Reflections on reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 1

I have read a world famous book "Around the World in Eighty Days", although it is an ordinary book It is a book, but the principles in it have affected my life and study.

The protagonist, Mr. Fogg, took his French servant Passepartout from London and started traveling eastward in an orderly manner. On the way, he was hunted down by an Indian cannibal tribe, the hallucinations of Hong Kong life and liquor, the huge waves caused by the Pacific hurricane, and the bullets fired by the native Americans, all of which could interrupt Mr. Fogg's global travel at any time. However, in the face of all this, Mr. Fogg has always been so calm.

What force makes Mr. Fogg desperately want to win the bet? Is it banknotes? No, it is a kind of psychology, a kind of belief and confidence. I believe that nothing is impossible in the world, that there is no difficulty that will stump them, and that I can create miracles. His firm will prompted him not to let go of any hope, not to give up halfway, but to persevere to the end. Although this science fiction novel is fictional, the principles it tells us and the spirit of the characters are real and worthy of our learning and praise.

After reading this story, I understand a truth, that is, in this world, there may be many things that are difficult for ordinary people to accomplish, but as long as we try, as long as we work hard, we will Get the victory! Not only that, I also know that if someone deliberately prevents you from doing something meaningful, you must not listen to him, because you must have your own opinion in everything you do. As long as you think you are right, you can do it. Be sure to stick to it. In life, we will all encounter various difficulties. Students should overcome difficulties and not be intimidated by them.

Another point is that Mr. Fogg seizes the time. This is the nail spirit advocated by Lei Feng. Time is so precious and important to us people. How many famous sayings have said the importance of time: Yangtze River But there are waves of turning back. People cannot be young again when they are old, and spring never stays with them. No wonder Dongfeng hated reading "Around the World in Eighty Days". Thoughts 2

A few days ago, I read a novel "Around the World in Eighty Days" Around the World in Eighty Days”, I can’t help but have mixed feelings.

The main content is as follows: Mr. Fogg made a bet with his friend - to travel around the world in eighty days, the bet is 20,000 pounds. During the trip, Mr. Fogg often did good things, wasted a lot of time, and almost lost the bet. However, Mr. Fogg finally won the bet. However, this bet and accommodation are not worth the cost of travel!

I have been thinking: Is it worth it for Mr. Fogg to go through all kinds of hardships and waste his precious youth? What is he doing for this? For a twenty thousand pound gamble? Definitely not. Because the money he spent on traveling far exceeded gambling and accommodation. So, did he gain nothing? No, nor is it. In fact, he gained too much: he gained happiness, gratitude, dignity, and a kind heart. Mr. Fogg gained so many things that are more precious than money!

So, does Mr. Fogg want to inspire us to travel around the world like him? That's not true. I think Mr. Fogg wants us to know that everything in the world has its first time. Why is it that only Mr. Fogg can travel around the world in 80 days, but others cannot? Because Mr. Fogg has perseverance, perseverance, and sweat. If you have these, I believe you can accomplish something.

Everything has a first time. I hope the next first time belongs to you and me! Thoughts after reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 3

"Around the World in Eighty Days" mainly talks about: Englishman Foguin made a bet with his friends in the club, and his servant——End Together they overcame many difficulties and finally completed the feat of traveling around the world in eighty days. This article tells us: When you do something, you must persist to the end, and you cannot give up halfway. Only persistence can lead to success.

When I was a child, I attended many science and technology classes, but I never persisted.

When I was learning to swim in the first grade, I gave up because I choked on a few mouthfuls of water. Now I can even do the most basic breaststroke, "one bottle is not enough, half the bottle is dangling." In the second semester of the first grade, the school recommended that I learn singing, and because I was very good at it, He knew nothing about music and was not interested in it. He stopped studying after graduation and had no achievements. The calligraphy I practiced at the same time was also a five-minute exercise. I was more serious when practicing with hard pens. Half a year later, when I learned soft-pen calligraphy, it became more difficult. My hands kept shaking and I couldn't hold on anymore. Let's take a look. My calligraphy became clear; when I was practicing calligraphy, the teacher also guided me in painting. My sketches were pretty good, but the color matching was always uncoordinated, and I gave up on calligraphy after I stopped learning. Now that I am a sixth-grade college student with heavy study tasks, I realize how much time I wasted in the past.

