《遠(yuǎn)大前程》英文讀后感（9篇）

第《遠(yuǎn)大前程》英文讀后感〔9篇〕遠(yuǎn)大前程讀后感英文篇一

Therewasamanwhohadsevensons,buthehadnodaughter,greatlythoughhelongedforone.Atlasthiswifetoldhimthattheycouldagainexpectachildand,sureenough,whenitwasbornitwasababygirl.Therewasgreatrejoicing,butthechildwasweakandpuny,soweakthatithadtobechristenedatonce.Thefathertoldoneoftheboystogoquicklytothespringandfetchchristeningwater;theothersixranalongwithhim,andbecauseeachofthemwantedtobethefirsttodipthejugintothewell,itfellinandsank.Sotheretheystoodanddidn‘tknowwhattodo,andnoneofthemdaredgohome.Whentheydidn‘tcomebacktheirfathergotimpatientandsaid:“I‘llwagerthey‘vebeenplayingsomegameagainandforgottenallaboutit,thegodlessbrats.“Hewasafraidthelittlegirlwouldhavetodieunbaptized,andinhisragehecriedout:“Iwishthoseboyswouldallturnintoravens.“He‘dscarcelyspokenthewordswhenheheardawhirringofwingsintheairoverhead,lookedupandsawsevencoal-blackravensflyingaway.

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Duringthelastmonth,IhavebeenreadingthenovelnamedGreatExpectationsbyCharlesDickens.IsetupmymindtofinishreadingitforthesimplereasonthatIhavereadtheChineseversionofthisgreatnovelandIwasdeeplyattractedbythestory.

ThemaincharacterinthisnovelisPipandthewholestorygoeslikethis:Pipwasaorphanandwasbroughtupbyhissister“byhand〞。HissisterMrs.Joewasverystrictwithhimwhilehisbrother-in-lawtreathimkindly.Asaresult,thetwodevelopedaintimaterelationship.SincePipwasaskedtovisitMissHavishams’shouse,hismindandhisfatebegantochange.InMissHavishams’shome,PipsawheradopteddaughterEstellaandfellinlovewithheratthefirstsight.Thenhewasdeterminedtobewell-educatedandbecomeagentlemaninordertodeservethebeautifulgirlEstella.Andmuchtohisdelight,hewasgivenalargesumofmoneyandanopportunitytostudyabroadbyananonymousperson.Afteraperiodoftime,hisgreatexpectationscametrueandhebecameagentlemanatlast.However,hefoundoutthatthemoneywasofferedbythecriminalhehadsavedwhenhewasyoung.Hefeltashamedanddidn’twanttousethemoneyanymore.What’sworse,thecriminalMagwitchescapedfromprisontovisitPipandwasnoticedbythepolice.Atlast,MagwitchwassentencedtodeathandPipledanormallife.Thebeautifulladybecameawidowasherhusbanddied.ButPipstilllovedherandpromisedtobefriendswithherallthesame.Thisendingisabitreaasuring.

Amongthoseseveralcharactersinthenovel,myfavouriteisMagwitch.Hewashomelessandpoorwhenhewasyoungandheusedtobeputintoprisonseveraltimes.Noonecaredabouthim,sowhenlittlePipsavedhimbygivinghimsomefood,hefeltmoved.AndheborePip’shelpinhismind.Whenhewasexiledoverseas,hewasdeterminedtomakealotofmoneyandhelpPipbecomeagentleman.Heworkedhardandsavedeverycoinhecould,andthensentittoPip.HedidallofthesesecretlyinordertopreventlittlePipfrombeingembarrassed.AfterPipbecamearealgentleman,MagwitchreturnedtoEnglandinsecretonlytoseewhetherPiphadledagoodlife.WhatwecanfindfromhimisdeeploveforPip.Althoughthesocietyhasdesertedhim,heisnotdesertedbyhimself.DifferentfromMissHavishamswhoisblack-hearted,Magwitchislikeafather.HeshowedhislovetoPipwithoutanyhesitation.HewasjustlikePip’sfather.ThisiswhyIadmirehimverymuch.

ThenwhenIlookbackintooursociety,IfindthatsomeparentsarenotasgoodasthecriminalMagwitch.Casesarethatparentspushtheirchildrentoworkhardinordertobeadmittedintothecollegewheretheywereeagertogowhentheywereyoung.Thisusuallyleadstotwoconsequences.Oneisthatthechildrenareexertedtoomuchpressureandtheygotoextremes.Theotheristhattheirchildrendoastheyaretoldtoanddon’thavetheirindependentthinking.Theylackthecomprehensiveabilitiestocopewithfiercecompetitionintoday’ssociety.Inotherwords,theyarelikelytosurviveinthiscompetitiveworld.

