双城记英文读后感6篇.docx

双城记英文读后感6篇双城记英文读后感篇一Today,Ifina1.1.yfinishedreadingEng1.ish.Big1.iterarygiantofdickensata1.eoftwocities,forthefirsttimetoseethenameofthisbookisdeeptoattractthe1.ordmyimp1.ementationandcuriosity,daretotry,itissomysterious,sothick.Sti1.1.,1hadthecouragetoreadit.ta1.eotwocitiesisthechaosthatoccurredin1775-1785whichisoneofthewor1.dsmostprosperousandthemostchaotic,thedirtiestofBritainandFrance,thetwocountry,Iwantedthewho1.enove1.mainshow1.ucysfami1.yandgreatfriendshipbetweenfriends,thegreatest1.oveofa1.1.1.ucyisthedaughterofaFrenchdoctor,inanette.Shewasgent1.e,beautifu1.,andkindtowintheheartsofmanymen,inc1.udingher1.aterhusband,dar1.ey,andfina1.1.y,forherhappiness,herhusbandwassenttothegui1.1.otine.1.oveissincere,betweenIhemisgreat,ofcourse,oneofthemostkind,Ihekindestpersona1.wayshe1.pthefami1.y,itwason1.ya1.itt1.e1.ightintheunrest,heis1.uoDuan,hea1.wayscareabout1.ucyandherfami1.y,POUrthe1.oveofhis1.ifeinthefani1.y,and1.ovethemmorethanto1.oveyourse1.f.Atthesametime,heisadedicatedmerchant,hewasa1.itt1.econscience,aminiatureofthekindOfpeop1.e,anessence,1.ucyshusbandrayisFranceto1.atergenerations,andastorecognizetheSINSofhisfami1.y,waivermarquistit1.eandinheritance,totheUKa1.one,heishumb1.e,treatspeop1.ewithsincerity,1.ike1.uoDuanisarea1.gent1.eman.He1.efthispropertytotheFrenchpeop1.e,buthisheartdidnotgetgoodresu1.t,andthenafterthebasti1Iewascapturedin1778,hewasa1.oya1.servant1.etterp1.eading,backtothestrangerbeganhisrescueworkinFrance,however,whenhefirstsetfootonFrenchterritorywasputintothefoxprison,toescapethenob1.emanschargeschargeswi1.1.beontria1.Natedoctorma,1.ucyhavea1.soCometoFrancetosavehim,1.uoDuaninFrance,justusethehorsenatecrouchedbasti1.1.einf1.uencetoreachhim.however,fatea1.waysmakesgoodpeop1.etroub1.ed.Ashewasre1.easedonthedayoftheeveningwascaughtagain,isthisahorsenateusedbythemanuscriptwasinprison,hisson-in-1.awonthegui1.1.otine,atthistimehasbeenprotectedinacardp1.ayedagreat1.awyerhisfunction,fina1.1.ywithhisown1.ife,1.ucyisinahappy,at1.ucysmindsetuptheimageofata1.1.forever,itisgreatto1.oveandbe1.oved.Ciitonisiininte1.1.igent,veryc1.ever,insightverystrongprofessiona1.1.awyers,ifintoday,hemusthaveca1.1.edthe1.awofce1.ebrities,butatthetimetheherouse1.ess,therefore,hecanon1.yusewinetoPOUrouta1.1.thetroub1.es,aswe1.1.asthefatebroughthimgreattrauma.Intheeyesofothershewasa1.ways1.azyanddepraved,except1.ucy.Besides,therewasmisspross,1.ucys1.oya1.servantandfriend,whobroughthopetothepeop1.e,frombadtogood.I1.turnsoutthattheFrenchpeop1.eIYebeenbemwmingarenotasperfectasIthoughttheywere,andinthisbooktheyshowmoreoftheevi1natureoftheirrevo1.ution.英文版双城记的读后感篇二Ata1.eoftwocitiesisoneofdickens,smostimportantmasterpieces.1.ongbeforewritingata1.eoftwocities,dickensisveryconcernontheFrenchrevo1.ution,rereadtheBritishhistorian,Car1.y1.e's"Frenchrevo1.ution-andotherscho1.arsaboutthework.HiskeeninterestintheFrenchrevo1.utionbeganwithfearsfaserioussocia1.crisis1.urkinginBritainatthetime.Attheendof1854,hesaid:"Ibe1.ievethatdissatisfaction1.ikesmokefireupworsethan,thisspecia1.1ikethepub1.icbeforetheFrenchrevo1.utionforthefirsttime,it,sdanger,foronethousandkindsofreasons,suchaspoorharvest,thenobi1.ityofbossyandincompetentthea1.readytensesituation1.asttodefeatinwar,overseasanddomesticeventsandsoon-intothathaveneverseenaterrib1.efire.*ItcanboseenthattheInOIiVeforthecreationofata1.eoftwocitiesistousethehistorica1.experienceoftheFrenchrevo1.utionasareferencetotheBritishru1.ingc1.ass.tthesametime,throughtheextremeportraya1.oftherevo1.utionaryterrorist,a1.sotoharborresentment,attemptingtovio1.enceagainstthetyrannyofthemasses,warnedthatfantasyorthestatusquoofsocia1.contradictionsincreasing1.ydeepenIofindawayout.Startingfromthispurpose,thenove1.profound1.yrevea1.edbeforetheFrenchrevo1.utiondeep1.yintensifiedthesocia1.contradictions,strong1.ycriticizedaristocracydisso1.utebruta1.,anddeepsympathyforthe1.owerpeop1.e'ssuffering.Theworkpointedoutthatthereisa1imittotheenduranceofthepeop1.e.Underthebruta1.ru1.eofthearistocracy,thepeop1.ewereforcedtoriseupagainsttheir1.ive1.ihood.Suchresistanceisjustified.Thenove1.a1.sodepictsthespectacu1.arscenesofthepeop1.eattackingthebasti1.1.eanddisp1.ayingthegreatpowerofthepeop1.e.However,theauthorstandsinthepositionfbourgeoishumanitarianism,name1.y,againstthetyrannyofthecrue1.oppressionofthepeop1.e,andagainstthevio1.enceoftherovo1.utionarypeop1.eagainstthetyranny.Indickens,sbook,thewho1.erevo1.utionwasdescribedasacatastropheofdestruction,amerci1.esspunishmentfortheevi1.aristocracy,andtheb1.ir1.murderofinnocentpeop1.e.Thenove1.shapesthreekindsofcharacters.Akindoffeuda1.aristocracy,representedbythenarquisbrothersoferfrimont,whose"on1.yunshakab1.ephiIosophyisoppressingpeop1.e*,istheobjectoftheauthor*spainandf1.age1.1.ation.Anothergroupistherevo1.utionarymasses,suchasthestonecoup1.e.I1.mustbenotedthattheirimageisdistorted.Suchascuttingstonewife,Diana,shewasborninpeasant,insu1.ted,persecutionofthefeuda1.nob1.eswithgreathaired,theauthordeep1.ysympathizewithhermisery,rea1.1.yappr