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Today, I read a masterpiece written by the famous American writer Mark Twain - "The Prince and the Pauper".

The story goes like this: one day a long time ago, the two protagonists of the story, Prince Edward, and Tom the Paple, were born at the same time. Although this is the case, their identities are very different.

One is Tom, a ragged pauper, and the other is Edward, the heir to the throne. One day when they were thirteen years old, by chance, Tom and Edward dramatically switched roles. Because they looked alike, no one recognized them.

Tom spent a long time in the palace and learned to cope with and use power. And because he lived in the "garbage alley" when he was a child and knew the suffering of some people, he abolished many cruel punishments; And Edward suffered a lot at the bottom of society, and experienced first-hand the pain and injustice of the people and the domineering of the people. By chance, he switched roles with Tom again, ascended the throne of king, abolished the royal law, made new laws, and finally became a beloved new king.

I think Tom lived at the bottom of society until he was thirteen, and he became a prince purely by accident. The book is right that the poor want to have the glory and wealth of a prince, but they are not willing to give up their freedom; And the prince wants to have freedom, but he is also unwilling to give up his glory and wealth, which shows that people have a luxury at any time, take Tom and Edward as an example, Tom was a beggar before he was thirteen years old, although he had no money, but he could play freely, fantasized about being a prince, and had glory and wealth, but after he became a prince, he felt that he was imprisoned in a "cage" made of **. Although he enjoys glory and wealth, he lives a life of fine clothes and fine food.

But more than ever, he misses his free time in the "garbage alley." When the real King Edward did what he wanted, panting for tattered clothes, wandered from place to place like Tom before. Still, I think they're clumsy.

Because Edward was poor, he tasted the bitterness and bitterness of life, so he benefited a lot: because he lived the same life as the common people, he discovered political evils, which was very beneficial for him to rule the country, and besides, I also think that Tom and Edward were very kind, because if the prince was not kind, Tom would not enter the palace, let alone lead to this series of things. And after Tom became a prince, he abolished many cruel laws and released many innocent prisoners.

Good people are rewarded, and in the end the prince finally ascends to the throne of the emperor, and Tom becomes an advisor to the emperor.

After reading this book, I thought of something I had never thought of before: that it is impossible for one person to make his life perfect at any time, and that there are pros and cons to everything, because everything is relative: if you have this, you have to give up the other.

Moreover, I also feel that people, whether they are in prosperity and wealth, or in poverty, must have a kind heart and do good things for everyone and others!

During the holidays, I read one of the masterpieces of the American writer Mark Twain, "The Prince and the Pauper".

Its story is set in 16th-century English society, and through dramatic plots, through the dislocation of identities to construct a bizarre story.

The protagonists of the story, Tom the Poor and Edward, the Prince, are two very different characters. Tom was born in a town alley "garbage compound" in England, and on the same day that Tom was born, Edward was born, and he was born in the royal palace of England. Tom, a poor child, grew up in a poor life with no clothes and no food, fantasizing that he would one day become a rich prince, while Edward, tired of the rigid and empty court life, also fantasized about being able to taste the taste of being a poor child among the people.

However, one day, Tom saw Edward outside a manor, and Edward then called Tom to his room. Due to the curiosity of the two people, they changed their clothes, and the lives of the two people changed because of this "change". After changing their clothes, they turned out to be as if they hadn't changed, and the two of them looked exactly the same.

Tom wasn't born poor, and Edward wasn't born a prince, all the difference was in dress and status. When the poor man put on the clothes of a prince, everyone regarded him as a prince; After Edward put on the clothes of a poor child, everyone decided that he was a poor child, there was neither "natural wealth" nor "natural kingship", the key to the problem was only what clothes to wear and what status to be in.

This story may seem impossible after reading it, a lowly and poor child and a noble-born prince, just because they look the same, they switch roles, and in the end they are reversed, it is indeed a fairy tale, but it reflects a contradiction in people's hearts: Edward, as a prince, wants to live a free and unfettered life, but does not want to give up glory and wealth; Tom wants to be a prince with supreme power, but he doesn't want to give up a free life. Although this work is a distance from us, it profoundly reflects the psychology of many people in modern times.

Mencius once said, "Fish, I do what I want; Bear's paws, as well as what I want, I can't have both. "Wealth and freedom cannot be possessed at the same time, one must be given up in order to have the other.

It is through this kind of fairy tale story that the author satirizes the society at that time, criticizes the evils of society, and fights against all social ills and all exploitation, oppression, and inequality.

Reading this story not only made me understand a lot of truths, but also made me understand Mark Twain better, "The Prince and the Pauper" is indeed a good **, I hope I can read better ** in the future, find the truth in the ocean of books, and improve my quality.

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Text: The story of this book is extremely rich in imagination and humorous in language, which not only brings joy to children, but also greatly stimulates children's imagination and yearning for pure, kind and beautiful things.

It also taught me a life lesson, don't be vain in your work, don't be like John. You have to work hard, you can't give up halfway, you have to be like a prince and a beggar. Although they all have their own dreams, they can all succeed in the end through their unremitting efforts.

Prince Edward and Poor Tom swapped places with each other through a chance encounter, and the prince became a poor child, and the poor child became a prince. Poor Tom wears the clothes of a prince and enjoys all the glory and wealth in the royal palace, and he also becomes the new king of England. The real prince, Edward, wanders around and has to endure poverty and the bullying and ridicule of beggars.

With the help of the good guy Houghton, Prince Edward went through many hardships, corrected his bad habits, and finally returned to the royal palace. And poor Tom, condemned by his conscience, returned the throne that did not belong to him to the real prince. After that, Edward became a benevolent monarch and lived happily with his people.

My feeling is that the environment makes a person. Poor children who grow up in slums can better understand the sufferings of the people and feel the warmth and warmth of human feelings more deeply, so that they can cherish their hard-won happiness more and benefit more hard-working people.

And the prince, who enjoyed the glory and wealth in the royal palace, and the life of the kingdom, never experienced the days of fear in the rich environment, and knew that his people lived in water and fire, and worked hard to benefit the people.

The book "The Prince and the Pauper" taught me that in a difficult environment, you can't lose a kind heart. We must learn to appreciate the hardships of the common people and cherish the hard-won life now.

After reading "The Prince and the Pauper": The book tells the story of the exchange of identities between the prince and the beggar. The superiority of the territory and family is not worth boasting about, and when the prince is reduced to a beggar, he is nothing.

Inner cultivation is the most important, and when the opportunity comes, the beggar becomes a prince, and he can make achievements with wisdom. If you are a prince, you cherish what you have. If you are a beggar, you don't give up on yourself, work hard to live, and look forward to the opportunity to change your fate.

What grows in a greenhouse has a different vitality than what is born naturally. However, it cannot be generalized, because innate resources are competitive forces that cannot be ignored.

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