染雾《汤姆索亚历险记》英文版读后感 篇一
After reading the English version of "Adventures of Tom Sawyer", I was deeply moved by the adventures and mischievousness of Tom Sawyer. The story, written by Mark Twain, takes us on a journey through the life of a young boy in the small town of St. Petersburg.
The character of Tom Sawyer is incredibly relatable and endearing. He is a mischievous and imaginative young boy who often finds himself in trouble. Tom's adventures, such as playing pirates with his friends or exploring the haunted house, reminded me of my own childhood and the sense of freedom and excitement that comes with it. I couldn't help but feel nostalgic as I followed Tom's escapades.
One of the things that stood out to me in the book was the strong sense of friendship and loyalty. Tom's friendship with Huckleberry Finn is a central theme in the story. Despite their differences in social status, the two boys form a deep bond and support each other throughout their adventures. Their friendship serves as a reminder of the importance of loyalty and acceptance, regardless of one's background.
Another aspect of the book that captivated me was the vivid descriptions of the Mississippi River and the surrounding nature. Mark Twain's writing beautifully captures the essence of the river and its significance in the lives of the characters. The river becomes a symbol of freedom and escape for Tom and his friends, and it serves as a backdrop for many of their adventures.
The story also tackles important social issues such as racism and slavery. While these topics are handled with sensitivity, they serve as a reminder of the historical context in which the story is set. Through the character of Jim, a runaway slave, Twain highlights the injustice and cruelty of slavery and challenges the reader to reflect on these issues.
Overall, "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is a timeless classic that has captivated readers for generations. Mark Twain's storytelling and vivid descriptions bring the characters and setting to life. The mischievous and adventurous spirit of Tom Sawyer resonates with readers of all ages, reminding us of the magic and excitement of childhood. The themes of friendship, loyalty, and social justice make this book not only an entertaining read but also a thought-provoking one. I highly recommend the English version of "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" to anyone looking for a delightful and meaningful literary adventure.
《汤姆索亚历险记》英文版读后感 篇二
Reading the English version of "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" was a delightful journey into the world of childhood imagination and adventure. Mark Twain's timeless classic captures the essence of youth and the excitement that comes with exploring the unknown.
One of the aspects of the book that stood out to me was the vivid portrayal of the small town of St. Petersburg. Twain's detailed descriptions brought the town to life, from the bustling streets to the quiet beauty of the Mississippi River. The setting serves as a backdrop for Tom Sawyer's adventures, and it made me feel as if I was right there alongside him, experiencing the thrill and wonder of each escapade.
The character of Tom Sawyer is incredibly relatable and lovable. His mischievous nature and boundless imagination reminded me of the innocence and curiosity of childhood. Tom's adventures, whether it's playing pirates, attending his own funeral, or searching for hidden treasures, kept me hooked from beginning to end. I found myself laughing at his antics and rooting for him as he faced various challenges.
One of the underlying themes in the book is the power of imagination. Tom Sawyer's ability to create elaborate stories and games with his friends showcases the limitless possibilities that come with a vivid imagination. It made me reflect on the importance of nurturing and embracing our own creativity, even as adults.
Another aspect of the book that resonated with me was the strong sense of friendship and loyalty. Tom's relationships with his friends, particularly his bond with Huckleberry Finn, reminded me of the importance of having a support system in life. Through their adventures and misadventures, Tom and his friends demonstrate the value of companionship and the strength that comes from standing by each other's side.
The book also addresses important social issues such as racism and social class divisions. While these themes are not the central focus of the story, they provide a deeper layer of meaning and encourage readers to reflect on the injustices and prejudices that exist in society.
Reading the English version of "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" was a truly enjoyable experience. Mark Twain's masterful storytelling and vivid descriptions transported me into the world of a young boy's imagination and adventure. The themes of friendship, imagination, and social justice make this book not only a classic but also a thought-provoking read. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a captivating and insightful literary journey.
《汤姆索亚历险记》英文版读后感 篇三
today, i was read the book which called “the adventures of tom sawyer.” this story is about a clever boy called tom sawyer.
this book describes the nineteenth century, the mississippi river in a small town people's lives, it can be said at the time the united states are a microcosm of social life. small characters tom sawyer and his junior partner and seriously childish words and deeds can give us deep insight. they hate priests pack of lies, and do not like boring school of education and decently adults, and children a rival show. they smart and lively , integrity and courage, especially in
some major events happened when, in a battle between justice and evil, in the moment of crisis comes, they will not hesitate to come forward.i think tom sawyer is a brave boy. he always gives his friends courage in danger and he tries his best to help other people.
of course we know, tom is a very naughty boy, and his aunt polly is often angry with him. but i think he also is a good boy. he always can make other people happy.
people always grow, besides height, body has grown stronger, and people’s thoughts are long. your view on the world is different, sensible, and no longer childish. but people are getting better.
don't like the adventures of the ruthless villains, and his quest do bad, people see people hate. but at last he still las toman, got a starved to death in the cave.
after reading the "adventures of tom sawyer," i really envy tom to have such an interesting experience. it seems this book with relish, and even sleepless nights.
in my heart, i respect tom. maybe he is a hero. and i think i should learn something from tom sawyer.
