《飘》读后感1000字.docx

飘读后感1000字篇一：飘读后感想 我用了整整一个星期，最终把飘看完了，我看得好仔细好仔细。看到最终的两章，我哭了，苦痛的哭了，第一次因为小说的情节，然后想到已故的人，已故的事情，自己的过去。 我真的哭了，哭到整个身体都颤抖了，我真的难过了。小说里面的情节，与我过去的往事相对应，把我始终隐藏在心里面的哀痛全部都解出来了。我好无助。一边用枕头压住自己的头，一边用被子把自己裹住。我从来都没有尝试过这么哀痛，也从来没有哭得那么颤抖。更加从来没有哭得这么大声。好在家里的人都不在。我没有给任何人发觉。 这个星期的我已经很不快乐了，但是我选择了承受，不敢对任何人说，还要在任何人面前扮得自己好欢乐。我不想任何人知道我的心事，我的心情。我胆怯孤独，所以找一大堆人陪，但我不能在告知他们我的心情。 我胆怯深夜的宁静，所以选择每晚都用酒精麻醉自己，然自己别胡思乱想，醉了就可以宁静的睡了。 飘是我看的第一本小说。或许也是我最终的一本了。因为没有动力我是不会把时间都放进去的，也是因为她，我才选择一字不漏的把这本小说给看完的。 瑞德·恩，一个真的很好的男人，无论思嘉怎样对他，他还是以自己最高的爱情来对待思嘉。因为瑞德爱思嘉，所以经常都会跟思嘉发生争吵。因为爱着她，他理解她，关切她。所以随时打算帮助她，因为爱着她，他冒着生命危急都要回去找她，回去救她。因为爱着她，他经常都是因为她而喝醉回来。他选择自己喝醉，自己难受，也不能把心情发泄在思嘉身上。而瑞德就是以这种心态，这种做法来表达自己。他不能让思嘉知道他深爱着他。因为往往让自己心爱的人知道自己深爱着她，她就会想到许多让他难过，让他伤心的事情来刺激他。所以他的爱不能说，只能以自己的心态，自己的做法去承受，去谅解。 而我觉得瑞德真的是一个可怜的男人，他把自己都赔上去了，还是不能让思嘉爱他。虽然到最终思嘉是爱上瑞德了，但此时的瑞德已经老了，已经累了，已经没有实力在去承受再一次的打击了。他选择离开了。他的离开不是因为他不爱她了，而是因为他太过爱她了。他不能在一次承受失去的味道了。与其这样，不如把现在变成他最欢乐的回忆。至少以后在回忆起来还是美妙的。而不会又是一桩难过的记忆。 瑞德深爱着她的女儿，邦妮，因为邦妮是他和思嘉的结晶体，而邦妮的存在又是瑞德和思嘉在一齐的证明。而邦妮的失去。这一段爱情也慢慢的失去了。为什么瑞德会那么疼惜邦妮呢？在我没有看到后面的几章的时候我已经想到了，而到了小说的最终也说了。 篇二：飘读后感 对于她，我是不得不佩服的，佩服她的坚毅，佩服她对土地的执着，佩服她能在那中环境下放下以前所受的下田干活，佩服她能不顾社会上的言论而开创自己的事业。她生命有几个灵魂，一个是她的母亲。他的母亲是一位特别能干、温顺的典型贵夫人，是她最钦佩的人。可是，母亲为了救人而被传染伤寒，去世了。另一个，是她十几年来最爱的人?阿希礼。她能在逆境中站起来，有很大一部分缘由就是阿希礼。她对阿希礼是异样执着的。还有一个，就是玫兰妮。在一起奋斗的十几年里，玫兰妮已经成为她生命中不行缺少的一部分了。 我觉得斯佳丽就像个小孩子一样，对自己想要的东西异样执着，而对自己所拥有的东西却不屑一顾。一面在舍命让自己华蜜，一面又不断地把华蜜推离，把爱人推向深渊。 斯佳丽爱的是阿希礼，可是，阿希礼却不要她。就像瑞特说的，阿希礼是个君子，只是生在了一个和他格格不入的时代。他还是用旧世界的嬉戏规则生活，只会撞得一鼻子灰。斯佳丽不了解阿希礼，所以她爱他，想尽一切方法得到他，而当她认清他时，她再也不爱他了。 斯佳丽是个冲突体，可又有谁不是冲突体呢她在生命的道路上一路走来，当她面对困难时，她选择迎接，当她面对责任时，她选择担负，可当她面对爱的选择是，起初，他选择蒙蔽自己，当她最终认清，要面对时，却已为时已晚。而她，在无能为力时，就会告知自己，明天是新的一天，明天一切都会好了，tomorrowisanotherday。她在整个故事中，都是个充溢生气、充溢斗志的人。我最观赏的，便是她的这句“tomorrowisanotherday.”。恒久充溢了希望，充溢斗志，恒久不会放弃，恒久不会无望。这份精神，是最值得我学习的。所以，每当我遇到困难、心情不佳时，我便会告知自己：“tomorrowisanotherday.”。 书中另一个使我非常佩服的女性，便是玫兰妮。她是个外柔内刚的女性，她几乎拥有了女性所能拥有的一切美德。正如瑞特说的，她是他所见过的少数贵夫人中的一个。她是坚毅的，她是爱国的，她用她的心爱身边全部的人。当她丈夫打仗时，她在后方静默守侯，做她力所能及的事，当北佬打进城而她又快要临盆时，她依旧镇静，当她身体虚弱而没人下地干活快要没饭吃时，她和斯佳丽一样，放下过去所受的教化和优越感，拖着虚弱的身体下地干活，当她看到斯佳丽杀了一个北佬时，她没有惊惶失措，而是帮着掩埋尸体，搜查钱财，擦拭血迹，当斗争最终结束，她痛恨的北佬士兵来到她门前要求照看而她们自己也没有过多粮食时，她还是尽她所能地帮助他们，因为她希望在远方也有一个好心的北佬女人给她正在回家的丈夫一口饭吃。 如此一位坚毅的女性，却又是如此的温顺和善和善解人意。她执着地信任斯佳丽和阿希礼，即使有人亲眼望见他们搂在一起，也执着地信任他们，爱护斯佳丽。她明知自己的身体无法再承受生育的苦痛，却执着地要再为阿希礼生个孩子，最终离开了她爱了一辈子的亲人们。 真的是太宏大了，看着玫兰妮，使我想到许很多多的中国古代女性，她们也是如此的和善，任劳任怨，相夫教子，然后静默无名地老去、死去。 整部书中，我最为喜爱的人物就是瑞特。他英勇、执着，他能那么深地爱着斯佳丽十几年不变。他想爱护斯佳丽，宠爱斯佳丽，照料斯佳丽，让她事事称心，而斯佳丽却拒绝了。他说过，再永恒的爱也会有磨光的时候，而他的爱，是被斯佳丽，被阿希礼，被斯佳丽愚蠢的固执磨光的。他的心，死了。当他女儿离开他时，他的心，再也回不来了。他说过，他从来没有那个耐性把剪碎的裤子缝好，再告知自己这就和新的一样，自欺欺人罢了。碎了就是碎了， 再也回不去了，即使修好，上面仍旧留有裂缝，再也不是原来那条了。 瑞特是个困难的人，他有良好的家世，但却仍和旧时代格格不入，他有锋利的眼睛，可以在乱世找到自己的处身之道，他对国家有热忱，即使他明知必败无疑，却仍在最终关头入了军。他爱斯佳丽，但他更了解斯佳丽，所以他从不说，只是通过行动表达，而斯佳丽却从来不想去了解他。最终，他无望了，一次又一次的悲观使他再也没有志气再去尝试，他累了。 篇三：(全英文)飘 Gone with the Wind is a moving novel whose story evokes my sympathy a thousand and one times and leads me to think profoundly about love and life in a realistic manner. Among all the characters, Scarlett and Rhett impress me most. On one hand, they both are people with unique personalities; on the other, their romance which has come a long way does not have a happy ending. My impression of Scarlett is ambivalent. She is much too na?ve, even silly, and too vain in early years. Being a daughter of a rich family and extraordinarily charming, she is always surrounded by pursuers, which makes her vain and proud. Her love for Ashley, I think, is more the love for conquering a man who “does not lose heart to so beautiful and elegant a woman as her”, than the pure love