2024年《老人与海》英文读后感（范例篇）.docx

2024年老人与海英文读后感（范例篇）老人与海英文读后成（范例15篇）右完一本名著后，相信大家的视野一定开拓了不少，不妨坐下来好好写写读后解巴那么如何写读后感才能更有感染力呢？以下是我精心整理的老人与海英文读后感，希望能婚帮助到大氨老人与海英文读后感1老人与海中，皿独的老渔夫桑提亚玛已经不仅仅仅是条硬汉,他身上所体现的精神价值，完全是古希腊杯具精神的观代回响.在老人与海中，海明威最终为他所钟爱的硬汉找到了灵魂，这灵魂就是人类亘古不变的永恒价值一所以，在老人与海中,硬汉桑提亚哥的刚毅性格，已经成为小说的表面.经过桑提亚哥硬汉性格来礼赞人类的永恒价值才成为小说的真正主密.老人与海中展现了哪些永恒的价值呢？Thefirstispeop1.e'sse1.f-confidence.Santiagoconsecutive84daysatsea,anddidnotcatchafish.However,the,pairofeyes,ah.1.ikewater.1.ikeb1.ue,ishappy,notdepressed.,Origina1.1.ytofo1.1.owSantiagoonfishingexpeditionschi1.dren,spokeofhisfatherca1.1.edhimtotheotherboatandsaid,:,Hedidnotmuchse1.f-confidence.",Yes.,theo1.dmansaid,'Butv/ehave,yousayisnotit?*首先就是人的自信.桑提亚玛连续出海八十四天了，一条鱼也没捕到.可是，"那双眼聒明，像海水一样需,是愉快的，毫不沮丧的原先跟随桑提亚哥出海捕但的小孩，谈到他爸爸把他叫到别的,船上去,说道："他没多大的自信.是的老头儿说，"可是我们有,你说是不是?”Santiagoinse1.f-confidenceisabso1.utese1.f-confidence.isnottoenvironmenta1.changeandchangesinse1.f-confidence,itdoesnotpareWithothers,se1.f-confidence.InSantiago'sphi1.osophyofexistence,evenwhenconfrontedwithapo1.eoftheun1.uckypeop1.ecanon1.yse1.f-confidence.桑提亚哥的自信是绝对自信，是不以环境变化而变化的自信，是不用与他人比较的自信.在曼提亚哥的生存哲学中，即使遭遇到了极点的背运，人也只能自信.Peop1.ea1.ive,theon1.ywaytodeterminethenecessity,thatis,todeath.Inaddition,thereisnoboundtowhatcanre1.yon.Sincethepersonisa1.ivebychance,thenthecouragetosupporthuman1.ife,theon1.yconfident.Ifwe1.osese1.f-confidencefinthecontinuingun1.uckysomanydaysaftertheSantiagothereisthecourageandperseveranceonfishingexpeditionsdo?Therefore,peop1.e1.ivetobeconfident,notse1.f-confidenceisforhumanconsumptioncannotafford1.uxury.Itisprecise1.ybecauseSantiagohadanabso1.utese1.f-confidence,hewasca1.1.edav/aytothechi1.drentoexpressap1.eteto1.eranceandunderstanding.Here,Hemingv/ayhasdemonstratedthe1.inkbetweense1.f-confidenceandto1.erance.'Hits'inthemainspace,describingthe1.one1.yo1.dfishermanSantiago,intheopenseaandin1.argemar1.inandavarietyofsharksentang1.ed,foughtforthreedaysandthreenightsexperience.ByHemingwayfu1.1.estdescription,wefe1.ttheSantiagodesperatestrugg1.ewiththefateoftheheroicandnob1.e.1.astdraghomeforthee1.der1.yon1.ya18feet-1.ongfishske1.eton,theon1.yp1.eteske1.etonistheheadandbeautifu1.fishtai1.人活若，唯一能喻定的必然，就是走向死亡.除此之外，没有任何必然的东西能够依靠.既然人是靠偶然活着的，那么支撑人生存勇气的，就仅有自信了.如果丧失了自信，在持续那么多天的背运之后，桑提亚哥还有勇FR毅力出海捕鱼吗?所以人;Stt就必须自信，不自信是人消费不电在那里，起的奢侈品.正因为桑提亚哥有着绝对自信他对小孩被叫走旃了完全的宽窗海明威展现了自信与宽容之间的联系.老人与海的主要篇幅，是描述然独的老渔夫桑提亚哥，在茫茫大海上和大马林鱼和各种抗鱼纠缠、搏斗了三天三夜的经历经过海明威淋;需尽致的描述，我们充分感受到了桑法亚哥与命运作殊死抗争的悲壮与崇高.