My thoughts on reading Childhood·In the World·My University

After carefully reading a famous book, I believe everyone’s horizons must have broadened a lot. At this time, the most important thing is How can I leave my feelings behind after reading this! But what is the appropriate way to write your thoughts after reading? The following are my thoughts on reading Childhood, In the World, and My University that I compiled for you. I hope it can help you.

Reading Childhood·In the World·My University Thoughts 1

When you see this title, you must be curious as to why it has such a title. Because this is a book composed of three chapters. They are all written by a writer, Gorky, who has published many famous works, such as "Haiyan". "Mother" and so on, I really like the books written by Gorky.

This book is divided into three sections, one is "Childhood", one is "In the World", and the last section is "My University".

The first paragraph tells that after the protagonist’s father died, the protagonist followed his grandmother to his grandfather’s house. At his grandfather's house, he received the love and care of his grandmother, and was influenced by the beautiful stories told by his grandmother. He witnessed with his own eyes the quarrels and fights between "my" uncles over the family property, as well as the selfishness shown in daily life. ,greedy. Later, the protagonist came into contact with the first "excellent person" - "Good Thing" and made friends with him. But "good things" are ostracized because of their own way of doing things. This real-life difference between good and evil, love and hate left a deep impression on the protagonist's mind. He spent his childhood in this "suffocating little world full of terrible sights."

In the World tells the story of the protagonist whose mother unfortunately passed away when he was eleven years old, and his grandfather’s family also fell into decline. The protagonist could not live a life of dependence on others, so he entered the society to make a living independently. After reading this, I was deeply moved by the protagonist's determination to make a living independently. However, his working life was not very smooth. He worked in a shoe store, as an apprentice in an icon workshop, and also worked on a ship. He suffered a lot of pain in the world. Later, the protagonist met the upright chef, Smuley. And started reading with his help.

When the protagonist was 16 years old, he left his hometown and went to study alone with his ideals. But the reality was not what he thought. Going to college under his conditions was just a dream. After that, the protagonist had to run for survival: "living in slums, working as a coolie, contacting homeless people, working in bakeries... he experienced all the sufferings in the world. After that, he met Guri Pletny's Ov, Jelian In the interactions between college students like Kove and "Hohol" and progressive people, the protagonist plunged into a vast social university and made his initial exploration of the meaning of life and the complexity of the world.

Compared with the protagonist in the book, I am so happy. First of all, I lived in an extremely warm paradise during my childhood. From the time my mother gave birth to me until I was in kindergarten and the second grade of elementary school, I grew up with my parents in Shenzhen. , my father drives a limousine to and from school, so I don’t have to walk a step. You know, when I was seven years old, I was still eating high-end milk powder, and I lived the life of a young master.

A junior high school student. When I was in grade one, my parents sent me back to my hometown for some reason to live with my grandparents and sister. Now I am 12 years old and have entered my teenage years. My grandfather's requirements for me are completely different from those of my parents. When I go home on weekends, I have to do my own things, starting from washing my own shoes, socks, shorts and red scarf, doing housekeeping, and completing extracurricular homework requirements carefully. It’s so harsh that I can’t stand it. Every winter and summer vacation, my grandpa takes my sister and I for a 4-kilometer run before six o’clock in the morning. During the summer vacation, he also specially arranges to teach me how to swim. He said that children who are not experienced are useless. Now I really feel my grandfather's good intentions. Especially reading this book has benefited me a lot. It tells me to be independent and self-reliant since I was a child, and to be sensible and not let my parents worry about me. This is my youth.

After reading the chapter "My University", I felt very uncomfortable. The protagonist is a very outstanding student, and "he must enter the university in Kazan no matter what". He is so determined that I want to be a "cultural person". Due to the unfairness of society and the extreme poverty of his family, he had no choice but to face reality, step into society, and become a member of a social university. However, his full hopes turned out to be nothing.

After reading this book, I deeply realized that I am still a primary school student and will encounter many difficulties and setbacks in my future study career. However, I am not afraid. I must exert the spirit of the protagonist in the book and never give up until I reach my goal. I must become a veritable college student and fly alone into the blue and vast sky... Read Childhood·In the World·My University Thoughts 2

Goethe once said: "Reading a good book is talking to noble people." With excitement, I read "Childhood·In the World·My University" again 》This literary work. I feel deeply. This book not only allowed me to understand Gorky's glorious life, but also showed us the darkness of the Tsarist autocracy.

