希望了，比起前面大家在对本村与外村的人进行的政治教育，有很大的不同了。

看到在孙少安遇到自己与润叶的爱情不能如意的时候，虽然是因为家庭背景的问题，他也没放弃自己，还是在外乡找到了一个爱自己的人，他是多么的平凡，而这样的平凡是很可贵的，还有在他向大家提出要改革他们村的生产方式的时候，是对当前的形势了解的很彻底，看的很远，这是他与别人很不相同的地方，也是这个人物的特色。他在那么小的时候就开始出去做事了，还处处为家里人着想啊，在那个时代的小孩子必须要承受的，就像少平读完高中之后，就只有回家务农，不过不久就去村里教书了。虽然这些在那个年代是很普通的，但是作者在他们之中通过这两个人物的描写，将人们那可贵的平凡很好的描写出来了。

在他哥哥与润叶没有结果之后，少平还是鼓起勇气与田晓霞好好交往，虽然只是很普通的友情，但是他也没有顾及那些，这就体现了他的与众不同。还有在他在之前喜欢的那个郝红梅，虽然之前她为了追求本版那个有地位的男生，对少平做了很多很过分的事，但是在她遇到偷东西被抓到之后，少平还是没有计较以前的事，将她救出来了，他是多么的大度与宽容，还有他对自己所在的那个时代会发生这些事已经不会感到吃惊了，但是他自己却没有被改变，还是保持自己的本色。

在这一段时间发生的还有一件重要的事，就是润叶与李向前结婚，不喜欢但是还是为了她的二爸的仕途，但是因为润叶还是没将少安放下，自己就离开家，自己一个人到外地去工作，期间过的很辛苦，但是在她身上有不想就此放弃自己，让自己随波逐流，这是对自己的爱护与保护。

还有关于田福堂是一些“伟大事迹”，在他们村发生旱灾，而且到了很严重的时候，他为了加强自己的威信，自己组织本村的人去偷挖河坎，结果发生了人命案，还有为了“学大寨”，他好大喜功，炸山修田，叫人搬家又弄的天怒人怨，这些事将他彻底的打垮了，身体也变得比以前差了好多，这个就是现在很多走上仕途的人的原型，体现了他的好大喜功与没有远见，考虑事情不够周密。

Thoughts or reflections on reading Wuthering Heights

The book was written by Emily Bronte, it published in 1847.But at that time, it seemed to hold little promise, selling very poorly and receiving only a few mixed reviews. I found this in our school library, I chose this book because the title attracted me. The book is structured around two parallel love stories, the first half of the novel centering on the love between Catherine and Heathcliff, while the less dramatic second half features the developing love between young Catherine and Hareton. In contrast to the first, the latter tale ends happily, restoring peace and order to Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange. In the story, the two houses, Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange, represent opposing worlds and values.

I spent twenty days reading this book. After reading this book, I felt for Heathcliff at first. Heathcliff begins his life as a homeless orphan on the streets of Liverpool, and then he tyrannized by Hindley Earnshaw. But he becomes a villain when he acquires power and returns to Wuthering Heights with money and the trappings of a gentleman. His malevolence proves so great and long—lasting. As he himself points out, his abuse of Isabella—his wife is purely sadistic, as he amuses himself by seeing how much abuse she can take and still come cringing back for more.

Catherine represents wild nature, in both her high, lively spirits and her occasional cruelty. She loves Heathcliff so intensely that she claims they are the same person. However, her actions are driven in part by her social ambitions, which initially are awakened during her first stay at the Lintons, and which eventually compel her to marry Edgar. Catherine is free—spirited, beautiful, spoiled, and often arrogant, she is given to fits of temper, and she is torn between her both of the men who love her. The location of her coffin symbolizes the conflict that tears apart her short life. She is buried in a corner of the Kirkyard. In contrast to Catherine, Isabella Linton—Catherine’s sister—in—law represents culture and civilization, both in her refinement and in her weakness. Ultimately, she ruins her life by falling in love with Heathcliff. He never returns her feelings and treats her as a meretool in his quest for revenge on the Linton family.

