《追风筝的人》读后感英文经典20篇

There are many kinds of love, between family members, lovers, friends or love of mercy for the weak ， and jean valjeans love is to give all the poor people in the world, poor people, sympathy, and those who are worthy of respect. Is the book down, leaving me deeply shocked and moved.

爱有很多种，亲人间的，情人间的，朋友间的或是对弱者的怜悯之爱。而冉阿让的爱却是给世上所有可怜的人、贫穷的人、值得同情的人、值得尊敬的人的。正本书下来，留给我的是深深的震撼和感动。

Because of a minor crime, spent 14 years, in order to survive, he fled the shackles "sinners". Became a mayor has numerous property, a donated the most money to charities and the poor, so much so that he often go out a pocket full of money, the empty came back again. In addition, he also often give bread to starving people, give the clothes to cold; People everywhere. For the poor, he is like an umbrella, an embodiment of justice.

因为一个小小的罪行，被关了14年，为了生存，他逃了“罪人”这个桎梏。成为了一个拥有无数财产的市长，一个把绝大多数的钱都捐给了慈善机构和穷人们，以至于他往往出门时口袋里装满了钱，回来时又都空了。除此之外他还经常把面包送给挨饿的人，把衣服送给挨冻的人;到处访贫问苦。对于穷人而言，他就像一顶保护伞，一个正义的化身。

One of the most representative is he fang town with cosette, mother and daughter of love. In order to achieve the fang town dying to meet their own daughters wishes, he would escape again (this time escape from prison, for he is a lifelong convict price)。 Although fang town ultimately failed to achieve their wishes died, but he was always adhere to the time to complete his irrelevant to fang town - a dead promise… With the course of his life when carefully take care of her as his daughter. I was deeply moved. Corresponding with the dark and ugly social phenomenon, is a heart so kind, selfless; And the noble moral character. In order to make some strangers dont hurt, he should stand and walk again and again risks, even willing to pay a life of their own. You know this is how great courage and strength to pay! All this shows a noble soul!

其中最具代表性的就是他对芳町与珂赛特母女的关爱。为了实现芳町临死前能见一面自己亲生女儿的愿望，他不惜再一次越狱(而这一次越狱，对他来说则是终身苦役犯的代价)。虽然最后芳町还是没能实现自己的愿望就死去了，可他却始终坚持不渝地完成他对芳町——一个毫不相干的死人的诺言……并用毕生的精力把她当作自己女儿一样细心地照顾时。我被深深地震撼了。与当时黑暗、丑恶的社会现象相对应的，竟是一颗如此善良、无私的心;以及那么高尚的道德品质。为了使一些陌生人不受到伤害，他竟然一次次地挺而走险，甚至甘愿付出自己的生命。要知道这是要付出多么巨大的勇气和力量啊!这一切都向我们展示了一个灵魂的高尚!

No amount of money, high position, more power, jean valjean in the in the mind is far less than justice!

再多的金钱，再高贵的地位，再大的权力，在冉阿让心里都远不及正义!

After read the complete book, think that the class society is cruel to the poor is rude; Lamenting the social reality of France at that time; Think that people desire cunning evil thoughts; Lamenting over those mundane and ordinary people, in order to against social injustice, and made great contribution, the people full of hope and love.

读完整本书后，感叹过当时阶级社会对穷人的残暴粗鲁;感叹过当时法国触目惊心的社会现实;感叹过人们贪恋狡诈的邪念;更感叹过那些平凡而又普通的人民，为了反抗社会的不公而做出的巨大贡献，那些心中充满希望和爱的人。

"Only love can destroy everything in the world, unfortunately," this is the author wants to tell us, although we love jean valjean did not great, but in real life, ordinary love is everywhere. Do you remember when you are frustrated that the warm embrace; When you are thrilled that enthusiastic high-five; When you embarrass anger that understand the vision; When complacency that severe frown… Do you remember the warm language, friendly smile, soft eyes and then gently pat caresses…

“只有爱，才能消灭世界上的一切不幸” 这是作者想告诉我们的，虽然我们的爱没有冉阿让那样伟大，但在现实生活中，平凡的爱也是随处可见的。还记得当你沮丧不已时那温暖的怀抱;当你激动万分时那热情的击掌;当你愤怒难堪时那理解的目光;当你骄傲自满时那严厉的皱眉…… 还记得那温暖的语言，友善的微笑，温柔的目光和那轻柔的拍抚……

The most powerful counterattack is the love of dark! Let love pass, diffusion, with action to change around, the world will likely to slowly become what you want!

对黑暗的最有力反击是爱!让爱传递，扩散，用行动去改变身边的，世界才会有可能慢慢变成你所希望的!

Joy depicts the crisis of faith that overes Rabbi Banish of Komarov， who， having buried his four sons and two daughters. Only through the mercy of the God he has denied， manifest in a radiant vision of the dead Rebecca， his beloved youngest daughter， is the rabbi’s belief restored. The sense of wonder and the touch of heavenly joy that linger after the vision dissolves convince Rabbi Banish of the folly of judging God’s actions by human standards. The rabbi has interpreted the apparent tragedy of his children’s premature deaths as evidence of God’s alienation， forgetting that God is by definition inscrutable. That God’s purpose transcends man’s ability to prehend it is made clear to the expiring rabbi when the family dead approach his deathbed with arms outstretched to enfold him among them. For theirs is the kingdom of heaven to which a loving God has called them; and their deaths have evidenced not God’s wrath but his grace.

A version of Rabbi Banish’s deathbed revelation appears to Rabbi Nechemia in Something Is There. At twenty-seven he is already racked by the doubts that torment Rabbi Banish. So shaken is his belief in God that he deserts his rabbinical post in provincial Bechev for the flesh-posts of Warsaw. Although the prostitutes， unclean food， and shady business dealings which he witnesses there hold no attraction for the erstwhile rabbi， they intensify his revulsion from the world created by God and therefore his alienation from God himself. Unlike Rabbi Bainish， whose intimations of immortality and consequent rededication to God precede his radiant deathbed vision， Rabbi Nechemia cannot allay his doubts until the very moment of death， when a light he never knew was there flickered in hid brain.

While his dying words—something is there—resolve his crisis of faith， they e too late to affect the spiritual renewal attained by Rabbi Banish. No explicit promise of immortality， let along of salvation， attends Rabbi Nechemia’s vision. Perhaps grace is accorded Rabbi Banish because his doubt is triggered by devastating personal losses， and withheld from Rabbi Nechemia because his despair is the bitter fruit of idle speculation about the unknown. Whatever the reason， relatively few of Singer’s characters are granted at the moment of death the transcendent vision of unity between man and God that appears to Rabbi Banish in Joy. For the fortunate few， release from time into eternity is affected by a divine visitation which obliterates distinctions between past and present， living and dead.

These kinds of characters are lost in their world because of the seducement of the material world. They doubt their formal faith and gradually give up what they believed. But after they have experienced so much hardship， they realize that they cannot adapt to the life of the outer world so they regress to the former life with formal faith. They realize the importance of God and they begin to think seriously about the relationship between man and God. At last they find their right way of their life.

Beowulf is the oldest poem in the English language and the most important specimen of Anglo-Saxon literature.The main stories are based on the folk legends of the primitive northern tribes.

Beowulf is the nephew of king of the Geats who lives in Denmark. He defeated the monster, which raided the hall built by the king of the Danes. Later on, Beowulf becomes king of the Geats. He at last dies a heroic death.

It is a pagan poem, which presents us an all-round picture of the tribal society.