老人最终拖回家的只是一副十八英尺长的鱼的骨架，骨架上唯一完整的是鱼头和潦亮的鱼尾巴.Fromthephysica1.pointofview,e1.der1.ypeop1.efoughtforthreedaysandthreenightsaresu1.toffai1.ure;butthehumanspirit,fromtheperson'sse1.f-confidencese1.f-esteem,courageanddestinyfromthehumantomakeeveryefforttostrugg1.eforvictorySantiago.从物质上来说，老人幽斗了三天三夜的结果是失败了;但从人的精神、从人的自信自尊，从人勇于和命运作竭尽全力的抗争来说，曼提亚哥取得了胜利.Aftera1.1.,thetruevictorycanon1.ybeatriumphofthespirit.Nomatterwhomademuchmateria1.success.theycannotwinourrespectandthanks.On1.ythespiritandthespiritofvictory,itmovesus,thatwehavetofo1.1.owthee1.der1.yandchi1.dren,forhistragictears.说到底，人的真正胜利也只能是精裨的胜利.人在物质上无论取得多大的成就,都不能源得我们崇高的敬意.而仅有精神和气魄的胜利，才使我们感动,才使我们和追随老人的孩子一样，为他的悲壮落泪.老人与海英文读后感2TheO1.dManandtheSeawaswrittenbyanAmericanwriternamedErnestHemingway.Ithasbeentrans1.atedintotensof1.anguages,andthewriterwassoproudofhiswork.Santiago,theheroofthestory,hadgoneeighty-fourdayswithouttakingafishback.Atfirst,aboynamedMano1.ionhadbeenwithhim,butSantiagocou1.dn'tcatchevenonefish.Theboyhadgoneathisparents*ordersina1.uckyboatwhichcaughtthreegoodfishthefirstweek,andthecoup1.ethoughtthatitwasdefinite1.yandfina1.1.ybadto1.ettheirboystaywiththeo1.dfisherman.OnSantiago'seighty-fifthdayoffishing,hewentouta1.one,1.eavingthesme1.1.ofthe1.andbehindandrowingoutintothec1.eanear1.ymorningsme1.1.ofocean.Tohissurprise,hecaughtatunav/hichhehadneverseenbeforeanditwashardtobe1.ievethatthetunawasbiggerthanhisboat.1.ater,theb1.oodfromthetuna1.eftatrai1.fora1.1.sharksaswideasahighway,sofightingagainstsharkswasunavoidab1.e.Theresu1.tv/asthatsharksateupa1.1.themeatofthetunaandSantiagoon1.ybroughtthetunaske1.etonback.Hev/assotiredthathes1.eptdeep1.yassoonashegothome,dreamingof1.ions.Inthisstory,Santiagowasano1.dandpoorwidowthoughhewasgoodatfishingandhadsomuchva1.uab1.eexperience.Heon1.y1.ivedonfishinga1.1.his1.ife.At1.ong1.ast,hejustbroughttheske1.etonback,youmaythinksuchafishermanshou1.dbea1.oser,butthisresu1.tdidn'tmeanfai1.ing.Onthecontrary,Hemingwayusedtheske1.etonwhichwasthepi1.1.arofspirittostrengthenthemeaningoftheo1.dman,s1.ife.Santiagowasdescribedasaperfectpersonwhonevergaveup.TheboynamedMano1.ionappearedinthebeginningandattheend.EvenduringSantiago*Svoyage,hea1.wayscametothepooro1.dman'Smind.Hev/astheon1.ypersonwhocaredSantiagosincere1.y,trustSantiagoabso1.ute1.y,andtheyoungboywantedtobeaninheritorofSantiago'$career.Hemingwaynoton1.yto1.dustheexperienceoffishingshou1.dbespreadfromgenerationtogeneration,buta1.soexpectedUStoadmire,to1.earnfromandtocarryonthespiritofSantiago.TheappearanceofMani1.ionwasnotbychance,v/hichwasarrangedbyHemingway.DuringSantiago/$1.ongvoyage,howmuchhewishedtheboycou1.dhavebeenwithhimtodrivehis1.one1.inessavay.Youthisthesymbo1.ofenergyandhope.Evenano1.dmancanbeyounginside.1.ionsappearedsevera1.timesinSantiago'$dreamsfortheywere1.ivinginhisheart,whichshowedthespiritofSantiagowou1.dneverbe1.ow.Thecomingofthesharkscou1.dnotbeavoided.Theycanbethoughtasattackwhichcansv/a1.1.owyoursuccessandhappiness.Thestoryte1.1.smetofacetheprob1.emshappenedinmy1.ifewithaheartaswideasocean.Thoughtheo1.dmanwas1.one1.y,hewasatrave1.erwhowa1.kedontheroadofrea1.izinghisidea1.s.Buthewasnota1.oneatthemoment,forhiswi1.1.wassofirm.TheO1.dManandtheSeahaswontheNobe1.Prizeat1.ast,whichisacomforttothewriter.老人与海英文读后感3"Aherocanbedestroyed,buthemustnotbedefeated.,ThissentencecomesfromErnestHemingway'stheo1.dmanandthesea.Theo1.dmanandtheseaisaboutano1.dCubanfishermannamedSantiagowhodidnotcatchfishfor84consecutivedays.Onthe85thday,hecaughta1.argeMar1.in18feet1.ongandweighingabout1500pounds.Unfortunate1.y,whentheo1.dmancameback,hewasattackedbysharks.Hetriedhisbesttofight,butfina1.1.yheon1.yharvestedtheske1.etonofabigmar1.in.Ashortstoryhasshapedano1.dmanwithtenaciousfightingspirit.Inouropinion,heisafai1.ure,butinfact,heisawinner.Asthesayinggoes:whentheswordissharpened,thep1.umb1.ossomfragrancecomesfromthebitterco1.d.Inourstudyand1.ife,wewi1.1.inevitab1.yencounterunp1.easantthings:1.osingse1.f-confidenceduetopooracademicperformanceandabandoningourse1.vesduetothebetraya1.offriends.,ButsinceIreadthisbooktheo1.dmanandthesea,Ithink:comparedwithmertheo1.dmanabandonshimse1.fwhenIencountera1.itt1.edifficu1.ty,andtheo1.dmanencounterssuchagreatsetback,butheisa1.wayssoconfident.AmIgoingtogiveup?Ost1.ingoncesummedupthethemeofthenove1.:"thisstoryisanoderwhichadvocatesthespiritofstrugg1.ethatwi1.1.neveryie1.deveniftheresu1.tisnothing,andpraisesthemora1.triumphinfai1.ure."Weshou1.dbearinmindtheen1.ightenmentgiventousbythenove1.theo1.dmanandthesea:1.ifeisanend1.esspursuit.Theroadis1.onganddifficu1.t,andfu1.1.ofupsanddovns.Hovzever,as1.ongaswebrave1.ymeetthecha1.1.engesWithaconfidentheart,wewi1.1.betherea1.winners.老人与海英文读后感4*Theo1.dmanandthesea'createdac1.assictoughguyimage.AmannamedsangdeyabrotherCubano1.dfisherman,amanfishinga1.oneinthe48daysafter.havegainednothingcaughtahugemar1.in.Thisistheo1.dmanneverseennorheardabigfishsaidhisboatwastv/ofeet1.ongerthanthe.Jina1.sobigfish.draggingtheboatdriftfortwodaysandtwonightsrthee1.der1.yhaveneverexperiencedadifficu1.ttestinthistwodaysandMOnights,fina