瑞德是一个谜一般的人物，书中没有正面提高过他的年龄，我以为他只是一个比思嘉大几岁的年轻人而已，但是我想不明白的是为什么他对世事的认识那么清楚，每次都跑不出他的预料，还有他的性格一点都不虚伪，对一些人看上去非常的刻薄，但是他对真诚的人完全是两个样子的。他知道自己的想法，也不羞于表现自己的小人，虽然其很不小人，那些行动只是语言上的而已。当然了，最令我欣赏的是虽然他看透了一切，但是他没有丧失热情，没有像一个苦行僧一样，如死水一般，无爱无恨，他还是对生活充满了热情，看看他为思嘉做的那些事，看看他去为失败的南方服的兵役。

其实思嘉才是对我触动最大的，毕竟我感觉瑞德虽然厉害，但对我这个凡夫俗子来说太遥远了一点，我没有他那么高的的境界，思嘉才是给我触动最大的，看看她遇到问题时的解决办法，具体就不写了，如果有兴趣可以自己去翻书，令我自己太汗颜了，自己太害羞了，太缺乏勇气了，什么都缩手缩脚的，想用她激励自己，想要什么就要去争取、去做才可以。

桥英语读后感篇2

little woman is an autobiography novel properties with the family， the author is american alcott.this book was written in four different character marches through their own kind of girl， hardworking and found myself happy story.

novels have dropped the ups and downs of the rock， no fascinating plot of suspense， but the author use simple language describes marge"s family love. their kindness， love and affection loyalty to deeply touched me. the author describes the details of life is very ordinary， but everywhere to love， reveal the longing for a better life.marge"s girl although home， but they are poor in anything positive and optimistic attitude. they stressed the novel character and dignity， also show their self constraint， and become more independent of the four girls are common characteristics. they are constantly to find their own shortcomings and to correct.

it is also worth everybody study.i liked meg， like her willingness to love， not for money poverty seduced by the character， like her fair maiden wind. i like joe， like her， like her dream to strive for the firm determination.

i like beth， like her quiet， do anything without complaining， like she always for others good moral character. i also like amy， like her b， the poor as keats responsibility of poverty. they are not the same fate with the ideal， but they found a better ending.in their opinion， home is their land and sacred shelter. they will listen carefully to the mother"s teachings， will use his hands， intelligent nimble invented the brain to another creative mind and beautification of the game. four sisters growth course is a rich taste of education. the author used neither luxuriant also not boring language shows us a great affection， human friendship and love.

in my opinion， it seems that the four sisters， forever and their love and love their lives together is the happiest thing.from them， i learned to b， learn to understand content but cannot satisfy， i learned to hope for the future， and never to chasing the dream of optimism， i also learned mustdouble treasures have died， don"t wait until they know lost.

we should be careful that everyone has the advantages of not wear blinders only see the faults of others.meg， joe， beth， amy， they four b， optimistic spirit will be stored in my heart. they smile will remain in my mind， reminding me： be b， have a pure heart.

桥英语读后感篇3

i’m forced to read this novel at the beginning， but i can’t wait to finishit subsequently.

"it is a truth universally acknowledges that a single man in possession ofa good fortune must be in want of a wife." this is just as leo tolstoy’s famousstarting in 《anna karenina》: "all happy families resemble one another， eachunhappy family is unhappy in its own way". to begin with such a design， janeausten has her deep meaning. marriage and money are inseparable. the undertoneis very clear: the foundation of the marriage at that time is not emotion butpossession. the author does not deny this. so she uses typical bennets to provethis truth.

the story takes place in the class-conscious england of the late 18thcentury. the five bennet sisters--including strong-willed elizabeth and younglydia--have all been raised by their mother with one purpose in life: finding awealthy husband. so when a wealthy bachelor shows up in their lives， the wholefamily is turned upside-down. but when elizabeth meets up with the handsome butsnobbish mr. darcy， the battle of the sexes is joined.

as we all know， austen， in this novel， through the five bennet daughters’attitude towards love and marriage， shows the relationship between mentalfeelings， such as love， and material possessions ， which also reflects theauthor''s attitude: marry for the sake of property， money or status is wrong;marry but do not take into account the above factors is foolish. as a result，she not only opposed to marry for the purpose of money， but also opposed totreat marriage as child''s play. she stressed the importance of an idealmarriage. but in modern society， although the marriages of economic needs havedecreased rapidly， the concept of “money determines everything” is still rootedin some people’s mind.

then let’s e to talk about the meaningful topic of this love story: 《prideand prejudice》

pride and prejudice are our mon problems and weaknesses. in fact， everyoneis very easy to be driven by his own subjective impression and thus easy to makeincorrect ments on others， and then led to misunderstand between people. one’sfirst impression can affect a lot of things for sure， but it doesn’t mean itcouldn’t be changed. the deeper you get to understand someone， the moreobjective points you will have on him or her. the changing of elizabeth’s pointof view towards darcy just proved this perfectly: no pride， no prejudice， andthese two married just because they love each other， just because they need eachother instead of need each other’s possessions. austen is smart， becauseelizabeth got beauty and intelligence while darcy is handsome and rich. i evenwonder if such a perfect marriage could take place in modern society.