《贝奥武甫》是中世纪欧洲第一篇民族史诗，英国文学的开山之作。其主要内容是讲述高特王子贝奥武甫带领十二勇士来到丹麦王国，除去恶魔葛婪代及其母亲，为丹麦解除祸患赢得和平，得到荣誉和重赏后回到故土;后来贝奥武甫做了高特国王，没想到在五十年后，一条火龙扰乱了王国的安宁，贝奥武甫虽然已经英雄暮年，但仍壮志不已，独战火龙，终于壮烈牺牲。

贝奥武甫的人格结构具有丰富的人性化内涵。他的童年经历对其心理结构的形成影响深刻，在他的身上，超我与本我不断碰撞与冲突。贝奥武甫以自己的死亡成就了英雄的完美，直到生命的最后，他终于找到了作为英雄的人格结构的和谐。

这本书由卡勒德？胡赛尼所作。我读这本书已经很多遍了，每一遍都有新的感悟与心得。《华盛顿邮报》曾评价它“没有虚娇赘文，没有无病呻吟。只有精炼的篇章，细腻勾勒家庭与友谊，背叛与救赎。作者对祖国的爱显然与对造成也今日沧桑的恨同样深。”阿米尔与他父亲仆人的儿子哈桑的亲密友谊，成为贯穿全文的脉络。作者笔下的阿富汗温馨舒适，却因为不同种族之间的摩擦而现紧张，充满人难忘的景象，故事娓娓道来轻笔淡描近似川端康成的《大鹤》。卡勒德？胡赛厄先生生于阿富汗后随父亲前往美国，定居于加州。

这本小说的内容与他的成长经历密切相关。“立志拂去蒙在阿富汗普通民众面子孔的灰尘，将背厉灵云鬼的悸动展示给世人。我认为这书主打的是“人性”这一方面，在种族收视与亲情友情之间，阿米尔做出的选择一系列故事残忍又美丽，整本书都穿插隐埋着人性黑暗的一面，但最终却体现出了人性温暖的一面，让读者啼嘘感慨不已。也许我的感悟还不够透彻，但我会一直秉持初心，用心去感受书中的细腻与温暖。

王尔德曾经说过：“每个圣人都有不可告人的过去，每个罪人都有洁白无瑕的未来。”无论王公贵族还是星斗小民，人们总是会有一点过去的黑历史，这些黑历史可能是无足轻重也可能不可饶恕，人们总是习惯去逃避去而不是正确面对，而这些过去让我们感到痛苦或者愧疚的事情也会想毒药一样慢慢沉积在我们身体里，这些记忆就像日积月累的毒药在我们体内爆发一样，无法抑制也无法治愈。

《追风筝的人》是朋友在BLOG上推荐的，她说看了欲罢不能，激起她了解阿富汗的冲动，于是她又看了这个阿富汗作家的第二本写阿富汗的书《灿烂千阳》。

第一本我已经读完，第二本读到一半，有点读不下去了。作者的语言太贴近生活，两本书很相似。

其实读完第一本，我感受颇多，两个阿富汗小孩一起长大，其间经历了太多我们想象不到的事情，这些故事激发我思考"朋友的真正含义".书中真挚、细腻的语言十分生活化，让我读起来很流利；但故事却很是沉重，读完让人忧郁，也许作者就是想让读者了解阿富汗人性中抑郁产生的原因。

书中男主人公对儿时伙伴的感情，从愧疚，自责，到了解真相后冒着生命危险面对过去自己懦弱的一面，主人公的心路历程与故事的情节一起跌宕起伏。

第二本书还没读完，感觉两本书的情节很相像，只不过是刻画了两个女性的成长经历，也不知道是译者的原因还是作者刻意的结果，书中一些场景的描写都十分的相像。弄得人经常把两本书的内容混了一起。

总之，两本书让我了解了阿富汗这个陌生的国度，了解了那儿人们的生活习性，经历的灾难和他们顽强的求生精神。

《雾都孤儿》以雾都伦敦为背景，讲述了一个孤儿悲惨的身世及遭遇。以下是小编带来的雾都孤儿英文读后感，希望对你有帮助。

Oliver Twist is written by Charles Dickens.

Charles Dickens is one of the greatest writers in the England. He was born in a poor family, but later he became famous and rich. The famous novel --A Tale of Two Cities is written by him, too.

This novel shows us the cruelty and crime of London. Oliver Twist, the hero, is a poor orphan. He lived in a life filled with taunts. Nobody loved him. With visions of his future, he decided to go to London. He thought a new life was coming, but he was wrong, a group of thieves were waiting for him.

The author created a group of bad men.

Fagin, an old man, with a horribly ugly face and red hair, was the head of those thieves. He tried to make Oliver be a criminal.

Bill Sikes was a cruel and evil man in the group. He had a bad

Monks, Oliver’s brother, did bad things to hurt Oliver. He wanted to get the legacies left by his father alone. He paid Fagin to trap Oliver into a life of crime. In fact, they were all afraid of being put into prison and being hanged. They can’t live happily.

Nancy, a poor girl, loved a bad man. She had to help Bill Sikes perpetrate, because she loved him. She had to be loyal to the criminal group, because she loved him. Actually, she was kind. She helped Oliver at the risk of her life. If she hadn’t fell in love with Sikes, she would have a happy ending.

The author showed these ugly things to us, he described an ugly world. But there are more kind people in the novel.

Mr. Brownlow, an old friend of Oliver’s father, took good care of Oliver.

Mrs. Maylie, Harry Maylie’s mother, saved Oliver of his life.

Miss Rose is the aunt of Oliver, in fact.

They all protect Oliver from hurt.

Oliver was unlucky to meet so many evil people, but he was luckier to get help from so many kind people.

In the end of the novel, all the evil people were punished. Oliver got what he should get. Rose married Harry Maylie and they lived happily. All the kind people have a happy ending.

Righteousness can always beat evil. I think this is what the author wants to tell. Although there are many ugly things in the world, we must believe that righteousness can always beat evil.

We must store kindness even though we are in ugly situation. One is poor if he doesn’t have kindness. One is rich if he has kindness. So please store your kindness in your mind.

What’s more, the novel also tells us to be brave. Oliver was brave enough to overcome all the problems he had met. No matter how difficult the problem is, we can’t give up, we must try our best to solve it.

From Oliver Twist , I have learnt a lot .It’s really a good novel.