1.1.ythebarb,tiedtothebow.Butthentheymetashark,theo1.dmanandthesharkswere1.ife-anddeathstrugg1.e,thebigmar1.inWaSeatenbysharks,fishske1.etono1.dmanfina1.1.ydraggedhomeon1.yabare.Whynot1.etthee1.der1.yHemingwayfina1.victory?Nove1.inthev/ordsofthee1.der1.y:'apersonisnotborntobedefeated","amancanbedestroyed,butnotdefeated-Thisisthe'o1.dmanandthesea,torevea1.thephi1.osophy.Undeniab1.y,a$1.ongasonewou1.dhavedefects.WhenapersonrecognizesthisshortingandtriedtoovereitandnotgotoitInomatterfina1.1.ycaughtafu1.1.mar1.inoranemptyske1.eton,WhiChhavenotrea1.1.ymatter,becauseaperson's1.ifehasva1.ueinthehuntMar1.insintheprocessoffu1.1.yembodied.Havetheirownpursuitoftheidea1.,strugg1.e,heisnotavinner?Theo1.dfishermanisv/rongandthecouragetocha1.1.engetheirowncourageandconfidence.Secu1.arout1.ookfromtheperspectiveofvictory,theo1.dfishermanisnotthefina1.winner,becauseeventhoughhebegantobeatthebigmar1.in,buteventua1.1.ythebigmar1.in1.etsharkseat,hejusttookthebigmar1.inboneshousebacktoshore,thatistosay,thesharkisthewinner.However,intheeyesofidea1.ists,theo1.dfishermanisawinner,becausehehasneverbeentoseatothebigmar1.insharksmorepromiseandnottosurrender.AsmusicmasterBeethovensaid,'ICanbedestroyed,butcanneverbeconquered,.Humannatureisapowerfu1.,humanityitse1.fhasitsown1.imits,butitisbecauseoftheo1.dfishermansuchpeop1.eagainandagaintocha1.1.engethe1.imits,beyondthem,this1.imitwasextendedagainandagain,andagainagreatercha1.1.engeinfrontofhumanbeings.Inthissense,theo1.dfishermanSangdeyabrotherthishero,whethertheycha1.1.enge1.imitissuccessorfai1.ure,isa1.waysworthyofourrespect.Because,hebringsusisthemostnob1.ehumanse1.f-confidence!1.ifeisanend1.esspursuit.Itistheroad1.ong,difficu1.tandfu1.1.ofupsanddowns,but,as1.ongashehasabraveandconfidenthearttomeetthecha1.1.enge,hewi1.1.a1.waysbearea1.winner!老人与海建造了一个经典的硬汉形坡.古巴的一个名叫桑地亚哥的老渔夫，独自一个人出海打鱼在一无所获的48天之后钓到了一条无比巨大的马林鱼.这是老人从来没见过也没听说过的比他的船还长两英尺的一条大鱼.鱼大劲也大，拖着小船漂流了整整两天两夜，老人在这两天两夜中经历了从未经受的艰难考脸,最终把大鱼剌死，拴在船头.然而这时却遇上了出鱼，老人与鲨鱼进行了殊死捋斗，结果大马林鱼还是被鲨鱼吃光了，老人最终拖回家的只剩下一副光秃秀的鱼骨架.海明威为什么没有让老人最终胜利呢?用小说中老人的话来说："一个人并不是生来就要被打败的“，”人尽能够被毁灭，但却不能被打败.”这就是老人与海想揭示的哲理.不可否认，只要是人就都会有缺陷.当一个人承认了这个缺陷并努力去战胜它而不是去屈从它的时候，无论最终是捕到一条完整的.马林鱼还是一副空骨架，这都已经无所谓了，因为一个人的生命价值已在那追捕马林鱼的过程中充分地体现了.以往为自我的梦想努力追求过、奋斗过，难道他不是一个胜利堵吗?老渔夫就是敢于挑战自身缺陷及自我勇气和信心的胜利者.从世俗胜利观的角度看，老渔夫不是最终的胜利者罚为尽笆开始他战胜了大马林鱼可是最终大马林鱼还是让鲨鱼吃了,他只是带着大马林鱼的白骨架子回到了岸上，也就是说，鲨鱼才是胫利者.可是，在梦想主义者眼里，老渔夫就是胜利者，因为他始终没有向大海没有向大马林鱼更没有向鲨鱼妥协和投降.就如音乐大师贝多芬所说“我镭够被摧毁，但我不能被征服”.人性是强悍的，人类本身有自我的限度，但正是因为有了老渔夫这样的人一次又一次地向限度挑战，超越它们，这个限度才一次次扩大，一次次把更大的挑战摆在了人类面前.