No matter what we do, we must persevere, only in this way will we have the possibility of success. Just like Mr. Fogg in "Around the World in Eighty Days", no matter what difficulties he encountered, he worked hard to overcome them, persevered, and finally succeeded. Thoughts on reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 4

During the summer vacation, I read the book "Around the World in Eighty Days". I admire Mr. Phileas Fogg in the book. It was a miracle that he could make a bet with his friends to circumnavigate the earth in eighty days; and it was even more of a miracle that he actually completed the circumnavigation of the earth in eighty days.

His behavior during the trip made me praise him repeatedly.

Fogg made a bet with his friends in England, and together with his servant "Know-It-All" embarked on a feat of traveling around the world in eighty days. Although it is theoretically possible to travel around the world in eighty days, in reality there are various reasons that hinder the normal progress of travel. Fogg and "Jack of all trades" not only eliminated dangers such as being wronged and facing lawsuits, encountering sea storms, and encountering Indian robbers, but also rescued the beautiful Mrs. Aouda and made her join the traveling team. In addition, there is a fool detective Fix, who mistakenly believes that Fogg is a bank thief. He follows Fogg all the way across mountains and rivers, causing a lot of jokes - and the trip becomes more exciting.

In this story, my favorite character is the protagonist Phileas Fogg. He was about forty years old, noble and handsome in appearance. He is a tall man with blond hair and a beard. He is very disciplined in his life and arranges everything in an orderly manner. I really hope that I can gradually become such an organized person.

In my eyes, Phileas Fogg is a respectable person. His ability to arrange his life in an orderly manner made me envious of his life; his determination and bravery when he made a bet with his friends to travel around the world in eighty days made me admire him even more. Although Around the World in Eighty Days experienced many difficulties, he used his actions to tell us: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are determined!" Thoughts on reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 5

During this period of time, I read the book "Around the World in Eighty Days" and was deeply moved. The story of this book takes place in 1872. A gentleman named Fogg used all his property to bet others that he would travel around the world in eighty days. With his strong will, Fokker overcame difficulties and obstacles under the condition of underdeveloped transportation at the time, and finally traveled around the world in eighty days. I realized from the book that a person should be strong, do what he says, and care about others. Compared with me, I cannot have the perseverance and undisheartened spirit like Falk.

On that day, the school organized a grade football match. The first opponent of our class was Class 5 (2). The football skills of this class were among the best in the whole grade. As soon as I heard the news, my legs became weak, and I thought to myself: "Oh, I will definitely lose, there is no need to compete." On the day of the competition, I was still complaining: "Why are you so unlucky?" I looked at the whole thing nonchalantly. After the game was played, what I finally got was: "We failed." I believe that if I play this game with the spirit of Falk, I will definitely win. Falk is not only tenacious and never discouraged, but he also cares about others and doesn't care about anything. Compared to this, I am even worse than him. One day, my classmates were playing basketball on the basketball court, and I was dribbling the ball, thinking: "Okay, now I can show off my skills.

"While I was thinking about it, my classmate snatched the ball away from my hand. I thought angrily: "Hmph, it's annoying to ruin my good opportunity to show off my skills. "At this time, the classmate accidentally fell down. I looked at it, walked over, and said, "You deserve it. Who asked you to grab my ball?" "Around the World in Eighty Days" is really a good book. It made me understand a lot of truths. Thoughts on reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 6

"Around the World in Eighty Days" This book was written by the French author Jules Verne. My thoughts after reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" are 450 words.

Around the World in Eighty Days was written more than a century ago. , completed under current conditions without airplanes and trains and other means of transportation are not far away, how can we not be amazed and admired?