这是一本令人震撼的小说，看完后也让我有很多感想，其实，我们每个人的心里都应该有一个属于自己的风筝，它可以代表亲情、友情、爱情，也可以是正直、善良。

对阿米尔来说，风筝隐喻他人格中必不可少的部分，只有追到了，他才能成为健全的人，成为他自我期许的阿米尔。小说开头和结尾重叠在一起，成为两幅相似的画面：广漠的天空，雪花飘落，空气寒冷而清澈，追风筝的孩子们欢笑着奔跑，追逐飞逝的光影。这一幕在不同的地域，不同的两代人之间反复地上演着，但每一次的重复之间，生活都发生着剧烈的变化，这幅画面也随着主人公命运的变化被不断染上新的颜色，从孩童天真的视野堕入世事变迁的悲哀之中。

《追风筝的人》讲述了12岁的阿富汗富家少爷阿米尔与他父亲仆人儿子哈桑之间的友情故事，作者并没有很华丽的文笔，他仅仅是用那淡柔的文字细腻 的勾勒了家庭与友谊，背叛与救赎。当仆人哈桑——阿米尔最好的伙伴，被其他富家少爷围困在角落里施以暴力与侮辱时，阿米尔——哈桑最信任的朋友，却蜷缩在阴暗的角落里默默注视，直到泪流满面却仍不敢挺身帮助哈桑时，我听到了心碎的声音，可命运的指针并没有停止，阿米尔因为懦弱而极端害怕直至惭愧不已，无法面对哈桑。最后甚至栽赃他，让他永远离开了这个家。到后来阿米尔获悉哈桑竟是自己同父异母的兄弟时，悔恨与伤痛纠结。当中年的阿米尔偶然得知哈桑的消息时，他却不顾危险，前往家乡阿富汗，开始了救赎。但时间是可怕的，因为它可以让一切都改变。终于回到家乡的阿米尔，目睹了家乡的变化，战乱不断，民不聊生。同时也见到了儿时的老管家，见到了荒废的家，也得知了，哈桑的死讯。哈桑死了，阿米尔的救赎却没有停止，哈桑唯一的儿子索拉博落入了阿米尔儿时的宿敌手中，儿时的懦弱和愧疚缠绕着中年的阿米尔……。

一场救赎再次开始。故事的最后，阿米尔救回了索拉博，可此时的索拉博却因精神上的伤痛至以完全失去感情，唯有说起风筝——那哈桑和阿米尔童年最喜爱的玩物时，才会不知觉的笑起来……书的后半段写得是主人公心灵的救赎。他费尽周折找到了哈桑的儿子索拉博，追到了心中漂移已久的风筝，重新成为一个堂堂正正的男子汉，生活的大门终于又向他敞开了。阿米尔的结局，相比较而言，是幸福的。他终于明白了彼此的意义——以生命为代价。

作者用细腻平淡的笔触，为我们真实的还原了阿富汗喀布尔，娓娓道来一段人性的救赎。语言平实而力透纸背，感强烈真挚而不造作，仿佛一位老朋友向你诉说他曾经的故事。“为你，千千万万遍！”铭刻在心底的声音是永恒的忠诚誓言，哈桑坚定澄澈洞察一切的眼神从一个少年的眼中直达另一个少年的心扉二十多年来不停歇地煎熬拷问着懦弱的灵魂。亲情、友情，欢笑、背叛，汗水、血水，树荫倾泻的阳光，顺窗而下的雨水，最珍贵的感情，最鄙夷的沉默，独自咽下的泪水，难以置信的身世，执着奉献的生命，连同风筝和那张带着兔唇的圆脸在阿富汗这片被宗教信仰与真诚热情缠绕，被战火摧残的土地上交织成震撼人心又回味悠长的交响曲：“为你，千千万万遍”……

书中的情感不仅仅是亲情，不仅仅是友情，只要是能够沉下心来阅读的人，都会被其中直指人心的情感打动，也会从中折射出自己曾经有过的心绪，比如伤害别人时的快意和犹疑；危机关头的懦弱无助；亲人面临危险时的慌乱无措；爱情乍到时的浮躁不安；失去亲人时的悲伤孤独；应该担当责任时的自私推诿，以及时常涌上心头的自责、自卑和赎罪的冲动……这样的情感没有任何的虚伪做作，是一个人在面临变化的那一刻来不及思索的真实反应，是一个人在夜深人静时最私密的扪胸自问。胡赛尼的笔犹如一把尖利的刻刀，将人性的真实刻画得近乎残酷，却又毫不哗众取宠。

也许故事的结局并不完美，也许有些许苦涩与酸楚。但人生就是这样，犯错，错过，再用一生来挽回。

这是一个让人伤心的美丽故事。阿米尔和哈桑，同父异母的兄弟，喝同一乳汁长大的两个孩子，却有着如此不同的对人态度与命运：一个是忠诚善良的“哈桑”仆人，一个是自私懦弱“阿米尔”少爷;一个为了主人真诚相待、死而后已，一个为了得到父爱不断的欺骗。两个人曾经有过那么美好的友谊，但是，不同阶级的两个人是根本不可能真正成为朋友的。毫无疑问哈桑却终其一生在做这份友谊的殉道者，是一个悲剧，善良的他却得不到命运之神的一丝眷顾，也许是他已被奴性的思想在作怪，这是何等的不公!他的身世和种族，注定他只能成为阿米尔人生中的，抑或阿富汗乱世中的一把打散的黑灰。他注定是那个为他人追风筝的人，随着风筝落地永远地飘逝了，仅留下那句刻骨铭心的话语“为你，千千万万遍!”。

本书是以风筝贯穿全文，斗风筝比赛是阿富汗古老的冬日风俗，而这也是作者唯一与父亲相连的纽带，在作者心中，好想只有赢得了比赛，才能赢得父亲的表扬与赞赏。在我的心中哈桑和阿米尔的果敢正直的父亲是个顶天立地的英雄，“为你，千千万万遍”哈桑一个12岁的兔唇小孩，却有着为兄弟付出牺牲的巨大勇气，真诚，纯洁。他身上那不可思议的承受力怎能让人惊叹佩服?。

而本人对于阿米尔在内心充满了鄙视，他太懦弱，太不勇敢，太不懂得抓住机会，太不懂得如何去珍惜……其实我好像自己真的能回到书中，当着阿米尔的面问一句：“哈桑，一个卑微的、兔型嘴却有着无比纯洁真挚的情意的哈扎拉人，在你遇到危险时，不顾一切站出来保护你，对对方说，如果你敢动一动，弹弓会改掉你的花名，不再叫你‘吃耳朵的阿塞夫’，而是叫你‘独眼龙阿塞夫’;当他为你追那只你赢得为比赛的蓝风筝时，高喊：为你千千万万遍，一切都是为了你!而你却在他最需要帮助的时候，默默的躲起来，只因为自己害怕被殴打，被牵连;而你最终因为心里上的逃避和避免内心的谴责，;对父亲说了谎话逼走了哈桑;你情何以堪?”

正如书中所说“人们说陈年旧事可以被埋葬，然而我终于明白这是错的，因为往事会自行爬上来。回首前尘，我意识到在过去二十六年里，自己始终在窥视着那荒芜的小径。” 是的你后悔了，你想到了补偿你自己所做的一切：找到哈桑的孩子，将他抚养长大，你在向他重复哈桑为你而做的一切，你在兑现那句“为你千千万万遍!”可是我想问：“你何必当初?”在这让我明白了一个道理：不要欺骗真正对你好的人，要勇敢的站出来和你的朋友一起面对!不要做让我们将来会后悔的事，特别是对自己的朋友与亲人!

书中阿富汗的战乱，让我明白了和平的幸福，让我明白了战乱给我们带来的仅仅是伤痛与无助!

与其说，小说是在追风筝，不如说作者是在追回忆，追哈桑，追忏悔，追那与哈桑一起度过的幸福快乐的童年!

“我追。一个成年人在一群尖叫的孩子中奔跑。但我不在乎。我追，风拂过我的脸庞，我唇上挂着一个像潘杰希尔峡谷那样大大的微笑。”

This is a wonderful, beautiful epic of a novel. Set in Afghanistan and the United States between the 1970s to the present day, it is a heartbreaking tale of a young boy, Amir, and his best friend who are torn apart. This is a classic word-of-mouth novel and is sure to become as universally loved as The God of Small Things and The Glass Palace.

