Reflections on The Handsome Soldier

After reading a famous book carefully, I believe everyone has gained a lot of knowledge and needs to write a review. So how should I write my thoughts after reading? The following are my thoughts on "A Good Soldier and a Beautiful Man" for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

Comments on Handshake of Good Soldiers 1 Handshake of Good Soldiers is one of the greatest works of Hasek, a former Czech, which has been translated into nearly 30 languages and widely circulated.

A Handsome Soldier tells the story of an unremarkable veteran. Many years ago, the military doctor diagnosed Shuaike as mentally unsound and did not meet the army's requirements for soldiers' intelligence, and expelled him from the army. After returning to his hometown, Shuaike should have lived a quiet life, but the Sarajevo incident happened and Shuaike, who likes to talk about politics, was arrested for talking too much. With the outbreak of World War I, Shuaike experienced an unusual course.

At that time, the people were living in poverty, the country was in political chaos, the secret police were biting everywhere like mad dogs, people pretended to be sick to avoid military service, and some even hurt themselves. Shuaike got rheumatism and actively joined the army, but was misunderstood by police officers as pretending to be sick, having his stomach pumped twice a day and having an enema once ... What will such a country become in the future? History tells us the answer. After World War I, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was divided into three parts-Czechoslovakia, Austria and Hungary. Austria's fierce empire enslaved the weak and tenacious Czech people by force and dragged them into a bitter war. However, the Czech people, represented by Shuaike, resisted the oppression of a powerful nation with humor, optimism and perseverance, and made a mischievous resistance to the bad luck imposed on them through various ways of laughing and cursing.

Author Hasek mercilessly exposed the reaction, darkness and cruelty of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and all kinds of disasters imposed on the Czech nation, and successfully created an ordinary and immortal image of Shuaike. And through the jokes made by the funny character Shuaike, he expressed his hatred for the enemy, his love for the nation and his desire for peace.

After reading the book Good Soldier and Handsome, I deeply felt the cruelty of war. I hope there will be no more wars and the whole world will live in peace forever.

The book A Handsome Soldier was written by Czech writer yaroslav Hasek. On the surface, The Handsome Soldier is an interesting story that happened along the way, but in fact it satirizes the Austro-Hungarian Empire with his stories that make people laugh.

This book is mainly about the outbreak of war! After the assassination of Sarajevo, the fuse of World War I, the police tried to get people to talk about it, and then called these innocent people suspects and arrested them for questioning, including Shuaike. Later, Shuaike was sent to an insane asylum. After many twists and turns, he finally came to the front and began his military adventure.

Shuaike in this book is very curious and likes to ask questions about everything. I'm as curious as Shuaike. Once, I accidentally found a bag with a skull logo printed on it, which contained fragments of rock sugar and the like. I asked my father what it was. Father told me that it was alum, which was used to disinfect fish. It's poisonous. If you eat it, you will die of poisoning. Never eat it as candy. In the past, many children were playful and thought it was sugar, and as a result, they were poisoned by eating by mistake.

Shuaike is very talkative. When his boss, Captain Loukach, asks questions, he often talks. I also have such a bad habit. For example, when my father is asking questions, I often interrupt them in the middle. He asked a question, and I said the other three things were irrelevant, and I wanted to change them.

I like this book very much, because its content is so funny. I read it again and again, and I was deeply attracted by the optimistic and simple Shuaike. Shuaike is really a funny and lovely soldier!

Handshake of Good Soldiers is one of the representative works of Czech writer Hasek and a classic handed down from generation to generation. It has a strong irony and is deeply loved by people all over the world. It is memorable to read.

The book The Good Soldier Shuaike tells the story that Shuaike had to be sent to the front at the beginning of the 20th century when World War I broke out. At first, Shuaike was a priest's orderly, but later for some reason, he was transferred to Captain Lockhart. Shuaike is an optimistic man, and funny things often happen to him. He didn't take the war seriously at all. He used all the money from train tickets to the front to buy beer. Just when the captain couldn't find him ready to change, Shuaike appeared in front of him again and almost fainted. Seeing the enemy bathing in the pool, he put on a Russian military uniform and tried it. As a result, he was taken to court as a spy deserter. He stood in front of the judge, and when he was about to be shot, he still had the mind to tell stories to satirize the judge.

Shuaike has a chubby face, a big nose, a pair of innocent and lovely eyes and a round stomach. Shuaike is kind and brave, witty and expressionless, seemingly ordinary. Except for his appearance, he is a bit like Avanti: full of humor and intelligence like a civilian. His deadpan jokes confuse bureaucrats, make them fidget, and make them hate Shuaike to death.

