After reading "The Wandering Child"

"The Wandering Child" is a novel in the treasure house of world literary masterpieces. It is the novel written by the famous writer Hector Marlowe. The most proudly written book.

The protagonist of this book is called Remy. His tragic and tortuous experience made me sigh. The author's delicate descriptions and philosophical narration made me unable to forget it.

"Everyone has two eyes, which are for seeing things. If your eyes don't work, you have to wear glasses. Books are glasses. If you put them on your eyes, you can see more clearly. And you can see more things..." From this passage, I realized that people have two eyes to allow themselves to observe things better, but everything in the world is complicated and eyes alone are not enough. , we also need to acquire knowledge through reading, distinguish right from wrong, and improve our abilities. In the book, Remy's adoptive mother, although poor, cared for and nurtured Remy as carefully as she would her own child. However, Remy's uncle was a gentleman, but in order to seize his nephew's property, he did not hesitate to give up his only six-month-old son. The big Remy was thrown into the street. Through reading, I know that you can’t just judge a person by his appearance, but also by his words and deeds.

"Life is often a struggle, and people cannot be satisfied in this struggle." This sentence tells me: the road in life cannot be smooth, and there will definitely be bumps and obstacles. Moving forward with us. In the face of setbacks, if we give up on ourselves, nothing will be accomplished; if we use perseverance and wisdom to overcome it, then all difficulties will be easily solved. Remy suffered many setbacks in his life. First, he was sold to a wandering artist by his adoptive father and made a living by performing arts. He also encountered floods in the mine and almost froze to death in front of a flower farmer due to hunger and cold... However, no matter how bad the environment was, Remy suffered many setbacks in his life. Despite the harsh conditions, Remy always held firm faith and relied on his tenacity and perseverance to overcome many difficulties and finally reunited with his biological mother...

Shakespeare once said: Books are the world's Nutrients. Life without books is like a life without sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings. Reading "The Wandering Boy" and following the footsteps of the protagonist, you can not only appreciate another strange and strange scenery, but also learn a lot of knowledge and understand more truths. My thoughts after watching the movie "The Wandering Child"

Today, the kind Grandpa Sun happily came to our cloudless and watery blue sky again! Even though the autumn leaves are falling and the weather is getting cooler. And watching a touching movie in such weather is the most pleasant thing!

In the second class, Teacher Wang came to the classroom and without saying a word, went to the home page of the computer and quickly typed the words "The Wandering Story of a Poor Child". Just when there were countless questions in our heads, wondering what kind of medicine Teacher Wang was selling, Teacher Wang finally told us: "I will show you this movie in the second and third classes today. "Suddenly, the classroom was like a pot exploding, everyone was talking about whether the movie was good or not. Under the sound of Teacher Wang's stick, the students fell silent one after another. Watching the movie intently.

This movie was originally a novel "The Wandering Child", a work written by the famous French novelist in the 19th century, Hector Malodo. Hector Malo is one of the writers who has been recorded in the history of modern French literature for developing and improving the melodrama novels of his time. Marlowe was a prolific writer and wrote no less than seventy novels in his life, among which "The Wandering Child" is the most well-known one. Later, someone made such a touching movie based on this novel.

This movie tells the story of a cute and lively little boy, Remy, who was rented to a busker by his adoptive father, and he began his wandering life as a wandering entertainer. During his wanderings, he experienced a lot of hardships, but he always held firm beliefs and overcame all kinds of hardships with his tenacious and tenacious will. He finally found relatives and friends and lived a happy life.

After watching this movie, I was deeply touched, because even a 10-year-old boy has such a tenacious and tenacious willpower, and he has found himself through his unremitting efforts. happiness with mother. And I am so blessed that I don’t know how blessed I am! Not only was he not abandoned like Remy, but he also grew up happily under the care of his parents. I must treat my parents well in the future! Sensible and filial! Thoughts after reading "The Wandering Story of a Bitter Child"

Our life should be full of dreams and miracles. Our passion should not be extinguished by the dullness of life, nor should its color fade with the passage of time. In the past, I have read a lot of famous books, and the one that remains fresh in my memory is "The Wandering Child" that Teacher Wang bought for us. This book has given me a lot of knowledge and knowledge, and made me feel the essence of famous works again.

