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这几天我读了一本书,书名叫《苦儿流浪记》。
它的作者是法国的一名小说家,叫埃克多·马洛。
这本书讲述了雷米流浪的奇遇,他本是一个贵族家庭的大儿子,可是,因为他叔叔的自私,变成了街头没人要的孤儿,一对好心的夫妇收留了他,可最终还是被赶出家门,被卖给了别人,之后就是他的奇遇。
最令我感动的就是最后大家团聚了。
经过数日奔波,终于找到了他的母亲——米利根夫人。
其实,米利根夫人曾经收养过他,他还有个弟弟,叫阿瑟。
终于,雷米继承了一大笔财产,他那个叔叔也受到了应有的惩罚,他们从此过上了幸福的生活。
当然还包括了收留他的巴伯兰妈妈,与他同甘共苦的马西亚……还不能忘了他的师傅维泰利斯。
作家埃克多·马洛通过《苦儿流浪记》告诉我们:因为有爱,泪水也会变成快乐。
因为有坚定的信念,任何艰难困苦只会打造出更为乐观的精神和更为顽强的意志。
人生的真谛不正在于此吗 我的感想:功夫不负有心人,雷米到最后还是胜利了。
那是因为雷米的坚持,所以我们也要像雷米一样,坚持不懈。
读《苦儿流浪记》有感 俗话说:困难像弹簧,你强它就弱,你弱它就强。
在平常的学习、生活中,我们经常会遇到各种各样的困难,有人被困难吓倒了:皱起了眉,嘟起了嘴,有的还哭起了鼻子呢
而有人则勇敢地面对困难,想方设法克服困难,并最终战胜了困难。
在寒假里,读了《苦儿流浪记》这本书,使我深受教育。
这本书讲述了一个叫雷米的男孩被养父租给了一个卖艺人,从此开始了他作为流浪小艺人浪迹天涯的生活。
在流浪的途中,他经历了许许多多的苦难,但他始终抱着坚定的信念,凭借顽强、坚韧的意志克服了困难,终于找到了亲人、朋友,过上了幸福的生活。
读完这本书,我被雷米不怕困难的精神深深感动,同他相比,自己平时在学习、生活中遇到的困难真是太小了,可自己面对困难的勇气,克服困难的决心却无法同雷米相比。
我记得有一次我在爸爸的指导下学骑自行车,开始时,一会儿撞到树上,一会儿撞到墙上,有一次甚至差点掉进水池里,浑身被碰得青一块、紫一块,哭鼻子的事情就不用说了,当时我似乎觉得自己永远也学不会骑车了,后来在爸爸的鼓励下,通过反反复复地练习,我还是终于学会了骑车,骑车的水平也不断提高。
现在,每当我悠闲自得地骑着车子的时候,我总在想,当初要是自己遇到困难就退缩了,现在肯定只能看着别人开开心心地骑车子了。
我记得在蓝猫的故事中说有一天,传说中的阿拉丁神灯被蓝猫找到了,蓝猫真是太高兴了,因为,阿拉丁神灯可有用了,你想要什么,它就会给你什么,蓝猫就对神灯说:“神灯啊神灯,请赐给我全世界最大的本领吧
”说完这句话后,蓝猫就觉得这个本领真有用,后来不管做什么事情,蓝猫都能胜利解决了。
蓝猫究竟得到了什么本领呢
原来这个本领就是四个字“克服困难”。
我想,当我们每个人都拥有“克服困难”的决心时,那么世界上还有什么事办不到呢
《苦儿流浪记》是法国十九世纪著名作家埃克多•马洛写的一部小说。
小说的主人公雷米是英国某世袭贵族家长子。
在他六个月时,他的叔父为了霸占侄儿的财产,偷偷将他抱走,丢弃在巴黎街头。