Godisequaltoeveryone.WhenMagwitchknewthatEstellawashisdaughterandhadbeenlovedbyPip,hefeltrelieved.Iamalsorelievedbecauseonegoodturndeservesanother.

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Recently,IhavefinishedreadingGreatExpectations,whichiswidelyconsideredasthe

masterpieceofDickens.ThehistoricbackgroundofthisbookisVictorianPeriodwhichwasthetimewhenBritishwasgovernedbyQueenVictoria.TheheroofthebookisPip,whowaslivinginablacksmithfamily.Someday,hemetMagwitch,whowasaconvict,andhehelpedhim.Toshowhisgratitude,MagwitchgavePipagoodfortuneandPipledatotallydifferentlifeafterhegotthemoney.However,Piplostallofhismoneyandfamebecauseofhisenemies’plotatthelastandbecomeordinarypeopleatthelast.

DickensisfamousforhisnovelsuchasGreatExpectations,theTaleofTwoCities,OliverTwistandsoon.Healwayscreatessomepeopleinlowerclassandshowtheirdifferentqualities.InGreatExpectations,hetriedtoshowustheconflictbetweendifferentclassesinVictorian

PeriodbytellingusthestoryofPip.AfterPipgotthemoney,helefthisfriendsandfamilytocity,andthenhelearnedtoraisehissocialstate.However,hewasachildborninablacksmithfamilyandthere’sawidegapbetweenhimandtheupperclass.Finally,helostallofhisgreat

expectationsandwentbacktohishometownasordinarypeople.Fortunately,hemethislover,Estella,inSatisHouseandtheylefttheretogetherattheendofthestory.

Inthebook,myfavoritecharacterisJoe,Pip’sbrotherinlaw.Hewasablacksmithandbelongedtothelowersocialclass.However,hepossessedsomegoodqualitiesthatmadehimnoble.Forexample,thoughJoedidn’tknowanyword,hethoughthighlyofPipwhenPiptriedtowritehimaletter.What’smore,Pip’ssisteralwaysconsideredPipastheburdenoftheirfamilybutJoealwaysbelievedthathisbrothercanbecomesuccessful.Nomatterhowunkindlyhewastreated,Joewasalwaysfamilytoothers.Undoubtedly,it’sJoe’snoblequalitythatpreventsPipfrombecomingsomeonesnobbish.

Inmyopinion,thestoryofPipisreallyattractivewhilethewritingstyleisalsospecial.Forexample,Dickensusedsimileandmetaphorformanytimesinhisbook.WhenJoevisitedPip,DickenswrotethatJoehadtakenhishatasabird’snestwitheggin.Ithinkit’shardtoshowtheinnerworldofcharactersaswellasfeelingbecausethosethingsarereallyabstract.Ontheotherhand,ifwewriteitdirectly,thatmaybeboringandchildish.Andbyusingsimile,Dickenstransformstheabstractfeelingintovisuallanguage,withwhichwecanuseourimaginationtoenjoythestorymuchmoreeasily.IthinkthatwecanalsomakegooduseofDickens’soutstandingskillstoimproveourwriting.

Afterreading“GreatExpectations〞，manypeoplecomplainedthattheclassdifferencewillalwaysresultintragedyandtheythinkthatweshouldtrytodestroythosebarriers.However,IthinkthemassagethatDickenswantstodeliveristhatweshouldalwaysbefriendly,

warm-heartedandoptimistic.Withthesequalities,wecanalwaysleadahappyandcomfortablelifelikeJoeeventhoughwedon’thavemuchmoney.

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IthinktherearethreethemesrevealedinthenovelGreatenarefragile.Thatisnotbecausethosewomenareinlackofwill,butthattheyneedsurvivingabilitiesandthatofself-survivalandstruggleagainstdestiny.Theyalwaysturntomen.Thatcanbecalled“herosavingthebeauty〞。ThisnotionoriginatedintheGreektalesbutisstilladoptedsuccessively.Theonlydifferencebetweenthemliesintheplotandstructure.Estellaisadoptedandtrainedtobreakmen?sheartsbyMissHavisham.HavishamrevengesmenandmarriesEstellatoanunworthyguythoughPipdeeplylovesEstella.Nothingcanbebittererthanseehislovermarriedtoanotherguyforaman.PipreallyfellintothedespairoflosingEstella.However,Estellasuffersalotandbeginstoregretforherinitialchoiceforherspouseandbeginstotreasure

