A thin dark-haired wizard, wearing glasses and holding a wand, takes you into that "fantastic magical world". He is our little wizard-"Harry Potter"!
In the book Harry Potter, the author turned the unexpected and impossible things into facts. With Harry Potter as the protagonist, there are wizards, elves, ghosts, monsters, dragons, evil and justice. From these books, we can see the friendship with friends, respect for teachers, and never back down's spirit of bravely facing difficulties and evil. With these, they escaped the difficulties again and again. The book Harry Potter tells the story of him and his two best friends at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There are records of them fighting together, enjoying happiness together and sharing troubles together.
Everything is so amazing! That magical world is full of wizards, old and young. Owls are messengers. Cups, hats and letters are self-evident. The broom handle is their means of transportation, which can be compared with the birds in the sky. Riding it can fly very fast, and you can get where you want to go in less than a few minutes. Chess will listen to its master and go wherever the master tells it to go. Command -g, and you will move. The person in the portrait is still alive. They can talk and jump out of their own frame to other frames. There are many ghosts in the castle. They can swim, talk, move anything in the castle, penetrate anything, and sometimes play pranks (Peeves). Many others are so amazing! No wonder our little wizard Harry Potter is so popular in the wizarding world.
What I admire most is Harry Potter and his companions (Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger). I will never forget their spirit of facing evil and difficulties. They always have a belief: "We will overcome everything, overcome evil, and defeat our enemies with the magic and common sense we have learned, understood and known. As long as Qi Xin cooperates with Qi Xin, it can defeat evil, and justice will always defeat evil. " With this belief, they will always win, because evil can never beat justice.
I also admire the author JK Rowling. She writes vivid "Harry Potter" with magical novels, and makes us understand a lot of truth with Harry Potter's friends, teachers and this magical world.
What moved me to tears was the book harry potter and the half-blood prince. It is in this book that the true friendship between Harry Potter and Ron and Hermione is truly displayed. When they overcame all the difficulties together, something happened again ... Finally, Harry Potter decided to go to his aunt's house and then look for the horcrux. When Ron and Hermione found out, they decided to fight Harry Potter. From this passage, I read the true friendship, that is, "for friends, to save this magical world, at all costs." This is true friendship.
Another thing I learned from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is "love". In the book Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, I talked about the "scar" on Harry Potter's head. In the eyes of others, this scar is the magic to save Harry Potter. In fact, no one thought of the mystery of this "scar" In the book Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the reason of Harry Potter's "scar" is mentioned. His scar is formed by love. So I also know that "maternal love" is great.
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In the book Harry Potter, the author turned the unexpected and impossible things into facts. With Harry Potter as the protagonist, there are wizards, elves, ghosts, monsters, dragons, evil and justice. From these books, we can see the friendship with friends, respect for teachers, and never back down's spirit of bravely facing difficulties and evil. With these, they escaped the difficulties again and again. The book Harry Potter tells the story of him and his two best friends at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There are records of them fighting together, enjoying happiness together and sharing troubles together.
Everything is so amazing! That magical world is full of wizards, old and young. Owls are messengers. Cups, hats and letters are self-evident. The broom handle is their means of transportation, which can be compared with the birds in the sky. Riding it can fly very fast, and you can get where you want to go in less than a few minutes. Chess will listen to its master and go wherever the master tells it to go. Command -g, and you will move. The person in the portrait is still alive. They can talk and jump out of their own frame to other frames. There are many ghosts in the castle. They can swim, talk, move anything in the castle, penetrate anything, and sometimes play pranks (Peeves). Many others are so amazing! No wonder our little wizard Harry Potter is so popular in the wizarding world.
What I admire most is Harry Potter and his companions (Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger). I will never forget their spirit of facing evil and difficulties. They always have a belief: "We will overcome everything, overcome evil, and defeat our enemies with the magic and common sense we have learned, understood and known. As long as Qi Xin cooperates with Qi Xin, it can defeat evil, and justice will always defeat evil. " With this belief, they will always win, because evil can never beat justice.
I also admire the author JK Rowling. She writes vivid "Harry Potter" with magical novels, and makes us understand a lot of truth with Harry Potter's friends, teachers and this magical world.
What moved me to tears was the book harry potter and the half-blood prince. It is in this book that the true friendship between Harry Potter and Ron and Hermione is truly displayed. When they overcame all the difficulties together, something happened again ... Finally, Harry Potter decided to go to his aunt's house and then look for the horcrux. When Ron and Hermione found out, they decided to fight Harry Potter. From this passage, I read the true friendship, that is, "for friends, to save this magical world, at all costs." This is true friendship.
Another thing I learned from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is "love". In the book Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, I talked about the "scar" on Harry Potter's head. In the eyes of others, this scar is the magic to save Harry Potter. In fact, no one thought of the mystery of this "scar" In the book Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the reason of Harry Potter's "scar" is mentioned. His scar is formed by love. So I also know that "maternal love" is great.
A boy with brown hair and wide-brimmed glasses on his nose. He holds a magic wand and can easily take you into the magical world, so that you are always amazed by his divine power. He has a magic broom. When he rides the broom, he can fly freely in the air. Who is he? He is the magical little wizard-Harry Potter.