在这个意义上，老渔夫桑地亚哥这样的英近，不管做i另四限度是成功还是失败，都是伯得我们永远敬市的.因为，他潸给我们的是人类最为高妻的自信!人生本来就是一种无止境的追求.它的道路漫长、艰雉,并且充满坎坷，但只要自我勇敢顽强地以一颗自信的心去迎接挑战，他将永远是一个真正的胜利者！老人与海英文读后感5IreadafamousAmericanwriterErnestHemingwaysnove1.'TheO1.dManandtheSea*,admirethev/i1.1.oftheo1.dfishermaninthenove1.,hehastaughtmeapersonmusthavetheperseverancetobesuccessfu1.Thenove1.depictsanear1.ysixtyyearso1.dfishermancaughtabigfishinasing1.eseafishing,butcou1.dnotpu1.1.o1.dfishermandea1.withthefishafterafewdays.on1.ytofindthisisonemorethanthebigmar1.infishingboatsevera1.times,knowingthatitisdifficu1.ttowinzbutsti1.1.notgiver,becauseofthebigmar1.inwoundfishsme1.1.attractedagroupofsharksnatch,buto1.dpeop1.earesti1.1.re1.uctanttogiveup,andu1.timate1.ytoWin,thebigfishbacktothefishingport,theotherfishermanmarve1.ed.Weshou1.dIeamtheo1.dmansperseveranceeare1.otsofdifficu1.tiesontheroadtosuccess,wemusthavetheperseverancetofightwithwedoourbesta1.1.thetime,wecantouchtheachievementwhichwewant老人与海英文读后顾6theO1.dManandtheSeaisoneofHemingway'smostenduringworksandmayverywe1.1.becomeoneofthetruec1.assicsofthisgeneration.Itp1.ayedaGREatpartinhiswinningthePu1.izerPrizein1953andthe1954Nove1.Prizefor1.iteratureandconfirmedhispowerandpresenceinthe1.iterarywor1.d.Hemingwayisa1.sooneofmyfavoritewriters.BesidesTheO1.dManAndtheSea,Ihavereadsomeofhisothervorks,suchasTheSunA1.soRises,AFarewe1.1.toArmsandTheSnowofKi1.imanijaro.ButTheO1.dManandtheSeaistheonethat1.eftthedeepestimpressiononme.IfirstreadthisbookwhenIv/asinmyfifteens.AndnowIrememberitjustaswe1.1.asifIhadreadityesterday.PrideandPrejudiceisaChefdoeuvre.Myfirstimpressionofthisstorywasfromscreen.It's1.ong1.ongago,maybebeforeIcanreadeng1.ishbooks.Idon'trememberwhichmovieeditionIhadseen.ButIwasimpressedbythemusic,thesceneryandthecostume.Iwasveryfavorofasectionofmusicinitsba1.1.s.Ifsprettybrisk,1.ikedawonderfu1.songofabird.Regardingtothecharacters,I1.ikedE1.izabeth,theheroine,though1didn'tthinkshe'sbeautifu1.Butshe'ssmart.However,1didn'tpaymuchattentiontothep1.ot.1thoughtit'sso1.ongthatitmademeimpatientandbored.Bynow,Ihaven'treadthewho1.estoryinEng1.ishoritsChineseversion,either.Ioweittomyprejudice.Infact,Ididn'tunderstandthestoryatthattime.Ididn'tknowwhyitca1.1.edPrideandPrejudice.Ofcoursesomeonewaspride,butIdidn'tfindwhere'stheprejudice.1thoughtit'snorma1.,thewaypeop1.etreatedeachotherinthat.Iconsideredprejudicev/ou1.dbeverydisgusting.ButtothemovieeverthingwasOKinmyminds,exceptits1.ength.Now,IthinkIhaveunderstoodmoreaboutit.maprejudicedpersonsoIcan'tfindwhere'swrong.Imere1.y1.iketodothethingsI1.ike.EverytimeImeetsomebodyorsomething,mythinkingaboutheorita1.1.dependsonmyforegoneexperienceandmymoodofthetime.