This book tells the story of an Englishman named Philly? The story tells the story of S. Fox and his friends who took their newly hired servant Passepartout to travel around the world in eighty days due to a bet. During the journey, they encountered various accidents and difficulties, but each time they failed. The crisis was miraculously averted, and the mission was finally completed. At the same time, Fokker also found his partner. After reading "Impressions of "Around the World in Eighty Days" 450 words"

Among them, calmness. The witty Fogg, the upright and courageous, honest and kind-hearted Passepartout, and the gentle and gentle Mrs. Oda left a deep impression on me.

You will not know why when reading this book. I learned a lot of things consciously: such as geographical knowledge and the principles of life. If you encounter difficulties in life, if you can be like Mr. Fogg, you have perseverance in everything you do. No matter how big the difficulties are, you have a beginning and an end and find a way to overcome them. Pour it, and you will win!

So we must be like Mr. Fogg, face difficulties bravely, never give in to difficulties, and go on with strength! "Earth" Thoughts 7

Gorky said: "Books are the inseparable life companions and mentors of young people." It is precisely because of this that I also like reading a short story. The novel "Around the World in Eighty Days" is written by the French writer Jules Verne, who is known as the "father of science fiction". Let me tell you about it now. The main content of this book: This story takes place in London in 1872. A friend of the British rich man Feria made a bet worth 20,000 pounds. He wanted to prove that under the traffic conditions at that time, He could travel around the world in eighty days, but his friends thought this was impossible because airplanes had not yet appeared in the 1870s, and their means of transportation were ships and horse-drawn carriages. It is almost impossible to travel around the world in one day.

Fokker set off from London with his newly hired servant, Passepartout, and embarked on this incredible journey around the world. Along the way, they encountered obstacles. They followed people, sacrificed their lives to save others, went to court against evil monks, were plotted to delay their trip, fought in rough seas, risked their lives to save people, were short of fuel at sea, were imprisoned as suspected thieves... They encountered almost all difficulties. and accidents. However, they always managed to escape danger again and again, and finally came back successfully, won 20,000 pounds and found their lifelong partner.

The plot of this novel is full of twists and turns, and the author uses vivid and humorous words. Using language to create a series of vivid characters, Fokker's composure, Passepartout's loyalty and courage have left a deep impression on readers. At the same time, along with Fokker's journey, I also appreciated the living customs and natural scenery around the world, and also got some wonderful enjoyment.

I read this novel, and I also understand some truths. As long as it is the right thing, even if it is something that normal people cannot do, we have to give it a try. Maybe we can do it too. Like Falk, do things that others can't do! Thoughts after reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 8

In addition to Mr. Fogg, who is both calm and cool, the main characters in the book "Around the World in Eighty Days" also have a loyal path. Lutong, the beautiful and kind-hearted Lady Aouda and (I think) the elm-headed Inspector Fix.

The plot of this book has ups and downs, and I found it exciting and exciting at first. I remember that day, I read: Mr. Falk and his party came to Hong Kong. In Hong Kong, Fix confessed his identity to Passepartout, hoping that Passepartout could cooperate with him. Passepartout rejected him on the spot, and Fix was so angry that he made Passepartout, who was drunk and unconscious, take a few puffs of cigarette, and Passepartout fainted. At the time, I thought to myself, Fix, how could you do this? After all, you are a police officer, how can you be so cruel!

I read that when Mr. Fogg arrived in Hong Kong on the ship "Rangoon", it was obviously twenty-four hours later than originally planned. So that meant that he couldn't travel around the world in eighty days, but the book said that as long as he could catch the ship bound for Yokohama, it would be no problem. I murmured in my heart, feeling that the plot was quite familiar. It turns out that there is a similar plot in "Robinson Crusoe".

Perhaps this is just a coincidence. However, this discovery made my impression of this book diminish a lot. I read on, and as a result, I found many of the plot arrangements to be a bit cliche. For example: The train Mr. Fogg took in India could not continue because the railway was not repaired. What to do? As a result, there is a bright future again. Do students feel familiar with this writing method?

