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1、外国名著英文高中生读后感2022年5篇 名著对人物形象的塑造源于丰富的生活体验，所描写的人物不但形象性格显明丰富而且有层次感。这些形象描绘又是通过场景、人物语言对白、环境描写来凸显出来的。有些外国名著是通过多层次的描述方法来表现这个人物的性格特征。下面给大家共享一些关于外国名著英文中学生读后感5篇，供大家参考。 外国名著英文中学生读后感作文(1) The tale of two cities is a historical story， one of Dickens longfictions。The background to the novel is the revolution of Fr
2、ance 。It portrayed abrutal and bloody story ， but it also contained love and friendship。 In the novel， Dickens sarcastically described a typical cruelnoblemanmarquis of Evermonde 。 When he was young he and his brother stole acountrywoman by force and killed her family 。Whats worse ， he used his powe
3、r toimprison Dr Manette ， a kind and honest man who knew all the things they haddone and wanted to disclose their crimes 。 In order to hide their crimes。Marquis of Evermonde and his brother threw Doctor Manette into prison for 18years 。 During these 18 years，Doctor Manette lost his freedom and suffe
4、r a greatin spirit 。 I felt unthinkable that Marquis of Evermonde and his brother killed peoplejust as easily as they killed chickens。 They deprived other peoples freedom asthey liked and they thought it was normal and unremarkable。 They had neverrealized that they had done something wrong or someth
5、ing improper。 Because theirnature was cruel and evil， like demons。 There is an old saying which means:People who mit too many crimes will kill themselves。 After all， there is justicein the world。 The demons cant be rampant forever。 Because the world will notforgive them。 They will pay their lives fo
6、r their crimes。 Lets see theconsequence of the Marquis，He lay there like a stone with a knife pushed intohis heart。” I think it was just what he ought to gain and it is a real excitingscene。 The Marquis death was just the beginning of peoples resistance to thenobleman。 Gradually more and more people
7、 joined in the revolution。 One afteranother nobleman were sentenced to death and their heads were cut down 。However， some innocent people were implicated in the revolution。 Charles Darneywas one of them He was the nephew of Marquis of Evermonde。 To the opposite ofhis uncle， Darney was a kind and ind
8、ependent young man。 Dickens spoke highly of kindness mercy and love in the novel too。 This isthe other thone of the novel when Doctor Manette was released from prison。 Itwas his daughter Lucie who took care of him and helped him return to normal。During this time， Dr manette and Lucie knew Charles Da
9、rney and Sydeny Carton，the two young man fell in love with Lucie at the same time 。 At last， Luciemarried Chares Darney 。Dr Manette accepted Darney as his son-in-law although heknew that Darney was the nephew of the man who threw him into prison for18years。 This is the love between father and daught
10、er。 And Sydeny Carton ， thevery great man ，loved Lucie deeply。 He promised Lucie that he would doeverything for her happiness。 He did it truely ，he sacrificed himself instead ofDarney who looked the same as him。 This is love for lovers 。 This is the mostwonderful thing in the world。 It also reminds
11、us that no matter how no matterwhen there is true love existing。 At the end ， Lucie， Dr Manette and Darneyarrived in England safely。 The tale of two cities is different from other historical fictions。 Itscharacters and main plots are fictional under the real background of therevolution of France。 Th
12、e author made the experience of the fictional charactorDr Manette as the main clue。The plots are plicated， and they are flexuous anddramatic。 The structure is plete and rigorous。 Dickens had dear love and hate。 He praised those who ought to be praisedand attacked those who ought to be attacked。 The
13、motivation of the novel maybejust warn the English dominators。 But I think we can learn something meaningfulfrom the tale of two cities。 外国名著英文中学生读后感作文(2) Recently I read a novel called A Tale of Two Cities。 The novel is based onthe French Revolution。 It was 1775，both England and France were on the
14、verge ofRevolution 。England's king ，George ，was having trouble with his Americancolonies 。And France 's king ，Louis， was too concerned with his own wealth toworry about his people 。 Therefore， neither king noticed the changes taking place in his country。They didn't realize ，or care ，that
15、 the peasants were hungry and unhappy 。Theynever thought that anything was wrong with the way things were 。They werewealthy ，and they thought only of themselves。 But the peasants were tired of being treated unfairly。 They were tired ofwatching the kings waste money while their own children starved。
16、So， in bothLondon and Paris， the lower classes prepared to revolt 。They were ready to forcethe kings to make a change。 Then one day in July of 1789， the Revolution began in France 。Armedpeasants ran through the streets of Saint Antoine 。Their leader， Ernest Defargecontinued to pass out weapons。 The
