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鲁滨孙漂流记读后感范文合集

第一篇：鲁滨孙漂流记读后感WhereThereIsa“Robinson”,ThereIsaWay--AfterReadingRobinsonCruseRobinsonCrusoe,thecompletetitlebeingTheLifeandStrangeSurprisingAdventuresofRobinsonCrusoe,isthefamousnovel,whichwaswrittenbyDanielDefoe.Infact,IlearneditsChineseversioninmyprimaryschool.OurstudentswerealltoldthatRobinsonwasagreathero.Helikedadventuresandheovercamevariousdifficultiestosurvive.Thesearejustinmyhead.Today,WehaveaopportunitytorereaditinEnglishLiteraturecourse.Ihavesomenewideas.ThestoryofRobinsonCrusoecanbepidedintothreeparts:Robinson’syouthandthetimeuptohisshipwreck;histwenty-eightyearsonanisolatedisland;hislifeafterbeingrescuedfromtheisland.Thestoryhappenedinthemiddleof17thcentury,inwhichEnglishbourgeoisiewasatitsearlystageofdevelopment.Peopledesiredtosearchforwealth.Robinson,hewasatypicalrepresentative.Toacquiremorefortune,hewasatriskofhislifetosailintheocean.Thestorybegun.Healwayswantedtogotoseaandhesucceedingoingtwice.Buthisfatherinsistedthatheshouldn’tdothat.HewantRobinsontoinherithiswealthandliveapeacefullife.Incontrast,Robinsondidn’tthinkso.Hethoughtheshouldpursuehisdream.Itoccurstomethatthemajorofusinmodernsocietyalwaysaresatisfiedwithcurrentlife.Theywishtheycouldacquiresomethingwithoutlabor.Robinson’sbehaviortellsusthatweshouldnotbeafraidhardshipinsteadofbeingbrave,ambitiousandachievingourdreams.ThesecondpartmainlytellsusthathowRobinsonsurvivedfor28yearsintheuninhabitedisland.Ofcourse,hemusthavecomplainedtheunfairfateatthattime,butfinally,hisconfidence,positivethought,andtherespectforlifemadehimsurvive,Hebuilthouse;hetrainedgoatsformilkandmeat;hegrewcornstomakebread;hedriedthegrapesetc.Hewasgoodattakingadvantageofbeneficialfactorsandovercamedrawbacks.Ican’timaginethatwhatshouldIdoifIhappenedtomeetwithsuchthing.Itrightshowsthatonlybecalmandnevergiveupdowecontinueourlife.Now,whenmanypeoplehavesomeunimportanttroubles,theyoftenareunhappyorevensuicide.ComparedwithRobinson,wearetooweak.weshouldlearntobeastrong-mindedperson.Besides,weshouldbethankfulforthepeaceful