How did you feel after reading The Old Man and the Sea ?

Reading Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea" has a feeling.

A philosopher once said: When you wake up and find that you are still alive, you should consider yourself happy. I'll stretch it a little further, and how happy it would be for a living person to have a book to read.

I stubbornly believe that all literature is an allegory. Living in literature, living through literature. The storyline of "The Old Man and the Sea" is simple, but I think it contains a lot of symbolism, it can be said to be a multi-layered allegory, whether Hemingway agrees with it or not, as readers, we have reason to have a different understanding, Hemingway is a writer, and writing is "it's okay to fish:."

I am a teacher, and I understand why it is incomprehensible to read a teacher from an "old man". Seriously, I read my understanding of education from The Old Man and the Sea. I would also like to thank the "old man", who made me stick to the difficulties of enduring loneliness, adapting to teaching and renewing, and the belief of being a teacher for a lifetime.

Being a teacher, like writing and fishing, is very hard, but the old man told me that this is "exactly what I was born to do" as a person, as long as I live, I should work!

Education is a regrettable art, you choose the profession of teaching, you not only choose poverty, choose loneliness, you also often have to face the embarrassing ...... of "84 days of nothing"."Man is not made to fail, a man can be destroyed, but not defeated. "The old man's self-talk gave me a strong heart**! When the shark repeatedly attacked, he used all means to fight back.

The harpoon was taken away by a shark. He tied the knife to the handle of the oar, and the knife broke, and he used a short stick. The short stick was also thrown away, and he beat it with a rudder oar, and the old man was willing to "serve him until death."

Sharks are very powerful and rampant, but the old man of San Diego is not at all afraid of it. We also need this "spirit of Santiago" for our educational reform!

In an era of emptiness and excessive emphasis on material "benefits", teachers cannot "travel thousands of miles". Then there is only "reading ten thousand books". For teachers, reading is indeed an important way to achieve self-education, self-improvement, and self-improvement.

That's why I like to read, and I prefer to read all kinds of books, because reading allows me to travel around the world, understand the lives of people of all ethnic groups, understand the ups and downs of the common people, and understand the prosperity and strength of the motherland.

It feels really good, a backbone, that is, human dignity runs through it. Like the phrase "Man can be destroyed, but not overcome", we need this kind of spirit, don't we? This book once influenced a generation in the United States, and it continues to this day. Highly recommended!!