当认真看完一本名著后，相信大家都增长了不少见闻，这时候，最关键的
"Grapes of Wrath" is written by John Steinbeck. It was a great work that inspired millions of people during the great depression. In 30s the economic meltdown era, a large number of farmers in the Midwest to abandon their homes, like a fleeing westward migration to California as a better life pursuit. Reality is not as good as ideal, but they do not give up hope. The story is moving, the content is realistic and accusation, and everywhere reveals the brilliance of human nature. The hero was driven out of the land by his banker's tractor, sold his family property, moved to California, and pursued a new life. Along the way, the elderly elders died, but unable to bury, young people continue to disperse and go. After a hard journey to California, he was driven and robbed even as "Russian Dutch man". So big a country has no place for them. Their poor life can not help but shed tears, but exhibited in this hardship among the glory of humanity is impressive.
There are 3 characters in the novel that left a deep impression on me. That's Tom, grandma and mom. Tom is an honest, kind-hearted, very sincere person, as long as you believe is right even if the pay is also going to do, he is not evil bow, like Tom more than family love, are we the readers love, although this image seems to be ideal. Grandma is a naughty boy, he is stubborn, he is naive, he is cute. I really love this grandmother, his death makes me sad for a long time. Mother is the most vivid character portrayed in this novel. Although she is only a housewife, she is the master of the family. She has a strong aura to maintain the integrity and dignity of the family, at the same time she has the ability to accept the suffering of the extraordinary, and then the great disaster can not beat her, nor can it defeat the family.
In the author's writing, although he severely condemned human ignorance and greed, but to show readers the natural life and vitality. He lovingly described in the sunlight on the grass, the grass is warm, the grass in the shadow of a variety of insects in the activities of ants and ant lion busy layout catch insects into the air trap, the grasshopper jumped up, patted her wings, with many fine woodlice feet like armadillo like a slow paced." In the eyes of the author, although the dust storm brings disaster, the life in nature is so beautiful and lovely. Nature gives human beings something so beautiful. What else does man have to do to destroy this harmony and balance?
If humans have been so unrestrained, all you know, don't know return, then harmony of human and nature once it is broken, it will enter a vicious spiral, the consequences be unbearable to contemplate. "Protecting the environment and protecting the environment is our common responsibility."." This sentence from childhood to hear, or to mention the important agenda. For the future of mankind, sustainable development must also be mentioned as an important agenda.
【《愤怒的葡萄》
《愤怒的葡萄》是约翰·斯坦贝克所著。这是美国经济大萧条时期的一部激励无数人民的伟大作品。三十年代的经济大崩溃时代，一大群中西部的农民忍痛离弃家园，像逃难一样往西迁移到加州追寻较好的生活。现实虽不如理想，但他们并不放弃希望。故事感人，内容写实而具有控诉性，处处流露出人性的光辉。
主人公一家被银行家的“拖拉机”赶出了赖以生存的土地，变卖家产，向加利福尼亚迁移，去追求新的生活。一路上，年老的长辈相继去世却无力安葬，年轻的又不断离散而去。历尽艰辛赶到加利福尼亚却被人当作“俄荷佬”而驱赶，甚至是劫掠。偌大一个国家，却没有他们的片锥立足之地。他们生活的困顿让人不禁掉泪，而在这困顿之中展现出来的人性的光辉却让人赞叹。
他们虽饱受贫穷的折磨，却没有失去人格的尊严;虽历经灾难的打击，却没有丧失生活的希望。这发生的一切让人倍感悲愤不平，特别是他们满怀希望，正如书中所写“愤怒的葡萄充塞着人们的心灵，在那里成长起来，结得沉甸甸的，准备着收获期的到来”，然而，这希望却被残酷的现实屡屡打得粉碎，一再破灭。一家人的悲惨遭遇，让人感到可悲;资本家的贪婪和无耻，让人感到可恨;而从乔德和他母亲这些主人公身上为了维护个人尊严而表现出来的坚强和不屈，以及他们超出常人的道德判断，却让人感到敬佩。
