老人与海英语读书笔记 .pdf

老人与海英语读书笔记

【篇一：老人与海英文读后感】

readingreportoftheoldmanandthesea

theoldmanandtheseawaswrittenbyanamericanwriter

namedernesthemingway.ithasbeentranslatedintotensof

languages,andthewriterwassoproudofhiswork.

santiago,theheroofthestory,hadgoneeighty-fourdays

withouttakingafishback.atfirst,aboynamedmanolionhad

beenwithhim,butsantiagocouldn’tcatchevenonefish.the

boyhadgoneathisparents’ordersinaluckyboatwhich

caughtthreegoodfishthefirstweek,andthecouplethought

thatitwasdefinitelyandfinallybadtolettheirboystaywith

theoldfisherman.onsantiago’seighty-fifthdayoffishing,he

wentoutalone,leavingthesmellofthelandbehindand

rowingoutintothecleanearlymorningsmellofocean.tohis

surprise,hecaughtatunawhichhehadneverseenbeforeand

itwashardtobelievethatthetunawasbiggerthanhisboat.

later,thebloodfromthetunaleftatrailforallsharksaswide

asahighway,sofightingagainstsharkswasunavoidable.the

resultwasthatsharksateupallthemeatofthetunaand

santiagoonlybroughtthetunaskeletonback.hewassotired

thathesleptdeeplyassoonashegothome,dreamingoflions.

inthisstory,santiagowasanoldandpoorwidowthoughhe

wasgoodatfishingandhadsomuchvaluableexperience.he

onlylivedonfishingallhislife.atlonglast,hejustbroughtthe

skeletonback,youmaythinksuchafishermanshouldbea

loser,butthisresultdidn’tmeanfailing.onthecontrary,

hemingwayusedtheskeletonwhichwasthepillarofspiritto

strengthenthemeaningoftheoldman’slife.santiagowas

describedasaperfectpersonwhonevergaveup.

theboynamedmanolionappearedinthebeginningandatthe

end.evenduringsantiago’svoyage,healwayscametothe

pooroldman’smind.hewastheonlypersonwhocared

santiagosincerely,trustsantiagoabsolutely,an