第一篇: 英语读书笔记
《简爱》
JaneEyreisafirst-personnarrativeofthetitlecharacter,asmall,plain-faced,intelligentandhonestEnglishorphan.Thenovelgoesthroughfivedistinctstages:Jane"schildhoodatGateshead,wheresheisabusedbyherauntandcousins;hereducationatLowoodSchool,wheresheacquiresfriendsandrolemodelsbutalsosuffersprivations;hertimeasthegovernessofThornfieldManor,whereshefallsinlovewithherByronicemployer,EdwardRochester;hertimewiththeRiversfamilyatMarsh"sEnd(orMoorHouse)andMorton,wherehercoldclergyman-cousinStJohnRiversproposestoher;andherreunionwithandmarriagetoherbelovedRochesterathishouseofFerndean.Partlyautobiographical,thenovelaboundswithsocialcriticismandsinistergothicelements.
第二篇: 英语读书笔记
《朝花夕拾》
ireadthebookwrittenbyluxun.itiscalledzhaohuaxishi.itincludes10shortarticlesaboutthewritersstories.theyarebasedonhisownexperience,whenireadthisbook,ifeelveryhappytoseeluxunschildhood.itwasdiffrentfromours,sowemayfinditinterstingandexciting.luxunslangangeisverygreatbutmaybedifficulttounderstand.butthroughhiswords,wecanfindhishappinessinhisheart.
第三篇: 英语读书笔记
《老人与海》
TheOldManandtheSeaisoneofHemingway"smostenduringworks.Toldinlanguageofgreatsimplicityandpower,itisthestoryofanoldCubanfisherman,downonhisluck,andhissupremeordeal——arelentless,agonizingbattlewithagiantmarlinfaroutintheGulfStream.HereHemingwayrecasts,instrikinglycontemporarystyle,theclassictheneofcourageinthefaceofdefeat,ofpersonaltriumphwonfromlos.Writtenin1952,thishugelysuccessfullynovellaconfirmedhispowerandpresenceintheliteraryworldandplayedahugepartinhiswinningthe1954NobelPrizeforLiterature.Thenovelisveryfamousintheworld,solotofpeoplelikethisnovel.WealsostudieditinourChineseclass,Hemingway"snovelarealwaysinterestingIlikehisnovelmuch,alsoinhisnovelwecanlearnalotbyhismeanings.It’sreallyagoodnovelforpeopletoread.
第四篇: 英语读书笔记
TheRedandtheBlackisaprofoundandwittybookabouttheriseofapoor,handsomeandintellectuallygifted,youngprovincialintothesalonsofHighSocietyinParis.
Handsomeandambitious,JulienSorelisdeterminedtoriseabovehishumblepeasantoriginsandmakesomethingofhislife-byadoptingthecodeofhypocrisybywhichhissocietyoperates.Julienultimatelycommitsacrime-outofpassion,principle,orinsanity-thatwillbringabouthisdownfall.TheRedandtheBlackisalively,satiricalpictureofFrenchRestorationsocietyafterWaterloo,riddledwithcorruption,greed,andennui.Thecomplex,sympatheticportrayalofJulien,thecoldexploiterwhoseMachiavelliancampaignisundercutbyhisownemotions,makeshimStendhalsmostbrilliantandhumancreation-andoneofthegreatestcharactersinEuropeanliterature.
Ireallyenjoyedthisbook.Unlikemanyreviewers,Ifeelthebookdoestranscendtime.Americanpeopleandculturetoday,computersandall,arealotlikethoseinStendhals19thcenturyFrance.
Themaincharactersstrikemeasreal,andquitecomplex.Julienisatypicaladolescent/youngadult:Idealistic,searchingandunsureofhimself.Tome,itisamazingtowhathowtheworldinteractswithandaltershisself-image.Mathildeisequallyinteresting.Sheremindsmeofaflightyalternativegirl,lookingforadreamofsimmeringromance.AndMMEdeRenalisawonderful,believablewoman,fallinginlovelateinlife,victimofthemissinghusbandsyndrome.
Likepeopletoday,Stedhalscharactersareabundleofcontradictions.IsJulienavillain,anangel,aself-servingclimberoramantrulyinlove,searchingforhishigherself?Alooforloveable?IsMMEdeRenaladevout,moralpatroness,devotedtoherfamily,orthevilestofadulators,readytoturnherbackondutyforthesimmeroflove?IsMathildesubmissive,orarrogantanddominant?Theanswertoallquestionsisyes.Wearealldivided.
Behonestwithyourselfforaminute.Arentpeoplesometimescruel,andsometimeskind;Sometimes,honest,sometimesmildlydeceitful,tellingwhitelies,andsometimesbold-facedliars?SinceStendhalisfaithfultothis,anddoesnotgiveuscharacterinblackandwhite,hehasproducedamasterpiece.