老人与海英文读后感篇一：老人与海读后感英文在这部小说中，我非常佩服老渔夫的意志，老渔夫让我懂得了一个人必需要有坚持不懈的精神，才能获得成功。
小说通过人与自然的斗争，表达了人要勇敢地面对失败。
桑提亚哥在同象征厄运的鲨鱼的斗争中虽然失败了，但他并没有在厄运面前屈服，认为人虽可以暂时战败，但人的精神和意志是永远也打不垮的。
“一个人并不是生来要给打败的，你尽可以把他消灭掉，可就是打不败他”，他的这句话在我心中留下了深刻的印象。
小说在艺术上具有很高的概括性、寓言性和象征性。
运用反衬法、内心独白来刻画人物性格。
ThenoveltoldastoryabouthowtheoldfishermanSantiagostruggledw iththesea.SantiagogainedahugefishcalledMarlinafterhavingdri ftedintheseafor84days.Itwasafishthatis2feetlongerthantheboatandthathaddraggedhisboatfortwodaysbeforebeingstabbedtodeat h.Itseemedthattheoldmanwasn’tsosuccessful,becauseheencounteredashark,struggledwiththese riousenvironments,eventheonlyspoil——Marlinjustleftaskeleton.However,themostimportantthingisthat Santiagohadnevergivenupforamoment.Inthisnovel,Iamdeeplyimpressedbyhispersevering.Iadmiretheol dfishermanforhissteel-likemindandpersistence.Ithinkthere’sarealyoungmaninsidehim,althoughheisatanoldageandnolongergo esbacktohisyouth.Fromthestrongcomparisonbetweentheoldlookan dtheyoungheart,wecaneasilyfindthatitisthepositivefirmspirit sthatmakeusholdourhopesandkeeptryingallthetimeandfinallygui detheroadstowardssuccess.Throughthevividdescriptionaboutthestrugglebetweenhumanandna ture,Hemingwayexpresseshisopinionthatthecourageinsidehumanb eingscanhelpusfaceanyfailureandovercomeanydifficulty.Intheb ook,theheroSantiagowasbeatbytheshark,whichweregardasasymbol ofdoom,buthechosetostrugglewiththefortuneinsteadoflosingfai thinhislife.JustthesameastheheroSantiago,allofuswillmeetwit hvariouskindsofdifficultiesinourdailylife,whichisaruleofhum an’sfate.Sohowcanweadjustourattitudestowardtheseandwhatshouldw edowithsomanyproblems?Theoldfishermantellusthetruth——“Manisnotmadefordefeat.Amancanbedestroyedbutnotbedefeated”.小说描写的是一个老渔夫桑地亚哥，他是一位孤独，而又英勇无畏、热爱生活、渴望胜利的老人。
小说一开始，就奠定了其失败与孤独的命运基调——“他是个独自在湾流中一条平底小帆船上钓鱼的老人，这一回已去了八十四天，没逮上一条鱼”，“倒霉到了极点”。
他的打了补丁的船帆，“像是一面标志着永远失败的旗子”。
他曾有妻子，但已去世的妻子只成了画像，映照着他的孤独。
他也有过年轻时的辉煌，并曾在角力中荣获过人人羡慕的“冠军”。
但是现在，他却成了一面古老破败、伤痕累累的旗。
“他不再梦见风暴，不再梦见女人，不再梦见伟迹，不再梦见大鱼，不再梦见搏斗，不再梦见角力，不再梦见他的老婆”。
仿佛他已一无所有。
在一次单身出海打鱼时，一条大鱼上了钩，却拉不上来。
老渔夫同鱼周旋了几天后，才发现这是一条超过自己渔船数倍的大马林鱼，虽然明知很难取胜，但仍不放弃。
他充分利用自己捕鱼的技巧，慢慢浪费大鱼的体力，当鱼不再够力气拉着渔船向前时，它开始绕着船转，它越游越近，最后被渔夫用渔叉一下刺死了。
后来又因大马林鱼伤口上的鱼腥味引来了几群鲨鱼抢食，但老人仍不愿就这样放弃，与一条又一条的鲨鱼搏斗，但是无奈武器都被鲨鱼破坏掉，鱼被吃掉了一大半，只剩下鱼头和鱼骨，渔夫此时亦筋疲力尽，无力继续保护鱼了，但他还是把残骸带回了渔港，让其他渔夫佩服不已。
最后，小说以一个少年看到老渔夫在度量足有十八英尺长的大马林鱼，再次描写了这条鱼的巨大，说明老渔夫所克服的困难之大，非比寻常。
仔细想想，人生中谁没有失败过，最重要的是在失败过后重新勇敢的站起来，积极的去面对，去寻找失败的根本原因，并改正。
“人生能有几回搏”，我们要全力以赴，以全心的面貌去挑战，坚信成功将不再遥远。
《老人与海》的叙事艺术无疑是相当杰出的。
一方面，它是海明威“冰山理论”的又一次极为成功的体现。
他在谈到《老人与海》的创作时曾经说过：“《老人与海》本来可以写成一千多页那么长”，但他“总是根据冰山的原理去写它。
关于显现出来的每一部分，八分之七是在水面的。
你可以略去你所知道的任何东西，这只会使你的冰山深厚起来。
这是并不显现出来的部分”。
在它简单的故事情节背后，深藏着我们前面所阐述的那样丰富而又博大的世界；另一方面，它像诗篇，像是一曲交织着沉郁、苦难、昂扬与庄严，甚至也不无明丽与柔情的气魄宏伟的交响曲。
人生有如一次长旅，不可能总是一帆风顺，因为爱情、家庭、仕途的挫折，每个人都可能有困惑、迷惘、失意而不自拔的时候，一种颓丧、空虚、落寞的情绪有如阴雨连绵，久下不停，而海明威的《老人与海》，犹如一轮艳阳照亮了读者的心灵，照亮了前行的人生之路。
