When we have new thoughts about life or things, we often write an article of experience, so that we can keep updating and iterating our ideas. So do you know how to write your experience? The following is my carefully compiled reading experience of the classic "The Old Man and the Sea". It is for reference only. I hope it can help everyone. Reading experience of the classic "The Old Man and the Sea" 1

Faith is the source of life. It allows the grass to break out of the ground and welcome the first ray of sunshine of life; it allows the ordinary silkworm chrysalis to break free from the shackles of the cocoon and begin to The first flight; it allows the short-lived summer cicada to sing throughout the summer; it allows strong people to overcome huge difficulties.

Recently I read "The Old Man and the Sea". I was very moved and admired by the old man in the book. He is a fisherman, alone, driving a small boat. Fished in the Gulf Stream and caught nothing for 84 days in a row. We can imagine how stressful it is to go 84 days without catching a fish!

But the protagonist Santiago in the book doesn’t think so. Hope and confidence have never disappeared in his heart, because he still remembers that he did not catch a big fish for eighty-seven days. , but in the next three weeks, big fish were caught every day.

Eighty-five is an auspicious number. In the early morning of that day, before the moon disappeared, the old man went to sea! His confidence was renewed like a sudden breeze. The old man finally caught a big fish on the 85th time, but the fish was so big that he dragged his boat on the sea for three days before he was exhausted. He killed it and tied it to the side of the boat, but met him again on the way back. The old man was attacked by a shark, so the old man fought desperately with the shark. When he finally came back, only the head, tail and a spine were left. These may be worthless in the eyes of some people, but they are a huge gain in the eyes of the elderly.

What power keeps the old man persevering? When I read a famous saying by the author Hemingway in the book: "A person is not born to be defeated. You can be destroyed, but you cannot be defeated." I suddenly understood that the old man relied on this kind of tenacity and bravery. Will, challenge danger again and again, conquer the big fish and defeat the shark.

Looking back on myself, I often get impatient when encountering a little difficulty, often feel disappointed due to poor test scores, and have no confidence in myself. Compared with the old fisherman who has endured so many blows, how disappointing is this? Worth mentioning.

"Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are determined." We must be like the old fisherman in the book, with a seed of faith in our hearts, bravely facing challenges, and working hard without giving up. Reading experience 2 of the classic "The Old Man and the Sea"

In the author Hemingway's writing, Santiago is not a failed fisherman, he is a winner. He did not give up because he was dragged by a marlin. , and did not run away because of the shark's fright. He bravely took a step forward to compete with the marlin and started a game with the shark. Although he gained nothing, he gained greater wealth in life.

Life is a game of chess. Only by daring to fight and face can you become the winner in life. Only in this way can you understand the way of human survival and understand the value of the human soul. In comparison, I couldn't help but feel shocked. I used to be so cowardly that I would shrink back if anything didn't go my way. Sometimes I would say a few depressing words. I would give up involuntarily if I failed to do something three times. . In the book "The Old Man and the Sea", isn't the spirit of the old fisherman and the shark risking everything in their struggle exactly what I lack?

I would like to thank this book, it made me understand the true meaning of life, even in the face of life. old. sick. We should treat death with peace of mind. On the road of life, we are both lonely and lively. Whether we succeed or fail in something, we should face the choice of fate. Difficulties often cannot swallow up our strength and happiness, but it is timidity and fear that kill us. I know very well that "a truly strong man's will will never be overstated."

"The Old Man and the Sea" also tells us that people are foolish not to have hope, even if life deceives us. You should be optimistic. So I send a poem to Santiago and his grass carp, and to those who are disappointed with life and can't find their direction: "If life deceives you, don't be sad, don't be impatient, believe it, be happy. The day will come. My heart always looks forward to the future, everything is fleeting and everything will pass. And what has passed will become eternal nostalgia. ”