After reading this book, I deeply felt the darkness of society at that time. In the book, a man found a diamond watch and gave it to the police station, but the police said he changed the diamond into glass and locked him up for three days. A man picked up the money and sent it to the police station, but instead of praising him, others called him an idiot, which eventually led to his suicide. It is enough to imagine the corruption and darkness of society at that time. This book also has a strong irony. For example, when Shuaike worked as an orderly for a military priest, the military priest was not a military priest at all. He is good at eating, drinking, whoring and gambling, especially when he is drunk once. He let Shuaike slap him twice, let Shuaike twist his neck, and called him a pig. Such people not only undermine the sanctity of the church, but also undermine the strictness of the army. For another example, in the third chapter, there was a major on the train. He always said that the premise of soldiers' victory was the public toilet. His soldiers went to the public toilet every day, so they were invincible. How ridiculous this is!

Who can face life as calmly as Shuaike, then all the so-called humiliation, fear, sadness and misfortune will be eliminated: life has become a skeleton, withered and happy; Who can admit death like Forrest Gump and keep running along a road, then the road of life will get wider and wider in running. It would be happier to live a simpler life, but those of us who are used to complicated things are too smart.

Freedom? I have my opinion. I like to stay in the madhouse. When I was there, it was the happiest day of my life.

A Good Soldier Shakes Hands was written by Jaroslav Hasek, a famous satirist in Czechoslovakia.

Shuaike was a little person from the bottom of society, and he became a soldier by mistake in the First World War. First he followed the army priest Otto? Gatz used to be an orderly, but later, because the priest lost to the captain of the Lushe family at cards, he had to mortgage Shuaike. In this way, Shuaike became the orderly of Captain Rushega, a typical officer of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at that time: greedy, bullying and bullying. However, he was helpless to Shuaike. Later, Shuaike became a messenger and was rushed to the front ... In short, his adventure was endless.

The characters in this book are vividly portrayed, and there are so many good words and sentences that I can't put them down. Most of this book uses satirical writing techniques, such as Otto? Father Gates likes to eat, drink and be merry. Once, he got as drunk as a fiddler and went crazy. He said he was a pig and didn't even know his orderly Shuaike. He also asked Shuaike to hit him and kick him. How ridiculous!

In this book, captain Rushega, forensic doctor, major general of the army, etc. Everyone thinks Shuaike is a crazy "big idiot", but I don't think so. I think Shuaike is a smart, witty, humorous and morally perfect person. If you make friends with him, he will be loyal and will often make you laugh. If you oppose him, he will be very cunning and make you laugh and cry.

I like Shuaike, and I want to learn from him. He is frank, honest, witty and humorous.

After reading "The Handsome Soldier", my mother bought me a book 10, among which I think "The Adventures of the Handsome Soldier" is the most interesting and funny! Let me talk about the main content!

The hero of this book, Shuaike, looks ridiculous, but in fact he is witty. After he was declared an "idiot" by the army, he returned to his hometown to sell dogs for a living. Later, when World War I broke out, he was drafted into the army. He became the messenger of No.91Captain Lukacs, and began a thrilling and absurd military life. Wherever he goes, he will be disturbed and turned upside down. The most ridiculous thing is that once, Captain Lukacs asked Shuaike to find a camping place. Shuaike saw a Russian military uniform by the river and put it on. At this time, Shuaike met a scout who came to look for the Russian pagoda, so Shuaike was mistaken for the pagoda and put in prison. In the next few days, he was rescued every day, but he was called "idiot" every time (because he kept explaining.

This is really a funny handsome guy! Sometimes when you are upset, he will make you feel "clear sky in Wan Li" and "cloudy to sunny"!

This is the handsome guy I know!

As the saying goes, books are the ladder of human progress. Only by reading more books can we broaden our horizons and enrich our knowledge.

Recently, I read a book called "The Adventures of the Elite Handshake", which is a humorous book written by the Czech writer Hasek. This book tells many interesting stories that happened to Shuaike, and I was deeply attracted by Shuaike, the funny hero in the book. Shuaike is a retired veteran and should suffer from rheumatism. He is naive, cute and funny. After inexplicably entering the prison, he was optimistic and even appreciated the scenery of the prison and the poems written on the wall by former criminals. When talking with officers, Shuaike never deceives officers evasively, but answers all kinds of strange questions frankly. Sometimes he talks back to his boss with some folk proverbs, which makes those officers laugh and cry, thus making many jokes. In the end, Shuaike is regarded as an idiot by many officers ... Shuaike is often abused and misunderstood by others, but his life is still very substantial, because he has integrity that others can't do. The vivid description of the author attracted me to this fantastic and interesting place, as if all this happened in real life as if it happened in front of my eyes. When my eyes met this book, I couldn't extricate myself any more. When Shuaike was laughing, I was laughing. When he is angry, I also feel that there is an anger about to erupt ... This book depicts an honest man who is naive, funny and trustworthy. After reading this book, Shuaike's cute, interesting and innocent appearance and some memories are so profound that people vomit.

Today, I finished "Good Soldier Shake Hands 7" and "Good Soldier Shake Hands", and I found it very good. This book was written by the Czech satirist Yaslav Hackock, and Shuaike's experience was rewritten according to his own experience.

