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读后感英语怎么写
读后感是指读了一本书，一篇文章，一段话，几句名言，一段音
乐，或者一段视频后，把详细感受和得到的启示写成的文章。英语的
读后感应该怎么写<
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英语读后感篇一：
Ｉ
have never been to
Ｔ
roy, but
Ｄ
avid
Ｍ
aule
made
me
feel
as
if
Ｉ
were
standing
on
the
high
wall
of
Ｔ
roy, watching the fierce
war.
Ｔ
hanks to this
Ｂ
ritish
author,
who adapted the famous
Ｈ
omer
’
s poem into a lively
story,
Ｉ
found it
easier to understand this story.
Ｔ
hough
the story
happened over 3000 years ago in a remote place,
Ｉ
was deeply
fascinated by it.
Ｔ
he
mysterious
plot
is
one
of
the
reasons
why
Ｉ
loved
Ｔ
he
Ｓ
tory of
Ｔ
roy so much, yet
Ｉ
am more interested in the
human heroes of the war.
Ｈ
ector was the
eldest son of king of
Ｔ
roy,
Ｐ
riam.
Ｈ
e
was not only a
real hero of
Ｔ
rojan, but was
regarded the
highest moral hero in
Ｇ
reek classic by later
historians.
Ｔ
he
war
started
because
of
the
mischief
of
his
brother,
Ｐ
aris,
whom he didn
’
t
appreciate.
Ｈ
owever, since
Ｈ
ector was the
commander
of
the
Ｔ
rojan
army,
he
was
obliged
to
fight
with
all
force.
Ｉ
t was really a tragedy that
such a valiant man died
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in the duel with another great warrior,
Ａ
chilles.
Ｉ
t
is
natural
to
see
death
in
a
war.
Ａ
s
a
famous
Ｃ
hinese
parable
says,
“Ａ
life
can
be
as
slight
as
a
piece
of
feather,
or
as
weighty
as
Ｍ
ount
Ｔ
ai.
”
Ｓ
ometimes,
one
’
s
glory
walks
hand
in hand with one
’
s doom.
Ａ
chilles was such a typical
person.
Ｈ
is
personal charm made
Ｔ
he
Ｓ
tory of
Ｔ
roy more
attractive.
Ｈ
e
was
so
crucial
because
his
every
appearance
in
a
war
encouraged
his
fellow
soldiers
and
terrified
the
enemies.
Ａ
ctually,
Ａ
chilles
was
half-god
who
was
almost
invincible
in
people
’
s
mind.
Ｔ
hat
’
s
why
his
name
was
memorized
long
after
his
death.
Ｂ
esides the two great men,
the wisdom of
Ｏ
dysseus also
proved him to be a great hero.
Ｈ
e
didn
’
t want to attend the
war because he was happily married and
had a lovely son.
Ｈ
owever,
since
his
country
was
allied
to
Ｍ
ycenae,
he
had
to
take
the command given by the king of
Ｍ
ycenae.
Ｉ’
m
quite
sure
that
the
story
of
the
wooden
horse
is
widely
known,
however, few people know who thought of the
brilliant
idea,
that
’
s
why
Ｉ
admired
Ｏ
dysseus so
much
because
he
was
the
person
who
got
the
idea.
Ｔ
hanks
to
the
horse,
the
ten-year
war
came
to
an
end
at
last.
Ｉ
f
you
want
to
know
how
the
wooden
horse worked, just read the book.
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Ｔ
he
ancient
Ｇ
reeks
believed
that the
gods
and
goddesses
also played
important roles in the origin, process and ending
of the whole story.
Ｔ
he story of the
golden apple was such an example.
Ｗ
hen
Ｅ
ris,
the
goddess
of
argument
and
disagreement,
threw
out
the
golden
apple
to
a
wedding
ceremony
on
Ｍ
ount
Ｏ
lympus,
a
dispute
happened.
Ｈ
era,
the
queen
of
gods,
Ａ
thena,
the
goddess of wisdom, and
Ａ
phrodite, the goddess of
love and
beauty, were all involved in
the argument for the apple.
Ｎ
one of them was willing to
give way, so they turned to
Ｐ
aris
for a final
judgment.
Ｔ
empted by
Ａ
phrodite
’
s
beauty and
promise,
Ｐ
aris
handed
the
apple
to
her.
Ｔ
o
keep
her
word,
Ａ
phrodite
helped
him
to
get
Ｈ
elen,
the
most
beautiful
woman
in
the
world, as his wife.
Ｔ
hat was
the cause of the war.
Ｐ
aris
’
s
choice
obviously
annoyed
the
other
two
goddesses.
Ｓ
o
during
the
war,
they
helped
the
Ｇ
reek
alliance
army
while
some
other gods, such as
Ａ
pollo
and
Ａ
phrodite, guarded
Ｔ
roy.
Ｗ
hen
Ｐ
aris dueled with
Ｈ
elen
’
s former
husband
Ｍ
enelaus,
Ａ
phrodite
saved
Ｐ
aris
when
he
was
about
to
be
finished
off.
Ａ
fter
the
duel
between
those
two
people,
there
was
a
truce
between the
Ｇ
reek alliance and
Ｔ
roy.
Ｈ
owever, both
Ｈ
era
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