I also feel that some other plots in the book cannot withstand scrutiny. For example: Mr. Fogg was not caught by Fix in England, which is what I expected. You think, if Mr. Fogg is caught by Fix in England, it will definitely be delayed a lot of time. So, according to Mr. Fogg's arrangement of traveling around the world in eighty days, it is completely impossible for him to only need eighty days. If he hadn't finished it, I think the title of the book would have been changed. Regarding this matter, I also came up with another outcome: Mr. Fogg was caught by Fix, but at the critical moment when the ship was about to start, he would definitely be rescued and finally get on the ship. In short, the author will let him board the ship as scheduled.

Back at school, I discussed my views with my classmates. They all had their own opinions.

Some people said: "The plot of this book has ups and downs and is very eye-catching."

Some people said: "I admire Mr. Falk very much."

Some people said: "I think overall it's okay."

After hearing so much, my original firm opinion began to waver. How is this book?

Students, what are your opinions? Thoughts after reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 9

The sunrise is still so dazzling, gushing out, spreading golden light all over the sky, shaking off the red red red, making Mr. Fogg even more majestic, he He proved everything with his own practice, overthrew all fallacies, and conquered the entire earth with his calm and witty mind and perseverance.

Ahead are more and more man-made obstacles and natural disasters, and behind is a confused and troubled detective, making Mr. Fogg's incomprehensible adventure full of twists and turns. However, there is a fine line between winning and losing. Without a decisive decision, success will eventually be different for you. Therefore, this wise gentleman chose to persevere. It is undeniable that this may be the secret of his success. Now that he has embarked on this road, don’t look back, step forward firmly, and use your strength. Overcome difficulties with perseverance and prove yourself with your persistence.

Life is like a piece of spice. The strongest fragrance can only be emitted when persistent beliefs are used as firewood and persistent actions are used as fire. Bell, as we all know, was the inventor of the telephone. He had himself "under house arrest" in the laboratory for several years. He failed as many times as he fell down, but he was never afraid because he was strong. , so he always stands firm on this land. Success is the fruit grown on the tree of perseverance, but Les did not enjoy the fragrance and mellowness of the fruit. What did you think of from 5 silk meters? Maybe it is insignificant, but it made Les suffer from the regret of failure. As long as you persist a little longer, maybe, everything will change.

The same is true for Mr. Fogg in this story. When he thought he was bound to lose, his previous efforts were evident in the customs visas at every place. God is fair and everyone's Hard work and perseverance should be rewarded, so he won. But there are also people who complain. They are full of doubts and ask everywhere. Why haven't they succeeded even though they persisted and worked hard? That's because persistence hasn't accumulated enough to succeed.

The river clam endured the grinding of sand and persisted, and finally gave birth to a beautiful pearl; the iron sword endured the red tempering of the fire, persisted, and finally became a sharp sword. Persistence may not necessarily lead to success; but without persistence, failure is doomed. For success, the shaping of persistence is essential!

In short, only with persistence can we cut through thorns and stand up a thousand and one times after falling down a thousand times. Thoughts after reading "Around the World in Eighty Days" 10

After reading "Around the World in Eighty Days", I was deeply impressed by Fokker.

This book mainly tells the story of Fokker making a bet with his companions and traveling around the world with his new servant Passepartout. Along the way, Fokker and Passepartout overcame difficulties again and again and traveled around the world in eighty days. When I first read "Around the World in Eighty Days", I didn't believe that Mr. Fogg could travel around the world in eighty days. But Mr. Fogg did it, as the book says: "This extraordinary gentleman showed extraordinary calmness and punctuality during his travels." Mr. Falk has a notebook in which he records his trip and time. During this trip around the world, he got off the train and got on the carriage, and got off the ship and got on the train. He did this to save every minute and every second. During this trip, he used a variety of means of transportation, such as ships, carriages, elephants... It shows Mr. Fogg's extraordinary wisdom. After reading "Around the World in Eighty Days", I understand: in a very short time, as long as you can use your heart, seize every minute, and do things every second, you can accomplish a great thing!

From now on, I am also prepared to be like Mr. Fogg, seize the time, use the time carefully, study hard, and strive to get into the school of my dreams! "Around the World in Eighty Days" is a very good book. I hope you can read the novel I read! I also hope you can learn from Mr. Fogg’s excellent qualities!