《鲁宾逊漂流记》读后感2篇(英汉双文)

2021年1月21日发(作者：相爱却不能在一起)
Hope in Hopelessness




























——
After Reading Robinson Crusoe
I
read
Robinson
Crusoe
when
still
in
primary
school.
And
I
am
sure
none
of
us
is
unfamiliar
with
it.
Because
time
and
time
again
we
were
lectured
by
teachers
and
parents of the fortitude and courage of the hero in this novel
——
Robinson.
The
above
indicates
that
Robinson
Crusoe
is
a
popular
reading
even
for
kids.
The
chinese version is just like a attactive story we need to be told before going to bed and
so does
the original one.
It
was
told in
concise and clear english which serves as a
striking feature of this work. I deem this feature indispensible for daily life and mental
activity
of
a
generic
person
are
what
this
book
mainly
focus
on.
It
destined
to
be
improper to depict this casual stuff in obsecure and formal wordings.
The unique way of narration and expression contributes to making Robinson Crusoe
an exotic flower in literature sea: “T” runs through the whole. First person conbined
with life-oriented language makes it real and believable to the readers. We are even
melt with the condition where he stands. As if we are Robinsin who was deserted in
the isolated island and struggled against loneliness and desperation while waiting for
the dawn of salvation. Take the following as an example:
I
had
great
reason
to
consider
it
as
a
determination
of
Heaven
that
in
this
desolate
place and in this desolate manner I should end my life. The tears would run plentifully
down my face when I made this reflections, and sometimes I would expostulate with
myself, why Providence should thus completely ruin his creatures, and render them so
absolutely miserable, so without help abandoned, so entirely despressed, this it could
hardly be rational to to thankful for such a life.
This part shows Robinson
’s endless complaint and curse for being desolated in such a
place. Thanks to the first person and apt,designated depict of the inside, we are going
to feel the regert and hatred for being fooled by God, and we are going to muster up a
sign again
and again,
and we are going to
contemplate, how is the twist of fate? Is
there anyone more unfortunate than Robinson?
All of our reaction proved the novel’s success——
bring the reader the sense a reality
and participation.
What’s more, if there is only an “I”
telling a daily life experience, I assure you of a
dull
daybook.
But
the
details
and
wonderful
plots
fasten
reader
heartstring
most.
Especially the up-and-down hope of being rescued:
One day, when Robinson was repeating the pale life, suddenly he saw a ship-shaped
thing appeared on the horizon. He was much of a bliss and resorted to all eye-catching
stuff to make himself seen. He waved, shouted, brandished, even flung into the sea to
swim
there…As
we
are
lighten
up
but
the
sparse
dawn
and
thinking
he
surviv
e
eventually, the ship turned smaller and smaller, and final reduced to a hardly visible
spot.
Our
heart
slump
through
the
floor
with
Robinson.
Owning
a
missing
chance
once is more miserable than having no chance. It cheers you up in the air but suddenly
hit you onto ground.
Similar plots and turning points appear every now and then in the book thus making it
exciting but real as a normal life.
Besides, a clear clue and structure also keeps us in track of Robinson.

Apart from these, what we get from it also include mental inspiration.

There can be little doubt that the most significant force sustains the hero’s struggle is
the reflection on the religion. The course he strenuously strives for the better survival
environment can’t be gone through w
The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of
Robinson Crusoe


















By
Book Report

Daniel Defoe


Daniel Defoe is an adventure fiction writer, and his writing embodies the spirit of
adventure, which presents the tremendous power of human being and their wits and
courage. The story happened in the middle of 17
th
century, and in this period of time,
the development of bourgeoisie stimulate many people to search for wealth. Robinson,
the shape he is a representative of the emerging capitalist class, an idealized hero. In
the story, Robinson
’
s adventurous spirit goes through the whole story, and as a reader,
I
am
deeply
inspired
by
his
self-reliant,
courageous,
heroic,
and
resourceful
life
experience.


The
story
of
Robinson
Crusoe
can
be
divided
into
three
p
arts:
Robinson’s
youth
and the time up to his shipwreck; his twenty-eight years on an uninhabited island; his
lie and adventures after being rescued from the island.

In
the
first
part,
Robinson
wishes
to
pursue
his
livelihood
by
going
to
sea.
Although his
father wants
him to live a peaceful life, his
thoughts
are entirely bent
upon seeing the world, and he should never settle to anything with enough resolution
to go through with it. He is not restless and alive and never satisfied, and finally he
escapes. As a son, he can just stay at home, inheriting his father
’
s wealth and living a
comfortable
life.
However,
he
doesn
’
t.
He
tries
his
best
to
venture,
no
matter
what
ventures there will be, and he pursues his dreams without hesitating to escape from
dangers. It inspires me in my struggles, when I am satisfied with my current situation,
I feel ashamed comparing to
Robinson’s
chase. Robinson offers me a kind of mental
strength which motivates me to forge ahead. Without being afraid of hardship, he goes
forward bravely, satisfying his curiosity and achieving his dream.
The critical part of the story should be the second part. Here I get to know how he
accomplishes his survival and even establishes his
frantic state of discontent to one of resignation and contentment; how he meets Friday
and, finally, how he leaves the island. Before reading this novel
，
I have never got a
concept
of
living
in
an
isolated
island,
sometimes
I
even
think
that
it
’
s
not
very
difficult to live. When reading it, I was not inspired by Robinson
’
s spirit, but also the
challenging
way
of
living.
He
builds
house
for
himself,
considering
all
possible
shortcomings with his logical mind; he trains goats for milk and meat; he grows corns
to make bread; he dries the grapes; etc. He never shrinks, even when he himself lives
in the island. He is so confident and determined that he finds ways to make a good
living.
Robinson
did
it,
and
in
a
perfect
way.
What
he
has
done,
represents
the
characters of a true hero, true man. I feel unprecedented admiration for him, and I am
deeply
encouraged
that
we
human
beings
can
achieve
what
we
want
to
if
we
have
persistence
and
confidence.
The
most
impressive
part
to
me
lies
in
his
chase
of
knowledge, he finds a
Bibl
e to read, which comfort him in mind and makes him still
feel thankful to god under such circumstances. If it was me, I can
’
t read books there,
and I feel guilty that I have a good chance to read books but I never relish. Besides, he
is not contented with his life, and he always seeks for new challenges, which may ruin
what he has in present. It is really very hard for common people to be, it is not easy to