Thoughts after reading "David Copperfield" in high school

Thoughts after reading "David Copperfield" in high school. Writing ability needs to be cultivated through imitation. Reading can improve a person. The improvement of reading speed does not mean that you have truly understood the book. Reading can create a world in which you can talk to yourself. The following is a sample essay of "David Copperfield" after reading it in high school. Reflections after reading "David Copperfield" in high school 1

Britain, shrouded in darkness, is like a city shrouded in fog: London, but there are still many people's hearts shining and illuminating in the fog. The road traveling at night is bright and brilliant, not polluted by haze, not changed by worldly ideas. This is a pure and kind human nature that still radiates great brilliance, and the fog gradually disperses...

Originally, David was posthumous and had no father. However, something unexpected happened. Murdstone married David's mother and became David's stepfather. But he was extremely cruel. He not only monitored every move of David and his mother, but also whipped him when he didn't like it. Not only did this not make him enjoy the source of this article, but it made him even more miserable! What's even more abominable is that he colluded with the school and tied a notice on David: "Beware of him, he bites." This was simply because the only self-resistance David did when he did not give in to his beating was to bite. In an instinctive act, Murdstone used such despicable means to deal with a child, causing a minor to suffer tremendous mental pain at such a young age. I grieve for David. , feel sorry for him. I'm angry and heartbroken! From David's young perspective at the time, the happiest Japanese life was the one spent with his mother and maid Peggotty. It was so leisurely, so free, without fear or mode. He was satisfied with Stone's sinister and aggressive gaze, but this little wish could only be realized for a while at a time! Poor David!

Until later, Murdstone tortured his mother to death, and David became an orphan and dropped out of school, but he failed to arouse Murdstone's spiritual conscience. But he felt the warmth and happiness again in the Peggotty family. The hearts of their family were pure and passionate, without any impurities.

When he was ten years old, he was forced by Murdstone to work in a company and was fortunate enough to get to know Mr. Micawber. He is passionate, sincere, and pursues freedom. He is surrounded by poverty but is always full of optimism and yearning for a perfect life. David does his best to support the Micawber family through a difficult period of time. The loyal heart gave Micawber a lot of help within his ability, and they were grateful to each other. What a kind child!

He refused to give in to the job arranged for him by Murdstone and thought of his only relative: Aunt Bessie, so he ran away. She was a great woman with a kind heart and a sense of justice and compassion. She took David in unconditionally and made him understand a good education and become a cultivated person. To a certain extent, she was Created a kind David. He also met the kind Mr. Wakefield, who allowed David to stay at his home and enjoy the same comfortable conditions as his daughter Agnes.

What impressed me most was that although Mr. Micawber was very poor, he had a kind and just heart. After seeing that Mr. Wakefield's assistant, Uriah, seized on his weaknesses when he was seriously ill and exploited them to firmly control Mr. Wakefield, he resolutely stood up and exposed Uriah. His despicable crimes landed him in jail, freeing Mr. Wakefield from his heavy burden and gradually making him healthy.

I was moved by the kindness and sincerity of the people shown in the article. Although they are not rich, they dare to stand up in the face of justice and measure everything. There is no intrigue between them, they just live peacefully and pursue their dreams and goals. The combination of David and Agnes makes them both happier because they have the same language and support each other in difficulties. Responding with strength reflects the lofty thoughts and spirit. Although Mr. Micawber was poor, he did not lose his will and always responded optimistically; while Julia received benefits, but he lost his humanity. People can only feel sorry for him. His final fate was brought about by himself!

The brilliance flashing in the article has been planted in my heart like seeds. In the future growth road, it will take root, sprout, and grow vigorously... "David Copperfield" 》Reflections after reading in high school 2

"David Copperfield" is an autobiographical novel by the British novelist Charles Dickens. The whole book adopts a first-person narrative tone and tells the story of David Copperfield. The story of how I finally got married to Anis after many hardships incorporates many of the author's experiences.