桥英语读后感篇4

the "beast" is a bastion of hell, a warrior, a magician and a king. but can he be a lover, too? only "beauty" can determine the truth, for her naiveté will lead her to find the beast's inner soul. her innocence and purity of heart may require her to trespass in hades, but she will return unscathed leading the beast by his fingertips and his heart-strings to the land of the living. beauty learns that the ultimate sacrifice will provide a most memorable reward. for beauty's sense of truth and honor prevails and she opens her heart to the beast's ravaged, but passionate soul.

this romantic fairy tale lends itself well to the genre of romance. a story of true opposites, beauty is all that is good and pure, while the beast is untamed, wild and uninhibited. beauty teaches the beast to trust his own innocence and goodness, while the beast teaches beauty about the world…and love. you will find some of the books on this list feature a reversal of the story, where the heroine is "the beast;" but in all the books, there is one character living in darkness, looking for the purity of light that only love can bestow.

what's the appeal?

the "beast" is an awfully sexy hero! had french fairyteller charles perrault only suspected that he would be opening the floodgate of feminine fantasy upon penning this famous story, he might have had second thoughts. for, really, what common man can compete with the beast?

not exactly a feminist treatise, the story features beauty, the archetypal virgin, who is willing to sacrifice herself for her family. loved by all, she is so pure that when faced with the worst monster known to mankind she is able to see far beyond the surface and recognize "the beast" to be as pure and good as she is. her love and faith transforms him from monster into man, and literally leads him from the land of the dead into the land of the living.

the beast, a blending of all male archetypes, appeals universally to women in all cultures and societies. he is more than a man. (and has an animal-like virility that must be tamed!) you've heard about "taming the wild beast;" well, this is where the term best applies. in beauty and the beast tales, the heroine is faced with a tremendous challenge, but in turn, is given the ultimate reward sexually.

but the sexual reward is only part of the heroine's bounty. for really, the beast's greatest attraction to the heroine is his retreat from society–hidden in his lair, he has been psychologically wounded and needs to be restored to manhood. beauty must strive to win his trust and love with all her feminine charms. so what starts as the ultimate act of sacrifice for beauty becomes a reaffirmation of her own best gifts.

the true magic of the story revolves around the fusion of beauty's innocence with the beast's unequivocal love. for it isn't until the end of the story that beauty realizes that she loves the beast in his own right, not simply out of goodness!

桥英语读后感篇5

jane eyre is a young orphan being raised by mrs. reed, her cruel, wealthy aunt. a servant named bessie provides jane with some of the few kindnesses she receives, telling her stories and singing songs to her. one day, as punishment for fighting with her bullying cousin john reed, jane’s aunt imprisons jane in the red-room, the room in which jane’s uncle reed died. while locked in, jane, believing that she sees her uncle’s ghost, screams and faints. she wakes to find herself in the care of bessie and the kindly apothecary mr. lloyd, who suggests to mrs. reed that jane be sent away to school. to jane’s delight, mrs. reed concurs.

once at the lowood school, jane finds that her life is far from idyllic. the school’s headmaster is mr. brocklehurst, a cruel, hypocritical, and abusive man. brocklehurst preaches a doctrine of poverty and privation to his students while using the school’s funds to provide a wealthy and opulent lifestyle for his own family. at lowood, jane befriends a young girl named helen burns, whose strong, martyrlike attitude toward the school’s miseries is both helpful and displeasing to jane. a massive typhus epidemic sweeps lowood, and helen dies of consumption. the epidemic also results in the departure of mr. brocklehurst by attracting attention to the insalubrious conditions at lowood. after a group of more sympathetic gentlemen takes brocklehurst’s place, jane’s life improves dramatically. she spends eight more years at lowood, six as a student and two as a teacher.

after teaching for two years, jane yearns for new experiences. she accepts a governeposition at a manor called thornfield, where she teaches a lively french girl named adèle. the distinguished housekeeper mrs. fairf-ax presides over the estate. jane’s employer at thornfield is a dark, impassioned man named rochester, with whom jane finds herself falling secretly in love. she saves rochester from a fire one night, which he claims was started by a drunken servant named grace poole. but because grace poole continues to work at thornfield, jane concludes that she has not been told the entire story. jane sinks into despondency when rochester brings home a beautiful but vicious woman named blanche ingram. jane expects rochester to propose to blanche. but rochester instead proposes to jane, who accepts almost disbelievingly.