他的养父巴伯兰将他捡回家,养到八岁后,又把他卖给了江湖艺人维泰利斯。
从此,雷米开始了他以小艺人身份浪迹天涯的生活。
在这段流浪的痛苦生活中,雷米经历了许多事:他曾在漫天风雪的森林中受到野狼的袭击;在矿井里遇到洪水的侵袭;险些因饥寒交迫冻死在花农门前…… 然而,不论环境多么恶劣,雷米始终抱着坚定的信念,凭着顽强、坚韧的意志,克服了重重困难,终于和生母团聚。
“不经历风雨怎能见彩虹”这就是这小说的道理。
也许你是爸爸妈妈的掌上明珠,爸爸妈妈不会让你受一点伤害,但你要知道不能总是那么惯着你,你要学会勇敢坚强、懂得自己谋生,不能娇生惯养。
我读了后深受启发,我想起了生活中有些人遇到困难挫折就退缩,不敢了,比如考试,考试中同学们遇到难题想不出,就放弃,不去做了;火灾中,人们躲在角落里哭泣、等死;被坏人抓走时,人们听从坏人的指挥……很多人都会怎么做,但这是错的,我现在认为考试遇到难题因先放着,做完了再去反复思考这题,就会想出答案;火灾时我们应该找毛巾打湿,唔住嘴巴,等人来救,这样才有希望活下来;被坏人抓走时我们要机智的与坏人周旋,同时也要想办法逃走……不仅别人会这样解决这类事情,我也会,但现在不会了,以前我写毛笔字总是马马虎虎、三心二意,这个字写不好就换个字,现在我会一直练,直到我练好为止,这样才能写得一手好字。
做奥数题时,我经常遇到难题,就不去做了,经老爸一讲,我才知道这题原来非常简单。
其实只要我坚持做,积极动脑思考肯定能做出来,也就避免了老爸的一顿批评。
《苦儿流浪记》一文给我带来了莫大的启示:我要向雷米学习,学习他的勇敢、坚强;学习他的对困难不逃避、不放弃,只要我们具有雷米的精神就会尝到胜利的甜味自己挑一篇写吧
《苦儿流浪记》中的好词好句有哪些
唉,说多了都是泪啊。
苦儿流浪记第九章读后感50字
《苦儿流浪记》读后感900字《苦儿流浪记》是一本很吸引人的叙事故事书,它内容是那样真实,故事是那样动人。
主人公卢米的苦难生活,深深地震撼了我们;卢米流浪的生活使我产生了无穷的遐想,想到卢米的生活环境,也想到他那艰苦的生活,可他没有放弃人生,没有认命,也没有小看自己。
卢米非常不幸,这么多苦难往他身上砸,也经历了许多风风雨雨;但他也是幸运的,最终还是找到了自己的亲生母亲,还过着比别人更美好的生活。
难道世上就没有别的像他这样的孩子吗?不,在世界上像卢米这样的孩子还有很多,也许他们比卢米更可怜,他们在为生存奔波流浪着。
想想我们的生活是那样丰富、多彩,快快乐乐地过着小康生活。
每天穿得暖、吃得好、有美如花园的学校,可我还埋怨生活的无聊,我想,我应该珍惜现在空余的时间,把这些时间花在看像《苦儿流浪记》这样的课外书身上,了解更多知识,或者做一些有意义的事情。
但是假如我们不珍惜这些美好时光,那生活还意义吗?这本书有一处地方让我看了笑出了眼泪的地方:卢米与师傅一起卖艺,一下子卢米就变得傻乎乎的了,他和身边的小动物表演佣人服侍大王时,观众台下人山人海,卢米有些害羞,便摔了一跤,观众见了此景,笑声充满了整个广场,掌声四处响起。
当时看到这里,我忍不住哈哈大笑起来,幸运的是我嘴里没含任何东西,否则就会被噎住了。