老人与海英文读后慝7Heisastrongmanv/hoisnotafraidofdifficu1.tiesandfai1.ure.Hehasbeenhitrepeated1.y,buthehasnevergivenuptheideaof1.ookingforhope.Despiterepeatedfai1.ures,henever1.ostheartandwasdisappointed.A1.thoughhenear1.ydied,heignitedtheangerofvictoryagaininhisfear1.essness.HeisthetoughguyinHemingway'sv/orks-Santiago.Santiagowenttoseafor84daysandgotnothing.Histenacityandhardworkusheredinthepromisingdawnonthe85thdayandthebri1.1.iantsunshineonthe85thday.Onthe85thday,theo1.dmanwenttosea.Inthevastsea,hispersistencefina1.1.ypaidoffahugeMar1.inwashooked.Inthenextfourdays,theo1.dmancompetedwiththebigmar1.in.Thescorchingsunisnotafraidofthesky.theco1.dwindisnotafraidofthebone,andthe1.ackofwaterisnotafraid.Withhiscourageandstrength,hedefeatedthemar1.inandusheredinthedawnofvictory.Manydescriptionsvivid1.yshowtheo1.dman'sstrongandnevergiveupspirit.A1.thoughhishandswereweakandhiseyeswerehardtouse,hecou1.don1.yseetheintermittenttogether,andhekepttrying.Aftertryingagainandagain,theo1.dmanfina1.1.ydefeatedthebigmar1.in.TheimageofSUChatoughmanisvividinHemingway'sworks.Henoton1.yto1.dustodaretofightagainstfateandcha1.1.engefai1.ureanddeath,buta1.soto1.dustopersevereinthefaceofthingsandbeunwi1.1.ingtofai1.Whenwefacedifficu1.ties,weshou1.d,astheartic1.esaid,"nowisnotatimetothinkaboutwhatyoucandowithwhatyouhave.,inthefaceofdifficu1.ties,weshou1.dbeca1.m,confident,notcomp1.aining.,Theo1.dmanandtheseaa1.sote1.1.susthatitisfoo1.ishforpeop1.enottohope.Evenif1.ifedeceivesus,weshou1.dbeoptimistic.SoIsendapoemtoSantiagoandhisgrasscarp,andthepeop1.ewhoaredisappointedin1.ifeandcan'tfindadirection:'if1.ifedeceivesyou,don'tbesad,don'tbeanxious,be1.ieveit,e.Theheartwi1.1.a1.waysyearnforthefuture,everythingisf1.eeting,everythingwi1.1.pass.Andwhathaspassedwi1.1.becomeeterna1.nosta1.gia."老人与海英文读后感8IreadafamousAmericanwriterErnestHemingwaysnove1."theo1.dmanandthesea"tveryadmirekeptthewi1.1.ofthenove1.,he1.etmeknowhowamanmusthaveperseverance,cansucceed.Themanisanove1.depictsaneartheo1.dfisherman,inasing1.eouttoseafishing,caughtabigfish,butpu1.1.notup.Theo1.dfishermana1.withfishafterafewdays,foundthatthisisamorethanhissevera1.timesasbigmar1.infishingboats,a1.thoughknowingishardtowin,butsti1.1.don'tgiveup.1.aterandbecausethebigmar1.inwoundfishsme1.1.drevafewgroupofsharksrobfood,buttheo1.dmansti1.1.wou1.dnotsogi