the wedding day arrives, and as jane and mr. rochester prepare to exchange their vows, the voice of mr. mason cries out that rochester already has a wife. mason introduces himself as the brother of that wife—a woman named bertha. mr. mason testifies that bertha, whom rochester married when he was a young man in jamaica, is still alive. rochester does not deny mason’s claims, but he explains that bertha has gone mad. he takes the wedding party back to thornfield, where they witnethe insane bertha mason scurrying around on all fours and growling like an animal. rochester keeps bertha hidden on the third story of thornfield and pays grace poole to keep his wife under control. bertha was the real cause of the mysterious fire earlier in the story. knowing that it is impossible for her to be with rochester, jane flees thornfield.

pennileand hungry, jane is forced to sleep outdoors and beg for food. at last, three siblings who live in a manor alternatively called marsh end and moor house take her in. their names are mary, diana, and st. john (pronounced “sinjin”) rivers, and jane quickly becomes friends with them. st. john is a clergyman, and he finds jane a job teaching at a charity school in morton. he surprises her one day by declaring that her uncle, john eyre, has died and left her a large fortune: 20,000 pounds. when jane asks how he received this news, he shocks her further by declaring that her uncle was also his uncle: jane and the riverses are cousins. jane immediately decides to share her inheritance equally with her three newfound relatives.

桥英语读后感篇6

?考拉小巫的英语学习日记》一书中讲述的是作者从一个英语的懒孩子到勤孩子、从中国环境到美国家庭的巨大转变，告诉我们即便你不出身名校、不天资聪颖，奋斗和坚持依然可以将你引向成功。这不仅仅是一本英语学习日记，更是一本作者在彷徨、无助、动摇时的人生感悟，是关于奋斗、坚持和梦想的故事，读完此书，让我热血沸腾，激励着我去为理想奋斗、拼搏。

考拉小巫的故事就是一个选择和坚持的故事，就像进入一间密室，只有从黑暗和碰壁中坚持下来的人，才有机会开启通向光明的大门。我佩服考拉小巫的勇气，选择之后坚持到底，虽有过彷徨、迷茫、无助，甚至自我怀疑，但那孤注一掷的风格，坚持到底的毅力，生命不止、奋斗不息的精神，帮助她一路披荆斩棘，冲向梦想开花的地方。这样的女孩，值得拥有一切美好的事物！

看了考拉小巫的故事，我觉得要想成功，需要有值得你奋斗的梦想，有孤注一掷的勇气和奋斗到底的.坚持。翻***本，我问自己，你的梦想是什么？你准备好为你的梦想奋斗了吗？你有勇气放弃一切，有勇气面对“密室”中的灰暗和碰壁吗？你有坚持到底奋斗不息的毅力吗？

的确，并不是每个人都能做到，每个人都有梦想。但也许考拉小巫的生活态度和想法对我来说很有启发。做一个像考拉小巫一样勇敢的人，为自己的梦想而拼！

成功无捷径，需要我们在梦想的征程中勇敢、坚持、不顾一切。

桥英语读后感篇7

i watched the movie "beauty and beast"this vacation.it's romantic love story.bell is a very kind and beastuiful girl,living with her father in a small town,and the prince is a selfish guy trapped in a beast's body for his rudeness angering the enchantress.the beast has to find a person willing to fall in love with him.then,in a occation,it met bell and gradually fould out that bell is a lovely girl and begin to fall in love with her, so it went to any length to help her.bell was finally moved and fell in love with it and the prince escaped from the beast's body and led a happy life for ever.

love is the topic of the whole story which can change any dark and evil stuff.love means everything，and this is the reason the movie can get into the gate of oscar.the real world is full of war and darkness，which turns people's life in to chaos.human's life lacks of love,and if the love exists,humen have the power and the dream and the ideal "man can conquer nature"will no longer be a myth.

love, the topic of humanbeings' life.

我观看了电影美女与野兽这个假期。这是浪漫的爱情故事。贝尔是一个非常善良和漂亮女孩,和她的父亲住在一个小镇,王子是一个自私的人被困在一个野兽的身体对他的无礼激怒了女巫。野兽必须找到人愿意爱上他。然后,在日后,它遇到了贝尔和逐渐fould,贝尔是一个可爱的女孩,开始爱上她,所以去任何长度帮助她。贝尔终于感动并爱上了它和王子从野兽的身体,永远幸福的生活。

爱,人类的生活的主题。

桥英语读后感7篇相关文章：