英文读后感100.docx

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英文读后感100

英文读后感100

篇一：

英语读后感100-200

1.《老人与海》

我读了美国著名作家海明威的小说《老人与海》，十分佩服小说中老渔夫的意志，他让我懂得了一个人一定要有坚持不懈的精神，才能获得成功。

小说描写的是一个年近六旬的老渔夫，在一次单身出海打鱼时，钓到了一条大鱼，却拉不上来。

老渔夫同鱼周旋了几天后，才发现这是一条超过自己渔船数倍的大马林鱼，虽然明知很难取胜，但仍不放弃。

后来又因大马林鱼伤口上的鱼腥味引来了几群鲨鱼抢食，但老人仍不愿就这样放弃，最终突出重围，将大鱼带回了渔港，让其他渔夫佩服不已。

IreadafamousAmericanwriterErnestHemingway'snovel"theoldmanandthesea",veryadmirekeptthewillofthenovel,heletmeknowhowamanmusthaveperseverance,cansucceed.Themanisanoveldepictsaneartheoldfisherman,inasingleouttoseafishing,caughtabigfish,butpullnotup.Theoldfishermanalwithfishafterafewdays,foundthatthisisamorethanhisseveraltimesasbigmarlinfishingboats,although

knowingishardtowin,butstilldon'tgiveup.Laterandbecausethebigmarlinwoundfishsmelldrewafewgroupofsharksrobfood,buttheoldmanstillwouldnotsogiveup,eventuallybeckoning,thebigfishbacktothefishingport,lettheotherfishermentoadmire.

童年

这本书是作者真实生活的写照，高尔基根据自己的亲身经历，再现了黑暗统治下的孩子从觉醒到长大的苦难历程。

阿廖沙是一个悲惨、可怜的小孩，他的童年是在外祖父家度过的，他的生活可不像我们现在这样幸福，充满阳光和爱。

他的外祖父性情暴躁，贪婪、自私；两个舅舅也很自私、粗暴，这些都在年幼的阿廖沙的心里留下了深深的烙印。

这本书让我了解到了当时沙皇统治时期的困苦生活，让我知道了现在的美好生活的来之不易。

我们要珍惜现在的幸福生活，热爱生活，努力学习，用自己的能力和智慧把这个世界建设得更加美好。

Thisbookistherealportraitureoflife,golgiaccordingtoownexperience,emersionthechildrenofdarkrulefromawakeningtothesufferingofthecoursegrewup.Allysonisatragic,poorchild,hischildhoodwasspentinmygrandfatherhome,hislifeisnotlikewedonowhappiness,fulloflightandlove.Hisgrandfathercrankyandgreed,selfish;Twouncleisveryselfish,rough,theseareyoungallysonheartleftadeepimprint.ThisbookletIlearnedtheczarwasduringthereignofthepoorlife,letmeknowthebetterlifenowthehard-won.Weshouldcherishthehappinessoflife,loveoflife,studyhard,withtheirownabilityandwisdomtotheworld?

英语读后感200字：

基督山伯爵

Lovesalsothoroughly,hatesthoroughlyalso.Repaysadebtofgratitudealso

thoroughly,therevengeisalsothorough.Thisisreads"Christmountainrevengeinmerecords"afterthebiggestfeeling.Chinahastheproverbiscalledthe"gentleman

revenges,tenyearnotlate",revengesalsoisneedstoconservestrength,certainlyisnot

mayactrashlybyreasonofforawhilethestateofmind.ButChristmountaincount,thenwasmostconcretethemotionexplainsthisproverbwithoneself.Afterexperiences14yearsinprison,hislifeessentialmeaningwaspursueseverthefamilymember,ever

benefactorandeverpersonalenemy.Afterconfirmedhadtoseekperson,hecertainlydidnothavelikeussuchwhichsawinthechivalricfictionnovel,heldthefistintheotherhandcloud"tothebenefactorgoesthroughfireorwater,againdidnothesitate",assassinatedtothepersonalenemyonesword.Hechosehisownway.Toeverhadthegraciousnesstoownshipownerone,heusedupitenergy,silentlysupported,bythevariousway,actuallyalwaysdidnotletthemknowactuallyownwasforrepayadebtofgratitude.Ifherepaysadebtofgratitudemoving,thenhisrevengeissotheincisiveness,alsohasseveralafteruscallsunavoidablytohavethedessertisstartled.