Twelve year old Amir is desperate to win the approval of his father Baba, one of the richest and most respected merchants in Kabul. He has failed to do so through academia or brawn, but the one area where they connect is the annual kite fighting tournament. Amir is determined not just to win the competition but to run the last kite and bring it home triumphantly, to prove to his father that he has the makings of a man. His loyal friend Hassan is the best kite runner that Amir has ever seen, and he promises to help him - for Hassan always helps Amir out of trouble. But Hassan is a Shia Muslim and this is 1970s Afghanistan. Hassan is taunted and jeered at by Amirs school friends; he is merely a servant living in a shack at the back of Amirs house. So why does Amir feel such envy towards his friend? Then, what happens to Hassan on the afternoon of the tournament is to shatter all their lives, and define their futures.

The Kite Runner of Khaled Hosseinis deeply moving fiction debut is an illiterate Afghan boy with an uncanny instinct for predicting exactly where a downed kite will land. Growing up in the city of Kabul in the early 1970s, Hassan was narrator Amirs closest friend even though the loyal 11-year-old with "a face like a Chinese doll" was the son of Amirs fathers servant and a member of Afghanistans despised Hazara minority. But in 1975, on the day of Kabuls annual kite-fighting tournament, something unspeakable happened between the two boys.

Narrated by Amir, a 40-year-old novelist living in California, The Kite Runner tells the gripping story of a boyhood friendship destroyed by jealousy, fear, and the kind of ruthless evil that transcends mere politics. Running parallel to this personal narrative of loss and redemption is the story of modern Afghanistan and of Amirs equally guilt-ridden relationship with the war-torn city of his birth. The first Afghan novel to be written in English, The Kite Runner begins in the final days of King Zahir Shahs 40-year reign and traces the countrys fall from a secluded oasis to a tank-strewn battlefield controlled by the Russians and then the trigger-happy Taliban. When Amir returns to Kabul to rescue Hassans orphaned child, the personal and the political get tangled together in a plot that is as suspenseful as it is taut with feeling.

The son of an Afghan diplomat whose family received political asylum in the United States in 1980, Hosseini combines the unflinching realism of a war correspondent with the satisfying emotional pull of master storytellers such as Rohinton Mistry. Like the kite that is its central image, the story line of this mesmerizing first novel occasionally dips and seems almost to dive to the ground. But Hosseini ultimately keeps everything airborne until his heartrending conclusion in an American picnic park.

The author pays homage to Hans Christian Andersen‘s compassionate tale with this faithful adaptation. Kids can relate to the duckling‘s dilemma; part of the growing-up proceis pulling away from those around you and developing a strong sense of self. Children have also witnessed or experienced the teasing that is part and parcel of childhood.

This agelestory speaks acrogenerations with its reaffirming message. In this age of instant gratification, Andersen‘s tale reminds readers that some things are worth waiting for and that a pleasure deferred (whether by choice or necessity) is often the sweetest one of all.

Pinkney‘s descriptive passages resonate with the splendor of nature‘s beauty. The glowing watercolors, filled with intricate details, make each blade of gravisible, and the delicately drawn, nearly transparent mosquitoes are as ethereal as they are in life. The subtle details incorporated into the scenes--a frog catching a passing fly at the pond and a tiny mouse perched by a crate in the old woman‘s cottage--make children take another look.

One day he heard a sound of whirring wings, and up in the air he saw a flock of birds flying high. They were as bright as the snow that had fallen during the night, and their long necks were stretched southward. Oh, if only he could go with them! But what sort of companion could he be to those beautiful beings?

‘I am too ugly even for a dog to eat,‘ the duckling thought. Jerry Pinkney‘s poignant text and rich artwork convey the timeleappeal of this tale of hardship and redemption. Anyone who has suffered the sting of ostracism can sympathize with the ugly duckling‘s plight and will relish the uplifting conclusion.

他停下来，转身，双手放在嘴边，说：“为你，千千万万遍!”然后露出一脸哈桑式的微笑。1975年冬天，那个飞奔着追逐蓝风筝的影子，消失在了阿米尔的视线里，也很快消失在了他未来的生活中。

这部由美国作家卡勒德·胡赛尼根据自己幼年时期在阿富汗真实的生活经历而改写的小说，勾勒出有关阿富汗富家少爷阿米尔的亲情与友谊、背叛与救赎的一系列故事。这本书里充满了对人性的善与恶以及面对犯下的错误的思考，它像一个振聋发聩的警钟，令人震撼，也发人深省。

20世纪的阿富汗，人的命运从一出生就已注定。生于富家的阿米尔是理所应当的地享有着荣誉和尊敬的少爷;而天生兔唇的哈桑是忠实的仆人。阿米尔开口的第一个词是“爸爸”，而哈桑开口的第一个词是“阿米尔”——哈桑从会说话的那一刻起，就将阿米尔视为生命中最重要的人。但阿米尔以他的优越为傲，不断地嘲弄讽刺哈桑，甚至让哈桑吃土以表忠诚。

阿米尔参加了风筝比赛，不负众望击败了一个个对手，但只有把风筝追回来，才能真正获得最后的胜利。哈桑就是那个追风筝的人。那天直到天黑，阿米尔找到了死胡同里被一群恶棍欺负的哈桑，但哈桑毫不妥协，誓死捍卫风筝。阿米尔的懦弱在这时显现，他并没有像哈桑在他每次遇到困难时一样挺身而出，在冲进小巷和跑开这两个选择中，他选择了后者。哈桑拖着风筝回来了，洁白的雪地染上了黑色的血，格外刺眼，阿米尔却对他被扯破的衣衫和伤口视而不见。他在逃避自己懦弱犯下的错，那一刻他已负罪。

后来，定居美国的阿米尔听到哈桑离去的消息回国，历经艰险找到他的儿子并将他收养，那一刻阿米尔终于完成了自己的救赎，追到了他的风筝。

少年的阿米尔，是否希望时光重回到他站在巷口的时候，重新做出选择?是否深深后悔过自己的所作所为?我曾在网上看过一句话——“世界上总有那么一两个人毫无理由理由的爱你，但如果你没有珍惜，从此以后再也不会有了。”就像阿米尔对哈桑的遗憾一样。我们总是不懂得珍惜眼前的人和物，自然地将所拥有的一切看做理所应当，殊不知越不会珍惜的人往往失去的越多。

其实绝大多数人都像少年的阿米尔一样，“懦弱”、“逃避”、“自私”、“恐惧”这些我们讨厌的字眼也时常出现在我们身上。面对生活中的艰难总想着逃避，在做出抉择前恐惧且犹豫不决，面对犯下的错只想着掩盖事实。可那只不过是在自欺欺人罢了!为什么不选择成为一个像哈桑一样的人，真诚坦荡地去面对一切呢?能为家人和朋友付出，敢于承认自己的错和担当应有的责任，坚定地走自己的路，这样的你，未来一定会收获一个完美的人格，得到心灵的释放，不为任何一个选择而后悔。

风筝是整个故事的一个重要线索。一千个读者眼里有一千个哈姆雷特，风筝所代表的可以是很多不同的东西，但不变的是，作为追风筝的人，我们，要一直一直紧紧追在它的身后。追风筝，就是追着你的梦想拼搏，是坚定追寻你的信念不抛弃不放弃，是为了弥补曾经的过错而努力付出。

万恶中多数皆有救赎之法，许多错误都可以弥补，每个人的一生就像是一场风筝比赛，在一次次比拼中胜或败。败下的风筝在天空中划出一道夺目的弧线，比赛却并没有结束，我们此刻应该做的，是奋力奔跑着去追那正下落的风筝，去争取那除了留到最后的冠军的另一种胜利。这不像是错误的弥补吗?就像阿米尔最终历经艰难找到哈桑的儿子并收养他一样，心底对哈桑的亏欠终于有了弥补，那一刻他终于追到了自己的风筝，完成了自己的救赎。