2.Facingdestiny,womenarephysicallyandintellectuallyinferiortomen.Actuallyitdoesnotmeantheyhaveaninferiorintelligence,butthatitseemsso.Orwecansaythatbothmenandwomenhavethesamepotentialofintelligence,butwomennevershowalot.Godcreateseveryoneequally,butnoteveryoneisgrantedthesameapproachestosuccessorachievements.Womenarerestrictedtofamilies,whichrestricts

themfromshowingalot.Theycancookfoodwell,whichisonestandardfortheirexcellencebutnottheoneformale.Thenovelgoesthiswaysinceitimpliesthemaleconsciousness.Theordinaryintelligenceofwomeninmarriageandloveisexposedcompletely.Havishamisabandonedonherweddingday,butshekeepstheroomlikethedayshegotmarried,whileontheotherhandshetrieseverymeanstorevengemen.Bearingthesetwoconflictivethoughtsinmind,Havishamcertainlyfailstoliveherownlifeoutofthecontrolorinfluencefrommale.

3.Thedisciplineforwomen]。AfeministDeBufuwasays:“Oneiscalledwomanbecausesheis？made?not？born?。〞Culturallywomanistheproductofsocietyandtheresultofitsstrictrestrictions.Thosewomenwhodonotobeythedisciplinesarenotregardedasgraciousorgoodwomenbysocialcriteria,whichemphasizesonfamilies,theresponsibilitiesfortheirhusbandsandtheirdependenceonmen.InGreatExpectations,EstellaandHavisham?smisfortunesarecloselyattachedtoloveandmarriage.Theytrytorevengemenandbuttheycannotleavemen.EstellaleavesPip,butatlastshecomesbacktohim.AndHavishamkeepsthinkingabouthermarriagedayandherhusband.SoinDickens?snovel,womenaredecentonsurface,butfailedinheart.

Everyperiodhasanoutstandingfeature,whichmakedescendantslingerinmind.Tolearnthisnovelcanhelpusinunderstandingbetterwomen?seffortstostandup.Societypressespublictobelievethatmale

playsadominantrole.Havishamcansymbolizeafeministbutwhatthen?Sheneedsamaleaccompany.HerendingsomewhatistragicbutEstellaharveststhroughalongtime,butanywayshewinsindependingmanandleadingapleasantlife.

遠(yuǎn)大前程英文讀后感篇五

"GreatExpectations"hasbeenconsideredtobeoneofCharlesDickens’mostmatureandrelativelylateworks.Havingexperiencedawealthofhumanlife,Dickensgotaprofoundunderstandingofhuman-being,thesurroundingenvironmentandhislifeexperienceswhileallhismaturethinkingandunderstandingweresummarizedintothebook"GreatExpectations"。Theoriginalmeaningofthework’stitleinfactisaheritage,butwhenitwastranslatedintoChineseitgavemeanimpressionthatthetitleshowstheheroofthestoryhadGreatExpectations.However,readingoverthebookIrealizedthatthis"GreatExpectations"takesanironicband——itshouldbesaidthatthethemeofthisworknotonlytoldthestoryoforphanPipwhowantedtobetheidealfirst-classdisillusionment.Ifonedoesthinkso,heholdsawrongunderstandingofthegreatsignificancewhyDickenscreativethework.TheheroPiplivedwithhissister’sfamily.Thoughtheirlifewashard,Pipdidn’twishtobeafirst-classpersonhisvisionwastobeablacksmithlikehisbrother-in-law,hissister’shusband.Thereasonwhyhechangedhismindandwaseagertobeafirst-classpersonlaterwasthechangingofenvironment——hemetMissHarvisham,Estellaandsomeothercomplexpeople.AsweknowoneofDickenssphilosophythoughtsisenvironmenttakesadeepimpacttohumans’ideologicalandthestoryexpresseshisviewthatdifferentenvironmentcreatesdifferentpeople.Inshort,Ithinktheworkwasnotarbitrarilywritten,butwasbasedonthe10worksbeforeaggregatingDickens’thoughts.Whatismore,Dickenshadputhisoutlookonlife,hisviewsofphilosophyandethicsintothegreatcreation.

ThestoryispidedintothreephasesofPipslifeexpectations.Thefirst"expectation"isallotted19chapters,andtheothertwo20chapterseachinthe59-chapterwork.Insomeeditions,thechapternumberingrevertstoChapterOneineachexpectation,buttheoriginalpublicationandmostmoderneditionsnumberthechaptersconsecutivelyfromoneto59.Attheendofchapters19and39,readersareformallynotifiedthattheyhavereachedtheconclusionofaphaseofPipsexpectations.

