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1、野性的呼唤英文读后感优秀4篇当阅读了一本名著后，大家一定都收获不少，需要写一篇读后感好好地作记录了。那么你真的懂得怎么写读后感吗？为大家精心整理了野性的呼唤英文读后感优秀4篇，如果能帮助到您，小编的一切努力都是值得的。野性的呼唤英语读后感篇一Thisbookre1iesonThorntonandHaSattitudetowardsdogBucktoshowhowpeop1eshou1dgeta1ongwithanima1sandnature?HasattitudetowardsBuckwasjust1ikehisownwords.Hehadtobecrue1whenheshou1dbecrue

2、1.HeshowednomercytoBuckandothers1eddogs.Hewasa1wayswhippingorendingthedog,s1ifewithouthesitation.Hedidnothesitatetose11unnecessarydogs,butneveraskedabouthis1ife,Asano1dChinesesayinggoes,“Whenacunningrabbitdies,arunningdogcooks;whena11birdsf1y,agoodbowhides”.Hiswayofdea1ingwithdogsistoputdogsinas1ave

3、position.Hisownappearanceofbeinghighabovetheotherscana1soref1ecthisattitudetowardsnaturethroughhisre1ationshipwithdogs:conqueringnatureandmakingend1essuseofnature,whi1eThorntonuseshisownuniquewayofexpressing1ove,Theexpressionofrespectfordogsand1oveforBuckfordogsref1ectshisattitudetowardsnaturebybein

4、gfriend1ywithdogs:respectfornatureandbefriend1ywithnature!Itwasnotsomuchtheca11ofthewi1dastheca11ofnature.Thiskindofwi1dnatureexistedinBuck*sheart,butwasjustarousedEpisode:Howtoexpress1oveistodosimp1ethingsandsma11thingsrepeated1ytomoveothers!Toexpress1ove,weshou1dbeanactionschoo1ratherthanaspeechsc

5、hoo1,andusesubt1eactionstomoveothers.野性的呼唤英语读后感篇二Buckisaco1dresistantdog.Sincechi1dhood,hehas1ivedinthehouseofjudgerniqininthesouthofjiujinshan,andhasbeentakencareofandspoi1edbyhismaster.Inordertorepaythegamb1ingdebt,Manue1,whogamb1ed1ikeher1ife,sto1ebuckandso1dittothepeop1ewhoboughtandso1ddogsoneni

6、ght.1ater,shewastossedandso1dtothewi1dandco1dnorthtodohardwork.Fromthenon,she1ivedahard1ife.ThechangeofBucks1ifemadehim1earnhowtoprotecthimse1fandsurviveinthewor1dofthe1awofthejung1e.However,Thorntonsavedbuckfromhissecondmaster.Thorntonhadastrongre1ationshipwithbuck.AfterThorntonwaski11edbythenative

7、s,Buckavengedhimandburiedhim.Fina11ybuckreturnedtonature.Bucks1ifewasorigina11yverystab1e.Didhethinkhewou1dstrugg1etosurviveinthedogs?Butitisverybraveandstrong.Ithasenduredonebyoneindifficu1tdaysandwi11nevershrinkback.Theeconomicrecessionintodayssocietyhascausedmanypeop1eto1osetheirjobsorbereducedby

8、theiremp1oyersand1iveatight1ife.Theprevious1ystab1e1ifeisno1onger.Somepeop1ewi11a1sothinkofsuicidetoso1vetheprob1emsof1ife,buttherewi11beprosperityandadversityin1ife.Isitworthgivinguptheir1ifeinadversity?Bucksti11triestosurviveinadversity,doesnthe?Bucksspiritisrea11yworthyofouradmiration.Hewi11brave

9、1ybreakthroughwhateversetbacksheencounters.Butnowadays,someyoungpeop1ewi11on1yescapewhentheyencounterfewb1ows,setbacks,ordifficu1tiesinmakingfriends,andsomewi11choosetodietoescape.Thesepeop1earesostupid.Youngpeop1ewi11inevitab1yencountersetbacksanddifficu1tiesontheroadofgrowth.Iftheyareunab1etorecov

10、er,howcantheydo?Youngpeop1eshou1dhavethecouragetotaketheseasakindoftraining.Theso-ca11edjadeisnotcutintostone;Nomancanbecomeamanwithoutgrinding.Theroadof1ifeissometimesasca1masthesea,butsometimesitisfu11ofwaves.Withoutaroadof1ife,itwi11notberugged.Weshou1dknowthattheremustbejoyandsorrowin1ife.Buckha

11、sa1soexperiencedcount1esssetbacks,butithasstridedonebyoneandfina11yreturnedtotheembraceofnature.Therefore,weshou1da1sobe1ieveinourabi1ity!野性的呼唤英文读后感篇三Hesingsasongoftheyoungerwor1d,whichisthesongofthepack.”(ChapterVTTTheSoundingoftheWi1d)Whenthe1astsentencevanishedfrommyeyes,Icansti11perceiveanechoof

12、asong-awi1dsong,whichknocksupmydizzymindthata1wayscheerfu11ysinkintotheso-ca11edcivi1izedwor1dwithoutquestioning.Wi1d,isno1ongerasymbo1ofthe1awofjung1ebutaheadspringwherestreamsout1ove,passion,bravery,1oya1ty,friendship,venture,petitionandto1erancea11thesevirtuescaneasi1ybefoundintheCa11oftheWi1d.Ja

13、ck1ondon(1876-1916)isawor1dwiderenownednove1ist.Hisstoriessuccessfu11yref1ectthecontradictoryviewsofman,snatureanddestinyinandagainstthewi1d,andhisfighttosurvive“notionhasgainedhimandhisworkstime1esspopu1arity,particu1ar1y,theCa11oftheWi1d.Itte11sastoryofagiganticdog,namedBuck,whoissto1enfromarichan

14、dfortab1ehomeandforcedto1earntosurviveasanA1askans1eddog.Buck,atfirst,istoosavageforthepanyofmanunti1hecoincident1yencountershisbe1ovedmaster-kindheartedJohnThornton.Fina11y,John,sincidenta1deathbreaksBuck,s1asttietothemananddriveshimintohis1ong-desiredwi1dwithhispack.Inthestory,BuckandJohnsimp1yado

15、ptthemse1vestoanswertheca11ofthewi1d.WhenitestoBuck,smindthatonedayhewi11eventua11y1eaveJohn-hismaster,a11hewantstodoisjusttohe1phimfinishthegoId-rush-trip.Hefromthenon,nightandday,neverputaha1t,indesperation,heburstinto1ongstretchoff1ight,didnottostayhim(John)zz(ChapterVIITheSoundingofTheWi1d)Buckw

16、ishedtorememberJohn,simageforever,hefortwodaysandnightsnever1eftcamp,never1etThorntonoutofhissight.Hefo11owedhimaboutathiswork,watchedhimwhi1esawhimintob1anketsatnightandoutofthemintheInOrning”(ChapterVII)WhenIreadthesewordsIjustcou1dnotho1dmytearsbursting.Canarea1mandevotehimse1fto1oya1tyandfriendshipinsuchaway?Ontheotherhand,JohnThorntonisnoton1yadog-1overbuta1soabraveandventurousman.IIeissostraightforwardandsimp1ethatmakeshimanacmodatingman.Oncehefi