急求 英语读后感
【1】《爱的教育》读后感 在这纷纭的世界里,爱究竟是什么
读《爱的教育》,我走入安利柯的生活,我走入安利柯的生活,目睹了他们是怎样学习,生活,怎样去爱.在感动中,我发现爱中包含着对于生活的追求. 如果爱是奔腾的热血,是跳跃的心灵,那么,我认为这就是对于国家的崇高的爱.也许它听起来很口号,但作为一个有良知的人,这种爱应牢牢植入我们的心田.当读到安利柯描绘的一幅幅意大利人民为国炸断了双腿,淋弹死守家园的动人场面时,我不禁想到我们祖国大地上也曾浸透了中华儿女的血.同样是为了自己国家的光明,同样可以抛弃一切地厮拼,我被这至高无上的爱的境界折服.我不需为祖国抛头颅了,但祖国需要我们的还有很多.爱之所以伟大,是因为它不仅仅对个人而言,更是以整个民族为荣的尊严与情绪. 《爱的教育》中,把爱比成很多东西,确是这样又不仅仅是这些.我想,爱是什么不会有明确的答案,但我已经完成了对于爱的思考——爱是博大的,无穷的,伟大的力量.In this translation-theories world, what love is? Read the love of education , I walk into amway ko life, I walk into amway ko life, witnessed how they study, live, how to love. In touched, I find love contain the for the pursuit of living. If love is pentium blood, is bouncing heart, so, I think this is for the country's lofty love. Maybe it sounds very slogan, but as a conscientious person, this kind of love should be firmly implanted into our hearts. When I read amway ko portrayed in the Italian people for the kingdom ZhaDuan plenties legs cling homes, drench play tableau, I can't help but think our motherland earth had saturated with Chinese people's blood. Is also to their country's light, also may discard all fellow spelling, and I was the supreme love border subdue. I don't need for motherland shed their blood, but the motherland needs our lot. Love is great, because it not only to the individual character, but also to the whole nation is proud of dignity and emotions. love education of love than into many things, it is so and is not only these. I thought, what is love there will be no clear answer, but I have already finished for love thinking -- love is great, infinite, great strength. 【2】《钢铁是怎样炼成的》读后感 人应该怎样地活着才有意义呢?保尔·柯察金用行动回答了这一问题.保尔他残废后,毫不灰心,还要顽强的学习,努力工作,并且开始了文学创造.后来双目失明了,这对于已经瘫痪的人来说,要是一场多么沉重的打击呀!可是他却毅然拿起笔来,摸索着,坚持写作,每写一个字,他都需要付出极其艰苦的劳动.经过顽强的努力,他终于成功的写出了小说《在暴风雨里诞生》的前几章.读着,读着,我也禁不住热泪盈眶,心潮澎湃.保尔·柯察金那坚毅的脸庞,仿佛就在我的眼前.保尔这样一个普通的战士,竟有比钢铁还要坚强的意志,这是什么力量在鼓舞着他呢?我读完这本书,在书中我终于明白了,这是那最伟大,最壮丽的共产主义事业在召呼着他创造奇迹,这就是他顽强地与疾病作斗争的动力.People should how to live meaningful? Pavel korchagin use action answered this question Paul. He was crippled, did not lose heart, but also stubborn study, work hard, and start the literary creation. Blind in both eyes later, this to have paralyzed people, if a how heavy blow! But he was resolutely picked up a pen to and fumbled for, adhere to the writing, each to write a word, he takes a very hard labor. After strenuous efforts, he finally successful wrote novel in the storm the birth of the preceding chapters. Reading, reading, and I couldn't help to tears, surging. Pavel korchagin the manly face, as if in front of my eyes. Paul such a common soldier, unexpectedly is than steel even a strong will, and this is what forces in inspired him? I finished reading the book, in the book I finally understand, it is the greatest, most magnificent communism cause in called call him create wonders, this is his tenacious struggle against disease power. 【3】《鲁宾逊漂流记》读后感 春节放假，我读了笛福的《鲁滨逊漂流记》。
我深深地被这本书所吸引，它让我体会到了鲁滨逊那惊人的毅力和百折不挠的精神。
看完这本书，使我深受感动。
一个人身陷绝境，竟能这样对生活充满信心,勇敢地面对生活，创造生活，实在是难能可贵的。
使我认识到，人不论何时何地，不管遇到多大的困难，都不能被困难吓倒,要勇敢地面对困难，克服困难,始终保持一种积极向上、从容乐观的心态，去面对和挑战厄运。
只有这样，才能像鲁宾逊那样，永远是一个胜利者。
The Spring Festival holiday, I read a Defoe's of Robinson Crusoe. I am deeply attracted by the book, it lets me realize Robinson the surprising perseverance and indomitable spirit. Read this book, that I was deeply touched. A personal dire straits, unexpectedly can do this life is full of confidence, bravely facing life, create life, true is valuable. Make me realize that people regardless of when and where no matter much difficulty, can be difficult intimidated, bravely facing difficulties and overcome difficulties, and always maintain a positive, optimistic attitude, poised to face challenges and bad luck. Only in this way can we like Robinson, that is always a winner. 英文的暮光之城读后感Seventeen year old Bella moves from sunny Phoenix to rainy Forks, Washington, but the new school is the least of her troubles. She soon finds herself attracted to a mysterious boy who seems to be infuriated by her mere presence. Soon, however, the truth comes out and the two become inseparable. Bella never dreamed she'd fall in love, let alone with a vampire named Edward. Throughout the novel, he fights to save her, from himself and from others. Those who will enjoy this novel most are teens and adults looking for a good fantasy and adolescent romance. This is the novel that took Harry Potter's place on the best seller's list. The world of magic and wizards may very well be replaced with the world of vampires created by Stephenie Meyer in her Twilight Saga. For me, the novel didn't seem to be written particularly well. The plot is simple, characters are predictable and static, and it takes forever for the action to start. That all being said, I think the novel was at least average and worth a read. I will continue to read the rest in the series, but I doubt I'll re-read them once I'm done
