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The Catcher in the Rye.

When I went to the bookstore that day, I picked out a very thin book from a large number of world famous books, called "The Catcher in the Rye", when I picked up this book, I did not expect that such a thin book would have such a big impact on me, I was deeply touched, I felt that the form and content of this book are excellent.

The fifties in the United States were a rather chaotic period, with the clouds of World War II not yet lifting, and the smoke of the Cold War rising again. On the one hand, science and technology are developing rapidly, but on the other hand, people lack ideals, are depressed, and live a chaotic life in the context of a society that they are powerless to change. So,"The Beat Generation"Holden is one of them, he smokes and drinks, and does not seek to improve, but he is not reduced to the point of taking drugs and living in groups, because in his heart there has always been a beautiful and distant ideal --- to do"The catcher in the wheat field".

The country we live in, this era is in the midst of great changes, and everything is developing with each passing day. In a sense, this does have some resemblance to the United States in the 50s. With the continuous progress of society, people's ideas are also changing, many people begin to be confused and depressed, they gradually forget their ideals, lose their initial enthusiasm, and begin to yearn for mediocrity.

We are a group of children living in a new era, and we are naturally accustomed to confusion and troubles, but we should concentrate on our front, our path, and we should be a group of people with ideals and ambitions. If Holden had not had his pure ideals, he would have fallen to the end, and it was his ideals that kept him alive. The ideal is the guiding light of people, which leads people to the future and to the light.

Our life has just begun, even though life has made our generation a little confused and hesitant, but everything is only temporary, will not pass, what we need most now is our ideals.

Yes, where there is an ideal, there is hope, hope is tomorrow, tomorrow will be better!

Landlord,You have to say how Shenma feels after reading.。

There should be more than ten pieces, and middle school students generally read it here, and they must adopt my answer.

1) Reflections on "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" Verne's works are my passions. I have read his "Mysterious Island" before, and I feel very shocked. The scenes he describes and the lives of the characters can really be described as "lifelike", who would have thought that this is pure science fiction**?

Unexpectedly! "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is the second part of a trilogy he wrote, and the style is very similar to "The Mysterious Island" that I watched as a child. The story told in this sci-fi book is really bold.

Verne wrote in the first person about the experiences of the French biologist Aronnas, his servant Conseil, and the Canadian Ned Land after they strayed into the Nautilus. Although Verne never went to sea, there is no trace of hypocrisy in his writings, but the real and thrilling adventures will make people breathless. Verne is really amazing?

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