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1、百万英镑英文读后感范文通用6篇5百万英镑英文读后感范文第一篇ThistimeIwanttotalkaboutaveryfamousshortstorywrittenbyMarkTwainTheMillionPoundNote”.ReferringtoMarkTwain,youmustfeelfamiliar,becausewemusthavereadhisworksbefore.Istillrememberthearticle“TheBiteEventsontheTrain“inourtextbookwhenI,minthemiddleschool.Whattouchedmemostattha

2、ttimewerehisironicwords.Yes,heisagreathumorist,novelist,writerandoratorinAmericainnineteenthcentury.Duringhis40years,writingcareer,hecreateddozensofshortorlongstories.ThisstorytellsaboutapoorbuthonestAmericanAdamHenry.WhenhewaswanderinginthestreetofLondon,hewasgivenbytwobillionairesaletter,inwhichhe

3、surprisedlyfounda1,000,000poundbank-note.Laterhegottoknowthatthetwobillionaireswhowerebrothershadmadeabetabouttheresultsafterhegotaonemillion-poundnoteatonce.Oneofthemthoughtthenotewoundcountfornothingtothepoormanbecausehecouldnotprovethatthemoneywashisownwhiletheotherconsideredjustastheopposite.Dra

4、matically,the plot went a restaurant to have dinnerjustoutofmyexpectation.Herrywenttofirst.ThemanagerwasmeantohimatthebeginningbuthisattitudechangedquicklywhenKerrytookoutthenoteandaskedforchange.Facedwithamillionaire,themanagerapologizedagainandagainandobsequiouslytoldHerrythathedidn,tneedtopayfort

5、hebillrightnow.SoHerrymanagedtohaveafreedinner.Thensimilarly,Herrywenttoaclothingshopandgotasuitofclothescostinghimnothing.Liketheplotabove,peoplearecuriousofsucharichmanandtriedeverymeanstocozyuptohim,fromfreefood,freeclothestofreeaccommodation.Atthesametime,hissocialstatuswasbecominghigherandhighe

6、randfinallyhigherthanmostdukes.Apartfromthat,helatergotabeautifulwifeand200,000poundsofbankinterest.Icanimagineabrightfuturewaswaitingforhim.Thewritingstyleofthisstoryissohumorous.MarkTwainusedhyperboledescribinghowourherodefeatedsnobbishnessrepeatedly.WhatIappreciatemostisthedetaileddescriptionofdi

7、fferentpeople,sridiculousactionsbeforeonemillionpounds,vivid,funny,ironicandhumorous,whichformsaCaricature.Intermsofthetheme,itisapparentthattheauthorwantedtodenouncetheoverflowingmammonisminthesociety.Evennowitgivesusanimpressivelesson.Yes,Icannotdenytheimportanceofmoneytoapersonwhowantstosurvive.W

8、ewon,tlivewithoutmoney,withwhichwegetfood,clothes,houseandmanyothernecessities.Butwemustknowthattherearemanythingswhichcan,tbeboughtwithmoneysuchasloveorfriendship.Soinmyopinion,moneymaybeimportanttous,butnotthemostimportant.Weneedtobuildupthecorrectsenseofmoney.Tosumup,thisstoryisareallygoodworkofM

9、arkTwain.ThelessonI,velearntfromitmakesmewanttobeanhonestmansincerelyandletsmenottoworshipmoneytoomuch.Ibegintoregretnotreadingitearlier.百万英镑英文读后感范文第二篇BasedonMarkTwainsnovel,TheMillionairePoundNotetakesaninterestingsatiricallookatthehypocrisystemmingfromclassdistinctionintheEngland.Englandisacountry

10、whereclassandwealtharegivenextremesignificance,especiallyamongtherich.Thefilmshowsthehypocrisythatexistedamongthesepeople,howthericharequicktochangefacewheninaninstanttheyfindoutthatyoureamanofwealthandhowwithinthenextmomenttheyrevertbacktotheircondescendingselveswhenallwealthislost.Interestingly,Th

11、eMillionairealsobrieflylooksathowtheEnglishperceivedAmericansinthatera.RichAmericanswerewelcomedasoutsidersandthepoorwerequicklyshunnedaway.Thefactthathesanoutsidereithermakeshimmoreappealingorthecompleteopposite.Thestorystickstothemainthemebyemphasizingonthehypocrisyoftheupperclasssocietybutatthesa