急!!!!!求一篇英文小说的读后感
你好，我用五篇Little Brother读后感中的段落，重新进行了排版，衔接，完成了下面的文章。
在word里试了试，用12号字 double space ，正好4页。
（标题可以大点字体，没办法，要求的页数太多了，呵呵），希望对你有所帮助。
reader response: Little Brother by Cory Doctorow One of the things that I love most about science fiction is its ability to look at trends in contemporary society, extrapolate them to their most extreme ends, and then use those extremes to reveal a fantastic analysis of our world and the directions that we are heading down. Good science fiction is the type that makes you step back when you finish and take a closer look at our own lives. With Little Brother, Cory Doctorow has crafted just such a novel. The fact that this is a book whose intended audience is young adults makes it all the more powerful. The story focuses on Marcus Yallow, a technically gifted teenager who, in between rounds of an alternate reality game he plays, finds new and interesting ways of harnessing technology to his needs. At the start of the book this is mostly by getting around the surveillance that his high school has in place for tracking students, ostensibly for their safety. All that changes once terrorists destroy the Bay Bridge and Marcus finds himself captive of the Department of Homeland Security. Tortured and interrogated for the small infraction of demanding a lawyer, Marcus is eventually released and sent home. The home he returns to bares little resemblance to the one he had initially left. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is busy installing more and more RFID sensors, monitoring the internet, and surveilling everyone that falls outside their very thin definition of normal behavior. Outraged at his treatment at the hands of DHS, Marcus begins throwing monkey wrenches into the system in an attempt to point out to all the ludicrous nature of the surveillance state and its complete ineptness at tracking or catching any real terrorists. The writing is clear and simple, particularly in the sections where Doctorow is explaining the technical ins and outs of a particular tool that Marcus is using. He offers up some of the most easily understandable descriptions of cryptography and Linux operating systems that I have come across, and does so in a way that makes what could be a dreadfully boring description very interesting and informative. What really pushed this book over the cusp, for me, is that all of the applications that Marcus and the DHS use in their war against one another already exist. Anyone with some basic knowledge and tools could build a hidden camera locater. Anyone who wanted to could download and install the Linux build that Marcus employs throughout the book. Doctorow makes it even easier by including a Further Reading section at the end of the book where he points readers toward resources they could use to delve further into the worlds opened up in the book. This is a book with everything. A fun and fast-paced story, realistic teenage characters, technology that piques the reader's interest, and a political message that desperately needs to be imparted to younger generations. The state of American democracy is in their hands and depends very strongly on the lessons that they receive. Unfortunately, I'm not sure whether schools are as dedicated as they should be toward creating free thinking pupils who value the intent of the Constitution over blind dedication to the flag and whoever the current occupant of the White House may be. Part of the fascination of this book is its plausibility. Doctorow takes his plot to logical extremes, and all of the digital subversion the teens participate in is based in real technology and theory. As with The Disreputable History, I