染雾瓦尔登湖英文读后感 篇一
"Walden" by Henry David Thoreau is a thought-provoking and inspiring book that left a lasting impression on me. The book is a reflection on Thoreau's experience living in solitude in a cabin near Walden Pond for two years. It explores themes of simplicity, self-reliance, and the importance of nature.
One of the main ideas that resonated with me was the concept of simplicity. Thoreau's decision to live in a small cabin with minimal possessions made me question the excesses of modern life. In today's society, we are constantly bombarded with advertisements and messages telling us that we need the latest gadgets, the trendiest clothes, and the biggest houses. However, Thoreau's experiment showed me that true happiness does not come from material possessions. Instead, it comes from living a life of simplicity and focusing on the things that truly matter, such as relationships, personal growth, and connection with nature.
Another theme that struck a chord with me was self-reliance. Thoreau believed in the importance of relying on oneself and not being dependent on others. He spent his time at Walden Pond cultivating his own food, building his own shelter, and relying on his own skills and abilities. This idea made me reflect on my own life and the extent to which I rely on others. It reminded me of the importance of developing my own skills and being self-sufficient. It also made me realize that self-reliance goes beyond just physical needs. It also means relying on oneself for emotional and spiritual fulfillment, rather than seeking validation or happiness from others.
Lastly, "Walden" highlighted the significance of nature in our lives. Thoreau spent his time at Walden Pond immersing himself in the natural world, observing its beauty and finding solace in its tranquility. This reminded me of the importance of taking time to connect with nature in our busy lives. Spending time in nature has been proven to reduce stress, improve mental health, and foster a sense of awe and wonder. It serves as a reminder of the vastness and beauty of the world beyond our own human concerns.
In conclusion, "Walden" is a timeless piece of literature that has the power to inspire and provoke reflection. Thoreau's exploration of simplicity, self-reliance, and the importance of nature has left a lasting impact on me. It has made me question the excesses of modern life, consider the importance of self-reliance, and reminded me of the beauty and solace that can be found in nature. I would highly recommend this book to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.
瓦尔登湖英文读后感 篇二
"Walden" by Henry David Thoreau is a profound and thought-provoking book that has changed my perspective on life. Thoreau's account of his two-year stay in a cabin near Walden Pond is not just a mere description of his experiences, but a deep exploration of the human condition and the meaning of existence.
One of the key themes that stood out to me is the importance of living deliberately. Thoreau emphasizes the need to live with intention and purpose, rather than simply going through the motions of everyday life. He encourages readers to question societal expectations and norms, and to forge their own path. This resonated with me deeply, as it made me reflect on my own life and the extent to which I am living deliberately. It reminded me of the importance of pursuing my passions and dreams, rather than getting caught up in the expectations of others.
Another idea that struck me was the concept of solitude and its role in self-discovery. Thoreau's decision to live in solitude at Walden Pond was not driven by a desire to escape society, but rather to find a deeper connection with himself and the natural world. This made me reflect on the busyness and noise of modern life, and the lack of solitude and introspection that often accompanies it. It made me realize the importance of taking time for myself, away from the distractions of the world, in order to truly understand myself and my place in the world.
Furthermore, "Walden" highlights the power and beauty of nature. Thoreau's descriptions of the changing seasons, the sounds of the forest, and the tranquility of Walden Pond transported me to another world. It reminded me of the awe-inspiring wonders of nature and the need to protect and preserve it. Thoreau's reverence for nature made me reevaluate my own relationship with the natural world and encouraged me to spend more time outdoors, appreciating and connecting with the environment around me.
In conclusion, "Walden" is a book that has the power to transform and inspire. Thoreau's exploration of living deliberately, solitude, and the beauty of nature has made me question my own life choices, reflect on the importance of self-discovery, and rekindle my love for the natural world. I would highly recommend this book to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world. It is a book that will challenge and provoke thought, and leave a lasting impression.
瓦尔登湖英文读后感 篇三
read through some of the more than half of the "walden pond", to be honest look at a lot of paragraphs do not really understand, but say it is fun sections of animals that people read fresh.
the first animal is the rooster attention, and that the most common birds, however the author's pen in the air all of a sudden and very poor. thoreau is the author described them this way: the rooster, pheasant was originally, and their chirping is the world's most beautiful music, better than all the other animals, but most of the time to fill the gaps in their voice is their wife - the mother chickens are noisy, it's no wonder that they ultimately can only be the poultry, not to mention what kind of a chicken egg. these words can not help people desperately want to remember the music chenming rooster, the result was a loss, except in writing from the mechanical "oo" sound. as for the hen, they can only remember them after the end of each time it is under the "giggle" to stop the called.
walden pond, how can there are so many wild animal? every day it seems that the author and not the name they say hello. are familiar with ant, but where the ants are like the soldiers how to ah, make that an ant war was afraid to read the small bio of contempt. lovely fledgling partridge destitute people, they only obey the instinct of mothers and their own oh, the fullness of their long feathers of the body of small branches and leaves together to maintain the same posture, where to stay motionless, it picked up when a stranger or follow it, it continues to stay as motionless, or take your eyes clean. scary, of course, most ping birds, and it always sent laugh, when it is from this lake first pe, the observer much hunting or after a lot of fun. what it is, you can go to the bottom of the lake to fish in the bird.
after all the human animal is, ah, just high-level animals. the author predicted that the result of human progress must be to give up meat, as the savage to the civilized around after people give up bad habits, like eating. i do not know human beings are not one day give up meat, it is very curious about the rabbit call. in the book, the author said: rabbit to the end, the truth was a child cry. on rabbits, the most profound impression that the tree hit a hare, but there is no written record of our had been a poor hunt rabbits.
