zenus瓦尔登湖的英语读后感

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瓦尔登湖的英语读后感



《瓦尔登湖》
（Ｗ
alden
或

Ｌ
ife
in
the
Ｗ
oods
）
，中国大陆译
“瓦尔 登湖”
，台湾译“湖滨散记”
，是美国作家亨利·戴维·梭罗所
著的一本著名散文集。
下面小编为大家搜索整理了瓦尔登湖的英语读
后感，欢迎阅读。



瓦尔登湖的英语读后感篇一



Ｗ
alden
is
a
masterpiece
written
by
Ｈ
enry
Ｄ
avid
Ｔ
horeau
（
1817
⑴
862
）
，
who
was
born
in
Ｃ
oncord,
Ｍ
assachusetts.
Ｔ
he age he lived had witnessed the flourish of capitalism as
well
as
the prosperity
of
industrialization
and urbanization.
Ｄ
uring the 19th century, the
Ａ
merican economy developed at
so fast rate that most people were bound up in pursuing the
material satisfaction , while ingored the spiritual life to a
great extent.
Ｂ
ut
Ｔ
horeau was quite different from other
people,
he
disdained
the
modern
civilization
and
attached
more
importance to the spirit than the material.
Ｈ
e thought many
people
of
his
time
lived
in
a
non-human-like
modern
society
and
many
modern
appliances,
such
as
trains
and
telegraphs,
had
done
harm to people's harmonious life peace and also broken the
relationship between human and nature.


Ｉ
n order to prove that without the modern instruments ,

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people
can
also
live
a
happy
life,
in
1845,
he
moved
into
a
cabin
on
the
shore
of
Ｗ
alden
Ｐ
ond
and
live
there
alone
for
two
years
to
get
close
to
the
nature
.
Ｗ
alden, is
the famous book
mainly
talks about his life and thoughts during those days living in
the woods .


Ｔ
horeau was so happy with the life living near the lake
of
Ｗ
alden that he felt it a sweet grace to have the nature'
accompany
and
even
the
sounds
of
rain
and
the
sights
around
his
house
were
full
of
sincere
friendship.
Ｉ
n
his
eyes,
the
nature
was
an
intimate
friend
of
him
and
all
things
in
the
nature
were
lively and vivacious.
Ａ
nd all kinds of animals in the wood,
such as field mouses, robins and wild rabbits were amicably
treated
and
regarded
as
his
adorable
companions.
Ｈ
e
even
thought
that
plants
were also
had
the
right to live
equal with
human
beings.
Ｊ
ust
because
of
this,
he
even
blamed
himself
for
hitting
chestnut
trees
with
stones.
Ｆ
rom
many
words
or
sentences, we can easily feel
Ｔ
horeau's deep love and care
towards nature.


Ｂ
esides,
Ｔ
horeau was a pioneering nature lover, who
called on people to stop destorying nature but protect it by
setting
himself
an
example
to
others.
Ｔ
he
consciousness
of
the
environmental protection is becoming more and more important

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in
our
modern
society,
while
the
whole
world
is
trapped
in
some
serious
ecological
crisises
resulting
from
hunting
and
killing
animals,
cutting
down
trees
and
polluting
the
rivers
for
pursuit
of
human
beings'
own
interests.
Ｗ
e
all
have
the
common
sense that the number of wildlife is decreasing, the area of
lake
is
shrinking,
and
the
water
is
not
clear
any
more.
Ｗ
hat's
worse, environment problems such as globe warming, climate
change
and
air
and
water
pollution
are
deteriorating
during
the
commercial
process
.
Ｓ
o
it's
high
time
that
we
should
realize
we
never
be
the
dominator
of
the
whole
world
conquring
nature,
but should spare no efforts to improve the environment right
away.
Ｔ
hat is, we should comply with the natural laws, make
reasonable
utilization
of
natural
resources
and
keep
the
harmonious
development
between
the
society
and
the
environment.
Ｏ
nly
in
this
way
will
we
has
an
opportunity
to
embrace
a
bright
future and achieve a sustainable society .


Ｉ
n the book,
Ｗ
alden,
Ｔ
horeau not only advocated the
protection of nature, but also encourage people to comprehend
and
return
to
nature.
Ｈ
e
told
us
using
his
own
experience
that
by living a simple life close to nature, we human beings will
find
out
the
true
value
of
life
and
significance
of
existence.


Ａ
fter reading the book, what impressed me most is the

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description
of
the
fascinating
scenery
around
the
Ｗ
alden
pound,
especially
these
sentences:

Ａ
lake
is
the
landscape's
most beautiful and expressive feature.
Ｉ
t is earth's eye;
looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own
nature.
Ｔ
he fluviatile trees next the shore are the slender
eyelashes which fringe it, and the wooded hills and cliffs
around are its overhanging brows
Ｔ
o
Ｔ
horeau, the
Ｗ
alden
lake is like a charming and melting girl , who has slender
eyelashes and likes to dress herself in different beautiful
clothes with the changes of different seasons.


Ｅ
very
morning
after
getting
up,
Ｔ
horeau
would
have
a
bath
in the
Ｗ
alden lake to start a new day.
Ａ
fter that, he used
to wander around the pond and refresh himself with the fresh
air.
Ｉ
n
summer
days
,
he
cultivated
a
piece
of
land
and
growed
beans, blackberries, johnsworts and the like.
Ｔ
he depiction
of his leisure rurality spontaneously reminds me of
Ｔ
ao
Ｙ
uanming, the famous
Ｃ
hinese poet, who lived in the
Ｊ
in
Ｄ
ynasty
and
made
his
life
meaningful
by
returning
to
the
nature
and
perfecting
himself.
Ｉ
f
Ｔ
horeau
and
Ｔ
ao
Ｙ
uanming
lived
in the same period and place, they would probably become best
friends.


Ｆ
rom
the
book,
we
know
that
during
the
years
when
Ｔ
horeau

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lived near the
Ｗ
alden, he did not completely isolate himself
from
the
outside
world.
Ｓ
ometimes
he
went
to
the
town
and
did
odd jobs and would receive visitors and friends in his cabin
at
times.
Ａ
s
Ｉ
mention
before,
the
intention for
his
living
in the woods was that he wanted to teach people how to live a
simple life, achieve enjoyment from the nature, free oneself
from the strained daily life and what is more important is to
reevaluate the value of social life.


Ｔ
horeau's though of enjoying a simple life has a more
realistic significance and have become a valuable spiritual
wealth in our modern society.
Ｗ
ith the development of the
material
civilization,
people's
desires
are
swelling
limitlessly
and
many
people
are
busy
with
the
pursuit
of
wealth
and luxurious life by any means, including at the expense of
nature.
Ｈ
owever, even in the
society
materially
affluent
and
technologically
advanced
,
people
are
not
be
more
happier
than
those
people
who
lived
centuries
ago,
but
even
feel
less
satisfactory and complaint more about their present life as a
result
of
having
unbounded
desires
of
getting
more
and
better.
Ｔ
herefore, many people who possess a lat have become slaves
of machine, working more but do not have the ability to enjoy
what they have.

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