简爱电影观后感英语

简爱电影观后感英语

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as

jane

eyre,

in

her

plainness

and

solitude,

walks

to and fro in the thornfield hall, her un

as jane

eyre, in her plainness and solitude, walks to and fro

in

the

thornfield

hall,

her

unfortunate

childhood,

conflicting

love,

and

religious

forbiddance

all

cannot

stop

her

seeking

a

better

life

and

cherishing

the

human

nature.

she

broke loose the chains that

jailed

her

spirit,

and

through

her

struggles

she

overcame

the

poverty,

customs,

social

standards,

and

piety

which

all

blocked her from her dream of happiness, and finally

became the master of herself! it could be said that

jane's

life

was

earned

through

retaliation

and

pursuit,

that she fought tooth and nail until the sunlight was

won.

the

sunlight

now

in

her

palm,

shines

brightly

unto

her!

in fact, one has endless thoughts for the most

effulgent

sunbeam

that

shines

after

the

storm.

i

always

think

in

a

difficult

situation,

if

and

when

the

hardships of this life is done, if and when the road

of time no longer curves, if and when i try my best to

walk to the end, will i be able to see the blinding

sunlight?

for

the

most

important

meaning

in

life

is

that,

struggling through your trials you realize the value

of

your

life,

while

taking

away

all

the

bitter

misfortunes. only then will we see the true radiance

of the golden sun...

trekking through storms

running towards the future

luminence of the sun

shines brightliest in the dark

let the difficult journey

feel like a luxury

the sun in my hand

fuels my arduous heart

my will to fight is strong

facing even the most unattainable heights

the sun in my hand

even if only after storms

mustering all of its heat

projects towards me

the warmest radiance

Oliver

Twist,

one

of

the

most

famous

works

of

Charles

Dickens

’

,

is

a

novel

reflecting

the

tragic

fact

of the life in Britain in 18th century.

The author who himself was born in a poor family

wrote this novel in his twenties with a view to reveal

the ugly masks of those cruel criminals and to expose

the horror and violence hidden underneath the narrow

and dirty streets in London.

The

hero

of

this

novel

was

Oliver

Twist,

an

orphan,

who was thrown into a world full of poverty and crime.

He

suffered

enormous

pain,

such

as

hunger,

thirst,

beating

and

abuse.

While

reading

the

tragic

experiences

of the little Oliver, I was shocked by his sufferings.

I

felt

for

the

poor

boy,

but

at

the

same

time

I

detested

the evil Fagin and the brutal Bill. To my relief, as

was

written

in

all

the

best

stories,

the

goodness

eventually conquered devil and Oliver lived a happy

life

in

the

end.

One

of

the

plots

that

attracted

me

most

is that after the theft, little Oliver was allowed to

recover in the kind care of Mrs. Maylie and Rose and

began a new life. He went for walks with them, or Rose

read

to

him,

and

he

worked

hard

at

his

lessons.

He

felt