远大前程英文读后感篇一：远大前程读后感(英文版)ThoughtsonGreatExpectationsDuringthelastmonth,IhavebeenreadingthenovelnamedGreatExpectationsbyCharlesDickens.IsetupmymindtofinishreadingitforthesimplereasonthatIhavereadtheChineseversionofthisgreatnovelandIwasdeeplyattractedbythestory.ThemaincharacterinthisnovelisPipandthewholestorygoeslikethis:Pipwasaorphanandwasbroughtupbyhissister“byhand”.HissisterMrs.Joewasverystrictwithhimwhilehisbrother-in-lawtreathimkindly.Asaresult,thetwodevelopedaintimaterelationship.SincePipwasaskedtovisitMissHavishams’shouse,hismindandhisfatebegantochange.InMissHavishams’shome,PipsawheradopteddaughterEstellaandfellinlovewithheratthefirstsight.Thenhewasdeterminedtobewell-educatedandbecomeagentlemaninordertodeservethebeautifulgirlEstella.Andmuchtohisdelight,hewasgivenalargesumofmoneyandanopportunitytostudyabroadbyananonymousperson.Afteraperiodoftime,hisgreatexpectationscametrueandhebecameagentlemanatlast.However,hefoundoutthatthemoneywasofferedbythecriminalhehadsavedwhenhewasyoung.Hefeltashamedanddidn’twanttousethemoneyanymore.What’sworse,thecriminalMagwitchescapedfromprisontovisitPipandwasnoticedbythepolice.Atlast,MagwitchwassentencedtodeathandPipledanormallife.Thebeautifulladybecameawidowasherhusbanddied.ButPipstilllovedherandpromisedtobefriendswithherallthesame.Thisendingisabitreaasuring.Amongthoseseveralcharactersinthenovel,myfavouriteisMagwitch.Hewashomelessandpoorwhenhewasyoungandheusedtobeputintoprisonseveraltimes.Noonecaredabouthim,sowhenlittlePipsavedhimbygivinghimsomefood,hefeltmoved.AndheborePip’shelpinhismind.Whenhewasexiledoverseas,hewasdeterminedtomakealotofmoneyandhelpPipbecomeagentleman.Heworkedhardandsavedeverycoinhecould,andthensentittoPip.HedidallofthesesecretlyinordertopreventlittlePipfrombeingembarrassed.AfterPipbecamearealgentleman,MagwitchreturnedtoEnglandinsecretonlytoseewhetherPiphadledagoodlife.WhatwecanfindfromhimisdeeploveforPip.Althoughthesocietyhasdesertedhim,heisnotdesertedbyhimself.DifferentfromMissHavishamswhoisblack-hearted,Magwitchislikeafather.HeshowedhislovetoPipwithoutanyhesitation.HewasjustlikePip’sfather.ThisiswhyIadmirehimverymuch.ThenwhenIlookbackintooursociety,IfindthatsomeparentsarenotasgoodasthecriminalMagwitch.Casesarethatparentspushtheirchildrentoworkhardinordertobeadmittedintothecollegewheretheywereeagertogowhentheywereyoung.Thisusuallyleadstotwoconsequences.Oneisthatthechildrenareexertedtoomuchpressureandtheygotoextremes.Theotheristhattheirchildrendoastheyaretoldtoanddon’thavetheirindependentthinking.Theylackthecomprehensiveabilitiestocopewithfiercecompetitionintoday’ssociety.Inotherwords,theyarelikelytosurviveinthiscompetitiveworld.Godisequaltoeveryone.WhenMagwitchknewthatEstellawashisdaughterandhadbeenlovedbyPip,hefeltrelieved.Iamalsorelievedbecauseonegoodturndeservesanother.篇二：英文远大前程英文版读后感远大前程英文版读后感GreatExpectationsisanovelbyCharlesDickens,afamouswriterfromEngland.ItisthestoryoftheorphanPip’slife.ThecharacterinthisnovelgavemethedeepimpressionwasPip.HefellinlovewithEstella.Educatinghimselfforthegirl,Pipstudiedashardashecould.WhydidheloveEstellasomuch?Notforherbeautifulface,hertreasure.Pippaidoutsomuchforthelove.AlthoughEstelladidn’ttreathimwellandeventhatshedidn’trespecthimatall!Sheputthefoodforhimasadog,buthedidn’thateher.Onthecontrary,heleftfromhishomewithPip/sfriends.Pipjustwantedtobeagentleman.Heabandonedalotthanhegot.Ican’tunderstandwhyhedoitinthisway.Ithinkit’snotworthatall.Ifonepersondon’tlikeyouornotrespectyou,youneedn’tdoeverythingforher.Soitmademequitesad.IfeelsorryforPip.Hehadaverydifficultlife...MissHavishamisalsoacharacterwholeftmeadeepimpression.Shewasapoorlady.Hermotherdiedyoung.Herfartherwasveryrichandveryproudwithonlyonechild,MissHavisham,ishisfirstwife.Infact,MissHavishamshouldhaveanicelife,butherweddingwasdestroyedbyherfiance.Hebrokeherheartandshewasangry.Shewantedtoretaliateallmen.Shewasreallyakindwoman.Butshechoseawrongwaytocontinueherlife.MissHavishamwantedtohurtotherpersons.Andshehaddone.Thiswasnotgoodforher.Onlymadeherfeelalittlecomfortablebuttherewerealsomorevictimsintheworld.TheaboveiswhatIgetfromthenovelinthetextbookandtoconcludemyopinioninonesentence,Ishouldsaythatpeopleshouldnotdependonothers.