for Ashley himself. Perhaps she was simply driven by her vanity and pride to do so; perhaps she just cannot bear it that there should be a man who does not love her. But isnt that childish and silly? Also, she impulsively marries Charles, a man who she does not love, only out of the purpose to “take revenge”. She is much more like a na?ve little girl than a mature woman. While her perception of love dismays me, yet her persistence does touch me. Few women who are confronted with the same wretched situations as hers can live with them, let alone make a way out. But Scarlett makes it. When she finds Tara Manor burnt to the ground, her mother dead and her father mad, she does not break down; instead, she determines to regain the glorious happy old days, and she works really hard on the manor, which she has never done before. And when she comes across a Yankee soldier on her manor, she bravely kills him instead of screaming and running away, which in the past she would be very likely to do. To make a living, she establishes her own wood business, and runs it quite well. Despite her egoism, she is undoubtedly a strong-hearted woman who will never give in to fate and who actually has a kind heart and savvy mind. Those are merits difficult to be found in women of her time. As a matter of fact, I am not sure whether I like or dislike her. I admire her frankness, bravery and persistence, but I despise her perception of love. Another key role, Rhett Butler, gains my favor more. He is just as perseverant in pursuing love, but much more mature than Scarlett. Unlike Scarlett, he knows his love well, and knows how to love the other. He knows Scarlett is childish and vain, but he tolerates it, rather than get furious with it or try to change it. For example, on the ball in Atlantic, when he knows Scarlett loves dancing but is not supposed to dance because she is in her widowhood, he invites her to dance with him in the name of fundraising for the Southern army, which satisfies her desire and at the same time avoids getting her into blame or gossip. And whenever Scarlett is in need, he just gives her whatever he can, regardless of what he may get from her. Deep in his heart, he likes to see Scarlett happy. That is what I believe love is: to love to see your beloved one happy. Besides Rs perception of love, his bravery and resourcefulness also impress me. He must have a strong love for his mother land; otherwise he will not bother to join the Southern army even though he himself knows very well that the South will soon end in failure. And he is so resourceful a man that he manages to transport munitions from North to South and make a large sum of money out of the trade. But what I see in him is not just about merits, after all. I also see in him a flighty heart and a selfish mind, which, although, might not be what he himself likes but the result of the times. Throughout his life I dare say he may well have loved and kept in relationship with not a few women. And despite his gentleness, he is also kind of selfish. For instance, he misappropriates the fund of the Southern army. Anyway, I like Rhett. He is in general a respectable good man. All in all, the story was very realistic, and the characters very close to life. Perhaps thats why this novel is so famous and popular ever since it came out. For my own part, I like the novel, for it not only presents me an affecting story, but makes me think about much: about love, and about life.