《愤怒的葡萄》中人们面对生活的艰苦，现实的无奈，他们依然对生活怀有希望。我觉得这部作品对我们现实生活中仍有借鉴意义。在世界的经济危机时，不少百万富翁一夜间变得一无所有，不少人负债累累。不少人站在高高的摩天大楼顶端，纵身一跃，离开了这个世界。但是，他们有没有想过，既然当初可以凭自己的双手创下自己的伟业，为何不让心里留着希望，再一次打造属于自己的辉煌天地呢?在我们生活的现实里，不景气下更要争气啊。
我们作为大学生，难免会遇到一些挫折，但是这些挫折与书中的人物的遭遇比起来，差得远了。我们要学会坚强勇敢，要学会去战胜这个挫折，要学会在过程中充实自己。而不应该是遇到一点挫折就自暴自弃，灰心丧气，自甘堕落。
正如约翰·斯坦贝克所说“人类已被证明具有伟大的心灵和精神——面临失败的勇气，勇敢无畏的精神，宽恕和仁爱之心。”他热忱地相信人类有自我提高的能力。所以在面对困难，人们所应表现的不是逃避，而是勇敢地面对，在一次次的面对中找到出路，无论能不能顺利解决这个困难，至少留一份希望，至少让心灵成长。
读完这部作品，会被文中人物的那种顽强的精神所感染。面对他们的艰苦生活，我们应该好好的珍惜现在的生活，平平安安，快快乐乐;当我们遭遇挫折，要学会勇敢的面对，在一次次的面对中让自己的心灵成长起来;当现实环境不美好时，要学会：不景气下更要争气。
【《愤怒的葡萄》读后感篇二】
这部小说真是充满了太多的不幸和太多的悲哀，以至于我读完后还久久不能释怀。
美国的农民原来也有这样的血泪史，我想这是很多人都不知道的，这也给我留下了很深的印象。
美国三、四年代的经济恐慌对农民来说真是一场巨大的灾难。大量农民失去了赖以生存的土地而被迫流浪，而流浪的过程充满了多少的血与泪。
这部小说有3个人物给我留下了深刻的印象。那就是汤姆、奶奶和妈妈。汤姆是一个正直，善良，很率真的人，只要自己认为是正确的即使付出代价也会去做，他不会为邪恶势力低头，这样的汤姆不止被家人所爱，更被我们这些读者所爱，尽管这个形象似乎有些理想化。奶奶是个顽皮的孩子，他固执，他天真，他可爱。我真的是爱死这个奶奶了，他的死让我难过了好久。妈妈是这部小说里刻画的最传神的角色，尽管她只是一个家庭妇女，但她是一家之主。她有强大的气场去维护这个家的完整和尊严，同时她拥有超乎常人的接受苦难的能力，再大的灾难也无法击垮她，也就无法击垮这个家。
美国中部大量的农民失去土地被迫流浪，他们所梦想的仅仅是能够吃饱穿暖，能有自己的一个家，但这样的卑微的愿望也被无情的现实狠狠的撕碎。他们斗不过那些狡猾的资本家。大资本家的.狡猾与丑陋在这本书中显露无疑，而更深层次的还是资本主义制度的问题，这个制度是牺牲那些穷苦人的利益来维护大资本家的利益，而这也是资本主义国家发展的必经之路，英国的圈地运动同样如此。
书中有段文字让人印象深刻：那些农场主把堆积如山的橙子和葡萄拿来烧掉，把很多猪活埋掉，为的就是保持住这些东西的价格，而有千千万万的流浪者却因为吃不到东西而饿死，连葡萄都变得愤怒了。
记得小时候经常听父辈灌输这样的思想：资本主义国家是十分奢侈和腐烂的，把大量打牛奶倒掉，把大量的水果烧掉。当时还小，听后还蛮震惊的，这不是暴殄天物吗，这资本主义国家真是他妈的浪费啊。其实细细想来，这样做也是迫不得已。试想那些农场主也需要生存，如果没有了利润，意味着自己的辛苦也白搭了。那为什么不把东西送给穷人或便宜卖给穷人呀?这当然是不可能的，如果这样做了，不仅自己会亏的血本无亏，同样还会受到同行的排挤与谴责。因此，没有人是救世主，每个人都只会为自己的利益考虑问题，要想活下去，只能靠自己。这部小说也许更多的是想表达穷人们在关键时刻应该团结一致，才能共渡难关。“在你需要帮助时，永远只有穷人才会对你伸出援手”。同时还歌颂了广大劳动人民承受苦难的能力。这也是本书带给大众感动的地方。
其实我们每个人的一生都要面对众多的苦难，我们能选择的是怎样去面对。如果面对苦难我们能勇敢接受，那就没有什么东西能够打垮我们。
即使我们不幸成为失败者，那就怎样，生活还不是在继续前行，前方还有多少美丽的风景在默默的等着我们……
Tom Joad was released from the Oklahoma state penitentiary where he had served a sentence for killing a man in self-defense. He traveled homeward through a region made barren by drought and dust storms. On the way he met Jim Casy an expreacher; the pair went together to the home of Tom's people. They found the Joad place deserted. While Tom and Casy were wondering what had happened, Muley Graves, a diehard tenant farmer, came by and disclosed that all of the families in the neighborhood had gone to California or were going. Tom's folks, Muley said, had gone to a relative's place preparatory to going west. Muley was the only sharecropper to stay behind.
All over the southern Midwest states, farmers, no longer able to make a living because of land banks, weather, and machine farming, had sold or were forced out of the farms they had tenanted. Junk dealers and used-car salesmen profiteered on them. Thousands of families took to the roads leading to the promised land, California.
Tom and Casy found the Joads at Uncle John's place all busy with preparations to leave for California. Assembled for the trip were Pa and Ma Joad; Noah, their mentally backward son, Al, the adolescent younger brother of Tom and Noah, Rose of Sharon, Tom's sister and her husband, Connie; the Joad children, Rothie and Winfield, and Granma and Grampa Joad. Al had bought an ancient truck to take them west. The family asked Jim Casy to go with them.(.)
Spurred by handbills which stated that agricultural workers were badly needed in California, the Joads, along with thousands of others, made their tortuous way, in a worn out vehicle acrothe plains toward the mountains. Grampa died of a stroke during their first overnight stop. And, to add to the general m
isery, returning migrants told the Joads that there was no work to be had in California, that conditions were even worse than they were in Oklahoma. But the dream of a bountiful West Coast urged the Joads onward.