Just as Isabella Linton serves as Catherine’s foil, Edgar Linton serves as Heathcliff’s. Edgar grows into a tender, constant, but cowardly man. He is almost the ideal gentleman. However, this full assortment of gentlemanly characteristics, along with his civilized virtues, proves useless in Edgar’s clashes with his foil. He sees his wife obviously in love with another man but unable to do anything to rectify the situation. Heathcliff, who gains power over his wife, sister , and daughter.

The whole story make people’s mood heavy. Fortunately, the end is happy.

The author Emily Bronte lived an eccentric, closely guarded life. She was born in 1818, two years after Charlotte—the author of Jane Eyre and a year and a half before her sister Anne, who also became an author. Her father worked as a church rector, and her aunt, who raised the Bronte children after their mother died, was deeply religious. Emily Bronte did not take to her aunt’s Christian fervor, the character of Joseph, a caricature of an evangelical, may have been inspired by her aunt’s religiosity. The Brontes lived in Haworth, a Yorkshire village in the midst of the moors. These wild, desolate expanses—later the setting of Wuthering Heights—made up the Brontes daily environment, and Emily lived among them her entire life. She died in 1848, at the age of thirty.

I like this book because it rest on the unforgettable characters. Wuthering Heights is based partly on the Gothic tradition, a style of literature that featured supernatural encounters, crumbling ruins, moonless nights, and grotesque imagery, seeking to create effects of mystery and fear. I would like to recommend this book to other readers.

My Feelings after reading Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a well-written tragedy of love. After reading the whole story, I would like to talk about the main characters of the story—Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff. Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff love each other very much, but they do not have the right attitude towards love, which leads to the tragedy.

In Catherine’s life, she made a very foolish decision---marrying to Edgar. In fact, her love for Edgar can never be compared to that for Heathcliff. She did so, because she thought the wealth of Edgar would be useful to Heathcliff. But in reality, it did not work. She did not have a good understanding of love, which is something pure and saint. If anyone add any purpose into love, love itself lost its meaning. Catherine’s wrong decision hurt two people who love her, and even destroyed the happiness of their offspring.

Heathcliff is a man full of retaliation. He loved Catherine very much, but what he did, on the contrary, added to the misery of Catherine. In my opinion, if he really loved Catherine, he should not walk into Catherine’s life again after his disappearance. Further more, after the death of Catherine, what Heathcliff did brought agony to Catherine’s daughter, as well as his own son.

After reading, I have a better understanding of love. If you love really someone, his or her happiness is the thing that most matters.

《呼啸山庄》读后感

《呼啸山庄》是一部写得很好的爱情悲剧。读完整个故事,我想谈谈故事的主人公——凯瑟琳和希斯克利夫。凯瑟琳和希斯克利夫非常相爱,但他们没有采取正确的态度对待爱情,从而导致悲剧。

在凯瑟琳的生命中,她作了一个非常愚蠢的决定——和埃德加结婚。事实上,她给埃德加的爱永远不可能与给希斯克利夫的相比。她这样做,是因为她认为埃德加的财富会对希斯克利夫有用。但实际上,它没有用。她不懂得爱情,爱情是圣洁的。如果有人给爱情添加任何目的,爱情本身就失去了意义。凯瑟琳的错误决定伤害了两个爱她的人,甚至破坏了他们的后代的幸福。

希斯克利夫是一个充满复仇心的男人。他非常爱凯瑟琳,但他的所作所为恰恰相反地增加了凯瑟琳的痛苦。在我看来,如果他真的爱凯瑟琳,他不应该在他消失之后再次走进凯瑟琳的生活。此外,凯瑟琳死后,希斯克利夫给凯瑟琳的女儿以及他自己的儿子带来了极度的痛苦,。

读后,我对爱有了一个更好的理解。如果你真的爱某人,他或她的幸福绝对经得住所有困难的考验。

爷爷给我买了一本《成语故事》书，才看了几页，我就被它精彩的内容深深吸引了。

成语是中华人民特有的语言表达方式，成语故事以通俗易懂的小故事说明了许多做人做事的道理，体现了古人的聪明才智。

《成语故事》这本书主要分为历史成语故事、神话成语故事和寓言成语故事三类。如：《破釜沉舟》、《画龙点睛》、《守株待兔》。其中我非常喜欢《守株待兔》这个成语故事。它讲的是古时候，有个农民因为天气太热，干完了农活在大树下休息。突然一只兔子从远处奔过来，一头撞死在树干上。农夫见到，高兴地把兔子拎回家，美美吃了一顿。从此，他再也不干农活，天天坐在树下等兔子，结果不但没等到兔子，庄稼却死光了。