无论何时，无论你是否犯下过错，去追寻你心底那份最初的美好吧，像追寻天空中那只属于你自己的风筝一样。愿你能像春日里的第一抹暖阳，在融化寒冬之时唤醒大地;愿你能以自己的真心真情，弥补可以挽回的过错，珍惜眼前的家人、朋友和美好的万物;愿你在未来的日子里，也可以遇见能对你说出“为你，千千万万遍”的人，成为一个像哈桑一样真诚勇敢的人。愿我们都能一直一直追着我们的风筝，奔跑下去。

当很多人都在推荐这本书时候我就很好奇这本书写的是什么，为什么那么多人推荐。追风筝的人，代表着什么意思呢？带着疑问我翻开了这本书。

追风筝的人，我终于明白了追风筝的人是什么意思了。虽然译后记里写到：对阿米尔来说，风筝隐喻他人格中不可少的部分，只有追到了，他才能成为健全的人，成为他自我期许的阿米尔。但我更愿意简单的认为，追风筝的人指的就是哈桑，那个陪他一起成长一起放风筝，每次为他追到风筝，在他夺冠那次不惜受辱都要保护那个蓝风筝的哈桑，那个被他背叛的哈桑。风筝，是他童年最美好的回忆，也是最痛的回忆。

索拉博自杀的那一段，我的眼泪止不住的流。为什么，为什么！为什么这么小的小孩子要承受这么多的痛苦，为什么！仅仅只是因为他是哈扎拉人？所以他的父母就要被当众击杀，所以他就要被凌辱，所以他就要被像个玩偶一样在音乐响起的时候必须跳着那滑稽的舞蹈？最近去了一趟南京__纪念馆，日本人对中国人的屠杀让我想起来塔利班对哈扎拉人的屠杀。以前都说爱国爱国，民族振兴，并没有什么太强烈的感觉，感觉那离自己很远，但这一次民族强大的信念第一次那么沉重的击打着我的心灵。对民族信念的麻木终有一天会让南京__重演，或者出现像塔利班对哈扎拉人的屠杀。我们不管在哪，不管变成一个多么优秀或多么糟糕的人，我们都代表着我们血液里流淌的民族。如果这个民族代表着懦弱，无能，我们每个人都是逃脱不了这种声音。所以所有的华人，无论在哪里，都会为这个民族的强大努力着，因为他们也是这个民族的一部分，他们也许不是中国籍，但也改变不了他们是中国人的事实。

全书都写的很压抑，很沉重，唯独与索拉雅的爱情是那么的让人赞许。美妙的一见终情，结婚前的坦陈与包容，婚后无子也坚守的婚姻，已经完全不是阿富汗人的作风，也自由了，也幸福了。虽然有些人说作者在后面有着浓浓的拜美情绪，但面对自由和平的美国和枪弹尸体的阿富汗，我想，作者并不是在拜美，只是对美好生活的一种向往，希望阿富汗的天空能再飘着那么多自由的风筝，让他重新回到那个记忆中的故乡。

也许每个人心中都有一个风筝，无论他意味着什么，让我们勇敢地追。

今天我想说的是我对于这本书的认知，可能语言略显逊色，但是真情实感总让人难于忘怀，我最深刻的印象不是“我”赎罪的过程，也不是我经历磨难的艰险。

令我最难忘的是，战争给人们带来的灾难。它可以使任何人瞬间失去一切，我看见商人一下子成为救济的对象，我看见教授一下子成了乞丐，我看见孩子一下子就失去了父亲，我看见杀戮随处进行，我看见人生可能瞬间停顿。

一下子想到我们现在所处的环境，和平是那么重要。至少，我们坐在明亮的教室里，安静的享受阳光的温暖，自由的呼吸大自然的新鲜空气，孩子躲在母亲的怀抱享受哺育，但是对于战争中的人来说，一切都是奢望，可想不可及的事情。就如小说中伸手乞讨的教授。

但是我最想说的不是战争，还有更让我难过的，那就是阿米尔的自我救赎，等了几十年，人都死了，才鼓起勇气去拯救失去的灵魂，是那么可悲。我在想，有没有更好的方法让生命变的真实起来，有没有幸福从一开始就没有错误产生。

如果小说中的阿米尔能够有一个导师指导他的生活，理解他的苦闷，倾听他的心声，我想他不会那么懦弱，我想他至少知道这时候自己该怎么做，这样结果的原因，可能是他失去母亲，没有爱的依托，更重要的是没有人来指导这个看上去富庶的大少爷，财富就是一切了吗？阿米尔实际从情感上讲是一个贫穷者，所以即使他有太多想法的时候也不能，被他人所理解，不能被他人，发生这些误解的原因是因为他拥有了太多的财富，可是我们知道财富与思想不能等同的，阿米尔一个可怜的思想乞讨者。哈桑之所以勇敢，是因为他从小灌输的是服从与尽职，虽然贫穷，但他有阿里无限的爱，他知道自己能做什么，或者必须做什么，阿米尔却没有人来告诉他指导他，这对于尚处于成长阶段的孩子来说，那是缺憾，更是教育的失败，即使有父亲，即使有老师。

想到今天中国的孩子，虽然还不是最发达的国家，但是至少是平安的社会，那么孩子的成长就不用担心了吗。孩子是一个活生生的人，有思想，有渴望，对于他们的成长，作为家长，作为老师都应该树立准确合理的教育观念，教育首先要育人，让他们树立正确的人生观，价值观。反观中国家庭教育现状，我不无担忧，因为独生子女的原因，很多家长孩子都不能正确看待孩子自己与学习，一味的走溺爱的教育路线，不能吃苦，没有正确对待挫折，就一定能平安度日吗？很多家长看见孩子被欺负，不管三七二十一，先来一顿教育，“孩子，他要再揍你，你就揍他，使劲，出了事，你妈我给你兜着。”很多时候孩子之间的矛盾就是这样的教唆，变成恶劣事件。作为父母最应该做的是了解事情原委，弄清是非黑白，教给孩子正确的处理方式，回击不是解决问题的最好方法。

其实，最希望这世界多几个“拉辛汗”。他用爱心，指导着阿米尔的成长，虽然只有短短的时间，他用行动指导阿米尔的写作之路，我们从那个写作的皮本子，就能看出，写作对于阿米尔来说，是那么重要，那个本子就是对他爱好的最大支持，更是书法内心的最好地点，也是后来，只有“拉辛汗”才能把“阿米尔”从美国不远万里拉到黑暗的阿富汗，来赎罪来证明自己，虽然有点晚，但是至少他来了，至少他救渎了自己的灵魂，让人生的后半生没有遗憾留存。如果这世界多几个拉辛汗，那么这世界就会少几个阿米尔的羞愧，也少几个哈桑的被欺，也没有哈桑的“为你，千千万万遍”，这样没有主见的奴性语言，更没有阿瑟夫变态的人格。

故事就是故事，幸运的是阿米尔没有被塔利杀死，幸运的是他被索拉博相救，幸运的是他有一个在移民局工作的舅舅相助，试想如果没有这些，那会什么样？小说就是小说，它来源于生活并且高于生活，此时的我们最担忧的还是处于水深火热的孩子们，还有心灵空虚的孩子们，他们正在等待我们的正确学习指导、尤其是做人的指导。