12、metimeitalsocreatesabalancethatpreventsthemoviefrombeingamockeryoftheBritishsociety.Themoviedragsatsomepointbutthelovestoryappearsattherighttimeandthereisplentyofcomedytokeeponeentertained.AcharmingGregoryPecktotallynailsthepartandtheluminousJaneGriffithsisatreat.ReginaldBeckwith,asPeckssidekickRock

13、isamusing.Theendingisalittlepredictablebutthedirectordoesanoverallgoodjobbyroundingitupandpresentinghispoints.百万英镑英文读后感范文第三篇Seehere,Iamveryenviousofthissoluckythehero,butIwantto:peoplereasontopleasehim,becauseitwasnotthatpeoplearereadingtoomuchmoneytoit?Worshipofmoneyisshameful,andsomethingfornothin

14、gweshouldnot!Moneyisnotapanacea,intheworldtherearemanymoreimportantthingsthanmoney.MarkTWainsshortstorywithonemillionpoundsisaverygoodwork.ArticleonthemoneyiseverythingMoneyisomnipotent,theideasofirony,exposedtheuglyfaceofcapitalistsociety.Millionsofpoundsreferstoapoor,honestman,thatis,theheroofthis

15、storyhasreceivedapairofbrothers,aletterwhichgavehimonemillionpounds.Itturnsoutthatthebrothersplayedabet,gambling,ifapoor,honestmanknockingonthedoorofonemillionpoundsreceived,hewillbewhatresults?Hisbrotherthathewouldstarvetodeathbecausehecouldnotprovethatthemoneywashisown,willbesomeoneelse“squestion,

16、eventhebanksdonotlethimsave.Littlebrotherthathewouldbegettingalongverywell,sotheyarebrotherstoonemillionpoundstolendacheckofthispoorpeople,andspent30daysabroad.Didnot expect at millionaire, wentthistime,peoplehavetheraresuddenrichessofarashardtowinoverhim,fromfreetoeat,byone like a beggar, like to s

17、ocial status, it was only in on! Not only that, he alsobuyclothes,tofreeaccommodation,onepleasehim,andcontinuetoimprovehisadditiontoWangshighestoutdoorDukegotagoodwifeand?30,000inbankinterest,andfinallyfromtwobrothers,therehasbeenaverygoodjob.Livedavery,veryhappylife.百万英镑英文读后感范文第四篇Theguyputonaveryme

18、anfaceandsaid,“ah,really?Well,ofcourse,Ididn,texpectyoutohaveanychange.Ithinkarichmanlikeyouwillonlybringbigbills.Thismademeangry,soIsaid,myfriend,don,tjudgeastrangerbyhisclothesandhatsalone.Icanaffordthissuit,butIdo,twanttoembarrassyou.mafraidyoucan,tchangeabigbillThisisthehighlightofthemillionpoun

19、ds.Atthattime,theshopassistantscornedandridiculedthetrampAdams,andthensawthesurpriseexpressionofamillionpounds,whichwasdescribedbytheauthor.Iwasdeeplyattractedbythehumorousstory.ThisbookistheclassicofMarkTwainofAmerica.Thebooktellsaboutaclerkofaminingagentwholosthiswayinsailingayachttoofaraway.Hewas

20、rescuedbyadoublemastedsailingshipboundforLondon,anduseditasasailortopayforhisjourney.AfterarrivinginLondon,hewasstillpenniless.Atthistime,anoldgentleman,callinghimandgivinghimaletter,toldhimtoleave(Iiuxuue86.Com).Hecametoasmallrestaurantandopenedtheletter.Hewasalmoststunnedbythecontentsoftheletter!T

21、herewasaonemillionpoundnoteinit!So,overnight,hebecameahouseholdname.InLondon,everyoneknewhim.Atadinnerparty,hefellinlovewithanEnglishgirlnamedPortiaIonghamandmarriedher.Afterthat,heknewthattheoldgentlemanwhogavehimmoneywasheradoptivefather.AthisweddingceremonywithPortia,theoldgentlemangavehimtheonem

22、illionpoundnoteasagift,andhealsofoundagoodjob.Thisbooksatirizessomepeoplewhocan,tresistthetemptationofmoney.Theythinkthatmoneyisomnipotent.Inreality,Ithinkmoneyisabsolutelynotomnipotent.Thetheoryofmoneyomnipotenceisverywrong.Moneycanbuyabed,butnotsleep;moneycanbuyfood,butnottaste;moneycanbuybooks,bu

