After reading a famous book, everyone must have a lot of insights in their hearts. Now let us write a heart-warming review. How should you write your thoughts after reading? Below are sample essays (8 selected essays) that I collected and compiled for Darwin's "The Origin of Species". They are for reference only. Let's take a look. Thoughts after reading "The Origin of Species" 1

Those who dare to waste an hour of their lives have not yet discovered the value of life. ——Darwin Everyone must have heard of Darwin's theory of evolution. This view is clearly reflected in "The Origin of Species". So, who exactly is Darwin? Under what background and how was this book written? Charles Robert Darwin was a famous British biologist and the founder of the theory of evolution. He once sailed around the world on the USS Beagle for five years and conducted a large number of observations and collections of animals and plants. In 1859, he finally published the epoch-making work "The Origin of Species", which proposed the theory of biological evolution, thereby destroying all kinds of idealistic theories of divine creation and species immutability. November 24, 1859, was an extraordinary day in London, England. On this day, many people in London flocked to a bookstore, scrambling to buy a newly published book. All 1,250 copies of the first edition of this book were sold out on the day of publication. This sensational new book is "The Origin of Species", which is the first masterpiece of Charles Darwin, the founder of the theory of evolution. Marx once said that "The Origin of Species" is very meaningful. This book can be used as a natural scientific basis for class struggle in history.

Darwin was born in England in 1809. His grandfather and father were both famous doctors. He has been active since he was a child and likes to collect insects. When he was 16 years old, his father sent him to Elsieburg University to study medicine in order to let him inherit his ancestral business. However, he did not have much interest in studying medicine. He only often observed animals and plants and studied divine weapons specimens. At the age of 19, Darwin entered Cambridge University to study theology. The study and friendship here laid the foundation for his future research in natural sciences.

Before writing "On the Origin of Species", Darwin believed that living things were created by God. During the voyage of the "Beagle" expedition ship, many examples aroused his thinking and made him doubt the "God's creation theory". What we see and hear everywhere shows that organisms are gradually evolving over time. However, Darwin could not explain the causes of biological evolution at that time. After returning from the expedition, Darwin began to study this problem. He patiently collected information and evidence, and therefore personally raised pigeons, observed the mutations produced by domestic pigeons under artificial breeding, and finally established the theory of natural selection, thus explaining the causes of biological evolution.

Although this book is not a literary work, he uses ordinary and simple language and uses narrative arguments and examples to objectively describe the things he observed while traveling around the world and observing and studying domestic animals and plants. He abandoned the exaggeration and gorgeousness of literary language and used more precise and precise language.

So, why was Darwin the first to discover and establish this theory? One day in 1828, in a forest outside London, Darwin found insects crawling under the bark of a tree that was about to fall off. He quickly peeled off the bark and found two strange beetles crawling forward rapidly. He immediately took the bow left and right, grabbed it in his hand, and watched excitedly. At this moment, another beetle jumped out of the bark of the tree. He was caught off guard. He quickly hid the beetle in his mouth and reached out to catch the third beetle. Looking at these strange beetles, Darwin really couldn't put it down. He was so proud of admiring the beetles in his hands that he had long forgotten which one was in his mouth. The beetle in his mouth couldn't bear it anymore, so it released a pungent venom, which stung his tongue numb and painful. Then he remembered the beetle in his mouth, opened his mouth and spat it into his hand. Then, regardless of the pain in his mouth, he walked proudly to Cambridge University in the city. In order to commemorate the beetle he first discovered, people named it "Darwin".

It seems that this is inseparable from his love for nature, academic research, scientific inquiry spirit, and perseverance and selflessness. Natural selection, survival of the fittest. The revelations brought by Darwin and his magnum opus do not stop there. After reading "The Origin of Species" 2

My impression of Darwin was initially limited to his unkempt beard, as if all great men in the West had such impressive beards.

In order to get closer to this great man, I went to Baidu and Sogou painstakingly, but the stories I got were almost the same: "Darwin was born in Shrewsbury, England. Both his grandfather and father were locals. Famous doctor..."; "Darwin has loved nature since he was a child, especially hunting, collecting minerals and animal and plant specimens..." Such words could not attract my attention, so I had to find another way to see if I could get rid of me in other ways. Only a superficial knowledge of his beard.

I opened "The Origin of Species" and started my understanding of Darwin from its introduction.

"During five years of work, I have been concentrating on this problem", "From then until now, I have been concentrating on the research of the same thing", "My health is very bad" ...Such sentences can be seen everywhere in the article. Darwin, dragging his seriously ill body, devoted himself to the study of natural organisms, made various observations and experiments, found countless connections and characteristics, and devoted his whole life to what he pursued. In scientific career.