Inthefirstexpectation,Piplivesahumbleexistencewithhisill-temperedoldersisterandherstrongbutgentlehusband,JoeGargery.PipissatisfiedwiththislifeandhiswarmfriendsuntilheishiredbyMissHavishamandEstella.Fromthattimeon,Pipaspirestoleavebehindhissimplelifeandbeagentleman.ThislifeissuddenlyturnedupsidedownwhenheisvisitedbyaLondonattorney,Mr.Jaggers.

ThesecondstageofPipsexpectationshasPipinLondon,learningthedetailsofbeingagentlemen,havingtutors,fineclothing,andjoiningculturedsociety.Attheendofthisstage,Pipisintroducedtohisbenefactor,againchanginghisworld.

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ImpressionofabookofGreatExpectationWenttothebookstoreduringtheholiday,Ichoseabookfromalotofworldmasterpieces,namedGreatExpectation,whenIpickupthisbook,IhavenotexpectedthatsuchanEnglishbookwillhaveasogreatimpactonme,makingmythoughtsandfeelingsverydeep,Ithinkthattheformandcontentofthisbookareallveryoutstanding.ItiswrittenbyCharlesDickens,afamouswritterfromEngland,anditisnotIwillturntothetopiconhowitcanattractme.

ThecharacterinthismasterpieceleftmethedeepimpressionisPip.HefallsinlovewithEstella.Hestudiedashardashecould.Educatinghimselfforher.WhydidheloveEstellasomuch?Justforherbeautifulface?becausesheispretty?Sheisrich?Sheisproud?Infact,IthinkPippayoutsomuchforthelove.Shedidnttreathimwellandeventhatshedidntrespecthimatall!Sheputthefoodforhimasadog,buthedidnthateher.

Onthecontrary,heleftfromhishomeandhisfriends.Hejustwanttobeagentleman.Heabandonedalotthanhegot.Icantunderstandwhyhedoitinthisway.Ithinkitsnotworthatall.Ifonepersondontlikeyouornotrespectyou,youneedntdoeverythingforher.Soitmademequitesad.IfeelsorryforPip.Hehadaverydifficultlife.。.MissHavishamisasloacharacterwholeftmeadeepimpression.Shewasapitifullady.Hermotherdiedyoung.

Herfartherwasveryrichandveryproud.withonlyonechild,MissHavisham,byhisfirstwife.Infact,sheshouldhaveanicelife,butherweddingwasdestroiedbyherfiance.Hebrokeherheartandshewasangry.Shewanttoretaliateallmen.Shewasreallyaabjectwoman.Butshechoseawrongwaytocontinueherlife.。Shewantedtohurtotherpersons.Andshehaddone.Thisisnogoodformadeherfeelalittlecomfortable.andtherewasmorevictimsintheworld.therearesomanypersonsintheworld.whentheywerehurttheywanttohurtotherinnocentpersons.

Athoughthisisnogoodforthem,buttheydidso.IdonotknowwhytheydidMadetheworldfullofhateness.Itisdifficulttounderstand.Thatsmythought.

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Wenttothebookstoreduringtheholiday,Ichoseabookfromalotofworldmasterpieces,namedGreatExpectation,whenIpickupthisbook,IhavenotexpectedthatsuchanEnglishbookwillhaveasogreatimpactonme,makingmythoughtsandfeelingsverydeep,Ithinkthattheformandcontentofthisbookareallveryoutstanding.

ItiswrittenbyCharlesDickens,afamouswritterfromEngland,anditisnotIwillturntothetopiconhowitcanattractme.

ThecharacterinthismasterpieceleftmethedeepimpressionisPip.HefallsinlovewithEstella.Hestudiedashardashecould.Educatinghimselfforher.WhydidheloveEstellasomuch?Justforherbeautifulface?becausesheispretty?Sheisrich?Sheisproud?Infact,IthinkPippayoutsomuchforthelove.Shedidnttreathimwellandeventhatshedidntrespecthimatall!Sheputthefoodforhimasadog,buthedidnthateher.Onthecontrary,heleftfromhishomeandhisfriends.Hejustwanttobeagentleman.Heabandonedalotthanhegot.Icantunderstandwhyhedoitinthisway.Ithinkitsnotworthatall.Ifonepersondontlikeyouornotrespectyou,youneedntdoeverythingforher.Soitmademequitesad.IfeelsorryforPip.Hehadaverydifficultlife.。.