《汤姆索亚历险记》英文版读后感 篇四
At first glance, there are children joy works and many funny plots. But read carefully Mark Twain's works are more realisticand truly reflects the United States from free competition to monopoly of imperialism period of the social life. The theme is extensive, or against racial
discrimination, or irony, vulgar, boring or criticized the hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie, or expose the imperialist ambitions. They are both of the author's childhood nostalgia and remembrance,it is also reflect the
history of the United States social, record and criticizing the social moral. As the author said, they are written for adults.Because of the real life ,the author can't find the ideal,he put attention to the pre-war childhood living in the world. He abound poetic description and romantic style, depicting the lives of children in fun. The author ingeniously the innocent and lively children's psychology with the ordinary citizen to compare the vulgar conservative life highlights the lifeless life. Make the children feel disgust and false of the religious ceremony, inflexible and stale school life education system. The hero Tom to get rid of the bondage of reality and the pursuit of freedom of heaven and earth, going to make a variety of "adventure". He lively, clever, full of fantasy and sense of justice... All of these are inconsistent with the capitalism life of that time, and not to be permitted by secular moral precepts and church.
The two novels are based on the Mississippi River as the story
background, the Mississippi River town is a microcosm of the entire United States. The works reflect the 19th century the various ills of American society, the disparity between the rich and the poor, urban and rural areas, in jinyuan empire behind the gilded age, hidden
shocking poverty and backwardness.BUT there aredifference between the two works. Tom Sawyer peculiar to the full performance of childhood joy, fear, the pursuit of stimulation, the characteristics of personality on the freedom of children's naive, lively, made a very
detailed description, language vivid, lifelike, is a novel in the true sense of pure children not many drab moralizing implied meaning is simple. "Huckleberry ? huckleberry Finn" is the theme of the more profound, mainly in the United States of racial discrimination and racial oppression, criticizing the southern plantation owners of black slaves brutal persecution and inhumane treatment.
《汤姆索亚历险记》英文版读后感 篇五
Once Read, Forever Gained.
------Reading Report of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Look! There comes a wild boy, who is so dirty, so naughty and full of cunning ideas in his small head. Out of question, this is Tom Sawyer, one of Mark Twain’s famous characters.
It was in my junior middle school that I read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in Chinese version for the first time, which gave me a deep impression. Tom is dirty but honest and sympathetic as he dreams of being a swordsman and struggle his whole life for justice. Tom is naughty but he is brave enough to expose that wicked Injun. Tom is full of cunning ideas but active and smart. We can see that Tom show it so interesting to paint the wall on purpose because he wanted someone to replace him. But the result was that other kids were willing to help him and even give Tom presents. How clever he is! Absorbed in the story at that time, I have totally admired this little hero Tom Sawyer, such a simple, courageous and positive guy who certainly can be my model except his excessive naughtiness which gave others especially Aunt Polly headache.
I won’t forget the second time when I read this book. Just half a year ago, the grade of college entrance examination saddened me. The shadow didn’t disappear until I came across this book in my shelf while I was arranging my books. I counted myself fortunate to
make such a correct decision to read it again, which benefited me a lot. I was surprised to realize that Tom is an orphan, which was ignored by me before. Without paternal affection and maternal love, Tom can still lead a joyful life. How could I drown myself in sorrow as I am surrounded by my parents’ love? Tom disliked the boring lessons so he tried to get rid of the tame school life? Such a little boy is able to pursue a free life that he likes, why am I so stupid to be struck down by a grade, just a grade? Trapped in the cave, Tom behaved so bravely and calmly that I have to give him thumbs up. It’s an amazing thing that it was a book that sent me back to sunny days. “The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. ” Now, I see it.
So now I read the The Adventures of Tom Sawyer for the third time, but in English version this time. Gain again! The story seems to be purer in English so I am abstracted by Tom’s innocence. We can’t find out such lovely innocence out of childhood. What are left are just piecemeal memories. Like a bottle of champagne, childhood will be aromatic with memories as time goes by. At this time, I want to give some literary comments as a university student. We have to mention the realism and romanticism at the mere mention of Mark Twain. He gave us a fantasy story with a child’s sight in this novel. Mark Twain showed us the realism by illustrating the life people live in the
small town and satires bourgeoisie’s vulgarity and greed, the hypocrisy of children’s education, the morality and religion. On the other hand, he also described Tom and his fellows’ pursuing the legendary, adventurous, romantic and happy life to express the beautiful hope to life and dream. The novel is filled with true portrayal of realism as well as the emotional expression of romanticism. It perfectly combines his artistic styles of realism and ideal romanticism.
A good book is just like an ore, which you can gain something valuable whenever you mire. Once read, you could gain it forever.
《汤姆索亚历险记》英文版读后感 篇六
today, i was read the book which called “the adventures of tom sawyer.” this story is about a clever boy called tom sawyer.
this book describes the nineteenth century, the mississippi river in a small town people's lives, it can be said at the time the united states are a microcosm of social life. small characters tom sawyer and his junior partner and seriously childish words and deeds can give us deep insight. they hate priests pack of lies, and do not like boring school of education and decently adults, and children a rival show. they smart and lively , integrity and courage, especially in some major events happened when, in a battle between justice and evil, in the moment of crisis comes, they will not hesitate to come forward.
i think tom sawyer is a brave boy. he always gives his friends courage in danger and he tries his best to help other people.
of course we know, tom is a very naughty boy, and his aunt polly is often angry with him. but i think he also is a good boy. he always can make other people happy.
people always grow, besides height, body has grown stronger, and people’s thoughts are long. your view on the world is different, sensible, and no longer childish. but people are getting better. don't like the adventures of the ruthless villains, and his quest do bad, people see people hate. but at last he still las toman, got a starved to death in the cave.
after reading the "adventures of tom sawyer," i really envy tom to have such an interesting experience. it seems this book with relish, and even sleepless nights.
in my heart, i respect tom. maybe he is a hero. and i think i should learn something from tom sawyer.