17、men cheered and waved their weapons in theair 。Then， they marched toward the Bastille。 The novel also talks the story of two men， Charles Darnay and SydneyCarton。， who look similar but are very different in personality。 Darnay is aromantic French aristocrat， his uncle is the Marquis St。 Evremonde。 T
18、he Marquis is infamous for his cruelty。 While is a cynicalEnglish barrister。 However， the two are in love with the same woman， LucieManette。 Charles Darnay is not cruel like his uncle has been。 When he knew hisservant is in danger， he went to France at once to defend him。 He had promisedhis mother t
19、hat he would help the peasants。 He had a hard time traveling throughFrance。 When he finally reached Paris， he was taken prisoner。 In my point ofview， Charles Darnay is innocent， he is not cruel。 The other one is Sydney Carton。 In my opinion， he is a wonderful man。 He once said，I am not worthy of you
20、rlove， but I want you to know that I wish for your happiness。 I hope that we willable to remain close friends。 Miss Manette， I would give my life for you。 Neverforget that， Lucie。 Eventually， he was to die in Charles Darnays place。Because Charles Darnay is Lucies husband， and they led a happy life。
21、In orderto help Lucie live a enjoyable life， he was to die in Charles Darnaysplace。 From the novel 'A tale of two cities '。I learn much ，not only theRevolution in two different cities ，but also the deep relationship betweenpeople 。I'm impressed by Mr。 Manette's tough spirit ，never gi
22、ve in todifficulties 。Even though he had been imprisoned a long time ，he struggled tolive。 He was also an upright man 。When his son -in -law was arrested by theRevolutionists， Dr。Manette strongly defended Charles Darnay ，hoped that theRevolutionists could release Charles Darnay 。 Lucie Manette gives
23、 me a deep impression 。At the beginning of the novel， Ilearn that her father had passed， but then，Mr。 Lorry told her that her fatherwas still alive。 Because Lucie 's father was imprisoned for a long time 。Hermother begged the king to help her ，but he gave no reply 。She suffered terriblywhen her
24、husband disappeared ，so she told her daughter that her father had died。But she never stopped looking for Lucie's father 。The king was of no help ，andshe never found even one clue 。Two years after his disappearance ，she died 。 I am deeply impressed by the other characters in the novel。 Mr。Lorry i
25、s also a good man ，at the first of the novel ，when he met MissLucie ，and told her that her father was still alive 。Besides ，he helped her to find her father in Paris 。On the way to Paris ，they experienced manydifficulties 。But Mr。Lorry didn't give up helping Miss Lucie and Lucie 's father。As
26、 far as I concerned ，it not only show his hospitality but also show hishatred to the European royal。 In Paris， the Marquis St。 Evrmonde， Darnay's uncle， is returning from anaudience with Monseigneur， one of the 'greatest lords in France'， when his coachruns over and kills the son of the
27、peasant Gaspard; he throws a coin to Gaspardto pensate him for his loss; in the assembled crowd is the implacabletricoteuse， Madame Defarge。 He throws the money back， enraging the Marquis andleading him to exclaim that he would willingly kill any of the peasants ofFrance。 If I were a peasant at that
28、 time in England or France，I would join in therevolution with no hesitation 。All man are equal 。The king of country shouldconcern his people whether they are starving or homeless 。We can learn much fromhistory in our country or in other countries ，only when the leader of thecountry cares much about
29、his people's life can the country be stronger 。Peopleare the base of the country ，without people ，country can not be stronger and cannot develop。 外国名著英文中学生读后感作文(3) thoughts or reflections on reading wuthering heights the book was written by emily bronte， it published in 1847。but at thattime， it
30、seemed to hold little promise， selling very poorly and receiving only afew mixed reviews。 i found this in our school library， i chose this book becausethe title attracted me。 the book is structured around two parallel love stories，the first half of the novel centering on the love between catherine a
31、ndheathcliff， while the less dramatic second half features the developing lovebetween young catherine and hareton。 in contrast to the first， the latter taleends happily， restoring peace and order to wuthering heights and thrushcrossgrange。 in the story， the two houses， wuthering heights and thrushcr
32、oss grange，represent opposing worlds and values。 i spent twenty days reading this book。 after reading this book， i felt forheathcliff at first。 heathcliff begins his life as a homeless orphan on thestreets of liverpool， and then he tyrannized by hindley earnshaw。 but he bees avillain when he acquire
33、s power and returns to wuthering heights with money andthe trappings of a gentleman。 his malevolence proves so great and longlasting。as he himself points out， his abuse of isabellahis wife is purely sadistic， ashe amuses himself by seeing how much abuse she can take and still e cringingback for more
