《用不停跳的舞步》读后感(精选多篇).doc

用不停跳的舞步读后感(精选多篇) 王艳琳 自从我看了我是90后这本之后，给我留下了深刻的印象，印象最深刻的是永不停跳的舞步这篇文章。 文章中的女孩是李月，她从小就想成为一名舞蹈家。在xx年5月12日，突然其来的地震将李月压在废墟之下，求生的本能、跳舞的梦想，支撑着李月在废墟下度过了70多个小时。为了挽救在旦夕的李月，救援人员做了截肢的决定，使李月失去了左腿。李月在医院醒来的时候，对身旁的亲人说的第一句话是：“我身边的同学都不在了，但是我一直想跳舞，就坚持了下来。” 我们要学习李月这种不屈服残酷的命运去追逐着梦想，无论我遇到什么困难，我都要以李月为榜。 今天，我读了一本书女孩盛装舞步，女孩盛装舞步读后感。是辫子姐姐郁雨君写的天使爱美丽系列第一本。 当我第一次看到这本书时，它就一下子迷住了我。封面上画着一朵朵紫叶花组成的边框， 粉色的花瓣上闪耀着灿烂的星光。有一个女孩长发披肩，头上戴着一个闪闪发光的小巧皇冠。 身上穿着一条长长蓬蓬的清绿色裙子，脚上还穿着一双蓝色的小高跟鞋。她是那么的优雅而 美丽呀！ 除了这个封面，更让我着迷的就是那美好的故事，读后感女孩盛装舞步读后感。女孩盛装舞步中讲了女孩莱茵 原生活在一个富裕美好的家庭中，却因父亲死亡，公司倒闭。一下子跌到了低谷中。她喜欢 上了一个马术骑士，还为他养着马。可骑士师旗却连莱茵是谁，长什么样都不知道。一次跳 舞小子（那匹马）病了，莱茵不顾一切的去找师旗最后她终于和师旗在一起了。 在读这本书时，好几次我的泪珠滚滚而下。如读到跳舞小子快要死了的那段。我竟放开 书，大哭起来。我哭的是那么伤心文中跳舞校长病了，而且快死了，我读书时似乎也和跳舞 小子结下了友谊。过了好一会儿我才冷静下来重新去读。 这本书真把我感动了，我喜欢它！ 暮凌云 thefeelingafterreadingthejumpingfrogxuqiliangthenotoriousjumpingfrogofcalaverascountyisoneofthefamousshortstoriesofmarktwain.marktwain（18351910），oneofthebestknownamericanwritersandhumoristsinthe19thcentury，wasborninmissouriinthemiddlepartoftheunitedstates.marktwainshometownlayonthebanksofthemississippiriver，wherehespenthischildhood.whenhegrewupheworkedasapilotonariverboatforsometime.marktwainishispenname.hetookitfromtheshoutofthesailorsmeasuringthedepthofthewaterwhenthewaterwastwomarksdeepontheleadline.marktwainwrotealotofnovels，oneofwhichistheadventuresoftomsawyer，themasterpiecewhichbroughthimfameandhonor.someofhiswritingshavebeentranslatedintomanylanguages.heandhisworksaredeeplylovedbyreadersthroughouttheworld. thejumpingfrog,theshortnovelwrittenbymarktwain,isoneofmasterpiecesinhisworks.thestorytoldaman,thenameofjimsmiley,whowasthe curiousestaboutalwaysbettingonanythingthatturnedupyoueversee.moreover,hewaslucky,unmonluckyandhemostalwayscameoutwinner.oasionally,heketchedafrog.heneverdoneanythingforthreemonthsbutsetinhisbackyardandlearnthatfrogtojump.oneday,hemetwithastranger,thenhewantedtobetthatmanwithhisfrog.finally,helostbecausethatmanprizedthefrogsmouthopenandfilledhimfullofquail-shot-filled. peoplelovetohowwager,hehowwager,aslongasyoucanbet,hewascontent!hewasalwayslookingforopportunitieswithallhisheartandmind,nomatterwhata(推荐你关注：)pile.aslongassomeonementioned,thatguybettheperson.ifsomeonefightedadog,healsowanttobet;someonefightedcats,healsowanttobet”afewpen,marktwainpresentedanimage,amanwithnothingtodoandcrazyaboutbettingbeforeinthereader. atfirstglance,thestoryisabsolutelyalaughter.itcanconnectbodytoeverycellfulloffun.butforhumorandhumorisimpossibleforlonger.inhisworks,healwaysadmonishedthesomebody,inadditiontothe joking,realvalueisserious,istosocietythemalpracticeoftheruthlessaused.visible,marktwainsworksareoftencontainsseriouscreationgoal,isnotsomuchtohumor,ratherthanakindofexcellentirony.suchworkwillhumorandironyfusesintogether,makethehumorinironyfordevelopment,theironyinhumorgetdistillation,revealingtheprofoundinsightintosocialproblemsandanalysis. addtheironyofthehumorousstylefirstlyembodiesintheauthorforstoriesonthecleverconception.horserace,fightdogandjumpingfrogthreestoryconsistofthenovel.thestoriesseemrelativelyindependent,butcloselyrelated.first,theauthortellsthestoryofhorseracinganddogfighting,andforthefollow-uptotheclimaxofjumpingfrogstory.butthestoryofwhathappenedisunexpected.hefailedtothestrangersmeantricks.layeruponlayeraftermatting,theendingsuddenlyappearsabigturningpoint,exciting,anddeeplyattractingreaders. thisisjustashortstoryaboutthejumpingfrog,however,theauthorusedalotoftediouswordsand dialogtodescribesuchasimplething.ithinkinfactthepurposeofessayisnotjusttotellthereaderastory,hisessay,theauthordidntusetoomuchhumorouslanguagewhichhewasgoodat,onthecontrary,hewrotealongessayinmanyseeminglyuselesswordssothatperhapsafterwefinishreadingthewholestorywestillcantunderstandwhattheauthorreallywanttosay.thisisourgeneralfeeling.butifwethinkaboutthisstoryinadeeperaspectandchangeanotherangle,wewillfinditinfactcontainsitstruemeaningthattheauthormarktwaincritizedthesocietywhichhewasborn.itjustcanshowthatmostoftheworkstheauthorwroteesunderthecategoryofcriticalrealism. theessaywasfirstpublishedin1865andthestorytookplaceincalifornia,theminingtown.wecannothelptothinkofcaliforniagoldrush.infullofthegoldrushofthe19century,onlytheamountofwealthcanenterthehighsociety. peoplefromallsidesmetthesameplacewithoneobjective,possessinggoldandwealth.theacquisition ofwealth,thepursuitofthebiggestprofits,peopleoftendonothesitatetobetraythemoralstandards,distortvalueidea.therefore,undertheplotofthefunny,strangerstoo