但也有许多地方让我读了很感动:如卢米依依不舍地离开了养母、自己的师傅在冷而十分长的路途中离开了人世和卢米与亲生母亲重逢……由此,我又联想到四川汶川7点8级的地震,大地震把一条又一条生命压在了废墟,让他们离开了人世。
中国所有地区都捐献上百万元到灾区,我也拿出了自己的存钱箱,掏出所有的零用钱,捐给了汶川人民,可是,无论我们捐多少钱,都挽不回那些已经失去的生命。
这些生命在一场突如其来的地震中死去,不是比卢米更要惨吗?不管我们身在何处,过怎样的生活,都应该积极面对生活,不要让生活成为我们的绊脚石。
卢米不怕生活苦难,坚强不屈地往前走,走过了曲折无比的“道路”,跃过了高其无比的“高山”,历尽千辛万苦,才找到自己的亲生母亲,这是多么幸运的事啊读了《苦儿流浪记》这本书,让我懂得了珍惜现在的美好生活,不浪费一丝时间。
我要感谢生活,因为生活有艰苦的,难过的,美好的,而我就在美好里面,有了美好的生活,想做什么都可以,但我不会浪费时间。
生活就是我的人生,好的人生要靠生活。
所以我爱我的老师,爱我的父母,爱我身边的每一个人,是他们给予我丰富、多彩的生活。
生活:我要感谢你!《苦儿流浪记》读后感《苦儿流浪记》读后感我看过的书中,最吸引我的是《苦儿流浪记》。
《苦儿流浪记》是法国十九世纪著名作家埃克多•马洛写的一部小说。
小说的主人公雷米是英国某世袭贵族家长子。
在他六个月时,他的叔父为了霸占侄儿的财产,偷偷将他抱走,丢弃在巴黎街头。
他的养父巴伯兰将他捡回家,养到八岁后,又把他卖给了江湖艺人维泰利斯。
从此,雷米开始了他以小艺人身份浪迹天涯的生活。
在这段流浪的痛苦生活中,雷米经历了许多事:他曾在漫天风雪的森林中受到野狼的袭击;在矿井里遇到洪水的侵袭;险些因饥寒交迫冻死在花农门前……然而,不论环境多么恶劣,雷米始终抱着坚定的信念,凭着顽强、坚韧的意志,克服了重重困难,终于和生母团聚。
“不经历风雨怎能见彩虹”这就是这小说的道理。
也许你是爸爸妈妈的掌上明珠,爸爸妈妈不会让你受一点伤害,但你要知道不能总是那么惯着你,你要学会勇敢坚强、懂得自己谋生,不能娇生惯养。
我读了后深受启发,我想起了生活中有些人遇到困难挫折就退缩,不敢了,比如考试,考试中同学们遇到难题想不出,就放弃,不去做了;火灾中,人们躲在角落里哭泣、等死;被坏人抓走时,人们听从坏人的指挥……很多人都会怎么做,但这是错的,我现在认为考试遇到难题因先放着,做完了再去反复思考这题,就会想出答案;火灾时我们应该找毛巾打湿,唔住嘴巴,等人来救,这样才有希望活下来;被坏人抓走时我们要机智的与坏人周旋,同时也要想办法逃走……不仅别人会这样解决这类事情,我也会,但现在不会了,以前我写毛笔字总是马马虎虎、三心二意,这个字写不好就换个字,现在我会一直练,直到我练好为止,这样才能写得一手好字。
做奥数题时,我经常遇到难题,就不去做了,经老爸一讲,我才知道这题原来非常简单。
其实只要我坚持做,积极动脑思考肯定能做出来,也就避免了老爸的一顿批评。
《苦儿流浪记》一文给我带来了莫大的启示:我要向雷米学习,学习他的勇敢、坚强;学习他的对困难不逃避、不放弃,只要我们具有雷米的精神就会尝到胜利的甜味!