从这个成语故事中，我懂得了学习和做事都要脚踏实地，不能总守着以前的一点点经验，世上没有不劳而获的事，只有通不断的努力才能有所收获。

《成语故事》这本书不仅让我开阔了视野，增加了不少历史知识，更让我懂得了许多道理，从中得到启示。

《绿野仙踪》这本书，让你有何收获呢？下面一起去阅读小编整理的绿野仙踪英语读后感吧，欢迎借鉴！

After reading this wonderful story, I can feel love, brave, deep friendship and some other good spirits in the people.

Scarecrow wanted some brains, but on the way to emerald city, he came up with a way across the river. Timid lions want to be brave, but when they meet the river, he jumps over it with other friends. The tin man wants a heart, he says he can t love, but he doesn t want to hurt any animals.

In fact, they all have the things they want: the Scarecrow is clever, the Cowardly Lion is brave and the Tin Man is kind-hearted.

This book tells us a story of how a little girl Dorothy goes back to her hometown when she is in another strange city. Dorothy is a little girl who lived with her aunt and uncle in Kansas. The weather there is very bad, sometimes there was a cyclone. When a cyclone came, people stayed under their houses. But one day a cyclone blows Dorothy’s house, with Dorothy and her dog Toto in it, to a country called Oz. In that city there are four witches and a very famous wizard—the Wizard of Oz. And Dorothy’s house just fell on the bad Witch of the East and killed her, so the people there were very happy. Dorothy took the witch’s red shoes and wore them. She wanted to go home to Kansas but she doesn’t know how to get there. So the Witch of North told her to go to the Emerald City to find the Wizard of Oz to help her. Then Dorothy met the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion, but they need help too. The Scarecrow wanted some brains, the Tin Man wanted a heard, and the Cowardly Lion wanted to be brave. So they all take the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. On the way to the Emerald City they met some difficulties, but they solved them successfully. After they met the Wizard of Oz, the wizard gave them another challenge—to kill the bad Witch of the West and they accept. During the way to the Witch of the West’s house, they were caught by the witch and Dorothy was requested to work for her. One day, when the witch tried to catch Dorothy’s red shoes, Dorothy threw some water on the witch by accident and the Witch of the West disappeared. Only water can kill her. So Dorothy went back to the Emerald City with her friends but they found the Wizard of Oz is not a real wizard, he is also a man came from Kansas, and he is just a conjurer. He wanted to go back to Kansas too. So he made a big balloon and prepared to go. But when the balloon is going to raise, Dorothy’s dog Toto jumped away to run after a cat, so Dorothy had to get Toto back and they were left in Oz. Then Dorothy and Toto went and find the Witch of the South and the witch told them they can just use the red shoes on Dorothy’s feet, they’re a pair of magic shoes, they could take anybody go back to their home as soon as she said‘East, west—home is the best!’After Dorothy said goodbye to her friends, she went back to her new home with her dog. It’s really a wonderful risk.

Yes, no matter where we are, home is always the best place for us to rest or study. There are our parents here; there are also our favorite things here. At home, we feel safe, we feel comfortable, and we can relax ourselves.

From this story, we can see Dorothy is a brave and kind-hearted girl. She killed the two bad witches in Oz; she helped the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion to go to the Emerald City to find the Wizard and get what they want. She solved problems when they met difficulties. It’s really not easy for such a little girl.

We also learn that teamwork is important for us. When we are in trouble, we can ask our friends for help, and also, when our friends need help, we should go and help them. Just remember, more people, more power. It’s always better has more people to do a thing. Teamwork is really necessary in our lives.

