Sherlock Holmes is a classic of early detective novels in Europe and America. Its ups and downs, meticulous logical reasoning, meticulous psychological analysis, and Sherlock Holmes, a well-known detective image, touched my heart.

Sherlock Holmes was written by arthur conan doyle, an Englishman. 1In April, 886, he finished his first novella, A Study of Blood Characters, in which the protagonist Sherlock Holmes appeared. The detective described by the author is a tall and thin middle-aged man. At present, he has a hooked nose, a pipe in his mouth and often travels through the streets of London with an umbrella. The plot of this novel is bizarre. The novel takes revenge as the main plot and adds romanticism, which has a strong literary meaning. Then, the author published his second novella, The Signs of Four, which exposed the greed and malice in human heart.

Sherlock Holmes has now become the best synonym for famous detectives all over the world. Sherlock Holmes is not only cool-headed, observant and strong in reasoning; Moreover, his swordsmanship, boxing and violin playing are also quite superb. Usually leisurely in the apartment at 22 1 B Baker Street, smoking a pipe and waiting for customers to come to the door or do a chemical experiment. Once he receives a case, he will immediately become a hound chasing prey, start to lock the target, and filter the whole incident layer by layer until the truth comes out. Dr Watson is his roommate for many years, his right-hand man in handling cases, his biographer and his lifelong good friend. Holmes' appearance and looks, at first glance, are enough to attract attention. He is six feet tall and extremely thin, so he looks particularly tall; The slender aquiline nose makes his appearance particularly alert and decisive; The square and prominent chin shows that he is a man of great perseverance. He often holds a pipe and crutches, likes to dramatize the plot, and often wears a black hat when he goes out. Holmes' thinking is well known, and his rigorous reasoning and rich imagination fascinate the world.

I like Sherlock Holmes for another reason.

There are many detective novels and many excellent works, whether it's Kogoro of Edgar Watt Lapol; Or Murray Enlu Brown's Arsène Lupin, who is both a detective and a thief; Or the calm Poirot written by Gaza Christie ... are masterpieces in the novel world, but lack of right-hand men and intimate friends, which makes readers unable to deeply understand the hero's spiritual world and makes the hero a "lone ranger", while Sherlock Holmes is different. With John H. Watson, a trustworthy friend, we can walk into the heart of the hero through his exposition. I remember a passage in the book: after Watson was shot, tears flashed in Holmes' eyes. He is usually calm and growls at the murderer: "If anything happens to Watson, I will never let you go!" At this time, the author shows the reader a flesh-and-blood Sherlock Holmes who cares about his friends, rather than a pure reasoning machine.

I admire Sherlock Holmes very much, and I want to learn his merits. For example, his rich scientific knowledge, strict logical reasoning and meticulous investigation and study. I think reading the book Sherlock Holmes will help us teenagers form a good habit of observing and thinking carefully. This is worth learning from Holmes.