《老人与海》英文读后感篇一：老人与海英文ReadingReportofTheOldManandtheSeaTheOldManandtheSeawaswrittenbyanAmericanwriternamedErnestHemingway.Ithasbeentranslatedintotensoflanguages,andthewriterwassoproudofhiswork.Santiago,theheroofthestory,hadgoneeighty-fourdayswithouttakingafishback.Atfirst,aboynamedManolionhadbeenwithhim,butSantiagocouldn’tcatchevenonefish.Theboyhadgoneathisparents’ordersinaluckyboatwhichcaughtthreegoodfishthefirstweek,andthecouplethoughtthatitwasdefinitelyandfinallybadtolettheirboystaywiththeoldfisherman.OnSantiago’seighty-fifthdayoffishing,hewentoutalone,leavingthesmellofthelandbehindandrowingoutintothecleanearlymorningsmellofocean.Tohissurprise,hecaughtatunawhichhehadneverseenbeforeanditwashardtobelievethatthetunawasbiggerthanhisboat.Later,thebloodfromthetunaleftatrailforallsharksaswideasahighway,sofightingagainstsharkswasunavoidable.TheresultwasthatsharksateupallthemeatofthetunaandSantiagoonlybroughtthetunaskeletonback.Hewassotiredthathesleptdeeplyassoonashegothome,dreamingoflions.Inthisstory,Santiagowasanoldandpoorwidowthoughhewasgoodatfishingandhadsomuchvaluableexperience.Heonlylivedonfishingallhislife.Atlonglast,hejustbroughttheskeletonback,youmaythinksuchafishermanshouldbealoser,butthisresultdidn’tmeanfailing.Onthecontrary,Hemingwayusedtheskeletonwhichwasthepillarofspirittostrengthenthemeaningoftheoldman’slife.Santiagowasdescribedasaperfectpersonwhonevergaveup.TheboynamedManolionappearedinthebeginningandattheend.EvenduringSantiago’svoyage,healwayscametothepooroldman’smind.HewastheonlypersonwhocaredSantiagosincerely,trustSantiagoabsolutely,andtheyoungboywantedtobeaninheritorofSantiago’scareer.Hemingwaynotonlytoldustheexperienceoffishingshouldbespreadfromgenerationtogeneration,butalsoexpectedustoadmire,tolearnfromandtocarryonthespiritofSantiago.TheappearanceofManilionwasnotbychance,whichwasarrangedbyHemingway.DuringSantiago’slongvoyage,howmuchhewishedtheboycouldhavebeenwithhimtodrivehislonelinessaway.Youthisthesymbolofenergyandhope.Evenanoldmancanbeyounginside.LionsappearedseveraltimesinSantiago’sdreamsfortheywerelivinginhisheart,whichshowedthespiritofSantiagowouldneverbelow.Thecomingofthesharkscouldnotbeavoided.Theycanbethoughtasattackwhichcanswallowyoursuccessandhappiness.Thestorytellsmetofacetheproblemshappenedinmylifewithaheartaswideasocean.Thoughtheoldmanwaslonely,hewasatravelerwhowalkedontheroadofrealizinghisideals.Buthewasnotaloneatthemoment,forhiswillwassofirm.TheOldManandtheSeahaswontheNobelPrizeatlast,whichisacomforttothewriter.本文版权归曼界森英书下载网及英文电子书下载网共同所有篇二：老人与海英文读后感老人与海英文读后感《老人与海》(TheOldManandtheSea)，是现代美国小说作家海明威创作于1952年的一部中篇小说，也是作者生前发表的最后一部小说。作为他最著名的作品之一，它围绕一位老年古巴渔夫，与一条宏大的马林鱼在离岸非常远的湾流中搏斗。尽管对它有不同的文学评价，但它在20世纪小说和海明威的作品中是值得注目的，奠定了他在世界文学中的突出地位。《老人与海》英文版读后感Thisyearwintervacation,IreadtheAmericanwell-knownwriterHemingwaysnoveloldpersonandsea.Iextremelyadmireinthenoveltheseniorfishermanswill,heletmeunderstandonepersoncertainlymusthaverelentlessspirit,onlythencouldobtainsuccessfully.Thenoveldescriptionisoneyearnearsixtyyearsofageseniorfisherman,whenalonegoestoseainonefishing,fishedonebigfish,actuallydidnotpull.Theseniorfishermansociali...