And we can see the Scarecrow is absolutely cleaver, he understands things, he can think, he learn quickly, and he suggested Dorothy to cut down a tree to cross the river. The tin man has a kind heart, he laughs, he cries, he loves, he feels sorry for people. The Cowardly Lion is really brave, he did a lot of brave things, he carried the friends to go across the river, and he wanted to find some food for his friends and so on. We should learn from them too. When we are in trouble, we should calm down, watch the things around carefully, and try to think out of a way to solve it, just like the Scarecrow. We also should be brave as we are in danger, we can’t be afraid, we should face the difficulty and try to go through it, just like the Cowardly Lion. And we should learn to love people, to feel sorry for people, to make more friends, to get on well with everyone around us, just like the Tin Man.

Yes, we should learn how to get on with other people, we should help each other, we should be brave, we should love other people. If we can do like this, we can be a better girl (boy), more and more people will make friends with us, and more and more people will like us!

Pride and Prejudice is my favorite novel, which impresses me for a long time. It describes a love story mainly between Elisabeth, who I like the best, and a rich and proud man, Darcy.

The story began with the arrival of a crowd of rich men who rent a house near the Bennet. In a ball, Elisabeth gave such a bad impression on Darcy’s first pride that she refused Darcy’s first proposal. Darcy was so surprised by Elisabeth’s refusal that he loved Elisabeth more deeply. And Elisabeth’s antipathy made Darcy realize his shortcomings. He was not angry about Elisabeth’s censure, but also he changed his previous proud attitude.

During Elisabeth’s travel in Darcy’s manor. Darcy was very nice to her uncle and aunt, different from previous proud attitude. When one of Elisabeth’s sisters ran away with Wickham, Darcy helped Elisabeth find her sister and prevent her sister from the loss of reputation, with nobody knowing that it was he who helped the Bennet. So many changes in Darcy eliminated Elisabeth’s prejudice. At last it end with their marriage.

Taking the daily life as its material, this story reflected the life and love in a conservative你 and blocking England town. It reflected the author’s view about marriage that it is fault to marry for property, money and status and it is also foolish to take these elements into account. In fact Darcy’s pride manifested the gap between their statuses.

Since his pride existed, there is no ideal marriage between Elisabeth and Darcy. From the different attitudes from Darcy’s two proposals, it reflected the feminine pursuit of personality independence and right equality, which is a progressive character from the image of Elisabeth.

As was the common practice with the gods of Olympus,Zeus and Hermes were visiting the world in disguise．One day they came to a village．At a thousand house sthey knocked,and a thousand times they were refused rest and food and drink．At last they arrived at a humble cottage,where the old couple Baucis and her husband Philemon lived．Poor but at peace with world,they made the best of what life could offer them ,and felt truly grateful to the gods above．When the two travellers entered the hut,the old couple were glad with lively happiness．They offered their guests their best seat,and immediately set about preparing dinner for them．With no small difficulty they made fire,brought in a fresh cabbage,cut a fat piece of their long kept meat and put them over the fire to cook．The one single goose they were ready to kill for the visitors,but it was saved at the last minute by the guests．The dining bench was a makeshift ,poor and patched but the best they had．The table was supported by a brick．The feast was quite modest,eggs and wine and cot tage cheese,and a variety of newly pickedfruit．The old couple humbly waited on the visiting guests withsincere looks and eager goodwill．Moved at the hospitality ofthe house,the gods told their true identity．“We are gods”,saidZeus．“While the neigh bour hood pays the penalty for itswickedness you shall be free from misfortune．Coming along with us”．When they were near the top of the hill,Bancis and Phile mon looked back and saw all the village below covered by amarsh ,and that among the general ruin and destruction their old cottage alone survived,changed into a grand temple．At their request they were made the guardians of the sacred place of Zeus．When their span of worldly life came to an end they were turned into an ash and linden,standing side by side in front of the temple．

A HONG KONG boy has published an English novel of some 50,000 words. The novel was included in Hong Kong’s book exhibition, Xinhua News Agency reported Thursday. Xinhua said the boy, Li Yupeng, 11, finished the science fiction, The Four Phoenixes, in one year. Some 1,000 copies of the book were printed and 200 copies had been sold — to the boy’s schoolmates. The boy’s father published the book at a cost of HK$30,000 (US$3,846), as a gift for the boy’s graduation from primary school. The book was about a hero’s adventure in the “Dark Age.” The hero, Koba, took four “Phoenix swords” in the “Dark Age” to assassinate a warlord named Scaren, Li said. Li began reading English cartoons at the age of six and had read nearly 500 English books, said his mother. He took only five hours to finish reading a Harry Potter novel which had more than 600 pages.

