Which hero helped me write a reading experience? Help, any book is fine! Write your thoughts! 500 wo

Maxim. Gorky's "Childhood" is world-famous. On a very ordinary Sunday afternoon, I flipped through it. Emotions also fluctuate with the rows of black Songti characters on ...... book

The protagonist Alyosha lost his father at the age of four, followed his grief-stricken mother and kind grandmother to the house of his tyrannical and bankrupt grandfather, who was often beaten by his violent grandfather. But the kind grandmother protected him everywhere.

At his maternal grandfather's house, he got to know many "quiet" relatives, including two selfish, insatiable uncles Mikhailo and Yakov, who were desperate to separate the family, and two cousins named Sara. The simple and loving Alyosha "Little Tsgang" (Ivan) used his arm to block the whip that his grandfather hit Alyosha every time, although he would be red and swollen from the whip. But he was strong, but later he crushed ...... to death when he helped his second uncle Yakov carry the cross

Alyosha's childhood was spent in the family of a typical Russian burgher: greedy, cruel, ignorant; intrigue between fathers and sons, brothers, and husbands and wives; In order to fight for property, they often quarrel and fight over trivial matters, ......But in this dark family, there is a hard-working, strong, and kind grandmother. She often told Alyosha beautiful mythological stories, and also subtly taught him to be a person who did not want to bow to ugly phenomena.

Alyosha's childhood was dark, just like his family. There were so many cruel things around him that sometimes even he couldn't believe it could happen. But fortunately, there is a grandmother, the spiritual pillar of the whole family.

Alyosha also knew a lot of other people: a few tenants after moving into the new house, the third young master next door, and so on. Alyosha understood some truths from some of the "strange" actions of his family.

Compared to Alyosha, our childhood was splendid and colorful; It is free of worries and pains, and it is carefree. There are so many children who don't even know what "beating" is, because we have never experienced what it is like to be beaten or whipped by others. Maybe it was an unimaginable pain.

Of course, in addition to this, there are few intrigues between family members in our lives, and greedy, ** things like fights over property. There will be no "terrorist incident" that has never been thought of, such as brutally torturing an innocent person to death for no reason.

Oh my God, in such a comparison, our childhood is very different from Alyosha's. We live in honey pots every day, soaked in sweet water, piled up with golden money, ......How blessed we are! We never have to think about food, clothing, housing and transportation, which is enough for adults to worry about, and it is not our turn.

How naïve we are. Indeed, we don't have to be like Alyosha who was only eleven years old and went to the "world" to wander alone. But after reading "Childhood", we should regret the extravagance we once had, we should stop wasting it, and we should learn to cherish it.

1. Abstract reading experience.

Abstract-style reading experience is to accurately transcribe the sentences and paragraphs related to one's study, work, and research problems according to the original text when reading. After the original text is extracted, the source should be indicated, including the title, author, publisher, publication date, page number, etc., so as to facilitate citation and verification. Excerpts should be selective, with usefulness as the criterion for excerpts.

2. Comment-on reading notes.

Commentaries-style reading notes are not only excerpts, but also write down your own views on the main ideas and materials of the reading material, which naturally also includes expressing the feelings of the author of the note. Commentary-style notes sometimes provide a summary of the main points of the excerpt.

3. Experience-based reading notes.

Experience-based reading notes are a kind of notes that write down your own understanding, feelings, experiences, and inspiration and harvest after reading a book.

Summary: Reading experience can not only improve the efficiency of reading books and literature, but also improve the ability of scientific research and writing. Through study and practice, students can fully understand the role of the library, not only learn knowledge, exercise ability, but also stimulate students' desire to explore.

There are several ways to get started:

One. Start by listing the basic information of the book – title, authorship, publication, date and year of publication. In some cases, it can also be described in an informal form and without a list of articles.

Two. Then write the gist of the book – who is the main person this book describing? What happened? The result? A summary introduction is sufficient, and it is important not to repeat the story at length and put the cart before the horse.

Three. Then talk about your thoughts after reading it - what is the place that makes you imprint the most profound hail clump? What comes to mind after reading this book? Like this book or not? Why?

Four. Finally, what are the characteristics of the author's writing skills? What do you think would be better with this book? What do you agree with or correct about the characters in the painting?

Five. You could also write something that is interesting or beneficial to the book, or what did you learn from the book? What this book has helped me.

What kind of book do you write, you have to say, how can you write if you don't say it?

Success is a fascinating word, but what is the first condition for success? "Who Are You Reading For" gives us a clear answer: set a lofty ideal.

However, there are those who do not lack lofty ideals, but why did they not succeed later? After reading this book, I found the answer: ambitious ideals are not something that can be accomplished in a few days or months, but one that takes more time.

If you take action directly, after a period of time, you will feel that your ideal is out of reach, and you will not know where to start, and gradually give up. Therefore, we should divide the ideal into several small goals and achieve them step by step, and when you achieve all the small goals, the lofty ideals will also be realized.

Each of us has a sense of this. Take me as an example, in PE class last semester, the biggest headache for me was running 400 meters, but I persevered every time. The reason for this is that every time I start running, I set my goal within 100 meters and say to myself

It only takes 25 seconds to reach the 'end'. "At the beginning of the second lap, I set my sights on the start of the third lap, which was also 100 meters, and I said to myself, "It's only 30 seconds before it's the finish line again."

At the start of lap three I had the same goal as before: within 100 meters. I said:

In just 35 seconds, the goal was accomplished again. On the last lap I said to myself, "45 seconds, it's almost there."

This method works very well, and you can kick a few shuttlecocks after running.

And some students, they have set up lofty ideals since childhood, and want to be writers, mathematicians, and scientists, but they do not pay attention to the work in front of them: they do not pay attention to the lectures in class, and they do not complete their usual exercises and homework seriously and in a timely manner. Just talk about ideals and don't put them into action, and after a period of time, I feel that life is boring, the ideals are too big, I am not sure, and I gradually slack off.

We tend to focus on the big picture and often ignore the small problems, so let's focus on the goal in ten minutes!

After reading "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", I was moved by the spirit of the protagonist Helen Keller. She is a well-known social activist for people with disabilities in the United States. Twentieth month after she was born in Alaba , an illness robbed her of her sight and hearing, leaving her in a world of darkness and silence for the rest of her life.

With her perseverance and strong and unyielding spirit, she finally overcame herself, stepped out of the silent world, and built a bridge of communication with others with her pen.

I think Helen Keller is really amazing, if she were someone else, maybe she would commit suicide, maybe she would rely on her parents for a lifetime, but she is different, she walked strong alone, not only learned five languages, but also became a famous writer. Why was she able to do that? The answer is to be strong!

I remember one time, my sister taught me to recognize "horns". At first, I thought it was very fresh, but then I had to recognize more horns, and I couldn't figure it out, so I said, "Don't learn anymore!"

My sister said, "How can you not learn when you encounter setbacks?" But at that time, I couldn't listen to anything, I didn't want to learn anything, and I prevaricated that the teacher would teach me in the future, and when I grew up, it wouldn't be so difficult to learn.

When my sister saw me like this, she didn't bother to pay attention to me, and the student corner gave up halfway. Now that I think about it, Helen Keller is disabled and can still study, why can't I? If only I could have persevered, it would have been great!

Helen Keller has become my idol, and in the future, I want to be like her, despise difficulties, and be a real strong person!