瓦尔登湖读后感英文版.docx

瓦尔登湖读后感英文版.docx

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瓦尔登湖读后感英文版

瓦尔登湖读后感英文版

　　《瓦尔登湖》是美国作家梭罗独居瓦尔登湖畔的记录，描绘了他两年多时间里的所见、所闻和所思。

该书崇尚简朴生活，热爱大自然的风光，内容丰厚，意义深远，语言生动。

而下面就是小编分享的关于瓦尔登湖的读后感，一起来看一下吧。

瓦尔登湖读后感英文篇一　　readthroughsomeofthemorethanhalfofthe"waldenpond",tobehonestlookatalotofparagraphsdonotreallyunderstand,butsayitisfunsectionsofanimalsthatpeoplereadfresh.

　　thefirstanimalistheroosterattention,andthatthemostcommonbirds,howevertheauthor'spenintheairallofasuddenandverypoor.thoreauistheauthordescribedthemthisway:

therooster,pheasantwasoriginally,andtheirchirpingistheworld'smostbeautifulmusic,betterthanalltheotheranimals,butmostofthetimetofillthegapsintheirvoiceistheirwife-themotherchickensarenoisy,it'snowonderthattheyultimatelycanonlybethepoultry,nottomentionwhatkindofachickenegg.thesewordscannothelppeopledesperatelywanttorememberthemusicchenmingrooster,theresultwasaloss,exceptinwritingfromthemechanical"oo"sound.asforthehen,theycanonlyrememberthemaftertheendofeachtimeitisunderthe"giggle"tostopthecalled.

　　waldenpond,howcantherearesomanywildanimal?

everydayitseemsthattheauthorandnotthenametheysayhello.arefamiliarwithant,butwheretheantsarelikethesoldiershowtoah,makethatanantwarwasafraidtoreadthesmallbioofcontempt.lovelyfledglingpartridgedestitutepeople,theyonlyobeytheinstinctofmothersandtheirownoh,thefullnessoftheirlongfeathersofthebodyofsmallbranchesandleavestogethertomaintainthesameposture,wheretostaymotionless,itpickedupwhenastrangerorfollowit,itcontinuestostayasmotionless,ortakeyoureyesclean.scary,ofcourse,mostdivingbirds,anditalwayssentlaugh,whenitisfromthislakefirstdive,theobservermuchhuntingorafteralotoffun.whatitis,youcangotothebottomofthelaketofishinthebird.

　　afterallthehumananimalis,ah,justhigh-levelanimals.theauthorpredictedthattheresultofhumanprogressmustbetogiveupmeat,asthesavagetothecivilizedaroundafterpeoplegiveupbadhabits,likeeating.idonotknowhumanbeingsarenotonedaygiveupmeat,itisverycuriousabouttherabbitcall.inthebook,theauthorsaid:

rabbittotheend,thetruthwasachildcry.onrabbits,themostprofoundimpressionthatthetreehitahare,butthereisnowrittenrecordofourhadbeenapoorhuntrabbits.

瓦尔登湖读后感英文篇二　　WaldenisamasterpiecewrittenbyHenryDavidThoreau（1817-1862），whowasborninConcord,Massachusetts.Theagehelivedhadwitnessedtheflourishofcapitalismaswellastheprosperityofindustrializationandurbanization.Duringthe19thcentury,theAmericaneconomydevelopedatsofastratethatmostpeoplewereboundupinpursuingthematerialsatisfaction,whileingoredthespirituallifetoagreatextent.ButThoreauwasquitedifferentfromotherpeople,hedisdainedthemoderncivilizationandattachedmoreimportancetothespiritthanthematerial.Hethoughtmanypeopleofhistimelivedinanon-human-likemodernsocietyandmanymodernappliances,suchastrainsandtelegraphs,haddoneharmtopeople'sharmoniouslifepeaceandalsobrokentherelationshipbetweenhumanandnature.

　　Inordertoprovethatwithoutthemoderninstruments,peoplecanalsoliveahappylife,in1845,hemovedintoacabinontheshoreofWaldenPondandlivetherealonefortwoyearstogetclosetothenature.Walden,isthefamousbookmainlytalksabouthislifeandthoughtsduringthosedayslivinginthewoods.

　　ThoreauwassohappywiththelifelivingnearthelakeofWaldenthathefeltitasweetgracetohavethenature'accompanyandeventhesoundsofrainandthesightsaroundhishousewerefullofsincerefriendship.Inhiseyes,thenaturewasanintimatefriendofhimandallthingsinthenaturewerelivelyandvivacious.Andallkindsofanimalsinthewood,suchasfieldmouses,robinsandwildrabbitswereamicablytreatedandregardedashisadorablecompanions.Heeventhoughtthatplantswerealsohadtherighttoliveequalwithhumanbeings.Justbecauseofthis,heevenblamedhimselfforhittingchestnuttreeswithstones.Frommanywordsorsentences,wecaneasilyfeelThoreau'sdeeploveandcaretowardsnature.

