2024年2月24日发(作者：华为荣耀v9多少钱)

《活着》英文读后感

After reading "To Live", I was deeply touched by the life story of

the protagonist, Fugui. This novel, written by the distinguished

Chinese author Yu Hua, tells the story of a Chinese man who

survives many hardships throughout his life. The book explores

themes of resilience, perseverance, and the power of family.

Fugui’s life takes many different turns, each of which is more

challenging than the last. His journey begins as a wealthy

landlord's son who indulges himself in gambling, opium, and

women. However, Fugui's life takes an unexpected turn when he

gambles away his family’s wealth and is forced to become a

peasant. In the following years, he experiences extreme poverty,

faces the terrors of war, and witnesses the loss of his entire family.

Throughout all these experiences, Fugui's spirit remains unbroken.

Despite the constant tragedies in his life, he retains his sense of

humor and his ability to appreciate the small pleasures of life. His

resilience and perseverance to survive even amidst the worst

circumstances reminded me of the importance of personal morality

and strength.

The novel's exploration of the power of family is also particularly

poignant. Fugui’s love for his wife and children is consistent

throughout the novel, even in the darkest moments of his life. The

way that he cares for them and remains committed to their well-being is an inspiring message about the importance of family.

The book also delves into the impact of political systems on

people's lives. Through Fugui's experiences, we see how the

Cultural Revolution, the Communist regime, and the authority of

the government can be both benevolent and oppressive. The book's

powerful message is that regardless of what political systems are in

place, life is ultimately about the individual experiences and

struggles.

The novel also presents the war as a destructive force that shatters

people's lives. Yu Hua draws a compelling parallel between the

disintegration of Fugui's world and the havoc of war. The novel's

power lies in its ability to evoke raw emotions and to challenge our

perceptions of war, personal morality, and human strength.

In conclusion, Yu Hua's "To Live" is a necessary and thought-provoking read. The novel challenges our preconceived ideas

about individual strength, family bonds, hardship, and political

systems. The story of Fugui teaches us that life is a journey full of

twists and turns, hardships and joys. Above all, we learn that the

strength of the human spirit allows one to endure even the most

difficult of circumstances.