老人與海英文讀后感【5篇】

老人與海英文讀后感【5篇】1.老人與海英文讀后感Heisastrongmanwhoisnotafraidofdifficultiesandfailure.Hehasbeenhitrepeatedly,buthehasnevergivenuptheideaoflookingforhope.Despiterepeatedfailures,heneverlostheartandwasdisappointed.Althoughhenearlydied,heignitedtheangerofvictoryagaininhisfearlessness.HeisthetoughguyinHemingway’sworks-Santiago.Santiagowenttoseafor84daysandgotnothing.Histenacityandhardworkusheredinthepromisingdawnonthe85thdayandthebrilliantsunshineonthe85thday.Onthe85thday,theoldmanwenttosea.Inthevastsea,hispersistencefinallypaidoff:ahugeMarlinwashooked.Inthenextfourdays,theoldmancompetedwiththebigmarlin.Thescorchingsunisnotafraidofthesky,thecoldwindisnotafraidofthebone,andthelackofwaterisnotafraid.Withhiscourageandstrength,hedefeatedthemarlinandusheredinthedawnofvictory.Manydescriptionsvividlyshowtheoldman’sstrongandnevergiveupspirit.Althoughhishandswereweakandhiseyeswerehardtouse,hecouldonlyseetheintermittenttogether,andhekepttrying.Aftertryingagainandagain,theoldmanfinallydefeatedthebigmarlin.TheimageofsuchatoughmanisvividinHemingway’sworks.Henotonlytoldustodaretofightagainstfateandchallengefailureanddeath,butalsotoldustopersevereinthefaceofthingsandbeunwillingtofail.Whenwefacedifficulties,weshould,asthearticlesaid,“nowisnotatimetothinkaboutwhatyoucandowithwhatyouhave.”inthefaceofdifficulties,weshouldbecalm,confident,notcomplaining.“Theoldmanandtheseaalsotellsusthatitisfoolishforpeoplenottohope.Eveniflifedeceivesus,weshouldbeoptimistic.SoIsendapoemtoSantiagoandhisgrasscarp,andthepeoplewhoaredisappointedinlifeandcan’tfindadirection:“iflifedeceivesyou,don’tbesad,don’tbeanxious,believeit,happydayswillcome.Theheartwillalwaysyearnforthefuture,everythingisfleeting,everythingwillpass.Andwhathaspassedwillbecomeeternalnostalgia.”2.老人與海英文讀后感Theoldmanandtheseacreatesaclassicimageofatoughman.AnoldfishermannamedSantiagoofCubawentfishingaloneandcaughtahugeMarlinafter84daysofnothing.Thisisabigfishtwofeetlongerthanhisboatthattheoldmanhasneverseenorheardof.Thefishwasstrongandstrong.Hedraggedtheboatanddriftedfortwodaysandnights.Inthesetwodaysandnights,theoldmanexperiencedadifficulttestthathehadneverexperiencedbefore,andfinallystabbedthebigfishtodeathandtiedittothebow.However,atthistime,hemetashark.Theoldmanfoughtwiththesharktothedeath.Asaresult,themarlinwaseatenupbytheshark.Theoldmanfinallydraggedhomewithonlyabarefishskeleton.WhenIreadaboutthefiercestrugglebetweentheoldfishermanandsharks,Iwasreallyworriedabouthim,buthealwaysmaintainedanoptimisticspirittofacesomegreatdifficulties.Seeinghere,Icouldn’thelpthinkingofmyself.WheneverIencountersomedifficulties,Ialwaysfeelveryunhappy,feelveryupsetandwanttoescapefromreality.LookatGrandpafishermanagain.Nomatterwhatdifficultiesheencounters,hedoesn’tshrinkback,butfacesthembravely!Lifeshouldalsobelikethis.Don’tbegreedyandafraidofdeath.Haveconfidenceinyourself.Evenifweencountermanydifficulties,weshouldneverletitdown.Weshouldbravelyeliminateit.Wearethefutureofourmotherland.WeshouldbeasambitiousasGrandpafishermanandpursuebetterandbiggergoals.Ibelievethatwithmyefforts,IwillbecomeasbraveandbraveasGrandpafisherman.Lifeisanendlesspursuit.Itsroadislong,difficultandfullofupsanddowns,butaslongashebravelyandtenaciouslymeetsthechallengewithaconfidentheart,hewillalwaysbearealwinner!Iwillrememberthatamanisnotborntobedefeated.Youcandestroyhimasmuchasyoucan,butyoucan’tdefeathim.3.