呼啸山庄英文读后感

1、呼啸山庄英文读后感呼啸山庄英文读后感10 篇呼啸山庄英文读后感（一） ：我看完了呼啸山庄 ，感到一个未婚女子能能写出爱的如此深刻，恨的如此入骨的小说，很惊叹。呼啸山庄没有受到城市里大众化的影响和控制，完全描绘出了一个原汁原味的山村荒野的景象。使人们领略了一个完全不一样的世界。故事中的主人公都保留着原始的性格：爱起来不顾一切，恨起来不计后果。这一切的一切在我们这些长期受到传统礼仪的约束的人们看来就显得十分异常，十分有新鲜感。当我回味着这本书的深刻内涵和本质时，我发此刻呼啸山庄中我学到了许许多多，其中另我感触最深的是它教会了我坚持人性的尊严和心灵的自由。无论我们面临着多么严峻的挑战或是多么残酷的考

2、验，我们都应当向往自由。Reading wuthering heights，I felt an unmarried woman can can writeso deep love， hate such a profound novel， is amazing。Wutheringheightshavebeenpopularinthecityand controltheinfluence of paint a pletely original landscape of mountain wilderness。Enable people to enjoy a totally different wo

3、rld。 Retains the originalcharacterofthebook:desperatelove，hateupregardlessoftheconsequences 。Everythinginourthesetherestraintoftraditionaletiquettefora longtimepeople itseems itisveryspecial， veryfresh。When I finish the profound connotation and essence of the book，IfindthatinwutheringheightsI learne

4、da lotof， theotherI feelmostis that it has taught me to keep human dignity and freedom of mind。Nomatterhow severe challengewe face or how crueltest， we should allaspireto freedom。呼啸山庄英文读后感（二） ：Thoughts or reflections on reading Wuthering HeightsThe book was written by Emily Bronte， it published in 1

5、847。But atthat time， it seemed to hold little promise， selling very poorly andreceiving only a few mixed reviews。 I found this in our school library，I chose thisbook because thetitleattractedme。 The book isstructuredaround twoparallellovestories， thefirst halfofthenovel centeringon the love between

6、Catherine and Heathcliff ， while the less dramatic second half features the developing love between young Catherine andHareton 。In contrast to the first， the latter tale ends happily，restoring peace and order to Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange。In the story， thetwo houses， WutheringHeightsan

7、d ThrushcrossGrange，represent opposing worlds and values。I spent twenty days reading this book。 After reading this book，Ifelt for Heathcliff at first。 Heathcliff begins his life as a homelessorphan on the streets of Liverpool， and then he tyrannized by HindleyEarnshaw。 But he bees a villain when he

8、acquires power and returns toWuthering Heights with money and the trappings of a gentleman。Hismalevolence proves so great and longlasting。 As he himself points out，his abuse of Isabellahis wife is purely sadistic， as he amuses himselfby seeing how much abuse she can takeand stille cringingback for m

9、ore。Catherinerepresentswildnature ， inboth her high ， livelyspiritsand her occasional cruelty。 She loves Heathcliff so intensely that sheclaims they are the same person 。 However， her actionsare driven inpartby her social ambitions， which initially are awakened during her firststay at the Lintons， a

10、nd which eventually pel her to marry Edgar。Catherine is freespirited， beautiful， spoiled ， and often arrogant，she is given to fits of temper， and she is torn between her both of themenwho love her 。 The location of her coffin symbolizesthe conflictthattears apart her short life。 She is buried in a c

11、orner of the Kirkyard。IncontrasttoCatherine，IsabellaLintonCatherinessisterinlawrepresents culture and civilization， both in her refinement and in herweakness。Ultimately，she ruinsherlifeby fallinginlovewithHeathcliff。 He never returns her feelings and treats her as a meretoolin his quest for revenge

12、on the Linton family。Justas IsabellaLintonserves as Catherinesfoil，Edgar Lintonservesas Heathcliffs。 Edgar grows intoa tender ，constant， but cowardly man。He is almost the ideal gentleman。 However ， this full assortment ofgentlemanlycharacteristics， alongwithhiscivilizedvirtues， provesuseless in Edga

13、rs clashes with his foil。 He sees his wife obviously inlove withanotherman but unable to do anythingto rectifythe situation。Heathcliff， who gains power over his wife， sister， and daughter。The whole story make peoples mood heavy。 Fortunately， the end ishappy。The author Emily Bronte lived an eccentric

14、， closely guarded life。She was born in 1818 ， two years after Charlottethe author of Jane Eyreand a year and a halfbeforeher sisterAnne， who alsobecame an author 。Her fatherworked as a church rector， and her aunt ， who raisedthe Brontechildren after their mother died， was deeply religious。 Emily Bro