"I did not jump to conclusions hastily", "Although I always pay attention to only rely on good evidence, there is no doubt that mistakes will still be mixed in", "Only by comparing the facts and arguments from both sides of an issue Only by fully describing and comparing can we obtain good results."... The most important thing for a scientist to have is a rigorous and realistic scientific attitude. Because of his physical condition, Darwin did not have more time to find evidence to support his own opinions. For this reason, Darwin Feeling deeply regretful and apologetic, isn’t this the quality that a true scientist possesses? Although Darwin firmly believed that his views were scientific and relatively reasonable, he still felt ashamed that he did not provide strong factual evidence.

In that era, it was difficult to go against the church and reach the sky. But dark clouds cannot cover the light of truth; darkness cannot stop mankind from pursuing the truth. There are always a group of people who insist on the truth, despite the oppression of the church and other opposition organizations, and insist on the truth. After centuries and generations of arduous struggle, the truth finally defeated falsehood, and mankind finally saw the dawn of science. Darwin was such a man who worked tirelessly for the pursuit of truth.

However, the struggle between science and idealism is long-term. It was not until the 1990s that some religious figures recognized the theory of evolution. In 1996, as the theory of biological evolution became increasingly popular, Pope John Paul II had to change the church's negative attitude towards Darwinism, and the Holy See had to abandon the creed that "God created the world and the ancestors of mankind."

In fact, there are still many people (mainly religious believers) who deny and refute the theory of evolution. I saw an article not long ago that still used creationism to deny the theory of evolution.

From this, one can imagine how difficult it was for Darwin to deny the theory of the cruel church more than a hundred years ago. Reading this book taught me that I must take science seriously and persist in persevering in truth.

The serious spirit embodied by Darwin in "The Origin of Species" is also worthy of admiration. When he talked about some issues, he could not elaborate further due to space limitations. Although the examples mentioned in the book were enough to prove his point of view, he still told readers that he had or would do so in other articles. There is a more in-depth argument for this issue. I think that being able to deal with this kind of problem without perfunctory fully reflects Darwin's serious and rigorous attitude towards science. Thoughts after reading "The Origin of Species" 3

In our study process, the book "The Origin of Species" written by Darwin has been mentioned in many subjects such as history and biology, especially in biology. , also has a special chapter to discuss the theory of biological evolution, which shows the great influence of this work. Therefore, it is no wonder that it is recognized as one of the classic works that influenced the course of world history. As a biology elective student, I have always been curious about this book. This summer, I finally opened it and entered Mr. Darwin's ideological world.

"The Origin of Species" is the first masterpiece by Darwin, the founder of the theory of evolution. The book is divided into 15 parts. From it, you can clearly see the content of "The Origin of Species": describing the process and laws of biological evolution. This book overthrows creationism and species immutability with brand-new evolutionary ideas, builds biology on a scientific basis, and puts forward the idea of ??universal evolution of organisms and the theory of evolution of "natural selection". Later generations made great contributions to the study of biological evolution, which is the basis for the creation of "modern evolution theory". In addition, Engels hailed Darwin's theory of evolution as one of the three major discoveries of natural science in the nineteenth century.

When I first started reading, I was really confused by the many previous doctrines and theories he mentioned in the introduction. I once wanted to give up reading. However, when I persisted and read to the end, I Understand the depth of Darwin's thought. His thinking is very rigorous, and this is probably why he cited a large number of documents for reference. Starting from a wealth of facts, and through a large number of observations and thinking, he gradually demonstrated that "biology is constantly evolving" and also understood the reasons for the evolution of biology. Proposed a reasonable explanation; at the same time, his language is not boring as I imagined, but concise, vivid, and thought-provoking. For example, he explained his main point with the sentence "natural selection is the survival of the fittest"; "Take a look at the colorful riverbank! There are thick vegetation there, birds chirping in the jungle, insects flying among them, and worms walking through the wet wood. How exquisitely designed are these creatures!" vividly depicts natural scenes, leading readers into The mysterious natural world; "When it comes to the struggle for survival, we need not be afraid of it. Death usually comes quickly, but strong, healthy, and lucky creatures not only survive, but also reproduce.

"Such a tone is peaceful, allowing readers to accept its point of view calmly and naturally... After reading the whole book, I have to admit that this is a wonderful book!