“为你，千千万万遍。”这是忠诚的仆人哈桑对少爷阿米尔的最真挚的话语，这样一句感人至深、催人泪下的话语，包含着一个孩子对另一个孩子的承诺。言必出，行必果。忠诚的哈桑，用自己的一生来兑现自己儿时的承诺。

哈桑是一个忠心的仆人，他与少爷阿米尔一起长大，而且是喝过同样乳汁(由同意奶妈哺乳)的兄弟，用他爸爸的话说，喝过同样乳汁长大的人就是兄弟，这种亲情连时间也无法拆散。

这两个男孩从小一起长大，一起生活。他们在同一个院子里的同一片草坪上迈出第一步，在同一个屋顶下说出生命中的第一句话。唯一的不同是，少爷说的而是爸爸，而哈桑说的确实少爷的名字阿米尔。他一生都遵循着“为你，千千万万遍”的承诺，爱少爷阿米尔胜过爱他自己。

淘气的他们从小一起玩耍，虽然只是作为种.种恶作剧的帮凶，哈桑却总是在被逮到之后一个人默默承受着所有的责骂，即便是这样，他从不拒绝阿米尔少爷任何无理的要求，事事尊重并包容他。他总是恭敬地称阿米尔为少爷，即使心里早已当他是朋友，是兄弟。他从不会告诉任何人每一次的恶作剧都是阿米尔少爷的主意。能够帮助他热爱的少爷挡掉这些不必要的麻烦，他甘之如饴。

哈桑还是少爷阿米尔精神世界的倾听者。对父亲敬若神明的少爷，为了逃避爸爸的冷漠，希望用自己的作品来获得父亲的认可，可是父亲却丝毫不感兴趣，只是盯着他，却没有要看一看的意思。因为在他看来，有个喜欢诗书多过于打猎的儿子可不是什么好事情。父亲的冷漠让少爷很受打击。而目不识丁的哈桑则完全沉浸在少爷的故事中，脸上的神情会随着故事的情节慢慢变化，并高度称赞他，给予少爷足够的鼓励和肯定。“你肯定会成为伟大的作家，全世界的人都读你的故事”，并在自己的理解范围内为少爷提出自己的建议。虽然他提出的建议并不为少爷所采纳，但是能够安慰少爷，给少爷的生活带来一丝阳光也是有意义的事情，毕竟，在他的心中，少爷的需求高于一切，为了少爷，他愿意兑现“为你，千千万万遍”的承诺。

为少爷遮风挡雨在哈桑看来是分内的工作，为少爷的利益而拼搏是义不容辞的，哪怕是要赔上自己的生命或尊严。为了获得父亲的肯定，少爷决定在风筝比赛中一显身手。而哈桑，则是他斗风筝的助手。少爷面对人山人海的比赛现场开始打退堂鼓时，细心的哈桑一眼看穿少爷的心思并鼓励少爷，“今天是个放风筝的好日子”。无论何时，哈桑都是少爷阿米尔忠实的粉丝。激烈的竞技现场，哈桑是少爷阿米尔坚强的后盾。在最后一刻，少爷阿米尔的风筝占据了有利位置的时候，哈桑开心地欢呼“太棒了，太棒了，阿米尔少爷”这是发自内心的喜悦，因为对哈桑来说，阿米尔少爷的成功远胜于自己的成功。

在众人的鼓掌欢呼声中，哈桑却悄然而退，少爷阿米尔依然成功，而他却要为他的少爷锦上添花。他要让少爷阿米尔“用鲜血淋漓的手捧着战利品班师回朝，然后爸爸承认我的出类拔萃”的愿望成为现实。为此，他付出了沉重的代价。为了捍卫住意义不同寻常的这支蓝风筝，哈桑即便是收到阿塞夫的强暴也毫不动摇。正如哈桑和少爷预料的，父亲双手紧紧拥抱着少爷阿米尔，少爷得到了他期盼已久的父亲的肯定，可是，忠诚的哈桑却失掉了自己生命中最最重要的东西，但他无怨无悔，因为他愿意为少爷兑现他“为了你，千千万万遍”的承诺。

哈桑忠诚地守护着少爷阿米尔，却只是换来了少爷的背叛。少爷阿米尔目睹了哈桑为了捍卫蓝风筝而受辱的过程，他在哈桑最需要他挺身而出的时候选择了逃跑，从此背上了深深的负罪感。为了逃避自己的愧疚，他诬陷哈桑偷盗，进而想把哈桑赶出家门。为了让少爷阿米尔如愿，哈桑承认了莫须有的偷盗罪名，离开了朝夕相处的伙伴。是啊，为了少爷阿米尔，哈桑背负了多少无辜，承受了多少委屈。但是，为了少爷阿米尔，他愿意兑现“为了你，千千万万遍”的承诺。

即便是在生命垂危之时，他也从未后悔过自己的选择，从未因自己受到的不公平待遇的抱怨，从未因受到的莫须有的罪名而难过，从未因自己在小小年纪受辱而悔恨，他始终坚信“为了你，千千万万遍”的承诺是值得的，是他今生无悔的选择。

在此，我唯有说，有友如此，夫复何求?

This winter vacation, I read one of the world famous book called one thousand one night. It is also called Arabian Nights，This is an ancient book, there are many old stories about people in Arabia.

Once upon a time, there was a king, he married a woman every day, but the next morning the king killed his wife. After three years, he has killed more than one thousand women. Once, the prime minister’s daughter thought of a way to prevent the king’s cruel killing. Then, the girl asked the king to marry her. Every night, she told a wonderful story to the king, and when the king want to kill her, her story was getting into the most exciting part, so the king has to give up. Night after night, the girl told about one thousand one nights, and finally, it affected the king to change his mind about her. This is the origin of one thousand one night.

In this book, there are a lot of very strange story, the story of the fisherman and the devil , fisherman and four-color fish story, the story of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp and so on, some stories tell about the brave spirit of adventure, and some praise people’s brave daring to fight with the evil forces. there are humorous, sad, interesting, horrible, tragic and all sorts of stories.

“我睁开眼睛，望见蓝风筝猛然扎下，好像轮胎从高速行驶的轿车脱落……”

空中的风筝，那仅剩一只的风筝——我想它是橙色的，那是一种富足、快乐而幸福的颜色，或许是黄色的，它是骄傲的象征。他换来的是爸爸嘴角边亮起的一丝笑容，阿米尔把脸埋在爸爸温暖的胸膛上，这种感觉真好，爸爸终于以他为荣。

那只蓝风筝，从空中飘落，那只牵动心弦的风筝，也从阿米尔内心消逝。小巷的死胡同中，那个与阿米尔情同手足，甚至为了他可以拼命的哈桑，正以自己卑微的身世与能力与阿塞夫斗争。很遗憾，命运在他的身体与心灵上刻下了永远的烙印，不过他完全可以把蓝风筝给他，回去告诉阿米尔“对不起，阿塞夫……”但他没有，永远不会也不可能这样做，他像一只哈巴狗，永远忠诚的跟随着阿米尔少爷。然而亲眼目睹这一切的阿米尔，什么都没有做，挺身而出?呼救?不，都没有。最终，阿米尔的自责与痛苦逼走了“为他千千万万遍”的哈桑。心中的风筝落了，留下的只有自私、懦弱与背叛。

“我侧过手臂，一阵急剧的抖动之后，我们的风筝逆时针划出一个半圆。我突然占据了上面的位置……”