篇二：老人与海读书报告英文版读后感ReadingReportofTheOldManandtheSeaRecentlyIhavereadTheOldManandtheSea,Iwasdeeplymovedbytheold manandhisspirit.TheauthorofthebookErnestHemingwayisoneofthemostfamousAmeric annovelist,short-storywriterandessayist.TheOldManandtheSeaw aswrittenin1951inCuba,andpublishedin1952andwonthePulitzerPrizeforfictionin1953andhewontheNobelPrizeforLiteraturein1954 .ThebookwasthelastmajorworkoffictiontobeproducedbyHemingway andpublishedinhislifetime.Oneofhismostfamousworks.It’sastoryaboutaoldmanstrugglingwithnature,thoughhewasdefeated atlast,insomeextent,hehasalreadychallengedhimselfandnature. Santiago,theheroofthestory,hadgoneeighty-fourdayswithouttak ingafishback.Atfirst,aboynamedManolionhadbeenwithhim,butSan tiagocatchevenonefish.Theboyhadgoneathisparents’ordersinaluckyboatwhichcaughtthreegoodfishthefirstweek.Sant iagoisaveryoldCubanfisherman,evenhehadbeenunabletocatchasin glefishfortotallyeight-fourdays.Hedidn’tgiveup.hemadehisdecisionthatheshouldfishagaintogetovertheu nluckytime.Andheheldthebeliefthathecoulddoitandhewouldbeluckyenoughtofish,butmeanwhile,hesho uldgotodeeperwaters.Onthe85thday,hecaughtamassivemarlin.But aftertwodaysandnights'fierceandtoughfighting,theoldmanwason lytobringbackalargecolossalmarlinskeleton,aworn-outboat,and hisexhaustedbody.Buthestillbeappreciated.Ibelieveeverybodyw hohasreadthebookmustadmireSantiago’sperseverance.WhenIread “theseniorfishermanthink:Heretotheseacoastreallywastoonear ,perhapscouldhaveabiggerfishinafartherplace...”Iextremelyadmirethisseniorfisherman,becausehebynowalreadypr ojectedonsomefish,buthehadnotsettledtothepresentsituation,b utwasapproachesthebiggergoaladvance.WhenIread “thebigmarlinstartfasttogatherroundtheyoungfishingboathove r,twinedthecableonthemast,theoldpersonrighthandlifteduphigh thesteelfork,leaptthewatersurfaceinittheflash,didutmostthro wstoitsheart,onewailendedthebigfish'slife,itwasstaticfloatsonthewatersurface...Myheartalsolikedtogetherthebigstonefall s.Iextremelyadmireoldpersonthatkinddonotdread,therelentless spirit,althoughknowsthematchstrengthisverystrong,buthenotsl ightlyflinches,butiswelcomesdifficultlyabove.Thereisnodoubt thatheisgreat,becausehenevergaveupinthefaceofdifficultiesth atheshowedgreatenduranceinhisbattleagainstthesea.“Butamanisnotmadefordefeat,”hesaid,“Amancanbedestroyedbutnotdefeated.”SantiagowasoldjustasHemingwaysaid“Everythingabouthimwasoldexcepthiaeyesandtheywerethesameco lorasthesaeandwerecheerfulandundefeated.”Hethinkeverydayisanewday,nomatterhowoldhewas.Hesaid“It’sbettertobelucky,butIwouldratherbeexact.Thenwhenlareluckcom esyouareready.”Santiagowaspoor,hehadnothingexceptalittleboatandharpoon.But hesaid“NowInottimetothinkwhatyoudonothave.Thinkofwhatyoucandowit