MissHavishamisasloacharacterwholeftmeadeepimpression.Shewasapitifullady.Hermotherdiedyoung.Herfartherwasveryrichandveryproud.withonlyonechild,MissHavisham,byhisfirstwife.Infact,sheshouldhaveanicelife,butherweddingwasdestroiedbyherfiance.Hebrokeherheartandshewasangry.Shewanttoretaliateallmen.Shewasreallyaabjectwoman.Butshechoseawrongwaytocontinueherlife.。Shewantedtohurtotherpersons.Andshehaddone.Thisisnogoodformadeherfeelalittlecomfortable.andtherewasmorevictimsintheworld.therearesomanypersonsintheworld.whentheywerehurttheywanttohurtotherinnocentpersons.Athoughthisisnogoodforthem,buttheydidso.IdonotknowwhytheydidMadetheworldfullofhateness.Itisdifficulttounderstand.

Thatsmythought.

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ThoughtsonGreatExpectations

Duringthelastmonth,IhavebeenreadingthenovelnamedGreatExpectationsbyCharlesDickens.IsetupmymindtofinishreadingitforthesimplereasonthatIhavereadtheChineseversionofthisgreatnovelandIwasdeeplyattractedbythestory.

ThemaincharacterinthisnovelisPipandthewholestorygoeslikethis:Pipwasaorphanandwasbroughtupbyhissister“byhand〞。HissisterMrs.Joewasverystrictwithhimwhilehisbrother-in-lawtreathimkindly.Asaresult,thetwodevelopedaintimaterelationship.SincePipwasaskedtovisitMissHavishams’shouse,hismindandhisfatebegantochange.InMissHavishams’shome,PipsawheradopteddaughterEstellaandfellinlovewithheratthefirstsight.Thenhewasdeterminedtobewell-educatedandbecomeagentlemaninordertodeservethebeautifulgirlEstella.Andmuchtohisdelight,hewasgivenalargesumofmoneyandanopportunitytostudyabroadbyananonymousperson.Afteraperiodoftime,hisgreatexpectationscametrueandhebecameagentlemanatlast.However,hefoundoutthatthemoneywasofferedbythecriminalhehadsavedwhenhewasyoung.Hefeltashamedanddidn’twanttousethemoneyanymore.What’sworse,thecriminalMagwitchescapedfromprisontovisitPipandwasnoticedbythepolice.Atlast,MagwitchwassentencedtodeathandPipledanormallife.Thebeautifulladybecameawidowasherhusbanddied.ButPipstilllovedherandpromisedtobefriendswithherallthesame.Thisendingisabitreaasuring.

Amongthoseseveralcharactersinthenovel,myfavouriteisMagwitch.Hewashomelessandpoorwhenhewasyoungandheusedtobeputintoprisonseveraltimes.Noonecaredabouthim,sowhenlittlePipsavedhimbygivinghimsomefood,hefeltmoved.AndheborePip’shelpinhismind.Whenhewasexiledoverseas,hewasdeterminedtomakealotofmoneyandhelpPipbecomeagentleman.Heworkedhardandsavedeverycoinhecould,andthensentittoPip.HedidallofthesesecretlyinordertopreventlittlePipfrombeingembarrassed.AfterPipbecamearealgentleman,MagwitchreturnedtoEnglandinsecretonlytoseewhetherPiphadledagoodlife.WhatwecanfindfromhimisdeeploveforPip.Althoughthesocietyhasdesertedhim,heisnotdesertedbyhimself.DifferentfromMissHavishamswhoisblack-hearted,Magwitchislikeafather.HeshowedhislovetoPipwithoutanyhesitation.HewasjustlikePip’sfather.ThisiswhyIadmirehimverymuch.

ThenwhenIlookbackintooursociety,IfindthatsomeparentsarenotasgoodasthecriminalMagwitch.Casesarethatparentspushtheirchildrentoworkhardinordertobeadmittedintothecollegewheretheywereeagertogowhentheywereyoung.Thisusuallyleadstotwoconsequences.Oneisthatthechildrenareexertedtoomuchpressureandtheygotoextremes.Theotheristhattheirchildrendoastheyaretoldtoanddon’thavetheirindependentthinking.Theylackthecomprehensiveabilitiestocopewithfiercecompetitionintoday’ssociety.Inotherwords,theyarelikelytosurviveinthiscompetitiveworld.

Godisequaltoeveryone.WhenMagwitchknewthatEstellawashisdaughterandhadbeenlovedbyPip,hefeltrelieved.Iamalsorelievedbecauseonegoodturndeservesanother.

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“Greatexpectations〞isoneofDicken’smostmaturestworks.AfterDickenhadexperiencedlargepartofmeaningfullife,hehadadeepercognitionforpeople,environment,aswellastheli