Closing the book, I couldn't help but reflect: First of all, it was not easy for Darwin to persevere in completing the study of biological evolution in an era when theism was prevalent. I have also seen people from that time in textbooks. The ridiculous picture of painting Darwin as an ape shows how much pressure he was under at that time, and how strong Darwin must be to resist such criticism! Secondly, I admire this great biologist! , I also learned through some books that Darwin’s theory is flawed, for example: he failed to provide a scientific explanation of the nature of inheritance and variation, and his explanation of biological evolution was limited to the individual level and could not explain species well. Big explosion phenomena, etc., but Darwin, as an honest scientist, sought truth from facts. He once said: "We are really ignorant about the laws of mutation. We can probably explain no reason for the mutation of this or that part. Less than one percent. "This shows Darwin's humility and rigor. Finally, the theory of natural selection is also of great significance in today's modern society. Today we are in a highly competitive society. Perhaps humans also belong to the category of biological beings. "The winner is king. The reality of "the loser becomes the enemy" coincides with Darwin's "survival of the fittest", which reminds us to work hard to improve ourselves and maintain our advantages in the competition.

Mr. Darwin wrote in the book In this sentence, "All the creatures I saw were not special creations, but direct descendants of certain creatures that lived long before the first layers of the Cambrian system were deposited. "By reading this book, I looked at the past through its eyes, and even looked at the present and even the future. After reading "The Origin of Species" 4

The book I read is about some of Darwin's Stories and some things about the evolution of species and how everything came about.

A long time ago, people thought that God created everything, until a genius was born.

Darwin determined that all things in the world were not created by God. In the beginning, various microorganisms appeared on the earth. Each microorganism changed into a species, and some were mutations of the original species ( Evolve) into a new species, so how does variation occur? Then we have to talk about a magical function of biology, "heredity." Darwin said: "The variation of living things does not mean that they will become that way immediately after they are born, but It is through inheritance that the mutated appearance is accumulated from generation to generation and becomes the final appearance. ”

The various horses you see in the zoo may have evolved from a kind of horse. Also, the earliest giraffe’s neck was not that long, but the giraffe wanted to eat the leaves on the tree. Click here for the elongated one.

After reading this book, I am full of awe of nature. Review 5 of "The Origin of Species"

I have seen it in biology books. I read the book "The Origin of Species" during the summer vacation and benefited a lot from it.

Someone once commented on this book and said: The publication of "The Origin of Species" made biology happen. This revolution was just like Marxism on the stage of history. It had great benefits and far-reaching influence. Far away from the hustle and bustle of big cities, Darwin prepared a revolution in his quiet manor. Marx himself was clamoring in the world. It is this kind of revolution that the Center is preparing for. The only difference is that the lever is applied to another point. How excellent the book "The Origin of Species" would be if it could be compared with Marxism.

Darwin was a revolutionary like Marx. "On the Origin of Species" made the characteristics of all great natural scientific truths clear and complex. Strange things appear in our minds; "The Origin of Species" enabled people to replace the theory of evolution with creationism, and a qualitative leap occurred in their thinking. "The Origin of Species" is the cornerstone of biological research.

Darwin could not find a reasonable genetic mechanism to explain natural selection. People also began to question the natural theory of "The Origin of Species". Darwin was also in a desperate situation on the issue of inheritance. I think Lamarckism or Mendelism. Regardless, they are all supplements and theories to the natural theory proposed by Darwin. The natural theory proposed by Darwin in "The Origin of Species" has had a far-reaching impact on the world that we cannot estimate, and its contribution to the biological world is beyond our comprehension. .

On the Origin of Species also laid the foundation for communication theory in behavior, neurobiology, and psychology.

The final sequel to Darwin's On the Origin of Species was "The Origin of Species." Expressions of Humans and Animals", in which he attempts to clear the last supposed barrier between humans and non-human animals - only humans can express pain, anxiety, sadness, despair, joy, love, loyalty, hate, anger, etc. This understanding of emotion. Darwin related the study of human facial muscles and vocalizations to corresponding emotional states, and believed that if non-human animals show the same facial movements and sounds, they also express similar emotional states.

"The Origin of Species" not only taught me the theory of evolution, but also benefited me a lot from the survival of the fittest, over-reproduction, and genetic variation explained in it.

Survival of the fittest. Only by adapting to nature can organisms survive. This also triggers the evolution of organisms. Darwin focuses on the evolution of organisms in chapters one to five of his book. In evolution, the fittest Survive. Similarly in human society, only if you continue to evolve like an animal and work hard to change yourself, can you be adapted to society. If you don't adapt to society, you will either be eliminated by society, or you will change society. It can be seen that even society How can you change society if you can't adapt to it? Survival of the fittest, let society leave you a piece of the sky after your survival.