多少年后，阿米尔带着哈桑的儿子——索拉博，再次放起风筝。他俨然成为了哈桑——破裂的嘴唇——就像哈桑的兔唇。被阿塞夫打得脾脏破裂，牙齿脱落，肺被刺穿，眼框裂开。这些肉体上的痛苦，换回了索拉博的自由，也摆脱了心灵的折磨。不再逃避，用自己的行动挽回曾犯下的错误。此刻，他放飞的是风筝，也是积压的忧郁，自责与遗憾。他追的是风筝，也是索拉博嘴角微微的翘起，更是原谅与解脱。

我们总喜欢给自己找很多理由去解释自己的懦弱，总是自欺欺人的去相信那些美丽的谎言，总是去掩饰自己内心的恐惧，总是去逃避自己犯下的罪行。但事实总是，有一天，我们不得不坦然面对那些罪恶，给自己心灵予救赎。

当别的小朋友欺负我的时候，你总是挡在我的前面，即使是一对对六；当我为了赢得爸爸的爱，让你去追那只蓝色的风筝时，你毫不犹豫转身就跑；当我们被那些霸道的孩子拦住去路时，你勇敢得举起弹弓说，放我们走；当那些孩子堵住你那风筝的去路时，你默默的承受了他们，口中喊着：为你千千万万遍。

他是哈桑。阿米尔家仆人的儿子。

因为出生在富贵家庭，他从来都是衣来伸手，饭来张口，他和自己家仆人的儿子从小长大，一起拥有最快乐的童年，但是当爸爸对那个和自己从小长大的哈桑露出友爱时，他内心充满嫉妒。因为是少爷，他一次次接受着哈桑对自己的保护，并觉得理所应当。直到他亲眼看着哈桑为了自己而受别人欺负，却没有上前阻止时，他意识到这是他骨子里的懦弱。因为无法承受悔恨，他一错再错，用冤枉哈桑的手段将其赶出自己的家门。所有这一切，这让他背负悔恨26年。

他是阿米尔。哈桑的少爷，同时也是同父异母的兄弟。

《追风筝的人》，一部将人性透明化的书，那些人性的弱点，人性的善良，以及那个年代的阿富汗的历史，所有这些都会让你陷入深深的思考。

没有谁这辈子不犯错，当把罪行化为善行的那一天就是你赎罪的时候。世间一切皆有因果。当遭遇灾难的时候是否应该反问自己一声，我是否曾将同样的伤害带给别人？

每种罪行最后都可以归结为盗窃。欺骗是盗窃别人知道真相的权利，杀人盗窃别人生命的权利，那么是否应该经常反问自己，是否盗窃了什么东西？

这里有再次成为好人的路。没有什么可以无法弥补，我开始相信每种错误都有补偿的机会，虽然在这其中，是的，你要付出更多的代价。

坦诚，让沟通更加有效。将罪行埋在心里是最愚蠢的做法，没有愿意尝试说出来的那一刻感觉是多么棒！

伤害，从出尔反尔开始。即使是一个小孩子，也会将你对他所做的承诺记得一清二楚，何况你周围的人都和你一样聪明。如果不能做到，请不要轻易地承诺。

很琐碎、很平淡的东西，才会构成人世间的最美好最温暖的东西，比如，亲情、友情、阳光、写作。正如我在这里将我读过这本书后的感想分享给大家一般。

为你，千千万万遍。

世事总是如此，那些枉顾正直与善良的人往往都能过得很好。

一个人，若是想要一生堂堂正正，不畏人言就不能有懦夫的行径，此时的怯懦，就可能造成彼时莫大的遗憾，或许终生都将沉溺在悔恨的泥淖里无法自拔，想要去弥补就得跋涉千山万水，耗费一生的时光。

阿米尔是幸运的，同时也是不幸的。幸运之处在于他遇见了那个愿意“为你，千千万万遍”的哈桑，抛却所有外界的身份与地位不说，哈桑的情意是无可取代的，就像他自己所说的“哈桑对我的情意，之前没有过，以后也不会再有”，哈桑对他始终保持着一种刚刚好的距离，从来不会去计较旁人对他们关系的挑拨，也不会怨恨阿米尔对他的疏远，甚至伤害，既然你不想被打扰，那我就默默离开，成全你想要的生活。

相比之下，阿米尔却太过薄情，即使后来他弥补了过错，却也留下了永久的遗憾。当他看到哈桑被伤害选择了旁观的时候，就注定了这一生终将活在自责之中，即使那时的他只是个孩子，那哈桑又何尝不是，哈桑在面临选择的时候毅然决然地选择了保护为他追回的风筝，却让自己遭受了如此大的伤害，这又岂能以他是一个孩子来作为理由去原谅呢，越是艰难的选择才越能考验人真正的情意，哈桑自始至终都不曾怪过他，而他却因内疚不敢面对而迁怒于哈桑，这未免太过自私绝情，这一份伤害并不是他后来的弥补所能消弭的，遗憾总归是留下了。

请一定珍惜那个肯“为你，千千万万遍”的人，一时的伤害或者就会留下一生的遗憾，我心愿每一个像哈桑一样的朋友都能平安喜乐[爱心]

当我看到《追风筝的人》这个书名，引发了我无限的联想。又看到它的封面――黄昏的天空。层层斑斓彩云中有一片通透的蔚蓝天空，仿佛把人带到更深更广远的世界。一只拖着长长尾巴的风筝在余晖中翩翩起舞。这是一个梦啊!因为一个书名，因为一个梦境，我买下了它。而事实证明我这次的决定是对的。

然而有一点我错了。这不是什么童话故事，也并非喜剧。

故事的开始，在阿富汗。说起这个我们的邻国，并不是一个太平世界。我们总会把它与塔利班、战争、难民、死亡联系在一起。让我们想起的总会是一张张狰狞的脸、惊恐的脸，没有轻松，更不会有笑容。就是战争，进一步推动了悲剧的发生。

似乎一切都是注定的。阿米尔和哈桑，是一对从小一起长大的主仆，或者说伙伴。阿米尔少爷会说的第一个词是爸爸，而哈桑会说的第一个词是阿米尔。那将是他们一生最重要人的名字。阿米尔为了得到爸爸全部的爱，不惜陷害哈桑一家;哈桑为了自己的主人，受尽耻辱，最终奉献出生命。

是阿米尔错了吗?他胆小、懦弱、自私，看到哈桑被阿塞夫一群人欺负，却佯装不知道。但他在逃跑的那一刻，心里是多么复杂。最终他确定“为了赢回爸爸，也许哈桑只是必须付出的代价，使我必须宰割的羔羊……他只是个哈扎拉人，不是吗?”事实不是这样的，哈桑还是阿米尔同父异母的亲弟弟。然而这个被爸爸一生深埋的秘密揭开时，哈桑已经死在塔利班的枪下。

是哈桑错了吗?当我们读完这本小说，无不为他的不幸所悲伤，为他的忠诚、纯真、善良所感动。但经历了一系列事情，看到主人对他的态度，哈桑还会认为这一切值得吗?他为什么还要一次次的献身?难道他也认为自己只不过是一个低贱的仆人吗?还是为了朋友阿米尔，他情愿付出一切，我们不得而知。

但有一点可以确定，无论是阿米尔还是哈桑，都没有错，他们原本都是纯真善良的孩子。因为种族，使他们有了高低贵贱之分，被逼向世界的两极。

这个故事震撼了每一个人的心灵，他向我们再一次发出最深的呐喊：

我们要和平!我们要平等!