瓦尔登湖英文读后感 篇四
Walden is a masterpiece written by Henry David Thoreau （1817-1862）， who was born in Concord, Massachusetts. The age he lived had witnessed the flourish of capitalism as well as the prosperity of industrialization and urbanization. During the 19th century, the American economy developed at so fast rate that most people were bound up in pursuing the material satisfaction , while ingored the spiritual life to a great extent. But Thoreau was quite different from other people, he disdained the modern civilization and attached more importance to the spirit than the material. He thought many people of his time lived in a non-human-like modern society and many modern appliances, such as trains and telegraphs, had done harm to people's harmonious life peace and also broken the relationship between human and nature.
In order to prove that without the modern instruments , people can also live a happy life, in 1845, he moved into a cabin on the shore of Walden Pond and live there alone for two years to get close to the nature .Walden, is the famous book mainly talks about his life and thoughts during those days living in the woods .
Thoreau was so happy with the life living near the lake of Walden that he felt it a sweet grace to have the nature' accompany and even the sounds of rain and the sights around his house were full of sincere friendship. In his eyes, the nature was an intimate friend of him and all things in the nature were lively and vivacious. And all kinds of animals in the wood, such as field mouses, robins and wild rabbits were amicably treated and regarded as his adorable companions. He even thought that plants were also had the right to live equal with human beings. Just because of this, he even blamed himself for hitting chestnut trees with stones. From many words or sentences, we can easily feel Thoreau's deep love and care towards nature.
Besides, Thoreau was a pioneering nature lover, who called on people to stop destorying nature but protect it by setting himself an example to others. The consciousness of the environmental protection is becoming more and more important in our modern society, while the whole world is trapped in some serious ecological crisises resulting from hunting and killing animals, cutting down trees and polluting the rivers for pursuit of human beings' own interests. We all have the common sense that the number of wildlife is decreasing, the area of lake is shrinking, and the water is not clear any more. What's worse, environment problems such as globe warming, climate change and air and water pollution are deteriorating during the commercial process . So it's high time that we should realize we never be the dominator of the whole world conquring nature, but should spare no efforts to improve the environment right away. That is, we should comply with the natural laws, make reasonable utilization of natural resources and keep the harmonious development between the society and the environment. Only in this way will we has an opportunity to embrace a bright future and achieve a sustainable society .
In the book, Walden, Thoreau not only advocated the protection of nature, but also encourage people to comprehend and return to nature. He told us using his own experience that by living a simple life close to nature, we human beings will find out the true value of life and significance of existence.
After reading the book, what impressed me most is the description of the fascinating scenery around the Walden pound, especially these sentences: "A lake is the landscape's most beautiful and expressive feature. It is earth's eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature. The fluviatile trees next the shore are the slender eyelashes which fringe it, and the wooded hills and cliffs around are its overhanging brows". To Thoreau, the Walden lake is like a charming and melting girl , who has slender eyelashes and likes to dress herself in different beautiful clothes with the changes of different seasons.
Every morning after getting up, Thoreau would have a bath in the Walden lake to start a new day. After that, he used to wander around the pond and refresh himself with the fresh air. In summer days , he cultivated a piece of land and growed beans, blackberries, johnsworts and the like. The depiction of his leisure rurality spontaneously reminds me of Tao Yuanming, the famous Chinese poet, who lived in the Jin Dynasty and made his life meaningful by returning to the nature and perfecting himself. If Thoreau and Tao Yuanming lived in the same period and place, they would probably become best friends.
From the book, we know that during the years when Thoreau lived near the Walden, he did not completely isolate himself from the outside world. Sometimes he went to the town and did odd jobs and would receive visitors and friends in his cabin at times. As I mention before, the intention for his living in the woods was that he wanted to teach people how to live a simple life, achieve enjoyment from the nature, free oneself from the strained daily life and what is more important is to reevaluate the value of social life.
Thoreau's though of enjoying a simple life has a more realistic significance and have become a valuable spiritual wealth in our modern society. With the development of the material civilization, people's desires are swelling limitlessly and many people are busy with the pursuit of wealth and luxurious life by any means, including at the expense of nature. However, even in the society materially affluent and technologically advanced , people are not be more happier than those people who lived centuries ago, but even feel less satisfactory and complaint more about their present life as a result of having unbounded desires of getting more and better. Therefore, many people who possess a lat have become slaves of machine, working more but do not have the ability to enjoy what they have.
In the book Walden, Thoreau had realize this problem several hundreds ago. Thus, he
set his mind to give a enlightenment to awake people and encourage them to live a simple life. His thoughts have great similarity with the belief of our Chinese humanism, that is, the meaning of life lies in the sane and healthy enjoyment of a simple life. In fact, Thoreau and his teacher and friend Emerson praised highly on Confucianism and both them benefited a lot from it. I am very happy to see the interlinked place between Chinese culture and western culture.
Reading this book is like having a tranquil steam flow through my heart, washing the dust in my mind. It teaches me how to keep a pure spirit in the complex society, set proper goals for my life as well as enjoy the endows of nature. In short, I feel it quite worthwhile to read the book Walden. I sincerely hope more and more people would like to read this book and receive benefits from it .
瓦尔登湖英文读后感 篇五
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