15、ntedid not take to her aunts Christian fervor， the character of Joseph，a caricature of an evangelical， may have been inspired by her auntsreligiosity。 The Brontes lived in Haworth， a Yorkshire village in themidst of the moors。 These wild， desolate expanseslater the setting ofWutheringHeightsmade up

16、theBrontesdailyenvironment， and Emilylivedamong them her entire life。 She died in 1848， at the age of thirty。I like this book because it rest on the unforgettable characters。Wuthering Heights is based partly on the Gothic tradition，a style ofliterature that featured supernatural encounters， crumblin

17、g ruins，moonless nights， and grotesque imagery， seeking to create effects ofmystery and fear。 I would like to remend this book to other readers。呼啸山庄英文读后感（三） ：The story describes Heathcliff and Catherine stay together morning and night;s childhood life; special feelings of a foundling and a ladyforme

18、d inthisspecialenvironment， aswellas theirHindleytyrannicalrevolt。 Later， Catherine deserted Heath Cliff because of vanity，ignorance and ignorance how Heath Cliff filled， and became the mistress of the grange。 Thenwith hatred and despairtorecover the ashesstrategy and action。 Although the only accou

19、nt of the final stage ofHeathcliff;sdeath ， butwhich revealwhen he understood thatHareton andKatie love， a new change of the human nature thought the experience ofrecovery ， which makes it a terrorist with color love tragedy revealeda bundle of joy is the light of hope。Thelove inWutheringHeightsis s

20、o specialthatitis differentfromthe love created in any novel so far。 This; Emily ;type of love is sosincere， frank， andnever self-consciousaffectationhalf 。 Only thiskind of emotion ， is really from the heart of human beings， is from thehumannature 。 Everythingin itisso naked thatthereisno half a pr

21、ison ，and never thought of imprisonment。 This is the most real portrayal oflust ，Emily never gave ita kind of so-called;literaryone。Emilycreatedthe hero ， loveis sostrong ， beyondeverything， evenif it is notthedistancebetween lifeand death 。 Loveis deep， painiscut 。 The hatredof Heath and Clifis so

22、strong ， trueand powerful 。 Thisdesire forrevengeis so powerful that it can destroy everything around him。 The fire ofrevenge burned the two families。 He was so miserablewhen Catherine died 。Catherine took away his love and took him away。 Although he is stillalive ，he is no different from death。 Eve

23、n if he gets so much， it;s not enough to fill his loss， his heart;s trauma。 Because Catherinedied ， his life was meaningless。 When he calls his lover day and nightlike a ghost ， he never gets it again 。 He torturedothers ， alsonot tohurt his injured all over the body every hour and moment。 His reven

24、gewas reported ， and he gotso many people;s property， but he lostthe lastpillar to support his survival， so at this moment， he died 。Inthenovel ，the authorofalleffortsinthe condensed Schiesz Cliffeimage portray ，she placed alltheirsympathy and indignation，idealhere 。This has been deprived of human w

25、armth of the outcast in real life，cultivateloveand hate strongly， Hindley。 He tasted the crueltyoflife ，also taught him to understand that it cannot change the destiny of theirown humiliation。 Hechoserebellion。 CatherinefinallybetrayedHeathcliffmarried ， shedidnot understand itdoes notloveEdgar Lint

26、on 。Catherine;s betrayal and after marriage sorrow destiny， is the mostimportantturningpoint in thebook。 ItmadeHeath Cliff;sfullloveturninto inparable hate; Catherine died， the cavity hatred erupted like avolcano ， andbecame a crazyrevenge power。 His objectivewas achieved ，he not onlymadeHindley and

27、 a miserable death ，dominatethe two industrialestates， but alsolet them innocentnextgeneration alsosuffereda bitterdefeat 。呼啸山庄英文读后感（四） ：Wuthering Heights，the only fiction of Emily Bronte， was publishedin1847。 Itis a storyabout love and revenge 。 Afterfinishingthe novel ，most people includingmewould

28、 appreciateHeathcliffforhis pure ， simpleand untamed lovewhich would never change untildeath 。 On the other hand，it is difficult to understand his abnormal， callous and his love forCatherine 。 Heathcliffwas an illiberaland unscrupulousperson 。 He lovedCatherine and was willing to give up everything

29、for her。 In the northofEnglandwhere the wind blew hard ， theblack and dirtychild ，Heathcliff ， fellinlove with a littlegirl ， Catherinewho gave him loveand also misery。Wuthering Heights is an ideal heaven for those misanthropists toescape fromthereallife。Inthisbeautifulbutdesolateworld ，Heathcliff a