The protagonist Alyosha came to his grandfather’s house because of his father’s death, and spent his childhood there. In his childhood, he learned to read from his grandfather, heard many stories from others, and became interested in learning. But with the death of his mother, he came to the world and began to live a life of self-reliance. He made a living by working as an apprentice, helping on the ship, etc., and had to endure the exploitation of his boss and the scolding of the rich. When he was sixteen, he left his hometown and came to Kazan with the intention of going to university. Unexpectedly, his dream was shattered, and he was forced to enter a social university due to the pressure of life. In the struggle for fate, he went deep into the bottom of Russian society. Under the influence of a group of progressive people, he came into contact with various people from all walks of life and tasted the hardships of life. Despite the hardships, I moved towards a new life with some friends.

I admire Alyosha’s amazing perseverance and endurance, his indomitable spirit, and his love for literature. Under the difficult living conditions, books were very expensive for him. He had no books and no time to read, but he ignored others' ridicule and objections and tried every means to borrow and read books.

"Love books. Well - this is the source of knowledge! "This is a famous saying of Gorky. We should learn from Alyosha in the article, love reading, read good books, and learn to accumulate knowledge from books to lay the foundation for future study. Reading Childhood·In the World·My Thoughts on University 3

During this winter vacation, I finished reading the book "Childhood. In the World. My University". From this book, I understood a lot of truths.

"Childhood" is the first of Gorky's autobiographical novels. It mainly describes the growth and life of the protagonist Alyoshka, and describes the suffocating and terrifying world of Alyoshka's grandmother. Very kind, honest, and tolerant. She gave Alyoshka the courage and confidence to live in a dark society, and made her a caring and upright person.

《 "In the World" mainly talks about Alyoshka working around, sometimes writing things to sell, catching birds, picking wild fruits, and learning while working, which expanded Alyoshka's horizons. Be a strong person who will not give in to the environment. With this firm belief, he left his hometown to study in Kazan.

"My University" is the first chapter in Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. The last part tells that Alyoshka arrived in Kazan and went to university with the desire to study at the university. However, the university at that time was not open to the poor. Alyoshka could only wander around with thieves and beggars. The corruption in society caused him to commit suicide, but he failed and was injured. After recovering from the injury, he left Kazan and returned to his hometown to wander.

The protagonist Alyoshka suffered a lot. The world is bitter, and we are all "little emperors", "little princesses", and "pearls in the eye". Alyoshka worked many times, but we lived a happy life. Reading, and we get a headache when we hear about learning.

The book "Childhood. In the World. My University" is like an isolated guidepost, guiding me to the right path. Like the bright sunshine, it accompanies me on my journey towards blossoming flowers. Reading Childhood · In the World · My University Thoughts 4

If you were alone in a swamp and unable to extricate yourself, would you choose to sit back and wait for death, or work hard to save yourself? It seems difficult to make a choice. So, let us take a look at Gorky's life!

I almost finished reading this book - "Childhood·In the World·My University" in one sitting. When I closed the book, I had so many thoughts. I can't tell if it's sadness or joy.

This book is the most famous autobiographical trilogy of the great writer Gorky. The protagonist Alyosha in the article is based on Gorky himself. This book mainly tells the story of Alyosha's father passing away when he was young. Because his hardworking and kind-hearted mother could not support him, she had to send him to his grandfather's house to spend his childhood. He only went to school for three years. He entered the society at the age of eleven and began a life of self-reliance. He did many jobs. At the age of sixteen, he came to Kazan alone and entered the "Social University". In the struggle against fate, he went deep into the bottom of Russian society, came into contact with all classes and people, and tasted the hardships of life. hardships, thus continuously enriching his social knowledge and life experience.

Alyosha’s childhood life was extremely painful. It would be great to be able to get rid of the beatings from his grandfather, not to mention the days like us now where "clothes come with your hands and food comes with your mouth." He had a very ferocious grandfather and two uncles with very bad character, but luckily he had a kind and kind grandmother. Alyosha's mother ran away with someone, but his uncles either beat or cursed her all day long. Living in such vulgar and dirty days, I saw such ugliness at a young age.