At first, Shuaike was put in prison because of the "Sarajevo" incident. After many twists and turns, he became a deserter. Finally, he became an orderly of an army priest. The priest's hobby is drinking. A few times, Shuaike dragged him back. Later, the priest lost Shuaike to Captain Rushega at cards. However, Shuaike was sent to the front line by Colonel Chigula, the owner of the dog, for stealing the dog. On the way, Shuaike was detained again and arrived a few days later. When he arrived, he changed from an orderly to a messenger, and then they continued to March on Chirolarasida, and then Shuaike went to prison again.

The author died of illness before the last volume of Glorious Failure was finished. Left a regret. The writing of this book is humorous and some stories make people laugh. At the same time, it deeply analyzes and satirizes the chaos and dark side of the old society.

After reading "Good Soldier Handsome" 8 When I first read the book "Good Soldier Handsome", I felt that the handsome guy described in the book was ordinary and not outstanding at all. And when I finished reading this book, I was deeply attracted by this handsome boy who was as smart as a fool.

I was deeply impressed by his ordinary, simple and witty image. Shuaike himself is a Czech dog buyer and lives at the bottom. Later, because of World War I, he became a messenger. There are few people like him at ordinary times. They are just a drop in the ocean. But he is still defending world peace with his actions. The more he obeyed the leader's orders, the more trouble he got. All his officers call him "a fool, a fool", but I don't think he is stupid at all, but he is very witty and brave. Every time he is in trouble, he can respond tactfully and tell the truth bravely. The author also used this book to satirize the corruption of Austria-Hungary and the unjust war he launched. Although the author of this book died early due to physical reasons, it left a regret for this book, but it also left us room for thinking.

The indomitable spirit of Shuaike, the hero in the book, deserves my eternal respect.

I bought a lot of books to read this summer vacation. One of them is called "The Elite Handsome". This book is the representative work of Czech writer Ya Hasek. Unfortunately, before the book was finished, death forced the great writer to be silent forever.

This book tells: Shuaike, a Czech soldier with extraordinary wit, took part in World War I and made people laugh in the team. He can talk to his boss skillfully and deal with him as he deals with you. Exposed the darkness of the officers and the hatred of the Czech people against the rulers.

In this book, Shuaike's funny performances, simple mind and his tolerant qualities. That means Shuaike is a good man. However, Shuaike's heart is kind. He can go through fire and water for the Czech people, but those hateful officers laugh at Shuaike's appearance to cover up their darkness and think Shuaike is an ignorant idiot.

Now, I have finished reading "The Elite Handshake". In this book, Shuaike died, but the image of Shuaike will always stand in my heart. I want to learn from Shuaike and learn to be a kind, fair, honest and tolerant person!

Handshake of Good Soldiers is an outstanding political satire, which contains angry words and laughter.

Compared with World War II, which was full of justice, World War I was just a farce caused by uneven distribution of spoils.

On the Jewish Holocaust Monument in Boston, a German priest left a deep remorse: "At first, they chased the producer of * * *, and I was not a producer of * * *, so I didn't speak; Then they came after the Jews. I'm not Jewish, and I don't speak. Then they went after the union members. I'm not a member of the trade union, so I don't talk. Then they went after Catholics. I'm not a Catholic, and I don't speak. Finally, they came to me, and no one stood up to speak for me anymore.

Shuaike's accusation file in court unexpectedly disappeared, and the ridiculous fate of the little people exposed the incompetence of the giant Austro-Hungarian Empire. Shuaike's experience reflects the process of the collapse of Austria-Hungary, one of the oldest dynasties in modern Europe. The author exposed the hateful, ridiculous and despicable side of the government, army, court, police, hospital and church of Austria-Hungary by cartoon.

From the Crusades to the Inquisition in the Middle Ages, and then to the actions of the Spanish in America, if there is a God, I am afraid the most severe punishment will be imposed on their own believers, not those "evil" pagans. Jesus forgave those who hurt him with his own flesh and blood, but why did his followers slaughter their own compatriots and commit new sins because of a little faith?

The two world wars began like this: at first, there was a rally, then there was a torch parade, then there was the burning of books, and finally the whole world fell into the abyss of war. Everyone wrote a passage to Hitler: "We offer our hearts to you, you are the leader, you are the savior of Germany, you are hope, you are loyalty, you are faith, you are the embodiment of love, we love you wholeheartedly, and I want to belong to you.

Of course, Kaiser William III, the initiator of World War I, and Chytra, the initiator of World War II, are bloodthirsty demons, but can a belligerent emperor and a fascist leader start a world war alone? Obviously, the participation of many "ordinary fascists" has made political persecution and war tragedies spectacular and intensified. Japan's refusal so far to admit the crime of the war of aggression and to offer sacrifices to Class A war criminals in shrines only shows that the "ordinary fascists" who gathered in squares all over Japan during World War II and held "huge cheers and waved countless hats together" did not really repent. composition