Survival of the fittest. Yes, some people say that after Tao Yuanming lived in seclusion because he could not adapt to society, he still lived freely. On the contrary, people who adapted to society had unpredictable life and death. The society that Tao Yuanming lived in was dark. Is it difficult to adapt to the dark officialdom where people had to sacrifice themselves for five buckets of rice? The answer is of course undoubtedly no. For example, if you learn that everyone is eating food that makes you sick, will you still adapt to the group and eat together? Survival of the fittest does not mean blind adaptation, but adaptation for survival.

Although the theory of "The Origin of Species" is not perfect, its influence and the theory it contains cannot be underestimated. Darwin showed me biology based on science, which made me more interested in biology. It also taught me the principle of survival of the fittest. After reading "The Origin of Species" 6

Leonardo da Vinci once said a famous saying: "Anyone who can go to the source to get spring water will never drink the water from the pot." This illustrates the principle of learning the new by reviewing the past. Human beings have experienced One historical stage after another, only by constantly summarizing the previous stage can we make breakthroughs in this stage, thus promoting the development of human historical civilization.

After reading this book, I found that his purpose is to fully absorb the research results of previous generations, sort out the historical trajectory of the development of Western literary and artistic theory from ancient Greece to this century, and focus on commenting on the representative figures of this period. and their representative works.

Plato is a representative figure in literary theory in ancient times. 36 of his works have been passed down, including philosophy, aesthetics, ethics, education, etc., focusing on literature and art. The main theoretical issues include: "Ian Chapter", "Utopia", "Phaideruo Chapter", and "Law Chapter". Plato believed that the essence of literature and art is imitation, but the object of imitation, the sensory world, is not the rational world, and the sensory world is not the real entity.

The most familiar figure should be Hugo, a representative figure of romantic literary theory. His theoretical works are also well-known. Hugo created a large number of poems, plays and novels, and also wrote a lot of theoretical criticism. Articles, these theoretical texts are not only important historical documents of the French Romantic literary movement, but also representative romantic theoretical works. Hugo's early thoughts were influenced by sects, so his literary and artistic views at that time had a strong religious flavor. Later, he changed and began to look for the possibility of cooperation between bourgeois democracy and monarchy.

The development of this period of history has provided a profound understanding of literary theory. By exploring the precious wealth left by our predecessors, it also plays an important role in the development of literature and art in today's society. Thoughts after reading "The Origin of Species" 7

In the East, there has always been a legend that Nuwa made humans out of clay. No one knows about it. In the West, the belief in God's creation theory is also deeply rooted and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. However, Dahl's shocking masterpiece: "The Origin of Species" changed everything. It guides the way forward for us who are confused in the world.

"The Origin of Species" makes those ancient legends collapse in front of it. It gets rid of the shackles of science and further liberates people's minds; it leads the trend of the times and makes natural science rise rapidly; it benefits future generations and makes us understand the importance of hard work. Although there are many ups and downs on this road for people to slowly recognize and understand science, the sun always shines after the storm, and gold always shines. "The Origin of Species" can withstand the scrutiny of time and the assessment of future generations. "Life has only one ancestor, because life originates from the beginning of a primitive cell." This is unbelievable, but the world is so wonderful. A small seed can grow into a towering tree. A small seed can grow into a towering tree. The fertilized egg gives birth to us... Reading "The Origin of Species" is like letting your thoughts take wings of wisdom, soaring in the scientific sky, and personally experiencing the magic and beauty of nature.

"The Origin of Species" brought about the rapid rise of natural science, which was of great significance and far-reaching influence. It led this originally conservative era and brought it to the forefront of the world. Liebknecht vividly compared this : "Away from the hustle and bustle of the big city, Darwin was preparing a revolution in his quiet manor. It was exactly this kind of revolution that Marx himself was preparing in the noisy center of the world. The only difference was that the lever was applied to another point." The theory of evolution in "The Origin of Species" guides people to conduct in-depth research and opens up the way for molecular genetics biology. Therefore, the theory of evolution is worthy of being called one of the three major discoveries of natural science in the 19th century.

With its promotion, natural science has risen rapidly and has become even more powerful. The development of the scientific field has entered a new stage, and society has taken another big step towards civilization. This all shows its brilliance. Reading "The Origin of Species", I felt the wisdom of our ancestors and the greatness of science. In front of it, I was like a grain of millet in the ocean. Under the shock of this masterpiece, I looked away and sighed.

