Reading experience of The Pickwick Papers

After reading a famous book, what is your conclusion? At this time, the most important reading experience cannot be forgotten. So how to write a good reading experience? The following is the reading experience of The Pickwick Papers that I have compiled for you. You are welcome to learn from it and refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to you. Reading experience of The Pickwick Papers 1

Talking about "The Pickwick Papers", I will think of the humorous stories in the book one after another, and think of those respectable people and those hateful faces.

The reason why I read this book was mainly because I was attracted by the author's humor. After reading the introduction, I know that this book mainly criticizes current affairs. It has more than 700,000 words, but I didn't get bored at all while reading it. Instead, I often laugh and enjoy it. The reason is of course the author's sense of humor.

I still remember a very hilarious scene, that is, Mr. Pickwick’s hat was blown away by the wind during the military parade. In full view of everyone, he hurriedly chased after the hat. . It was so much fun. Mr. Pickwick was about to pick it up, but it was blown away by the strong wind, sometimes running and sometimes stopping. Think about it, how ridiculous it is for an old gentleman to do such a funny thing and do it during a serious military parade.

He once said in the book: "Chasing a hat has simply become a painful competition in life." Indeed, the speed of chasing the hat cannot be too fast, nor too slow. If you chase the hat too fast, you will step on the hat. , too slow and unable to catch up. Ridiculous. But I think maybe the author’s real intention is to express people’s pursuit of material things. Pursue them with all their strength, but often become the toy of material things. In the eyes of others, how ridiculous it is.

Let’s talk about one of my favorite characters, that is Pickwick’s servant, Sam. He makes me love him, he makes me admire him, he makes me moved. He is a kind, humorous, witty and brave good servant, and also Pickwick's true friend. To give a typical example, in order to take good care of his master's daily life in prison, he deliberately defaulted on his father's debt so that he could be imprisoned for just reasons. Mr. Pickwick was not allowed to do so at first, but he tried his best to get in and finally got in. Moved Mr. Pickwick.

This is "The Pickwick Papers", a book that you can't stop reading. Reading experience of The Pickwick Papers 2

"The Pickwick Papers" is a humorous novel. It is written about Pickwick and his three companions - the passionate Tipman, Feng Ya Snodgrass and the resourceful Winkle. They traveled in a large carriage from the Pickwick Club in London and reported stories of their travels to other members of the club.

The novel not only wonderfully describes funny stories that make people laugh, but also uses humorous writing to expose various unreasonable and ridiculous phenomena in British society at that time.

The author Charles Dickens is the original author of "The Pickwick Papers", and his main works are "Oliver Twist", "The Old Curiosity Shop", "Hard Times", etc. He was born in England in 1812 He comes from a small clerk's family. When he was 10 years old, his father was imprisoned for debt, and his mother and younger siblings also lived in debt prison. Dickens worked and lived alone outside. He was tired, missed his family, and it was cold. No one cared about him. He was even scolded and not paid when he did not do well at work. Perhaps it was because of this experience that he Hardship, humiliation, and seeing the warmth and warmth of human nature make Dickens's works pay more attention to the living conditions of the working people at the bottom of society. However, Dickens was not intimidated by the difficulties before him. Instead, he completed what he liked under limited conditions, which was writing novels. The novels he wrote were humorous and deeply loved by people. Dickens passed away on June 9, 1870. After the news came out, everyone was very sad. One child actually burst into tears and said, "Ah! Mr. Dickens is dead, so is Santa Claus dead?" < /p>

"The Pickwick Papers" is a very interesting book, and it is worth reading! Reading experience of The Pickwick Papers 3

From the 18th century to the early 19th century, a famous writer was active in Britain. He was Dickens. His work "The Pickwick Papers" impressed me deeply.

"The Pickwick Papers" talks about some of the extremely absurd things that gentlemen, villains, ladies, servants, etc. inevitably encounter in their lives during the capitalist period in Britain.

It effectively satirizes courts, prisons, and other legal institutions. The corrupt ideas at the core of interests and the hateful actions of judges and lawyers are all overwhelmed by Dickens's criticism.

The story of this big man takes place in London, the most prosperous place in the world in the 19th century. In a small street, an important meeting was being held in a room. This meeting was a discussion on the theory of stickleback fish. Gentlemen of all sizes came to attend. Mr. Samuel Pickwick had a great influence on the scientific society. Contribution, so Mr. Pickwick suddenly became the president of the Pickwick Society.

At first Mr. Pickwick performed his work very attentively, but one day later, a terrible thing happened. On this day, Mr. Pickwick and his companions were staggering down the street. He remembered what he saw and what he heard. When several coachmen saw it, they thought Mr. Pickwick was a spy and shouted loudly. : "Coachers, catch this spy!" A fight broke out.