《苦儿流浪记》的英文名和主人公的英文名及书的内容简介
【第1句】:Sans Famille (Translation: Without family English title: Nobody"s boy) is an 1878 French novel by Hector Malot. Most recent english translation is Alone in the World by AJ de Bruyn, 200
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【第2句】:Plot
【第3句】:First Volume Jerome Barberin lives with his wife in a little French town, Chavanon. He usually isn"t home, since he works in Paris as a mason. One day he finds a baby boy. The boy wears very fine clothes, so apparently his parents are rich. Barberin offers to take care of the child, hoping to get a good reward. He gives the boy to his wife, and calls him Remi.Afterwards, Barberin gets injured in an accident. He blames his employer and hopes to receive financial compensation in a trial. The trial costs a lot of money, and Barberin tells his wife to sell her cow (her main source of wealth) and to get rid of Remi. She does the former.When Remi is eight years old, Barberin comes home unexpectedly. He sees that Remi is still there and decides to lose no time getting rid of him. The next day Barberin meets a travelling artist in the local pub. His name is Signor Vitalis, and he travels through France with three dogs - Capi, Zerbino and Dolce - and a monkey, Joli-Cœur. Vitalis offers to take care of Remi and Remi leaves his childhood home, without even a chance to say goodbye to his foster mother (who would have done anything to prevent the transaction) and starts a journey of the roads of France. It turns out that Vitalis is a kind man, certainly better company than Barberin. Vitalis teaches him to play the harp and to read. Often Remi is hungry and has no roof over his head; but in the animals, especially in Capi, he gains dear friends, and in Vitalis he finds the father he lacks. Together they travel through France, and they earn a living by giving musical and stage performances. The background of this situation is a very common practice of XIX century: italian wandering music companies coming almost exclusively from the Duchy of Parma and later from Molise and Lucania, travelling and performing round the largest cities of Europe.When they are in Toulouse, a sad incident lands Vitalis into jail. It is not easy for a ten-year-old to feed himself and four animals under his care, and they nearly starve, when they meet the Swan - a little river ship owned by Mrs. Milligan and her ill son Arthur. They take Remi in to entertain the sick boy, but soon start seeing a person in Remi, and he becomes part of the family. He learns that Arthur used to have an elder brother, who disappeared before Arthur was born, and Mrs. Milligan"s brother-in-law, James, has attempted in vain to find him back. This was advantageous for James Milligan, since, by the English law, he was to inherit all of his brother"s fortune if he died childless. This did not work, because soon Arthur was born. After two months Vitalis is released from jail, Remi and the Milligans like to stay together, but Vitalis wants Remi back, and so they say goodbye. However, Mrs. Milligan judges that Vitalis is a very kind and honest man.Vitalis tells Remi that he has done a good choice: one must eat his own bread. But on the way to Paris in a snowstorm Zerbino and Dolce are eaten by wolves and Joli-Cœur catches pneumonia. In an attempt to raise money for the doctor, Remi and Vitalis give a performance and Vitalis sings. Remi has never before heard Vitalis sing so beautifully. And not only Remi is bewildered: a young, and apparently rich lady tells Vitalis that she is amazed to hear his wonderful voice. Vitalis reacts angrily. He explains his skill to the lady by telling that he used to be a singer"s servant. The lady explains he has a resemblance to the singer Vitalo Pedrotti from the Scala di Milano who had disappeared. He shows no gladness when the lady gives a gold coin to Capi. When they return to Joli-Cœur with the money, it"s too late; Joli-Cœur is dead.They now continue their journey to Paris. Vitalis decides to leave Remi with a padrone for the winter, while he trains other animals. Another institution of 19th Century France, a padrone was a man who kept a group of boys, sold by their poverty-stricken parents, who worked for him. Vitalis brings Remi to a padrone he knows - Garofoli. Garofoli isn"t home, and Vitalis tells Remi to wait there, and that he will be back soon. Remi passes there two horrible hours - waiting for Garofoli and talking to an ill-looking boy, Mattia, who keeps houseworking because Garofoli believes him too stupid and incapable of working outside, but keeping the soup pot locked so that Mattia could not eat from it. When the other boys and Garofoli return, Remi witnesses how terribly Garofoli abuses those who do not bring home the amount of money required: he beats and starves them. When Vitalis comes back and sees how the boys are being flogged, he tells Garofoli that he could go to the police, but Garofoli threatens back to tell some people just one name which will make Vitalis red from shame. Vitalis takes the wondering and grateful Remi who is not to return to Garofoli ever again.But this act of love costs Vitalis his life. That night, unable to find a place to stay, Vitalis and Remi collapse in the snowstorm under a fence.Remi wakes up in a bed, with people standing around him: a man, two boys and two girls. The little girl, of about 5-6 years old, watches Remi with talking eyes. Then Remi learns the terrible truth: Vitalis is dead. In an attempt to discover his identity, the policemen take Remi to Garofoli, who reveals the truth: Vitalis used to be the famous Italian singer Carlo Balzani. When he got older, his voice got worse, and he was so ashamed for this that he decided to disappear. He changed his identity to Vitalis.The family take Remi and Capi in. Remi gets a real father, the gardener Pierre Acquin, two brothers, Alexis and Benjamin, and two sisters, Étienette and little mute Lise. Remi especially adores Lise. He teaches her to read and plays the harp for her. Lise loves a Napolitan song in particular. Remi becomes a gardener. But two years later, a terrible hailstrom ruins the glass in the greenhouse, and Acquin is in debts which he cannot pay and has therefore to enter a debt jail. The children go to aunts and uncles. Although the children insist that Remi also belongs to the family, none of the uncles and aunts is willing to take care of Remi. Broken-hearted again, vowing to his brothers and sisters to visit them on his way and bring father news from them, Remi takes his harp and Capi and leaves to the big roads.