一个香港男孩已出版了约50,000字英文小说。小说 在香港书展包括，新华社今天报道的。新华社说，男童，黎吁棚，11， 完成科幻小说，在四凤，在一年。有些书1000份印制了200份 出售 - 男孩的同学。这名男孩的父亲在发表以港币一本书的$ 30,000（约合三点八四六美元），作为礼物 男孩的小学毕业。这本书是一个英雄的在“黑暗时代的冒险。”英雄，科巴，采取 四个“凤凰剑在”黑暗时代“刺杀名为Scaren，李一军阀”之称。李开始读英文漫画 在6岁和阅读了近500本英文书，说他的母亲。他只用了5个小时才能读完一哈里 哈利波特小说其中有600多页。

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“有钱的单身汉一定要娶一个太太，这是众所周知的常理。”这句话出自英国作家奥斯丁的代表作——《傲慢与偏见》。

这本书以18世纪末到19世纪初的英国为背景，小说一开始，本内特夫妇二人的谈话就直接为读者呈现了当时人们财富之上的婚恋观。在这样的背景下，来自英格兰北部年轻多金的宾利先生租下了内瑟菲尔德庄园，这自然成了当地小姐太太热议的话题。尤其引起了本内特太太的极大兴趣。后来宾利先生对本内特太太的大女儿简一见钟情，宾利先生的好友达西先生也对本内特太太的二女儿伊丽莎白有了好感。但由于达西的傲慢以及伊丽莎白的偏见，他们二人相互排斥、猜疑，但最终终成眷属。

作者简·奥斯丁出生在18世纪的一个英国小镇，她终身未婚，并将自己的婚恋观投射到《傲慢与偏见》这部伟大的作品中。

文中的女主人公伊丽莎白美丽机智，有很强的自尊心，并善于思考问题，这对当时一个待字闺中的小姐来说，是难能可贵的。而男主人公达西一个富有、直率的年轻人，他最初傲慢冷漠，但却在求婚失败后改变了自己的缺点，变得温和有礼。作者通过主人公的爱情纠葛，向读者直观的表达了自己对待爱情婚姻的态度:不论是爱情还是婚姻，都应该建立在一个平等的基础上，需要双方相互包容理解。

自古以来，婚姻和金钱门第就紧密联系在一起。小说中所表达的婚姻观，在当代依然能够带给我们警醒的作用:如何才能获得幸福?究竟该注重爱情还是财富?这些问题作者都通过了伊丽莎白这个人物告诉了读者她的观点——作为小说中的女主人公，她对待婚姻，既追求爱情，也不否认物质的重要，但她不会为了财富而结婚。这种观点也反映了当时女性对于人格独立和平等的追求。

在小说中，我们不由得感到:在爱情和婚姻当中，“傲慢与偏见”会成为关系的阻碍，这也是这本小说给读者的告诫。其实，在任何一段关系中，“傲慢与偏见”都是最难打败的“敌人”。而我们又是否可以做到像文中主人公那样做出改变，并最终兜兜转转来到最好的结局呢?也许，平等、宽容、自尊才是一段关系最好的推进器。

俗话说“书中自有黄金屋，书中自有颜如玉”“读书好啊！”奶奶也常常对我说。寒假到了，我这个“小书虫”可得多读一些书。这不，爸爸给了我一本《三国演义》。

《三国演义》吸引了我的眼球。这本书讲述了东汉末年，风云并起、三国鼎立的故事。书中有许多英雄豪杰：神机妙算的诸葛亮、古道热血的张飞、乱世的__雄曹操……让我印象深刻的是忠义勇敢的关羽。