34、。 catherine represents wild nature， in both her high， lively spirits and heroccasional cruelty。 she loves heathcliff so intensely that she claims they arethe same person。 however， her actions are driven in part by her socialambitions， which initially are awakened during her first stay at the lintons
35、，and which eventually pel her to marry edgar。 catherine is freespirited，beautiful， spoiled， and often arrogant， she is given to fits of temper， and sheis torn between her both of the men who love her。 the location of her coffinsymbolizes the conflict that tears apart her short life。 she is buried in
36、 acorner of the kirkyard。 in contrast to catherine， isabella lintoncatherinessisterinlaw represents culture and civilization， both in her refinement and inher weakness。 ultimately， she ruins her life by falling in love with heathcliff。he never returns her feelings and treats her as a meretool in his
37、 quest forrevenge on the linton family。 just as isabella linton serves as catherines foil， edgar linton serves asheathcliffs。 edgar grows into a tender， constant， but cowardly man。 he isalmost the ideal gentleman。 however， this full assortment of gentlemanlycharacteristics， along with his civilized
38、virtues， proves useless in edgarsclashes with his foil。 he sees his wife obviously in love with another man butunable to do anything to rectify the situation。 heathcliff， who gains power overhis wife， sister ， and daughter。 the whole story make peoples mood heavy。 fortunately， the end ishappy。 the a
39、uthor emily bronte lived an eccentric， closely guarded life。 she wasborn in 1818， two years after charlottethe author of jane eyre and a year and ahalf before her sister anne， who also became an author。 her father worked as achurch rector， and her aunt， who raised the bronte children after their mot
40、herdied， was deeply religious。 emily bronte did not take to her aunts christianfervor， the character of joseph， a caricature of an evangelical， may have beeninspired by her aunts religiosity。 the brontes lived in haworth， a yorkshirevillage in the midst of the moors。 these wild， desolate expanseslat
41、er thesetting of wuthering heightsmade up the brontes daily environment， and emilylived among them her entire life。 she died in 1848， at the age of thirty。 i like this book because it rest on the unforgettable characters。 wutheringheights is based partly on the gothic tradition， a style of literatur
42、e thatfeatured supernatural encounters， crumbling ruins， moonless nights， andgrotesque imagery， seeking to create effects of mystery and fear。 i would liketo remend this book to other readers。 外国名著英文中学生读后感作文(4) Here I am sitting on a couch alone， thinking about what I have justfinished reading with
43、tears of sadness filling my eyes and fire of indignationfilling my heart， which revived my exhausted soul that has already been coveredby the cruelty and the selfishness of the secular world for a long time。 It istruly what I felt after reading Oliver Twist， written by the prominent Britishauthor Ch
44、arles Dickens。 The resonance between me and the book makes me feel not only the kindnessand the wickedness of all the characters in the novel， but what this aloofsociety lacks， and what I lack deep inside。 These supreme resources Im talkingabout right now are somewhat different from minerals， oil th
45、at we usuallymention。 Theyre abstract like feelings， and some kinds of spiritual stimulationthat all of us desire anxiously from one another love and care。 Those charitable figures whom Dickens created in the novel are really whatwe need in life。 They showed love and care to others， just as the gent
46、le rainfrom the sky fell upon the earth， which was carved into my heart deeply。 Mr。 Brownlow is one such person。 The other day he had one of his elaborate watches stolen by two skilledteenage thieves， Artful Dodger and Charley Bates， and thought naturally it wasOliver， who was an orphan and forced t
47、o live with a gang of thieves， that haddone it because he was the only one near by after the theft had taken place。Being wrathful， he caught Oliver， and sent him to the police station where theill-tempered， unfair magistrates worked。 Fortunately for him， Oliver was provedinnocent by one onlooker aft
48、erwards。 With sympathy， Mr。 Brownlow took theinjured， poor Oliver to his own home。 There Oliver lived freely and gleefullyfor some months as if he were Mr。 Brownlows own son。 One day， however， Mr。Brownlow asked Oliver to return some books to the bookseller and to send somemoney for the new books tha
49、t he had already collected。 The thief Oliver oncestayed with kidnapped him。 After that he disappeared in Mr。 Brownlows life。Searching for a while， Mr。 Brownlow had to believe the fact that he had run away with his money。 But dramatically， they came across each otheragain a few years later。 Without hesitation