23、tnotknowledgeMoneycanreallysatisfypeople*svanity,buttheseareallfalse,andthemostrealthingispeople*smagnanimouslife.LikeAdams,helosthismoney,buthestilllivesanoptimisticlife.Whatweneedtodoistotreatourlifewithacalmheart.Weshouldstriveforourownlifebyourselves.Thereisnofreelunchintheworld,onlythehardworki

24、ngpeoplewillhaveharvest.Evenifyou,rerich,it,snotsureyou,11geteverythingyouwant.百万英镑英文读后感范文第五篇Today,Ireadamillionpounds,almostfinishedwithasmile.MarkTwain,swritingisveryhumorous,andusesexaggerationtodescribethehero,s,killingthesnobbisheyewithamilliondollarbill”againandagain.Inhiscartoonstyle,hedepict

25、sthevariousuglinessofdifferentcharactersinfrontofmillionpounds”,whichishumorous,funnyandfullofinterest.Itisjustlikeacaricatureoftheworld,whichvividlyshowswhatthecommonpeopleseeandhear,whichmakespeoplelaugh.,zMiIlionpoundsz,describesanAmericanlivinginLondon,HenryAdam,lostforsomereason,wasrescuedbyash

26、ip,andthencametoLondonwiththeship.Hewaspennilessandlonely.Histworichbrotherslenthimacheckforamillionpoundsandmadeabetonhissurvivalifhedidn,tcashthecheckforonemillionpoundsin30days.Hewenttotherestauranttoeatfirst,andthebosswasverymeantohimfirst,andthen,whenhe,carefulIysaid,“pleasechange.Thebossreturn

27、edtonormalandrepeatedlyapologizedthathecouldn,tfindthebigticket.NomatterwhatIsaid,hedidn,ttakeit.Hewantedtoseeit.Helookedatthebigticket.Itseemedthathecouldnotsatisfyhiseyes,buthewasafraidtotouchit.Itwasasifordinarypeoplewouldlosetheirlifewhentheytooktheimmortalspiritontheticket.Isaid,Imsorrytotroubl

28、eyou,butIhavetodosomethingaboutit.Change,please.IhavenootherticketswithmeHesaidthatitdoesn,tmatter.11talkaboutitlater.Isaid,Iwon,tbehereagainforawhile;buthesaiditdoesn,tmatter,hecanwait,andbesides,IcancomewheneverIwant,andIcansettletheaccountwheneverIwant.Ican,thelpbutlaughatthis,andIcan,thelpbutdes

29、pisetheshopkeeperintheeyesofpower.Afterthat,Henrywenttotheclothingstoretobuyclothes,buthewasoftenblinded.Whenhetookoutamilliondollarbill,hetookitwithasmile.Itwastheubiquitoussmile,withwrinklesandfoldsinit.Itwaslikethrowingabrickintoapoolofwater;Butataglanceatthebanknote,hissmilefrozeandhisfacechange

30、d,liketheundulating,insectlikesolidifiedlavayouseeontheledgesofMountVesuvius.veneverseenanyone*ssmilingfacefreezeintosuchanawkwardsituation.Atthistime,theshopkeepercamewithaflatteringsmile.Sir,pleasetakeoffthesethingsandthrowthemintothefire.Pleaselookforwardtowearingthisshirtandthissuit;it,sappropri

31、ate,tooappropriate-simple,elegant,solemn,it,scompletelynobleLook,here!It,samazing.veneverseensuchabeautifuldressinmylifeYouareholy,sir,holy;IdaresaythatthissuitwilllastforawhileReadingthis,Ican,thelpbutsighatpeople,ssnobbishness.Therichflattertherichandrolltheireyeswhentheyseethepoor.Whatanunequalso

32、cietyMarkTwainemphaticallyexposedthemoneyworshipofthesocietyatthattime,money!Becamethestandardtomeasureeverything!Theseplotsareridiculous,andtheyreflectpeople,ssnobbisheyes.Ican,thelpbutthinkthatsomedoctorscandounnecessaryexaminationforpatients,takeunnecessarymedicineforpatients,andmakefakemoreserio