After these coachmen beat up Mr. Pickwick and his friends, another important person appeared. He was Ginger, a narrow-minded and despicable villain. But if he had not acted as peacemaker when several coachmen beat Mr. Pickwick, Mr. Pickwick and his friends might have perished. Then Mr. Pickwick began his wonderful and interesting journey.

Later, Mr. Pickwick had an absolutely loyal servant-Sam Weller. This gentleman is so loyal! He helped Mr. Pickwick get through the difficulties. In my memory, his wonderful speech in court was really amazing. He comforted and encouraged Mr. Pickwick when he was unhappy, and many stories appeared about him. Because of this, we can see his wise and friendly side.

Of course, I also thought a lot about "Pickwick Papers"... Reading experience of "Pickwick Papers" 4

This summer vacation, I read a book "Pickwick Papers" The Wicked Papers". The author of this book is Dickens. Mr. Pickwick, the protagonist in "The Pickwick Papers" is such a small character. He has a pure heart, is innocent, kind, enthusiastic, and willing to help others; he is the embodiment of kindness and fraternity, and everyone who has come into contact with him agrees on this. But he still hates evil as much as he wants. The reason why Pickwick is Pickwick is that he is ridiculous, and his various incongruities lead to endless jokes. He has no understanding of the world, as if "a person is born, and it takes twenty-five years for him to develop a good heart", which makes him make many jokes.

As soon as he went on a trip, he asked the coachman questions and took notes in his notebook. As a result, the coachman regarded him as a spy. After he got off the car and paid, the coachman grabbed him and tried to beat him. Another time, he gave up his travel plan and went to chase the liar Ginger. As a result, he was tricked by Ginger into a girls' school. The female student spent the night locked in a closet as a gangster. This episode particularly focuses on the characteristics of Pickwick's character, because only someone as naive as him would be fooled by Ginger, and only someone as kind as him would chase the liar to prevent him from harming more people.

Pickwick wanted to hire young Sam as a personal servant, so he told the landlady, Mrs. Bardell, that there was going to be a male member in the family, and Mrs. Bardell would have someone to keep him company in the future, etc. As a result, he was The widow mistakenly thought it was a proposal, and she was so happy that she fainted in Pickwick's arms on the spot. She was just caught by Pickwick's three friends, which caused a funny scene in which the old man was unable to explain. The three friends' testimonies in court proved to be a disservice, and Pickwick was sentenced to jail for "breaking the engagement." A series of circumstances were so unlucky, or rather too coincidental, that they deliberately made things difficult for Pickwick. In fact, Pickwick's travels can be said to be a series of dilemmas strung together by Mr. Pickwick: being caught and beaten by a coachman, being besieged by Eatonsville voters, overturning while driving, falling into an ice hole while skating, Being locked in a closet in a girls' school, breaking into an old lady's bedroom in the middle of the night... He is warm-hearted, short-sighted, and specializes in doing stupid things. In the end, he always suffers. Because of this, he is even more lovable, just as we like partners who have good intentions but little intentions, and we always have to be a little wary of people who are too shrewd. Washington Irving said, "We first laugh at him, but end up loving him." This is probably the truth.

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I once said on Friendship Radio that I have played Tianya, Douban, Maopu, and Xiaonei.com, but my favorite is Tianya Forum because it is filled with Chinese culture. The scent of an older man makes people feel very peaceful.

Mr. Pickwick is such a middle-aged man. That is a person who faces the world with the innocence of a child and the responsibility of an adult. He traveled around the world, always carrying a pen and a notepad in his jacket pocket. When he encountered interesting stories, he would marvel at them excitedly and then record them. Because of this habit, he was once beaten up by a coachman because he thought he was taking notes to complain. ——Of course he also recorded this incident.

I wanted to use a few words to describe Pickwick, but after searching through all the complimentary words in my mind, I found that none of them were inappropriate. Pickwick fulfills all my definitions of excellence in a man. Sometimes in my dreams, I could see his bright and gentle eyes when he was reading at night.

He is persistent. When his landlord, Mrs. Bardell, took him to court for falsely accusing him of breaking his marriage vows, he scolded the two plaintiffs' lawyers for their despicable behavior, so in the end he was awarded a thousand pounds in compensation - money he was not short of - —but flatly refused, and would rather go to jail. The environment in the prison was filthy, and the people around him were mentally disturbed, suffering from yellow fever at any time. His friends were worried about him, and even the attendants he sent away stubbornly committed crimes and moved in just to take care of their master. Pickwick seems to have no intention of ever getting out of this prison, but luckily - he is merciful. His kindness outweighs his persistence. Because Mrs. Bardell could not get compensation, her two despicable lawyers asked her to pay the legal fees herself. In the end, she ended up in jail because she had no money to pay! Pickwick's lawyer took advantage of his compassion and finally persuaded him to reach an agreement with Mrs. Bardell and pay the two reptiles a small amount of money to withdraw the accusation. He was so angry that after finally settling the compensation, he finally yelled at the two lawyers: You are shameless people! After they left, they cursed at the window for a long time.