了不起的盖茨比英文读后感.docx

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了不起的盖茨比英文读后感

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了不起的盖茨比英文读后感

　　了不起的盖茨比英文读后感1

　　IhaveheardofthefamousnovelTheGreatGatsbyformanyyears.However,untilrecentlyhaveIgotthetimeandmoodtoreadit.AssoonasIfinishreading,Ifindmypreviousunwarrantedassumptionofittotallywrong.

　　ThisisastoryaboutGatsbyandhispursuitforthe‘Americandreams’。

DuringtheWorldWarOne,thepoorsoldierGatsbyfellinlovewithanupperclassgirlnamedDaisy.Butduetothewidegapbetweenthem,DaisydecidedtomarryTom,amanofherclass,insteadofGatsby.Broken-heartedGatsbythenheldtheconvictionthatmoneywasofthegreatestimportance.Hestronglybelievedinthe‘Americandreams’，whichasweallknow,advocatesthatonecanachievewhateverheorshelikesthroughcontinuousefforts.HestrivedforfiveyearstobecomeamillionaireandboughtavillanearDaisy’stoattracther.HewastooaddictedtohisfantasytorealizethatDaisywasnolongerthelovelygirlsheusedtobe.Eventually,hewaskilledbecauseofhercrime.

　　Afterreadingit,somethingreverberatesinmyheart.Ican’thelpthinkingofthethemeFitzgeraldtryingtoconvey.Onethingmaybethelonelyvoidofpeople’sspiritualworld.Iamdeeplyimpressedbychapter3,whereavividdescriptionofapartyisgiven.Therewerebeautifulgirls,drunkmen,andboisterouscrowdsthere,butnoneofthemperceivedthepointlessoftheirlivesandthebarrenoftheirminds.Toseethisphenomenondeeper,thereweretwocircumstancesunderlyingit.Thefirstisthelackofdreams.Somepeople,especiallythepeopleoftheupperclass,livedanaimlesslife.Theywastedtheirtimeandmoneyandtookanindifferentattitudetowardslife.Theychasedfortemporaryecstasybutlosttheiridentityineternity,namelyDaisyandTom.Thesecondisthemisleadingofdreams.SomeotherslikeGatsby,bravelypursuedtheirdreams,yetgoingtoadivergedwayunconsciously.Theymightmixuptheconceptofaricherlifeandahappierlife,viewingahighersocialstateandapeacefulfulfilledlifeasequality.Unfortunately,whentheywerebusychasingtheirdreams,everythingchangedwithtime.Whentheywereanxiousabouttheto-gets,theyignoredwhattheyhadalreadyhadandlostthealerttotheconstantchanges.Theexcellentuseofsymbolizationillustratesthisideaperfectly.Theimageryof‘greenlight’isthemostimportantsymblewhichoccurredthreetimesinthenovel.Thegreen-light’sobscureinthemistindicatesthedimofGatsby’sdreams.

　　AsfarasIamconcerned,thisstorycanserveasareminderforus.Toliveameaningfullife,weshouldcarefullychoosesomedreamstopursue.Andintheprocessoffulfillingourdreams,weshouldalwaysbeconciousaboutwhatwereallydesire.Anyhow,onlybypursuingtheproperdreamscanwefinallygettothedeepspringsofhappiness.

　　了不起的盖茨比英文读后感2

　　TheGreatGatsbyistheworkofFrancisScottFitzgerald,anAmericanpoetanddreamer,publishedin1925.Thistime,itistheworkofLiJihong,atalentedtranslator.

　　Inthenovel,GatsbywasborninapoorfamilyandfellinlovewithDaisywhenhewasyoung.However,hewasunabletomarryDaisybecauseofpoverty.TherealitymadeGatsbysfantasyinhisheartdisillusionedforthefirsttime.Daisyisaveryrealisticrichwoman,andsheimmediatelymarriedanotherrichbusinessmanTom.LaterGatsbybecameamillionairebyhisowneffortsandluck.Gatsbywasstillnostalgicforhisformerloverafterhemadehisfortune.HejustwantedtoseethegreenlightatDaisysWharfandsethishomebythesea.

　　Atthebeginningofthenovel,theauthorusesalotofinktodescribeGatsbyssceneofentertainingguestsandfriendsinthemansion,aswellashisfeelingsaftermeetingDaisyagain.AlthoughDaisyshusbandTomwasadamantagainstit,theywerestillrecklesslysweet.Justastheywereabouttowalktothe"happinessAvenue",Daisyaccidentallyhitapasser-bywhiledriving,whichresultedinthedeathofpassers-by.Theauthorsuseofsuchdramaticcolorsisreallyboastful.Gatsbywaswillingtogiveuphislifeandwealthfordaisy.Insharpcontrasttothis,DaisyandTomareselfishandindifferent.TheydeliberatelyexcusethemselvestogoawayfromhomeandblameGatsbyforalltheaccidents.Onceagain,therealitycoldlyshatteredhisillusoryandalmostnaivedream.

　　Atfirstglance,thetitleof"amazing"Gatsby,butatthebeginning,Ihadbeenthinkinghard.Ijustcouldntfigureoutwherehewas?

Itsonlyafteralotofaftertastethatwehaveanepiphany.

　　Gatsbyisagreatman.Hisgreatnessliesinhissimpleandsimpleviewoflove.Hethinksthatloveistheworldoftwopeople.Gatsbycanlivearichandupperclasslifefrompovertytowealth,butheisnotmovedbymoneyandfame.Allhispurposesar