30、s a stranger appeared。 When he was 6 or 7 years old and atthe edge of starving， Mr 。 Earnshaw ， the owner of wuthering heights，saved him。 Heathcliffschildhoodwas unfortunate 。 Beforehe cametothewuthering heights， he was almost dead。 When he was at Mr 。 Earnshawshome，he was bullied and maltreatby Mr。

31、Earnshaws son，HindleyEarnshaw。However， at thatmoment， CatherineEarnshaw saved him， andeverythingbecame different 。 Catherine was a crazy and wild girl。 The writerdescribed as follows: Her spirits were always at high-water mark， hertongue always going-singing ，laughing，and plaguing everybody who woul

32、dnot do the same。 A wild ， wickedslipshe was。 However， she was goodnessand pretty。 The relationshipbetween them was developingunder the lackof civilizededucation 。 Theirlifewas tightlyheld together， theyhadto face Hindley。 But their friendship broke when Catherine was 12 yearsold ， when she met Edga

33、r Linton a wealthy and handsomeboy from Thrushcross Grange。 Three years later ， she agreed to marry Edger 。 In Heathcliffsmind， it was Edgar who bore away his love。 Thus ， when he came back towuthering heights and began his cruel revenge。Catherinelosther childhoodat the time when she startedto consi

34、derher future。 She totally knew that it was impossible to be together withHeathcliff。 She had to find the future， a wealthy ， handsome husbandwho could give her steadylifeand reputationwhile Heathcliffhad nothing。But when she marriedEdgar， she didntfeelhappy at all 。 She rememberedthat she had betra

35、yed Heathcliff and herself。 Money and house broughther into nothingness 。 She began to cherish the memory of Heathcliff，cherished the littleboy stood by her 。 Therewas no etiquetteand standardbut sincerity。 In the wuthering heights， happiness was gone forever。Because ofHindley ， Heathclifflost the c

36、hance to learn and he was almostlost himself 。 Fortunately， Catherinedidnot give up him。 He abandonedhimselfforhis self-abased。Intheirlove ， even at thatstormingnight ，Heathcliff left。 They never thought about their future， their life。Thus， shall we ask that love should be based on what? Catherine l

37、ovedEdgar， but she also said to Nelly: you think me a selfish wretch;but did it never strike you that if Heathcliff and I married， we shouldbe beggars? whereas ， if I marry Linton， I can aid Heathcliff to rise，and place him out of mybrother;spower。 Beforethe difficulty， she choseto confront。 On the

38、contrary， Heathcliff chose to escape， because hehad no courage to overe it。 Catherine was 15 while Heathcliff was 16，they were children。 They didntunderstand what love was。 They justfoundthe happiness they had in mon。We can suppose that if Heathcliff didnt leave， and he lived withCatherine ， were th

39、ey happy? Were they at ease? What life did they live?Can theyrun crazilyon the wild land?Catherinelooked downuponHeathcliffscowardice ， onceshe talkedabout Heathcliffto Isabella:Tellher what Heathcliff is: an unreclaimed creature， without refinement，without cultivation:an aridwildernessoffurze and w

40、hinstone 。 Butshehad never suspected her courage 。 She lovedHeathcliffundoubtedly ， butshe was afraid to be with him。 Heathcliff had questioned her: You teachme now how cruel you;ve been-cruel and false。 Why did you despise me?Why did you betray your own heart， Catherine? If they loved each other，wh

41、y did cheat their heart? Compared with Catherine forgivable for his insistence and self-abased?， is Heathcliff moreIn the end， Catherine died。 She was 19 ， and Heathcliff was 20。However， thestory was not end。 AfterCatherines death ， Heathcliffwasnot likable 。 Hismaniac revenge seemedno endless 。 He

42、even took vengeanceon theirchildren。 Isthislove? Is this resentment?Did HeathcliffloveCatherine more or he hate the world more? What did he revenge for? DoesforCatherineor him? They torturedeach other ， but they stilllovedeachother 。 We can not find out the answer。 But we can know that at last，they

43、finally stayed with each other and no one can take them apart。 Andifshe had been dissolvedintoearth ， orworse， what would you have dreamtofthen?;I said 。 Of dissolving withher ， and beingmore happy still!;he answered。 No matterhow much misunderstanding ， regretand paintheyreceived before， now they r

44、est in peace。 Just like Catherine said:Whatever our souls are made of， his and mine are the same。When I finished reading this book and begin to chew the profoundmeaning and the essence in this book， I find that I have learned a lotoflifetruth。 Formy part ， loveistolearntolerance。 Ifyou reallyfall in

45、 love with someone， you will understand if she or he can gethappiness and have ever loved you， that is enough。 Reading a classicis a reallytiredand joyfulthing 。 When I ammovedby the figuresemotion ，I will feel sad and also gain enlightenment。 In addition， which movesme most is that it teaches me to keep the dignity of life and the heartof fre