The phrase "natural selection, survival of the fittest" reminds us that we must compete and fight hard. This is the law of survival. The same cannot be changed in this wonderful nature. Bloody scenes are happening all the time. The weak eat the strong and the strong becomes the king. This has become a habit and an unchangeable law. History is the best witness. China's Qing government closed the country to the outside world, resulting in China's isolation from the world and far behind the world trend. China is falling behind, and if it falls behind, it will be beaten! As a result, China embarked on the path of semi-colonial and semi-feudalization, beginning China's century-long history of humiliation. Only the strong can be king, and only the fittest can survive. Now that the Chinese dragon has finally revived, it is time to take off after sleeping for so long. China has learned the lessons of history, dare not relax for a moment, and strive to catch up. Because history has proven that survival of the fittest is an eternal law, and only adaptation is the best strategy. For ourselves, since nature has chosen us and we are lucky enough to survive in this world, we must make good use of it, take it as it comes, work hard, and don’t let ourselves become weak, a stepping stone for others, and don’t let ourselves become others. A victim of competition. Only by hard work can you become stronger, adapt to this society, and gain a foothold in this society. Reading "The Origin of Species", I feel the ruthlessness of competition and tell us the cruelty of reality, but at the same time, it also inspires us to move forward bravely. Because the future is full of battlefields and requires our hard work.

The charm of "The Origin of Species" lies in this. It is a revolution without gunpowder and blood, but it quietly changes people, affects society, and impacts the world. "The Origin of Species" made me feel the fascinating atmosphere of science. Science is like a giant. He has a majestic body, a straight posture, and the momentum of swallowing up mountains and rivers. It is all shocking and inspiring. Let science liberate our minds, make science and technology rise, the country prosper, and inspire us to work hard and make progress! Comments after reading "The Origin of Species" 8

With the development of science and philosophy, people are paying more and more attention to the world and human subjectivity, and have raised a series of questions.

For example, what is the origin of life? Do humans and various species in the world have autonomy and selectivity in their evolution? If so, what is its relationship with the power of objective determination? No one can explain this problem clearly.

But after reading Darwin's "On the Origin of Species" I had some new ideas.

Darwin believed that all species evolved from simple units of life, but where did the first life come from? A fact not often mentioned is that Darwin thought they were created. While reading, I found such a conclusion, which roughly means that after making analogies, he concluded that all organic creatures on the earth originated from a different primitive life, and this primitive life was " Comes with a breath of air. This is somewhat similar to the way in the Bible Genesis talks about people being given life by the breath of God. The theory of Darwinism is logical reasoning. In other words, natural selection and evolution are only expressed through reasoning arguments, which is a logical extension. In fact, biological change does not necessarily follow this reasoning but Darwin's theory of natural selection is a scientific assumption.

Darwin's evidence for his theory was unconvincing and could only explain some unusual phenomena. However, he generalizes from these special cases to general evolution, so it can only be a hypothesis based on a special basis. Indeed, Darwin's theory is unconvincing. If organisms really evolved from one species to another, then there must be transitional types between species. But why is there almost no such evidence in the fossils we find? If biological evolution is really a gradual change over a long period of time, how could complex and diverse animal phyla arise from a single cell? How can species with different genetic combinations evolve from the same ancestor? Why did almost all animal "phyla" appear in the strata at the same time during the Cambrian period about 600 million years ago?

The ultimate idea of ??the theory is natural selection and survival of the fittest. This kind of reasoning can only be used in the animal kingdom. However, Darwin imposed this theory on human society... He ignored humans and animals. The spatial gap in intelligence... Human brain thinking is three-dimensional, while animal thinking is two-dimensional. In order to transition from animals to humans, the intelligence must first transition to three-dimensional, but two-dimensional things cannot be transitioned to The transformation of three-dimensional things is just like the transformation of two-dimensional geometric figures into three-dimensional figures. This is impossible, but Darwin and the scientists at the time ignored this fatal key!

The theory of natural selection and survival of the fittest has been transferred from biology to humanities and sociology by advocates of capitalist theory, degenerating the spirit of human harmony and mutual assistance into the biological world of the jungle of the jungle of life and death. survival principle. As Marx said, in the primitive accumulation stage of capital, every copper plate is soaked with blood.

Darwin's theory of evolution is a so-called scientific hypothesis that cannot withstand logical scrutiny and scientific demonstration and has long been cast aside by sensible people.

However, the transfer of "natural selection and survival of the fittest" still has its market. The relationship between people has no humanity at all. How many fittest people survive on the blood and sweat of the plundered people, and how many unfit people die Under the pressure of the fittest!