汤姆索亚历险记读后感(英文版)

篇一：汤姆索亚历险记读后感(英文版)

汤姆索亚历险记读后感(英文版)

today,iwasreadthebookwhichcalled“theadventuresoftomsawyer.”thisstoryisaboutacleverboycalledtomsawyer.

thisbookdescribesthenineteenthcentury,themississippiriverinasmalltownpeople'slives,itcanbesaidatthetimetheunitedstatesareamicrocosmofsociallife.smallcharacterstomsawyerandhisjuniorpartnerandseriouslychildishwordsanddeedscangiveusdeepinsight.theyhatepriestspackoflies,anddonotlikeboringschoolofeducationanddecentlyadults,andchildrenarivalshow.theysmartandlively,integrityandcourage,especiallyin

somemajoreventshappenedwhen,inabattlebetweenjusticeandevil,inthemomentofcrisiscomes,theywillnothesitatetocomeforward.ithinktomsawyerisabraveboy.healwaysgiveshisfriendscourageindangerandhetrieshisbesttohelpotherpeople.

ofcourseweknow,tomisaverynaughtyboy,andhisauntpollyisoftenangrywithhim.butithinkhealsoisagoodboy.healwayscanmakeotherpeoplehappy.

peoplealwaysgrow,besidesheight,bodyhasgrownstronger,andpeople’sthoughtsarelong.yourviewontheworldisdifferent,sensible,andnolongerchildish.butpeoplearegettingbetter.

don'tliketheadventuresoftheruthlessvillains,andhisquestdobad,peopleseepeoplehate.butatlasthestilllastoman,gotastarvedtodeathinthecave.

afterreadingthe"adventuresoftomsawyer,"ireallyenvytomtohavesuchaninterestingexperience.itseemsthisbookwithrelish,andevensleeplessnights.

inmyheart,irespecttom.maybeheisahero.andithinkishouldlearnsomethingfromtomsawyer.

篇二：汤姆索亚历险记读后感英文版

Atfirstglance,therearechildrenjoyworksandmanyfunnyplots.butreadcarefullymarkTwain'sworksaremorerealisticandtrulyreflectstheunitedstatesfromfreecompetitiontomonopolyofimperialismperiodofthesociallife.Thethemeisextensive,oragainstracial

discrimination,orirony,vulgar,boringorcriticizedthehypocrisyofthebourgeoisie,orexposetheimperialistambitions.Theyarebothoftheauthor'schildhoodnostalgiaandremembrance,itisalsoreflectthe

historyoftheunitedstatessocial,recordandcriticizingthesocialmoral.Astheauthorsaid,theyarewrittenforadults.becauseofthereallife,theauthorcan'tfindtheideal,heputattentiontothepre-warchildhoodlivingintheworld.heaboundpoeticdescriptionandromanticstyle,depictingthelivesofchildreninfun.Theauthoringeniouslytheinnocentandlivelychildren'spsychologywiththeordinarycitizentocomparethevulgarconservativelifehighlightsthelifelesslife.makethechildrenfeeldisgustandfalseofthereligiousceremony,inflexibleandstaleschoollifeeducationsystem.TheheroTomtogetridofthebondageofrealityandthepursuitoffreedomofheavenandearth,goingtomakeavarietyof"adventure".helively,clever,fulloffantasyandsenseofjustice...Alloftheseareinconsistentwiththecapitalismlifeofthattime,andnottobepermittedbysecularmoralpreceptsandchurch.

ThetwonovelsarebasedonthemississippiRiverasthestory

background,themississippiRivertownisamicrocosmoftheentireunitedstates.Theworksreflectthe19thcenturythevariousillsofAmericansociety,thedisparitybetweentherichandthepoor,urbanandruralareas,injinyuanempirebehindthegildedage,hidden

shockingpovertyandbackwardness.buTtherearedifferencebetweenthetwoworks.Tomsawyerpeculiartothefullperformanceofchildhoodjoy,fear,thepursuitofstimulation,thecharacteristicsofpersonalityonthefreedomofchildren'snaive,lively,madeavery

detaileddescription,languagevivid,lifelike,isanovelinthetruesenseofpurechildrennotmanydrabmoralizingimpliedmeaningissimple."huckleberry?huckleberryFinn"isthethemeofthemoreprofound,mainlyintheunitedstatesofracialdiscriminationandracialoppression,criticizingthesouthernplantationownersofblackslavesbrutalpersecutionandinhumanetreatment.