This book tells the touching life of the protagonist Remy. Poor Remy was raised by the Barberan couple because of his uncle's selfishness. Although little Remy had already been punished by God once, he lost his mind because of Barberan's poverty and lost a good boy like Remy. .

In the end, little Remy and Vitellis experienced hardships and difficulties again and again. Little Remy, his master Vitellis and the well-behaved pets traveled around France. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are almost all empty. Almost everyone goes to bed hungry every day, and everyone can only get a small amount of bread. No matter how hard and tiring it was, no one gave up on their lives, and gained joy amidst the difficulties again and again. Unprecedented smiles bloomed on everyone's rough faces.

However, the good times did not last long. Vitellis died unfortunately on a snowy night, so little Remy once again suffered the pain of parting. In the end, Remy and Marcia became brothers, and together they found Remy's mother and his biological brother Arthur.

People say that a person’s life cannot be smooth sailing, and from the perspective of the protagonist Remy in this book, this sentence is very reasonable. I learned a benefit from this book. Simple truth: learn from Remy's perseverance to fight against fate; learn from Remy's spirit of never shrinking in the face of difficulties; learn from Remy's spirit of being able to withstand many difficulties! My thoughts after reading "The Wandering Child"

During the summer vacation, I read many books: "Notre Dame de Paris". "Les Misérables". "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but there is one book that I never tire of watching - "The Wandering Boy".

The protagonist is an outcast - Rumi. He was adopted by Mother Barberland when he was six months old. When he was eight years old, his "father" sold him to the husband of the vaudeville class, Peetas. From then on his wandering life began. However, one day bad luck struck. The animals in the juggling class died one after another, and finally the old father-in-law also starved to death. In a difficult situation, Rumi encountered a luxurious ship - the "Swan". The captain's name was Mrs. Migen, who was traveling and was very kind to Rumi. After saying goodbye to the "Swan", I went around performing with a poor friend to make money and repay my foster mother's kindness. Finally, it turns out that Mrs. Meagan whom she met earlier is Rumi's biological parents.

Although this book feels bleak from the beginning to the middle, the ending is perfect! Let me feel so happy for Rumi, an outcast whose fate was unfair!

The protagonist is a kind-hearted person. Repay kindness. A good boy who values ??friendship! He always thinks of others first and himself second. How dark the old society was at that time, we must cherish the happy life today.

This novel tells us: Whenever we encounter difficulties, we must not give up, have the courage to face it, and have the courage to overcome it! Thoughts on "Reading the Wandering Story of a Poor Child"

As the saying goes: "Difficulties are like springs. If you make them strong, they will weaken. If you make them weak, they will become strong."

After class, I read I have read many books. Defoe used "Robinson Crusoe" to let me understand what it means to pioneer and enterprising, and also gained the confidence to challenge nature. Helen Keller's autobiography "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" taught me to Know how to cherish life, know how to cherish life, and know how to strive for self-improvement. And "The Wandering Child" tells me to face difficulties and overcome them.

This book tells the story of a little boy named Remy who was rented to a busker because his adoptive father was injured, and he began his wandering career. During his wanderings, he experienced difficulties that ordinary people could not imagine, but with firm belief and tenacity, he overcame difficulties time and time again. Finally, he found his biological mother, brother, wife and Good friends, lived happily ever after. After I finished reading this book, I was deeply moved by Remy's spirit of not being afraid of difficulties. The difficulties that Remy encountered were simply a drop in the bucket. The difficulties he encountered were really small. And his courage to face difficulties and determination to overcome difficulties cannot be compared with Remy.

I remember that when I first learned to ride a bicycle, I was always afraid of falling, but when I saw others riding leisurely in front of me, I felt insecure and determined to learn. But I didn't even dare to get on the car. My dad encouraged me and said, "A man, what's wrong if you fall? You're too squeamish!" I tried to get on the car, but the car hit the wall as soon as it moved. I felt that I would never learn. Can't ride a bike anymore. Later, when my father taught me how to ride a bicycle step by step, I finally learned it after practicing repeatedly for 3 days. (It took me 18 falls to learn how to do it.) When riding a bicycle, I always remember that I was afraid of falling and would not be able to learn, so I must overcome difficulties.