Childhood is pure and happy, full of hope and longing; for me, childhood is a colorful dream, a bubble slowly flying at the fingertips, and a tree that stays forever in my heart. Rooted seedlings. However, Alyosha's "dream" is black. This "dream" may be more unforgettable than ordinary "dreams", but it is this "dream" that inspires Alyosha to grow up and become a talent. Today's achievements.

There are many successful people who have gone through hardships, such as Zhang Haidi, Helen Keller, Beethoven... It is not surprising. When I read this book with this mentality, I was still shocked, really shocked. Gorky's life turned out to be like this. The experience behind the famous Gorky standing in front of the camera was full of bitterness and sweat.

Does the environment in which Gorky lives look like a "quagmire"? It's even scarier than a swamp. But did Gorky surrender? No, Gorky is full of hope for life, very confident, and very strong. In such a "quagmire", there is never a word "retreat" in his dictionary. There is no "surrender" and only "progress". Only then will he be the Gorky he is today. . Reality can also be broken. As long as you are full of hope and set the right goals, you can change the future. Of course, it would be useless to just talk without doing anything. Gorky's life is the best example, and we should all learn from him.

After reading this book, if you ask me the question at the beginning again, I will not hesitate to choose the right method to save myself. As long as I have the strength in my heart, miracles will happen. If you have time, I hope that my classmates will also read this book, study with me with confidence, and welcome the rising sun of a new day! Reading Childhood · In the World · My University Thoughts 5

Books are the origin of wisdom; books are the nutrition of the world; books are the ladder of human progress; books are our good friends ...Books represent a lot, a lot. I am a girl who loves reading, and books are very important to me. There are currently 100 books in my home, and the one that impressed me the most is "Childhood, In the World, My University" written by Gorky. This winter vacation, I opened this book again and started my reading journey.

The book "Childhood·In the World·My University" has 223 pages. It is a collection of Gorky's trilogy "Childhood", "In the World" and "My University".

The author is Gorky, a proletarian writer from the former Soviet Union. His original name was Alexei Maximovich Poshkov. Gorky was once called "the most outstanding representative of proletarian art" by Lenin. Gorky was a very sunny writer. He changed the depressed and decadent writing style in the literary world at that time, because his works were filled with optimism.

An Wulin once said, "In my opinion, there are so many excellent literary masterpieces in the world, but there are not many works that can give power. Many times, I am willing to put Gorky's three works The song is compared with Helen Keller's "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", if only in the sense of giving people inspiration and strength. If literature cannot give people the power of truth, goodness and beauty, then its existence itself is doubtful. "What a noble comment! This may be the reason why I took the trouble to read this book and fell in love with it for no reason!

This book is divided into three parts. The first part talks about the joys, sorrows and joys of the author in his childhood; the second part talks about the author coming to work in a small town because of his family’s financial poverty; the third part talks about the author’s life in Ni On the recommendation of Gula Yevreinov, he encountered difficulties in studying in Kazan and left the village of Krasnovyvod for various reasons. Some stories made me burst into tears, while others made me suddenly enlightened. Pictures of the innocence of childhood and the competitiveness of youth emerged in front of me. Perhaps this is the charm of this book. Just like the mysterious smile of Mona Lisa.

My sentiment is: Human life is short. In this process, one kind of person continues to contribute to society, and the other kind of person does some illegal things. Human nature is good, but it changes due to the environment. Everyone has their own memories and their own past. Although some people have had a bad past, people cannot ruin their future because of their past. The past may be difficult to forget, but it must be forgotten, otherwise your future will have many problems. Obstacles, your presence will make people feel like you don't exist. what goes around comes around. God is fair, good people will be rewarded by God, and conversely, bad people will be punished accordingly. A person should be content with everything he has now, and cherish everything in front of him, otherwise it will be too late when he regrets it. Remember, there is no regret medicine in the world.

This book has brought me happiness, sadness, inspiration, insights, and even a great understanding of society and life. It will help me solve my setbacks when I am in difficulty. Is this just a book? No, he is my best friend and my light. ;