篇三：汤姆索亚历险记英文读后感

onceRead,Forevergained

------ReadingReportofTheAdventuresofTomsawyer

Look!Therecomesawildboy,whoissodirty,sonaughtyandfullofcunningideasinhissmallhead.outofquestion,thisisTomsawyer,oneofmarkTwain’sfamouscharacters.

ItwasinmyjuniormiddleschoolthatIreadTheAdventuresofTomsawyerinchineseversionforthefirsttime,whichgavemeadeepimpression.Tomisdirtybuthonestandsympatheticashedreamsofbeingaswordsmanandstrugglehiswholelifeforjustice.TomisnaughtybutheisbraveenoughtoexposethatwickedInjun.Tomisfullofcunningideasbutactiveandsmart.wecanseethatTomshowitsointerestingtopaintthewallonpurposebecausehewantedsomeonetoreplacehim.buttheresultwasthatotherkidswerewillingtohelphimandevengiveTompresents.howcleverheis!Absorbedinthestoryatthattime,IhavetotallyadmiredthislittleheroTomsawyer,suchasimple,courageousandpositiveguywhocertainlycanbemymodelexcepthisexcessivenaughtinesswhichgaveothersespeciallyAuntpollyheadache.

Iwon’tforgetthesecondtimewhenIreadthisbook.Justhalfayearago,thegradeofcollegeentranceexaminationsaddenedme.Theshadowdidn’tdisappearuntilIcameacrossthisbookinmyshelfwhileIwasarrangingmybooks.Icountedmyselffortunateto

makesuchacorrectdecisiontoreaditagain,whichbenefitedmealot.IwassurprisedtorealizethatTomisanorphan,whichwasignoredbymebefore.withoutpaternalaffectionandmaternallove,Tomcanstillleadajoyfullife.howcouldIdrownmyselfinsorrowasIamsurroundedbymyparents’love?Tomdislikedtheboringlessonssohetriedtogetridofthetameschoollife?suchalittleboyisabletopursueafreelifethathelikes,whyamIsostupidtobestruckdownbyagrade,justagrade?Trappedinthecave,TombehavedsobravelyandcalmlythatIhavetogivehimthumbsup.It’sanamazingthingthatitwasabookthatsentmebacktosunnydays.“Thegreatertheobstacle,themoregloryinovercomingit.”now,Iseeit.

sonowIreadtheTheAdventuresofTomsawyerforthethirdtime,butinenglishversionthistime.gainagain!ThestoryseemstobepurerinenglishsoIamabstractedbyTom’sinnocence.wecan’tfindoutsuchlovelyinnocenceoutofchildhood.whatareleftarejustpiecemealmemories.Likeabottleofchampagne,childhoodwillbearomaticwithmemoriesastimegoesby.Atthistime,Iwanttogivesomeliterarycommentsasauniversitystudent.wehavetomentiontherealismandromanticismatthemerementionofmarkTwain.hegaveusafantasystorywithachild’ssightinthisnovel.markTwainshowedustherealismbyillustratingthelifepeopleliveinthe

smalltownandsatiresbourgeoisie’svulgarityandgreed,thehypocrisyofchildren’seducation,themoralityandreligion.ontheotherhand,healsodescribedTomandhisfellows’pursuingthelegendary,adventurous,romanticandhappylifetoexpressthebeautifulhopetolifeanddream.Thenovelisfilledwithtrueportrayalofrealismaswellastheemotionalexpressionofromanticism.Itperfectlycombineshisartisticstylesofrealismandidealromanticism.

Agoodbookisjustlikeanore,whichyoucangainsomethingvaluablewheneveryoumire.onceread,youcouldgainitforever.英语1班高喻佳20XX30050108

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