如果作者仅仅是给我们讲述了一个曲折的故事情节，那它就太平凡了。故事的精彩在于它细腻的景物和心理描写，每个细节都值得去细细品味。还不只是这样，通过阿米尔的视角和内心独白，我们看到他的世界。每一次聚焦都是那么精准，就像自己亲眼所见。我竟产生这样的想法，我可以拿它来拍一部电影了。

“为你，千千万万遍。”我听见自己说。

然后我转过身，我追。

他只是一个微笑，没有别的了。他没有让所有事情恢复正常。他没有让任何事情恢复正常。只是一个微笑，一件小小的事情，像是树林中的一片叶子，在惊鸟的飞起中晃动着。

但我会迎接它，张开双臂。因为每逢春天到来，它总是每次融化一片雪花;而也许我刚刚看到的，正是第一片雪花的融化。

我追。

我追。

结果，阿米尔解脱了，在二十六年的的挣扎折磨之后。这对他来说是一个幸福的结局。

然而对我来说，还没有结束。我会记得这本书，反复回味着其中闪烁着的人性的光芒。

导语：《黑骏马》是一部来自草原深处的博爱与情殇。 下面是yuwenmi小编为大家整理的优秀英语读后感，欢迎阅读与借鉴，谢谢!

“Animals deserve our kindness， sympathy and understanding，” that is what Anna Sewell-the author of Black Beauty-wanted to convince her readers。 Thanks to Sewell， I now think about the animal-human relationship from both the human and the animal’s point of view。

The inspiration for Anna Sewell’s novel was drawn from her own relationship with horses。 Anna Sewell was born on March 20th， 1820 in Norfolk， England and was crippled while still very young。 Due to her disability， she relied on horse-drawn carriages and grew to love horses as a result。 She also became appalled by the careless and cruel treatment horses often received from humans and determined to write a book。。 In the second year of work on the book， she was told that she had only eighteen months to live， but she persevered in order “to induce kindness， sympathy and an understanding [of the ] treatment of horses。” Five years later， she was still working on Black Beauty， her only book。 Unfortunately， Sewell died a few months after publication and never learned of the book’s huge success。 Black Beauty formed an impassioned plea for animal rights at a time when such a notion had been dismissed as ridiculous。

The novel portrayed the real condition of working horses living in Britain during the Victorian Era。 In that time period， the wealthy thought that their horses were treated well because they never stepped into the stable。 In order to call people’s attention to horses’ hard life， Sewell tells the story through the first-person narrative voice of a horse。 This innovative personification of an animal made the book a real success。 Readers heard the stories straight from the horse’s mouth， literally， as an animal spoke of extremes of joy and suffering。 People were shocked by the truth exposed by the novel and changed their attitudes towards animals。

Sewell formed the novel with three kinds of characters: Black Beauty， Ginger and other farm animals。 Through their different experiences， I saw similarly painful lives led by the animals。 This method made the earnest appeal for animal rights become more and more persuasive。

As a domestic animal， Black Beauty was continuously sold from one family to another。 Over the years Beauty enjoyed good masters but also endured mean ones。 Sometimes， he was cared for and at other times tortured。 In the end， everything turns out all right in a story that is so tender and yet meaningful。 His story was so vivid that caught the readers’ heart。 The novel brought people laughter and tears and also enlightened them to understand animals at the same time。

Animals cannot speak so understanding is significant to them。 Once，for example， Beauty was drawing the carriage to a wooden bridge。 The bridge was flooded out in the river and John， the groom， was not aware that it was cracked。 But the quickly realized that something was wrong because of Beauty’s abnormal behavior。 Momentarily， a man shouted to them， “Stop! Stop!…The bridge is broken in the middle。 If you come across， you’ll fall in the river!” Beauty had saved John。 However， if John had not tried to understand what Beauty wanted to tell him， there would definitely have been an accident。 I learnt from the story that understanding animals is not only essential to them but is also beneficial to us ourselves。

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one of the most interesting questions about gullivers travels is whether the houyhnhnms represent an ideal of rationality or whether on the other hand they are the butt of swifts satire. in other words, in book iv, is swift poking fun at the talking horses or does he intend for us to take them seriously as the proper way to act? if we look closely at the way that the houyhnhnms act, we can see that in fact swift does not take them seriously: he uses them to show the dangers of pride.

first we have to see that swift does not even take gullver seriously. for instance, his name sounds much like gullible, which suggests that he will believe anything. also, when he first sees the yahoos and they throw excrement on him, he responds by doing the same in return until they run away. he says, "i must needs discover some more rational being," even though as a human he is already the most rational being there is. this is why swift refers to erasmus darwins discovery of the origin of the species and the voyage of the beagle-to show how gulliver knows that people are at the top of the food chain. but if lemule gulliver is satirized, so are the houyhnhnms, whose voices sound like the call of castrati. they walk on two legs instead of four, and seem to be much like people. as gulliver says, "it was with the utmost astonishment that i witnessed these creatures playing the flute and dancing a vienese waltz. to my mind, they seemed like the greatest humans ever seen in court, even more dextrous than the lord edmund burke" . as this quote demonstrates, gulliver is terribly impressed, but his admiration for the houyhnhnms is short-lived because they are so prideful. for instance, the leader of the houyhnhnms claims that he has read all the works of charles dickens, and that he can singlehandedly recite the names of all the kings and queens of england up to george ii. swift subtly shows that this houyhnhnms pride is misplaced when, in the middle of the intellectual competition, he forgets the name of queen elizabeths husband.

swifts satire of the houyhnhnms comes out in other ways as well. one of the most memorable scenes is when the dapple grey mare attempts to woo the horse that guenivre has brought with him to the island. first she acts flirtatiously, parading around the bewildered horse. but when this does not have the desired effect, she gets another idea: "as i watched in amazement from my perch in the top of a tree, the sorrel nag dashed off and returned with a yahoo on her back who was yet more monstrous than mr. pope being fitted by a clothier. she dropped this creature before my nag as if offering up a sacrifice. my horse sniffed the creature and turned away." it might seem that we should take this scene seriously as a failed attempt at courtship, and that consequently we should see the grey mare as an unrequited lover. but it makes more sense if we see that swift is being satiric here: it is the female houyhnhnm who makes the move, which would not have happened in eighteenth-century england. the houyhnhm is being prideful, and it is that pride that makes him unable to impress gullivers horse. gulliver imagines the horse saying, sblood, the notion of creating the bare backed beast with an animal who had held mr. pope on her back makes me queezy .

a final indication that the houyhnmns are not meant to be taken seriously occurs when the leader of the houynhms visits lilliput, where he visits the french royal society. he goes into a room in which a scientist is trying to turn wine into water (itself a prideful act that refers to the marriage at gallilee). the scientist has been working hard at the experiment for many years without success, when the houyhnmn arrives and immediately knows that to do: "the creature no sooner stepped through the doorway than he struck upon a plan. slurping up all the wine in sight, he quickly made water in a bucket that sat near the door" .

he has accomplished the scientists goal, but the scientist is not happy, for his livelihood has now been destroyed. swifts clear implication is that even though the houyhnhmns are smart, they do not know how to use that knowledge for the benefit of society, only for their own prideful agrandizement.

throughout gullivers travels, the houyhnhms are shown to be an ideal gone wrong. though their intent might have been good, they dont know how to do what they want to do because they are filled with pride. they mislead gulliver and they even mislead themselves. the satire on them is particularly well explained by the new born houyhnhm who, having just been born, exclaims, "with this sort of entrance, what must i expect from the rest of my life!" .