In the book Harry Potter, all the illusory things have become real. There are wizards, monsters, elves and demons. They represent good and evil respectively. And this kind boy, Harry Potter, is the protagonist of this story. From the whole book, the author takes the magical experience of this little magician as a clue, thus showing the sincere feelings between children, students and teachers, and the fact that some children persist in not retreating in the face of difficulties, fight evil tactfully, and use their limited strength to escape difficulties again and again. The most special thing about this book is that it describes the life of Harry Potter and his friends in this mysterious magic school.
Everything is so amazing. In this mysterious country, there are old and young wizards, and owls become their messengers. Letters and periodicals: You can read aloud by yourself. A broomstick is a means of transportation, as many as birds in the sky. Chess can think. When the master tells it how to go, it listens to the order and orders an F to move into place automatically. The people in the portrait are all alive, smiling and blinking, and they visit each other whenever they have time. And everything else, it's amazing. No wonder Harry Potter can become a little wizard who is popular all over the world. I really admire the author of this book. He has such a rich imagination! In this book 5, what I admire most is the bravery of Harry Potter and his friends in the face of evil forces. They have always had such a belief: "This is an unusual country, there will always be dangers, but as long as you believe in yourself and face difficulties bravely, even if you are a devil, there is nothing to be afraid of, even if you are in a life-threatening predicament, as long as you use the magic you learned at school properly, you will surely win." What a firm belief this is! Every time I see this thrilling moment, I am moved by their firmness, and at the same time I sweat for these children who have magical experiences. After all, evil triumphs over good, and those who do evil will not come to a good end in the end.
In a word, the feeling this book gives me can only be described in one word-"magic". In another corner of this world, there is a magical country. There, there is a boy with incredible power-Harry Potter. While I was studying, I fell into a magical time and space.
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The Catcher in the Rye vividly depicts the depressed and wandering spiritual world of a middle-class child through the first-person and juvenile style, exposes the social atmosphere of pursuing material life and spiritual life in capitalist society from the protagonist's side, and tells the essence of capitalism.
Horton, the hero, is one of the few negative images in the literary works I have read. His character is deeply influenced by capitalist society, which has both an ugly side and an innocent side that resists reality and pursues his own ideals. In the book, Horton is a degenerate teenager who refuses to study hard and idles all day. Why doesn't he study hard? Is it because there is so much material in capitalist society that there is no need to learn? Look at Holden's environment, it is not difficult to understand. The teachers at school and his parents forced him to study just to make him outstanding, so that he could buy a fucking Cadillac in the future. Most of the teachers in the school are snobbish hypocrites, and even the only teacher he admired at first later found out that he might be gay. The teacher told him that the sign of an immature man is that he is willing to die heroically for some cause. The mark of a mature man is that he lives humbly for a certain cause. The teacher's indoctrination is a capitalist creed permeated with strong egoism and utilitarianism. Living in such an environment, how can Holden find valuable spiritual sustenance or lofty ideals? He doesn't want to go along with them, so naturally he can't study hard. On the surface, his laziness is decadent and decadent, but in essence it is the most ruthless exposure of capitalist values. The author described everyone around Holden as hypocrites. He doesn't like everything around him and wants to escape from this nightmare real world and go to a remote mountain village, but it's really impossible. He hates watching movies, but he hates it. He hates his vain, opinionated and beautiful girlfriend. He doesn't like the world, but he can't change it; He even hates himself, but he doesn't have a reference standard to correct his shortcomings (that is, he has no perseverance). Such a world outlook and outlook on life doomed him to live in contradiction. Holden can only extricate himself with fantasy and deceive himself. In the end, he still compromises in the society he hates and continues to fall into the whirlpool of contradictions.
Reflections on Robinson Crusoe
After reading Robinson Crusoe, I was deeply moved by the protagonist Robinson Crusoe in the story. After he was shipwrecked and drifted to a desert island, he did not lament the injustice of his fate. Instead, in desperation, he made full use of his mind and hands to build houses, grow crops, raise animals and make tools, and fought hunger and disease with his tenacity and perseverance, and was finally rescued successfully.
At first, Robinson went sailing with his parents on his back, but the ship was wrecked in a rain. He drifted in the vast sea for a long time and was finally taken to an uninhabited island by the sea. There was no one on the island, only a dog and two cats were on his wrecked boat. He tried to ask the passing ships for help, but found which one was a pirate. He built a "house" with the only things around him, and later found some bread, wine, clothes, bullets and so on. On the wrecked ship ... so he began to drift on the island for 28 years, 2 months and 0 19 days. In such a long time, he has to overcome not only loneliness, but also hunger and disease, and can't let the robbers at sea find him. He is always optimistic about everything in front of him, cherishing every opportunity around him that can keep him alive. He is also afraid and evasive in the face of difficulties, but he always wins the hope of life in the end.
After reading this novel, I was really moved by Robinson's tenacity and courage. Under what difficult circumstances, he saved himself from despair. What moved me most was his perseverance. Robinson's hope for life for more than 20 years is perseverance. I can't help thinking about ourselves. Should we learn from him in life and study? Should we face difficulties bravely instead of running away?
I remember that I often encountered some difficulties in my study. I didn't try to overcome it, but played a puzzle with the difficulty. Once, I was particularly interested in a math problem, but I never understood it. If I want to find out, I need to spend a lot of time and energy, so I gave up with a clear conscience, but I met the same problem in the exam later, and I still didn't solve it. I regret it.
Compared with Robinson, is it still difficult for us to study in life today? I must get rid of my bad habits. When I encounter difficulties, I don't walk around anymore, but I fight them bravely like Robinson.