　　Besides,Thoreauwasapioneeringnaturelover,whocalledonpeopletostopdestoryingnaturebutprotectitbysettinghimselfanexampletoothers.Theconsciousnessoftheenvironmentalprotectionisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantinourmodernsociety,whilethewholeworldistrappedinsomeseriousecologicalcrisisesresultingfromhuntingandkillinganimals,cuttingdowntreesandpollutingtheriversforpursuitofhumanbeings'owninterests.Weallhavethecommonsensethatthenumberofwildlifeisdecreasing,theareaoflakeisshrinking,andthewaterisnotclearanymore.What'sworse,environmentproblemssuchasglobewarming,climatechangeandairandwaterpollutionaredeterioratingduringthecommercialprocess.Soit'shightimethatweshouldrealizeweneverbethedominatorofthewholeworldconquringnature,butshouldsparenoeffortstoimprovetheenvironmentrightaway.Thatis,weshouldcomplywiththenaturallaws,makereasonableutilizationofnaturalresourcesandkeeptheharmoniousdevelopmentbetweenthesocietyandtheenvironment.Onlyinthiswaywillwehasanopportunitytoembraceabrightfutureandachieveasustainablesociety.

　　Inthebook,Walden,Thoreaunotonlyadvocatedtheprotectionofnature,butalsoencouragepeopletocomprehendandreturntonature.Hetoldususinghisownexperiencethatbylivingasimplelifeclosetonature,wehumanbeingswillfindoutthetruevalueoflifeandsignificanceofexistence.

　　Afterreadingthebook,whatimpressedmemostisthedescriptionofthefascinatingsceneryaroundtheWaldenpound,especiallythesesentences:

"Alakeisthelandscape'smostbeautifulandexpressivefeature.Itisearth'seye;lookingintowhichthebeholdermeasuresthedepthofhisownnature.Thefluviatiletreesnexttheshorearetheslendereyelasheswhichfringeit,andthewoodedhillsandcliffsaroundareitsoverhangingbrows".ToThoreau,theWaldenlakeislikeacharmingandmeltinggirl,whohasslendereyelashesandlikestodressherselfindifferentbeautifulclotheswiththechangesofdifferentseasons.

　　Everymorningaftergettingup,ThoreauwouldhaveabathintheWaldenlaketostartanewday.Afterthat,heusedtowanderaroundthepondandrefreshhimselfwiththefreshair.Insummerdays,hecultivatedapieceoflandandgrowedbeans,blackberries,johnswortsandthelike.ThedepictionofhisleisureruralityspontaneouslyremindsmeofTaoYuanming,thefamousChinesepoet,wholivedintheJinDynastyandmadehislifemeaningfulbyreturningtothenatureandperfectinghimself.IfThoreauandTaoYuanminglivedinthesameperiodandplace,theywouldprobablybecomebestfriends.

　　Fromthebook,weknowthatduringtheyearswhenThoreaulivedneartheWalden,hedidnotcompletelyisolatehimselffromtheoutsideworld.Sometimeshewenttothetownanddidoddjobsandwouldreceivevisitorsandfriendsinhiscabinattimes.AsImentionbefore,theintentionforhislivinginthewoodswasthathewantedtoteachpeoplehowtoliveasimplelife,achieveenjoymentfromthenature,freeoneselffromthestraineddailylifeandwhatismoreimportantistoreevaluatethevalueofsociallife.

　　Thoreau'sthoughofenjoyingasimplelifehasamorerealisticsignificanceandhavebecomeavaluablespiritualwealthinourmodernsociety.Withthedevelopmentofthematerialcivilization,people'sdesiresareswellinglimitlesslyandmanypeoplearebusywiththepursuitofwealthandluxuriouslifebyanymeans,includingattheexpenseofnature.However,eveninthesocietymateriallyaffluentandtechnologicallyadvanced,peoplearenotbemorehappierthanthosepeoplewholivedcenturiesago,butevenfeellesssatisfactoryandcomplaintmoreabouttheirpresentlifeasaresultofhavingunboundeddesiresofgettingmoreandbetter.Therefore,manypeoplewhopossessalathavebecomeslavesofmachine,workingmorebutdonothavetheabilitytoenjoywhattheyhave.

　　InthebookWalden,Thoreauhadrealizethisproblemseveralhundredsago.Thus,hesethismindtogiveaenlightenmenttoawakepeopleandencouragethemtoliveasimplelife.HisthoughtshavegreatsimilaritywiththebeliefofourChinesehumanism,thatis,themeaningoflifeliesinthesaneandhealthyenjoymentofasimplelife.Infact,ThoreauandhisteacherandfriendEmersonpraisedhighlyonConfucianismandboththembenefitedalotfromit.IamveryhappytoseetheinterlinkedplacebetweenChinesecultureandwesternculture.

　　Readingthisbookislikehavingatranquilsteamflowthroughmyheart,washingthedustinmymind.Itteachesmehowtokeepapurespiritinthecomplexsociety,setpropergoalsformylifeaswellasenjoytheendowsofnature.Inshort,IfeelitquiteworthwhiletoreadthebookWalden.Isincerelyhopemoreandmorepeoplewouldliketoreadthisbookandreceivebenefitsfromit.

瓦尔登湖读后感英文篇三　　Closingthewhitecoverofthebook’Walden’，IjustquiteconfusedbecausesomanynewwordsthatIcan’trecognize.WiththehelpofChineseversiondownloadedfromtheinternet,afterIcatchthegeneralidea,aburstofcoldwaterpoursintomyheart,pureandlimpid,clarifymyshatteredmindwithoutanydirtexisting.Assomesaidinpreface“Waldenisabookwithlonenessandsolitudeandabookwithasingleperson.”Whenyourmindisuneasy,youhavenoneedreadingthebook.Itrequiresyoutocomedownandtobeatleis