I think we should learn from Remy and have the courage to move forward and overcome difficulties! If all difficulties are overcome, is there anything else that cannot be accomplished? My thoughts after reading "The Wandering Child"

I recently read a good book - "The Wandering Child". The author of this book is the French writer Hector Marlowe.

"The Wandering Child" mainly tells the story of the abandoned boy Remy who was raised by Mother Barberin, the wife of a stonemason. Because the mason was injured and disabled and lost his job, in order to make a living, the mason sold him to a wandering busker Vitalis. From then on, Remy and the busker wandered around with a few small animals. Vitalis is a kind-hearted old man. He treats Remy very well and teaches him to read, write and play the piano. Vitalis was unfortunately sent to prison by the police during a performance, and unfortunately froze to death after being released from prison.

Later, Remy was rescued by a flower farmer. Due to a hailstorm, all the flowers and trees were damaged. The farmer went bankrupt and was sent to prison because he could not repay the loan. Remy had to continue wandering. He encountered many difficulties, but he was not discouraged and went through many hardships, and finally found his biological mother.

After reading this book, I was deeply moved by the protagonist Remi’s spirit of enduring hardship. Remy is called a "bitter boy" because he has suffered all kinds of "bitterness" during his long wandering life. He reluctantly left his adoptive mother and was sold to a juggling troupe like an animal; his master was unjustly imprisoned, and he had no food and clothing; when his relationship with his mentor deepened, his mentor froze to death again; when he had a little love at the flower farmer's house Anxian, and suddenly suffered a tragedy. However, in the face of this series of sufferings, Remy was able to be self-reliant and strong-willed, and he did not have evil thoughts. His noble sentiment is really admirable. He used his own struggle to prove that to succeed, you have to endure hardship.

There are many famous examples in all dynasties of our country that illustrate that success comes from the willingness to endure hardship. In ancient times, Dayu traveled around to control floods in the Yellow River. In thirteen years, he traveled to both sides of the Yellow River and even passed through his house three times without entering. Finally, the floods were controlled. Shima Qian of the Han Dynasty was imprisoned for offending Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and suffered the most cruel and humiliating corruption. However, he survived tenaciously and spent thirteen years completing the masterpiece "Historical Records", which is famous at all times and at home and abroad. The Red Army of Chinese Workers and Peasants climbed snow-capped mountains and crossed grasslands. After three years of arduous Long March, it broke the blockade between the Kuomintang and the reactionaries, preserved and strengthened its strength, and finally established New China. These examples all prove that success comes from being willing to endure hardship.

We students now live a very happy life, with no worries about food and clothing. We are pampered by adults at home and protected by teachers at school. However, many people are like flowers in a greenhouse, unable to withstand the wind and rain. People who give up easily, bow to difficulties, are afraid of hardship, and often give up halfway will not achieve great things. We all must learn from Remy's spirit of enduring hardship. Our country's folk proverb says: "Only when you endure hardship can you become a master." Enduring hardship is a kind of wealth in life, especially for teenagers, it is a baptism before success. Thoughts after reading "The Wandering Child"

Maybe God destined him to be abandoned on the street, maybe he had to go through many twists and turns out of helplessness, but no matter what, I always admire him - Remy.

The protagonist of the novel, Remy, is the eldest son of a hereditary aristocratic family in England. When he was six months old, his uncle secretly took him away and abandoned him on the streets of Paris in order to seize his nephew's property. His adoptive father, Barberan, took him home and raised him until he was eight years old, then sold him to the entertainer Vitellis.

From then on, Remy began his wandering life as a wandering artist. During this painful life of wandering, Remy experienced many things: he was attacked by a wolf in a snowy forest; he encountered a flood in a mine; he almost froze to death in front of a flower farmer due to hunger and cold. ...Thousands of difficulties and dangers could not stop Remy, and he was finally reunited with his biological mother.

No matter what the ending of "The Wandering Child" is, even if Remy fails to reunite with his biological mother, I am still impressed by Remy's firm belief that no matter how bad the environment is, I was moved by the fact that I overcame many difficulties with my tenacious and persevering faith.

What is deeply attractive is not only the lively and interesting plot, the ups and downs, and the exciting; it can also purify people's souls and inspire people's will. This immortal masterpiece, with its huge artistic charm, Influenced generations of readers.