2024年《鲁滨逊漂流记》英语读后感范文

第页2024年《鲁滨逊漂流记》英语读后感范文《鲁滨逊漂流记》英语读后感1

ireadadefoes"ofrobinsoncrusoe.iamdeeplyattractedbythebook,itletsmerealizerobinsonthesurprisingperseveranceandindomitablespirit.

robinsoncrusoeisthisbookhero.inamaritime,robinsonontheshipinadesertislandnearreefandshipsailorsandpassengersarealldrowned;butcrusoeonefortunatelysurvived.thewavesrollupthebeachonhim.inovercomingtheinitialpessimisticanddespair,afterthat,hewithhisindomitableperseverance,andnatureislaunchedheroicepicstruggle.hedependsonhisownhandsandwisdom,usegunsandsimpletools,self-reliance,self-rearedlandlivedadesolateyedaolife.throughunremittingefforts,henotonlyhavetheirownresidenceandfurniture,andpasture,plantation,evenhaveapet.insuchaterriblecircumstances,couldliveinthiswayoflife,isnoteasy,itistotallyhereliesonhisperseveranceandwisdomcreatesmiracle.

robinsoncrusoeisagoodathelpingothers,helphimfromacannibalrescuesthenextcaptive,thatdaywasfriday,sotheynamedhim"friday".fromthenon,fridaybecamehisfaithfulpartnerandservants.robinsonalsoteachhelearnedtospeakenglish.soon,hewasrescuedfromcannibalsseveralcaptives,andtogethertheylabor,livingtogether.later,anenglishshipthroughthedesertisland,crusoehelpcaptainoverpoweredrebellionsailor,boatleavedesertislandandreturntoenglandandliveahappylife.robinsonfromcastawaytoreturntoengland,thisparagraphoftimeunexpectedlyfor20years.

readthisbook,thatiwasdeeplytouched.apersonaldirestraits,unexpectedlycandothislifeisfullofconfidence,bravelyfacinglife,createlife,trueisvaluable.makemerealizethatpeopleregardlessofwhenandwherenomattermuchdifficulty,canbedifficultintimidated,bravelyfacingdifficultiesandovercomedifficulties,andalwaysmaintainapositive,optimisticattitude,poisedtofacechallengesandbadluck.onlyinthiswaycanwelikerobinson,thatisalwaysavictory

《鲁滨逊漂流记》英语读后感2

AfterreadingRobinsonCrusoe,Iamshockedatit,andIreallyadmireRobinson.

Iadmirehisspiritofnotretreatingwhenbeingintrouble.Helivedinanuninhabitedislandforabout26yearsandencounteredmanydifficultieswhicharebeyondourimagination.Hesurvivesonhisperseveranceandfaith;what"smore,hecreatedthenewlife.Hisspiritisworthlearning,whichisthatwecan"tsurpass.

Istillmoreadmirehisabilityofbearingloneliness.Frommypointofview,allofusaresurviveinthesocietywithoutfamiliesandfriends.IfIwereRobinson,IshouldrelyonmyselftosurvivebutIcouldn"tbeartheisolatedlife.Nowwemaynotawarehowimportanttheemotionis.However,ifweencounterthatconditionlikeRobinson"s,wemayknowthatwearenotindividuals,andwecan"tlivealoneintheworld.Kinship,friendshipandloveareindispensableinourlife,andtheyarepricelesstreasurewhichareworthmaintainingbyourlife.

《鲁滨逊漂流记》英语读后感3

ThisisanovelbytheEnglishauthorDanielDefoe,publishedin1719.Itisoneofthemostpopularadventurenovelsinallliterature.ItisthestoryofBobinsonCrusoe,anEnglishmanwhoisshipwreckedinalonelytropicalisland.Hebuildshimselfahut,growshisownfood,andbecomesself-sufficient.After23yearshemeetswithagroupofcannibalsandrescuesoneoftheirprisoners,ayoungnativewhomehecallsFriday.Crusoeandhis“man”Fridaybecomeclosefriends,andwhentheyarefinallyrescuedfouryearslater,bothreturntoEngland.

RobinsonCrusoewaspartlybasedontheactualdeedsofAlexanderSelkirk,an18th-centuryScott