hwhatthereis.”SomebodysaidSantiagowasafailure.Becauseatlasthewishesthatit hadbeenadreamandtheboycriedforhimcanreallyapproveit.Inthisw ayIthinkSantiagowasaluckyperson.BecausehestillhadMandolin.T heboylovedhimandpitiedhim.IfMandolinhadnomoneyhisown,hebegg edorstoletomakesurethatSantiagohadenoughtoeatandfreshbaitsf orhislines.Theoldmanacceptshiskindnesswithhumilitythatwasli keaquietkindofpride.IthinkSantiagoisahero,notafailure.Thevalueofhislifewascompl etelyreflectedinthewaywhichhecaughtfish.Heistherealwinnerin hisownworld.Wecanlearnfromhimthatnomatterwhatdifficultieswemeet,wemustholdourhonor.Wemaylostthisgame,butweshouldneverg iveourselvesupashopeless.Iamwillingtoliveastheoldman,toface anychallengesinthefutureandnevergiveup.“Vesselcrossedtheendoftheworld,intotheunknownsea,hangingon thesideofthebowwhileandrainerosion-strickenstillincomparablybeautifulflag,banner,brandishingaYunlonggeneral wordsglittering-beyondthelimit”ThisistheauthorHemingway’sevaluationofhiswork“TheOldManandtheSea”.Lifeitselfisanendlesspursuit.It’salongroad,difficultyandfullofbumpy,butaslongastheirindomit ablecourageandself-confidencetoahearttomeetthechallenge,hew illalwaysbearealwinner!篇三：老人与海英文读后感300字Theoldmanandthesea---essayaboutthecomprehensiveEnglish班级：------姓名:------学号：____TheoldmanandtheseaInthepastafewdays,welearnedsomethingaboutanovelcalledtheold manandthesea,afterlearningit,Ihavesomethoughtsaboutit.Thestoryintroducedanoldexperiencedfishermantous.HisnameisSa ntiago.Hehasnotcaughtanyfishfor84days,sothe85thday,hewentto thedeepsea,tryingtogetsomefish.ItwasahardtimewhenSantiagofl oatedontheseaforalmost3daysinordertocatchabigfishcalledmarl in.Finally,hemadeit.Butunfortunately,thesmellofbloodattractedalotofsharks.Atlast,allhisefforttodriveawaythesharkswasin vain.Hismarlinwaseatenup,andhestillgotnothing.Althoughtheconsequencewasnotsogood,IstillbelievethatSantiag oisarealhero.Ahero,notmeansthatheisneverafraidofanything,bu tmeansthatheisreallyafraid,buthenevergivesup.Thisishero.Ina ddition,hiswordsinthisstoryalsoimpressedmealot.Hesaid,“manisnotmadefordefeat,amancanbedestroyed,butnotdefeatded.’’Perhapswewishthateverythingcangowellinourdailylives,butaswe know,itisonlyawish.Wearesuretomeetsometroubleinourwholelive s,sowemustbebrave.Wecannevergiveup.Nomatterhowoldweare,noma tterhowunluckyweare,nomatterhowhardtheproblemsare,weareexpectedtosolvethoseproblemsbravely,andneversay:“no”.Ofcourse,nowwearecollegestudents,wemayhavenotmetanyproblems thatwerereallydifficulttosolve.Butifweenterthesocietyaftera fewyears,wehavetofacesometroublewhichwillmakeyouloseyourhea d.Thenwillyougiveup?Santiagotaughtusnevergiveup,manisnotmad efordefeat.Besteelinyourfuturelives,andIreallyhopethatwecan leadhappylivesinthefuture.。