33、usthanreal!Intheeyesofsuchdoctorswhohavelostmedicalethicsandhumanity,moneyismorevaluablethanlife!Thiskindofbehaviorisworsethanthephenomenoninmillionpounds!Recently,IsawanewsthatexcellentstudentsinhighschoolentranceexaminationwereimpersonatedIfYuDing,sfatherhasmoney,hecanmakehischildrentaketheplaceof

34、others,notonlybyscores,butalsobyname,identityandhouseholdregistrationIt,sallreplaced.Formorethantenyears,thevictimhasbeenreducedtoablackfamilytoworkoutside.Becauseheisbullied,theotheriseducatedandpaidMarkTwain,sshortstorymillionpoundsisagoodwork.Thearticlesatirizestheideathat,moneyiseverythingandmon

35、eyisomnipotent.Infact,therearemanythingsmorepreciousthanmoneyintheworld:morality,friendshipandhonesty.SoIthink,betweenmoneyandconscience,morality,wecanmaketherightchoice!百万英镑英文读后感范文第六篇第一幕，第三场。讲述人：那是1903年的夏天。一对年老而富有的兄弟，罗德里克和奥利弗，打了一个赌。奥利弗相信一个有一百万英镑的人能够在伦敦生活一个月。他的哥哥罗德里克怀疑这一点。就在这个时候，他们看了见一个一贫如洗的年轻人在他们房子

36、外面的人行道上徘徊。他叫亨利亚当斯。他在伦敦迷失了，也不知道该做些什么。罗德里克：小伙子你能进来一下吗？亨利：谁？我吗.，先生？罗德克里：是的，就是你。奥利弗：从你的左边的前门进来。亨利：（一个仆人打开门）谢谢。仆人：早上好，先生。请进？请允许我来带路吧。奥利弗：（亨利进来了）谢谢你，詹姆斯。这没你什么事了。罗德克里：你好，先生呃？亨利：亚当斯，亨利。亚当斯罗德里克：过来坐下，亚当斯先生。亨利：谢谢罗德里克：你是美国人？亨利：对，我来自旧金山。罗德里克：你对伦敦了解的多吗？亨利：一点也不了解，我是第一次来这。罗德里克：亚当斯先生，不知你是否介意我们问你一些问题？亨利：别客气，请问吧。罗德里克：

37、我们想问你在英国干什么，你有什么计划吗？亨利：哦，我不能说我有什么计划，我只希望能找份工作。实际上，我是偶然来到英国的。奥利弗：这怎么可能呢？亨利：哦，你知道，我在家里有一条自己的船。大概一个月前，我正准备驶出海湾奥利弗：哦，接着说。亨利:好的，夜幕降至，我发现刮起了强烈的风，这都是我的错。第二天早上，我还是迷失了方向，幸好有艘船发现了我。奥利弗：那么就是那艘船带你来到英格兰了。亨利：是的，事实上他们让我在船上帮工才免了我的船费，这就是我为什么会衣冠不整的原因了。我去美国大使馆求助，但是罗德里克：哦，你不必担心了，这也是你的优势。亨利：先生，我不是很赞同你的观点。罗德里克：亚当斯先生，对我们说

38、说你在美国从事的工作。亨利：我在船厂上班，你们能不能给我提供一份工作啊？罗德里克：别着急，亚当斯先生，如果你不介意，我想知道你还有多少钱？亨利：说老实话，我没钱。奥利弗：这太幸运了！这太幸运了！亨利：这也许对你们来说很幸运，但是对我来说一点也不好。如果这一切不过是你们开的玩笑，我并不觉得很有趣。如果你们不介意的话我先走了。罗德里克：请不要走，亚当斯先生。你千万不要觉得我们不在乎你。奥利弗，把信给他。奥利弗：对，信，这是信。亨利：给我的.？罗德里克：是给你的。不，现在不要拆，到下午两点再拆。亨利：这太滑稽To罗德里克：不滑稽，里面装着钱。亨利：不，我不需要你们的施舍，我只需要一份工作。罗德里克：我们知道很踏实，这也是我们把信交给你的原因。詹姆斯，送亚当斯先生出去吧。奥利弗：祝你好运。亚当斯先生。亨利：你们为什么不告诉我这到底是怎么回事？罗德里克：你很快就会知道的。还有一个半小时。仆人：这边走先生。罗德里克：亚当斯先生，到两点拆开，能保证吗？亨利：我保证，再见。