reading"Ataleoftwocities"

"Ataleoftwocities"isoneofDickens'smostimportantrepresentativeworks.ThenovelprofoundlyexposedthesocietycontradictionbeforetheFrenchRevolution,intenselyattacksthearistocraticsocialclassisdissoluteandcruel,andsincerelysympathizeswiththedepressedclasses.

Thenovelhasportrayedmanydifferentpeople.DoctorManette,Lucie,Charles,Lorry，SydneyandMissPross.IlikeLorrybest,asheishonestandbrave.

Asanoutstandingwriter,inDickens'swork,thelanguageskillisessential.thestyle"Ataleoftwocities"issolemnityandmelancholy,fillsindignantion,butlacksthehumoroftheearly

篇二：

《小王子》读后感

Haveaniceday!

篇三：

怦然心动英文观后感

ASpecialGirlDeservesABeautifulLove

AfterwatchingFlipped,iwastotallymovedbyitsromanticplot.Theheroine,JuliBaker,whoisregardedasastrangestudentintheschool,didleaveastrongimpressioninmyheart.Whatiwanttosayafterwatchingitisthataspecialgirldeservesabeautifullove.Juliistheoneiadmiresomuch.

JuliBakermetBryceLoskiinhersecondgrade,andshewasflippedfromthenonbecauseofhiswatermelon-scentedhairandapairofdazzlingeyes.ThoughBryceshewnointerestinheranddideverythinghecouldtokeepawayfromher,shenevergaveupandspentthewholeyear

wonderingifshecouldevergethiskiss.Whentheywereinseventhgrade,Julifellinlovewithalarge,oldsycamoretree,whichnooneunderstood.RightafterseeingthetreebeingcutdownbutBrycedidn’thelp,andseeinghimthrowingtheeggsshegavehim,JulibegantothinkaboutwhetherBrycewastherightperson.Fortunately,BrycefinallyfoundthatJuliwassopreciousagirl,andtheendingwashappiness.

Therearetwoimpressivescenesthatieagerlywanttoshare.FirstofallisthescenethatJulisitsonthelarge,oldsycamoretreewhichletherseetheworldinamuchmoreenlightenedway.Shecanstayonthetreequietlyforawholeday,lookingatthemarvelousworldwithcuriosity.Shelovesnature,andiswillingtoprotectitattheriskofher“reputation”amongtheschoolmates.Frommyperspective,sheisaninvaluablegiftcomparedtoherschoolmates.Sheneverfollowsfashionblindly,instead,sheexactlyknowswhatshewants.Askourselves,whenthewholeworldcallyou“nerd”or“freak”,areyoudaretoturnablindeyetotheserumors?

Doyoustillhavecouragetofollowyourheart?

Moreover,itwasthesweetsmileJuligavetoherunclethatmadememovedagain.Sheneverblameshermentallychallengeduncle,onthecontrary,shechosetocelebratethebirthdayforhim.Whenherunclelostcontrolinthepublic,shedidn’tfeelashamed.Matureassheis,sheshoulderstheresponsibilityofherfamily.What’smore,sheclearlyknowstheimportanceoftoleranceandlove.

NowonderthatChet,Bryce’sgrandfather,saysthatJuliisararekindofgirlwho'shardtocomeacross.Anditisnowonderthatthisspecialgirlcanfinallyfindhersoulmateandharvesthersweetestfirstlove.