《三国演义》第一回就说的是关羽与刘备、张飞三人桃园三结义；又过五关斩六将，千里走单骑；华容道义释曹操，刮骨疗伤而毅然镇定。他那勇敢忠义的品质不正值得我们学习吗？

但是《三国演义》里最聪明的人物还要属诸葛亮。当初刘备三顾茅庐，请他出山，他便一心一意地辅佐刘备，夺荆州，出谋划策使孙刘联姻。他真是神机妙算：草船借箭、三气周瑜，智料华容道；巧摆八阵图。《三国演义》第一百零四回我反复读了许多遍——诸葛亮死后还用木像吓退了司马懿。他的机智可是令常人望尘而莫及的呀！鲁迅先生曾经在《中国小说史略》中这样评价诸葛亮：“状诸葛之多智而近妖。”诸葛亮最令我佩服！

诸葛亮说过“怠慢则不能励精”，我以此为座右铭，时时刻刻都告诫自己做事要快些，不能拖拉，慢了就做不好了。以前，我是一个做事拖拖拉拉的人，半个小时能写完的作业，我常常拖到一个小时写完。但我认识了诸葛亮之后便立志做一个像他一样做事迅速的人，把做事拖拉的坏毛病改了。

读了《三国演义》这本书还让我得到了许多启示——我要像关羽一样忠义勇敢；像刘备一样重情重义；像赵云一样忠心耿耿……这本书，真对我有益！

The impressions of reading One Thousand and One Nights

Have you heard One Thousand and One Nights? There are many interesting sorties in this book and I like Alibaba and the Forty Thieves best.

Let’s share the story together. Alibaba found the gold that the thieves hid and knew the secret .With the help of the servant, he risked his life and used the great wisdom to kill forty atrocious thieves. He avenged his brother .Though he was poor, he did not take the gold himself and gave the gold to the poor. The poor loved him very much.

From the story, I feel the power of wisdom and value of love. In our actual life, we may meet many kinds of difficulties and lure. We should face them bravely and try our best to overcome them. In my daily life, I often felt panic and cried when I met any difficulties about my study. Sometimes, I ask money from my parents but do meaningless things. I am really ashamed.

In the future , I decide to study hard .I do everything that I can do to reduce the pressure of parents .I will try my best to be brave and intelligent. I believe I can do better.

《明朝那些事》，近两年来一部非常走红的网络小说，作者以明朝历史为背景，用诙谐幽默的语言娓娓叙述。读这套书，就像在听一个人讲故事，故事很精彩，让人感觉就像书中所说那样——原来历史如此精彩。

这本书讲了两百多年的明朝历史，以明朝皇帝为主线，辅以各朝代的名人，讲了宫廷斗争、朝政纷争等这些历史学家向来重视的东西。读这套书，相信很多人并不是本着用它来研究明朝历史的用意，而是觉得它是本好小说，让人读着欲罢不能的小说，看到动情处可以为之感叹流量，看到幽默处能捧腹大笑。

书中基本以人物为主，一套书下来，描述了大明王朝众多的出名人物，由于作者本着名人要突出名人中的名人，坏人要突出坏人中的极品坏人，因此大多数人物都是我们耳熟能详的。既是人物为主，给我感触良多的也是那些名人，书中叙述的这些名人中，最令我敬佩的有三个人:于谦、王守仁、海瑞。

于谦，土木堡之变后撑起明朝一片天空的领袖。他给我最大的感触便是正直，浩气冲天。从他身上，可以看到中国儒家文化中的精华，救民救国与危难之中，敢于承担责任，以民族国家利益为首。就像范仲淹所说的:先天下之忧而忧，后天下之乐而乐。我喜欢称这样的人为英雄，因为他们所做的，他们身上所散发的光辉，值得令人敬仰。

曾经看到过一篇评论，说于谦是民族英雄，于土木堡之变中挽救明王朝，但此后身上的封建忠君思想过于落后，此评连带岳飞、文天祥，一起批判了“封建忠君思想”。中国文字向来是欲扬先抑或欲抑先扬，后一句往往分量更重。这篇评论，更多的是批判。但我觉得这番评论实在是欠妥，颇有迎合当权者的意味。这样的民族英雄，处在他们的时代，做出这些大事的时候恐怕想的更多的是华夏民族所建立的国家。也只有他们，才能被称之为英雄，只有他们，才不辱没千百年来读过书的华夏儿女的精神。

第一次知道于谦是小时候读到他的诗《石灰吟》:“千锤百击出深山，烈火焚烧若等闲，粉身碎骨全不怕，要留清白在人间。”