老人與海英文讀后感Whenapersonadmitsthisdefectandtriestoovercomeitinsteadofsuccumbingtoit,itdoesn’tmatterwhetherhefinallycatchesacompletefishornot,becausethevalueofaperson’slifehasbeenfullyreflectedintheprocessofchasingthemarlinsalmon.Theoldmanandtheseahassuccessfullycreatedaclassicimageofatoughman.TheauthorofthisarticlealsowontheNobelPrizeforliterature.TheprotagonistofthenovelisanoldCubanfishermannamedSantiago.Hewentfishingalone.After84days,hestillgotnothing.In85days,hefinallycaughtabigMarinhafish.However,thestrengthofthefishistoostrong.Afterthreedaysofcompetitiononthevastsea,theoldmanfinallysubduedthebigfish,becausethebigfishishuge,Hecouldn’tdragthefishintotheboatatall.Hetiedthebigfishtothesideofthefishingboat.Onhiswayhome,heencounteredrepeatedsharkattacks.Theoldmanfoughtagainstthesharks,butintheend,heleftonlyhishead,tailandaspine.TheoldmanHemingwaycreatedhereisatragichero.Althoughhefinallygotonlyafishskeleton,heisaspiritualwinner.Hesaid:“manisnotbornforfailure...Amancanbedestroyed,butnotdefeated.”Humannatureisstrong.Humanbeingshavetheirownlimits,butitispreciselybecausepeopleliketheoldfishermanexpandtothelimitsagainandagainandputgreaterchallengesinfrontofmankindagainandagain.Inthissense,heroeslikeSantiago,theoldfisherman,whethertheychallengethelimits,failorsucceed,areworthlearningfrom.Hemingwayexpressedhisthoughtsontherelationshipbetweenmanandnaturethroughthestrugglebetweentheoldmanandthebigmarlin,sharksandtheseaandalargenumberofinnerconfessions:thelawofnatureisirresistibletohumanpower,ournoblepeople’sindomitablestruggleagainstnatureshouldalsoliveinharmonywiththemselves.4.老人與海英文讀后感TheoldmanandtheseaisoneofHemingway’srepresentativeworks.Inthewholenovel,weseethestoryofastrongandcourageousoldmanfightingatsea.Inthedevelopmentprocessofthestory,withtheescalationoftheintensityofthewholestruggle,theinterestofthewholestoryisalsoupgradedsimultaneously.Therefore,manypeoplethinkthatitisreallyaboringstory,whichisunderstandable.BecausethereisaveryobviousdifferencebetweenthedescriptionoftheplotofwesternnovelsandthatofOrientalnovels.Inourcommonnovels,thedevelopmentoftheplotofthenovelmusthaveagradualprocess,andtheprogressionofthestoryisalsoveryintense.However,inwesternnovels,thedevelopmentoftheplotisoftenmoreinsipid.Moreover,forEasternreaders,becausethenovelitselfisatranslation,therearesomemisunderstandingsintheunderstandingofthewholestory.Forreaders,whattheyunderstandhasbeenfilteredbyotherpeople’sthoughts,sotheycan’treallygrasptheauthor’sinitialthoughtsandviews.Thefinalresultoftheoldmanandtheseaisactuallypuzzling.Becausetheoldmanfinallyexperiencedalifeanddeathstruggleandgotonlyafishrackwithoutanyeffect,theendingofthewholestoryisactuallyfullofacertaintragiccolor.Itwillnotonlymakeuswanttosay,isitworththeoldman’seffort?Infact,ifwelookbackandcombthenovelagain,wewillfindthatinfact,theoldmanhasgotwhathewantsmost.Becauseinsuchanenvironment,ifthereisnosuchstruggle,theoldmanmayhavenohopeofsurvival.5.老人與海英文讀后感”Aherocanbedestroyed,buthemustnotbedefeated.”ThissentencecomesfromErnestHemingway’stheoldmanandthesea.TheoldmanandtheseaisaboutanoldCubanfishermannamedSantiagowhodidnotcatchfishfor84consecutivedays.Onthe85thday,hecaughtalargeMarlin18feetlongandweighingabout1500pounds.Unfortunately,whentheoldmancameback,hewasattackedbysharks.Hetriedhisbesttofight,butfinallyheonlyharvestedtheskeletonofabigmarlin.Ashortstoryhasshapedanoldmanwithtenaciousfightingspirit.Inouropinion,heisafailure,butinfact,heisawinner.Asthesayinggoes:whentheswordissharpened,theplumblossomfragrancecomesfromthebittercold.Inourstudyandlife,wew