"David Copperfield" reveals the true face of society at that time on multiple levels through the joys and sorrows of the protagonist's life, and highlights the negative impact of money on family society. Influence, and the evil consequences caused by human greed.

Murderstone deceived David's mother into marrying him because he coveted her property; Emily's elopement was because she could not withstand the temptation of money; the Wakefield family's pain was also caused by money; the despicable Heep was because of money. Step by step, he was degenerated. As the saying goes, the legal network was wide and open, and he was finally arrested and imprisoned for life. It reveals the real dark society hidden behind the gorgeousness.

Under such a social background, David is undoubtedly a true and beautiful seed. He suffered all kinds of misfortunes and bitterness when he was an orphan, but he struggled indomitably as an adult and carved out his own life in the difficult situation. . Thoughts after reading. David's life experience in the book made me deeply moved. The painful experience in his childhood did not make David lose his will to live. As an adult, David relies on a sincere heart and continues to move forward and work hard, no matter what he is facing. He is always sincere to himself, his friends and his lover, and finally gets a good career and a beautiful love.

Dickens said: "Of all my works, this one is my favorite. Like many parents, I have a darling in my heart, and his name is David Copperfield." After reading this book, I not only loved the character of David, but also admired Dickens' ability to create characters. David is full of positive energy and reveals the dark side of human nature. Every stroke is so wonderful. I am reminded of what Emerson said, "When reading, I would like to stay before every thought as I stay before every truth." Reading carefully, every sentence is indeed beautiful, as if it is colliding with Dickens's thoughts. Communication... Reflections after reading "David Copperfield" in high school 3

In this book, my biggest experience is that no matter there are many unsatisfactory things in this world, as long as you keep hope and work hard There will be a day when things will turn around. And evil people like Heap and Steerforth always have their consequences. In fact, this is such a simple truth. It’s just that we didn’t understand it when we were young, but we no longer believe it when we grow up.

Among these vivid characters, my favorite is the Micawber couple.

They drifted up and down in the sea of ??poverty and debt, drowned several times, and their life experiences were tragic and funny. They are always optimistic, live happily, and are not worried about debts. And I always firmly believe that that beautiful day will eventually come. This couple faces adversity with the belief that one day everything will be fine. It was this belief that supported them through the hard days until the day came.

Their character of "no worries about debts, happy to accept fate" still impacts my indecisive character. They are too optimistic. Be confident at the beginning of debt. Even when your home is empty and everything is pawned, you still believe that that day will come. This kind of persistent pursuit and invincible belief is really worthy of our study. Be full of hope and confidence in your studies.

"Mr. Micawber was waiting for me inside the gate, and we went to his house together. He cried all the way. I remember that he solemnly warned me not to be like him; he told me to remember Well, if a person earns twenty pounds a year and spends nineteen pounds nineteen shillings and sixpence, then he is happy. But if he spends twenty pounds one shilling, then he is happy. He was distressed. After he said this, he asked me to borrow a shilling to buy some rye to drink...and then he became happy again. "This was what Micawber wanted David to remember before he went to jail. A word to say. Whatever you do, you must do it according to your ability, and don't ruin your life's happiness just for a momentary impulse.

What I admire even more is the unyielding love between them. Mrs. Micawber's famous saying is "I will not abandon you, Micawber." Mrs. Micawber always believed that Mr. Micawber was a genius and would do great things. She always encouraged Mr. Micawber to move forward. She never complained when Micawber lived a hard life. Frustrated by the loss of trust that Pugh had kept from her at work, she sought help from David and Traddles. Because of this strong trust and appreciation, Mrs. Micawber always loved each other regardless of the eyes of her natal family. Mr. Micawber also reported on Heap because he couldn't stand the estrangement from his family. It should be said that trust and appreciation for each other are the support and even the sun for the Micawbers to face all hardships. To be fair, Mr. Micawber is a useless person, but his love is successful. I think this is because they are a kind couple, and they are just the right match: the same unreliability, the same optimism - —As long as I have you, I won’t be afraid of wind and rain.