was impressed with the way the author's argument was presented. While it's clear where Doctorow and his main characters stand on the issues, he presents the arguments of the other side and allows his characters to argue smartly, even eloquently for their side. We sometimes see the opposing characters as bumbling or moronic because they are seen through Marcus' eyes, but Doctorow doesn't take any shortcuts explaining his side of the argument. It's also a great example of another trend I've been seeing in YA lately — authors giving their intended audience a great deal of credit. These books treat their teen audience as near-adults who think and decide for themselves, which is as it should be. Doctorow also takes this opportunity to provide readers an education of security systems and computer programming. In what easily could have been some of the driest portions of the novel, Doctorow is able to give the reader some insight and knowledge, which may leave you curious to pursue more information on the inventors and security methods. On its most superficial level, it functions as a fast-paced action novel that's impossible to put down. But you don't have to scrape very far beneath its surface to appreciate its truly subversive nature. For the more technologically inclined, it offers the tools to stage a techno-revolution, and for the more politically inclined, it offers the impetus for wanting to do so. Doctorow is something of an Internet celebrity, having revolutionized the marketing of his novels through taking advantage of on-line distribution. He's grown as a writer since his debut in Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom and with Little Brother, while he's writing for a young adult audience, he's found a new level of mature and assured writing that makes Little Brother one of the more remarkable and haunting books I've read this year. I really liked this book. I especially liked all the nuts and bolts behind the actual story line and back history of the technology used. I feel like I read a good piece of fiction and learned about computers and the history of the internet and modern computers at the same time. Highly recommend!
怎么向21世纪英语报高中版投稿，我要邮箱，谢谢。
21se@21stcentury.com.cn查了下，高中版报纸很多活动都用的这个邮箱。
你在标题里注明你为哪期别哪个栏目投稿，试试看。
原文：如果您平常鼓励学生在读报后写读后感，那么现在就有一个好消息--Teens将在高一高二7版刊登优秀读后感。
我们将每隔3期（第一次这个栏目将在9月28日出版）刊登一次，所以请注意要求学生写最近一两期报纸的读后感。
例如，如果希望所写的读后感在9月28日刊登，就请写9月14日或21日出版的报纸文章的感言，并且最好在9月23日前发邮件到21se@21stcentury.com.cn）。
内容：请用一两句话概括所读文章的内容，重点写感受，总词数为50词左右。
最多100字。
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一篇电影观后感或读后感的中学英语作文（千万不能是在什么地方发表过的）
Half-Blood Prince： Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince — The sixth movie in J.K. Rowling's fantasy series about the young wizard is the franchise's best so far, blending rich drama and easy camaraderie among the actors with the visual spectacle that until now has been the real star. The hocus-pocus of it all nearly takes a back seat to the story and characters this time, and the film is the better for that, brimming with authentic people and honest interaction — hormonal teens bonding with great humor, heartache that will resonate with anyone who remembers the pangs of first love. The movie escalates the peril for Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and his best pals, Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) and Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint), while giving the threesome that first collaborated as prepubescent kids their best platform yet to show their maturing acting chops. Director David Yates, who made the fifth film and is doing the final two, stays true to the Rowling recipe yet infuses it with a freshness and energy that make it seem like a new start, not the stale old chapter six it could have been. Harry's main challenge this time involves an assignment from headmaster Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) to retrieve a critical memory that a new teacher (Jim Broadbent) possesses about the evil Lord Voldemort. Along with the splendid visuals, the movie offers stirring support from Alan Rickman, Helena Bonham Carter, Maggie Smith, Robbie Coltrane and other co-stars. PG for scary images, some violence, language and mild sensuality. 153 minutes. Three and a half stars out of four.