苦儿流浪记好词好句。
好词:从容不迫 无比感激 瘦弱 胸有成 失魂落魄 雇佣 毛骨悚然 贫瘠 愁眉苦脸 语重心长 步履蹒跚 依依不舍 神色慌张 畏畏缩缩 脾气暴躁 性格粗鲁 日思夜想 翻来覆去 穷困潦倒 变故 雍容华贵 从容不迫 毛骨悚然 胆怯 忧虑 夹杂 怒容 妥善 坚毅 善罢甘休 犹豫不决 精致 愁眉苦脸 惊骇 愤慨好句:
【第1句】:风就越刮越凶猛了,在天空中“呼呼”作响,吹在脸上就像刀割一般。
没想到过了一会儿,天空就飘起如灰一般的细雪来了。
再过一会儿,细雪就渐渐的变成了雪片,霎时间,四周就变成了银装素裹的世界。
【第2句】:这是一个长相奇特的小孩,脑袋如萝卜一般大,而身子却像柴火棒一般瘦小,只是两只又大又圆的眼睛,一眨一眨的,显得十分可爱。
【第3句】:在寒风刺骨、冰天雪地的夜晚,当雷米睡不着的时候,妈妈会用温暖的双手,一面温暖着雷米的小脚,一面为雷米唱着甜蜜的催眠曲。
【第4句】:“兹喇----兹喇” 由锅底发出一种清脆的声音,转瞬间,屋子里就充满了一种浓浓的香味。
【第5句】:我象从高处掉了下来,一跤跌进了万丈深渊
【第6句】:随之而来的是微笑,微笑中固然夹杂着冷酷无情和不怀好意的神气,然而微笑总归还是微笑。
【第7句】:他开始背了,可是他不是念错了,就是东漏一句,西漏一句,而且支支吾吾,断断续续的
【第8句】:虽然急于惊讶地吸引停顿讨厌满意地神气活现摹仿尖细的惊骇费力地装模作样始终十分惊讶增长造就十分新奇大方解囊喝彩轻轻地失望地四脚朝天恼怒地五湖四海热烈地。
【第9句】:有一天,因为下了一场冰冷的雨,我们比平日回来得早些,于是我鼓足勇气,在同我父亲的谈话中,提出了这个使我忧虑、苦恼的问题。
苦儿流浪记读书卡佳段赏析
片段:原来他们倦缩在一个种花人家的门洞口。
凌晨两点左右,花农开门去市场,发现他们睡在麦秸堆里。
开始,他喊他们起来,可是他们两个人谁也没有动,只有卡比汪汪地叫着。
他急忙拿来一盏灯,发现维泰利斯已经死了,是冻死的;雷米由于有卡比睡在他怀里,胸口还有一口热气,就活下来了。
然后,雷迷被抬到老农的家里,他们把一个孩子叫起来,腾出床位,让他睡到他的床上。
雷米几乎像死人一样,整整的躺了六个小时。
感受:雷米和维泰利斯经历了许多挫折,都是师傅的鼓励。
但这次雷米失去了精神支柱,被花农收养了他和卡比,得到了花农的关爱,悉心照顾他和卡比,把他当做自己的孩子,世间还是好人多。
本书感受:玉不琢,不成器。
雷米就是经历了无数磨难,才成为一个真正 的男子汉,找到了生母。
那次我学自行车,每次都摔德遍体是伤,但回头想想雷米经历困难去克服的精神,我又坚持了下去,最后终于学会了骑自行车。
这虽然是一件生活中很小的事,但使我懂得玉不琢,不成器的真正含义:人一生如果不经历磨难,就不能成大器。
苦儿流浪记主要内容
本书讲述了一个叫雷米的男孩被养父租给了一个卖艺人维泰利斯,从此开始了他开始了浪迹天涯的生活。
在流浪的途中,他经历了许许多多的苦难,但他始终有坚定的信念,终于找到了亲人、朋友,和生母团聚。
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