Comments on Uncle Tom's Cabin 1500 words

Uncle Tom's Cabin not only describes slaves with different performances and personalities, but also describes the faces of different types of slave owners. The following is the "Comments on Uncle Tom's Cabin 1500 words" I brought to you for reference only. Welcome to reading.

After reading Uncle Tom's cabin, there is a word 1500: "Flowers are similar year after year, but people are different year after year." In my life, a book is a garden, and a good book is a gorgeous flower. If I wander among the invincible flowers of classic works, I feel like a hungry bee sucking their essence. Among them, Uncle Tom's Cabin attracted me deeply.

Walking in the world of books, at the moment I was eager to see, "Seven-color Flowers" sprouted in front of my eyes. Quiet red, cold purple, green and white with a wry smile ... presented in front of my eyes like "splendid".

Quiet Red-Ai Le, Jilin

The innocent and lovely ElJilin has an angel-like beautiful face and a pure heart. She can treat everyone equally, regardless of each other, whether white or black. Good guy or bad guy. This is a rare spirit in the social background at that time.

But what I really appreciate about her is that she didn't forget to rebuild the gospel for the society before she died. She seems to have touched all the slaves and all the readers. A teenage girl with a pure heart also brings a lot of warmth to the protagonist Uncle Tom.

Cool purple.-Uncle Tom

Uncle Tom is a man at the mercy of slave owners. He believes in God, he pursues freedom, and he thinks that God can help him escape from suffering. He once said: His body belongs to his master, but his soul belongs to himself. He gave up the chance to escape for the safety of his master's family and was taken away by slave traders. His dedication and spirit of giving up for others shocked me.

Besides, Uncle Tom is also very capable and smart ... trying to manage the manor for Mr. shebbeare.

Green and white with a wry smile.

Eliza's family is kind and timid. Although this is the case for the couple, they are striving for their child Harry Jr. not to be sold. Later, they left Kentucky and started a new life, but the process was very difficult.

When the master didn't sell little Harry, they promised Eliza that they wouldn't sell him. But the result is just the opposite. So she began to question and recall the past. She felt hypocritical and began to smile bitterly. But in the end, they had the last laugh, not a bitter smile, but a laugh at the arrival of freedom. Eliza's smile made people see hope and light.

Dark darkness-Topsy

Topsy had the same experience as all slaves. The reason why I sympathize with her is that she grew up in the beating and cursing of slave owners, which made her develop the bad habit of lying and stealing and defiled her original beautiful and pure heart.

But fortunately, she met Ava, an innocent girl who influenced her. She is gradually striving to "change from dark black to pure white".

I once saw this kind of "seven-colored flower" when I was a child, but I was very confused at that time. Now read it again. My thoughts seem to have washed away its dirt from the light rain, leaving the sweet and soft luster of this flower deeply imprinted in my mind, and let the rich fragrance rush into my nose again.

This "flower" played a positive role in the society at that time, especially the victory of the just side represented by Lincoln in the American abolitionist movement and the American Civil War, which played a great role.

This is the story of "Seven Color Flowers". More people will know that this story will spread in different people and at different times.

Today, I read a book-Uncle Tom's Cabin, which tells the story of an American black slave who lived a hard life and died under the oppression of inhuman slavery.

In the United States in the forties and fifties of last century, there was no smoke of war, but the smell of fireworks was everywhere. There are dark clouds over the town, horses are constantly breathing, and a war is brewing. At that time, American society was full of discrimination and slavery against blacks. Many of them have a similar or even more tragic fate to Tom. They may not have met Eva, or they may have lived in pain all their lives and never felt the existence of love. The extraordinary novel Uncle Tom's Cabin triggered a war of liberation and freedom. People's selfishness and inexplicable sense of superiority dehumanize people of other races. Jews or blacks, why can't people get along equally? The tragic character Tom is a true portrayal of that dark society, and this book is the epitome of that society. Cherbet, the owner of a farm in Kentucky, was forced to sell Tom, the most capable and reliable slave on the farm, and Harry Jr., the beloved son of Eliza, Mrs. Cherbet's favorite servant, to pay his debts. Eliza overheard the news and fled with her son overnight. On the way, the husband and wife met unexpectedly and fled to Canada with the help of abolitionists to be free. Then George decided to go to Africa and try to build an African country. This is a young black man who dares to struggle, thus embarking on a bright road. Tom was sold to Hailey, a slave trader, and saved an EVA who fell into the water on the boat, the little girl's father St.? Kalia bought his writer slave and treated him generously. But the old man died soon, and Tom fell into the hands of the cruel manor owner Regley. During this period, Regley asked Tom to whip the woman, but he refused in person. After that, Cathy and Emily planned to escape. He would rather die than tell the whereabouts of the two men and was beaten to death. The author has created many characters, among which Tom is the most important one. I like his loyalty and honesty, and his sense of justice and spirit of helping others are even more admirable. But his religious belief is really puzzling.

I was moved by this story, because it truly described the tragic situation of slaves in the old American society at that time. Uncle Tom in the story is very helpful no matter where he is or what the situation is. In addition to being helpful, Uncle Tom is also very kind, loyal, capable and shrewd ... He also took pains to manage the manor for Mr. Shelby. And Eliza, in order not to let her son Harry be bought by Mr. Shelby, she had to leave home overnight. I didn't hesitate to choose a long and arduous road for my son. I had to worry every day and avoid the crazy pursuit of slave owners along the way. Besides, Eliza is kind and timid by nature, so Eliza takes maternal love to the extreme for her son. And most notably, kindness, innocence and purity, Uncle Tom's good friend Eva. Eva has a beautiful face like an angel and a pure heart. She can treat everyone equally, regardless of each other, whether white, black, good, bad or others. If they are in trouble or need help, she will try her best to help them.

The most regrettable things in the book are Uncle Tom, Eva and Mr. Claire ... It's a pity that they left the colorful world so early because they are kind! But those wicked people are slow to get what they deserve.

I have great sympathy for Topsy and all the slaves. I sympathize with Topsy, because she was beaten and scolded by slave owners since she was a child, which made her form the bad habit of lying and stealing and defiled her original beautiful and pure heart. What deserves more sympathy is all the black slaves, because they have to leave their homes, are often whipped and scolded by slave owners, or often starve. If you meet a slave owner like Rick, they will be even worse and die. So I have great sympathy for all slaves.

In the story, the behavior of some characters is really irritating. Like Haley's cruel and treacherous. Specializing in the slave trade, and often full of benevolence and morality, in fact, all for their own interests, he is the owner of the manor, in fact, he is also a cruel, mean, often beating slaves. The most hateful thing is that he tortured the kind uncle Tom to death. He is simply a demon.

In our life, there are many children like Topsy. They are immoral, heartless and unreasonable, so don't hate him, use love to understand and tolerate, peel off a yellow layer of things outside the green shoots, and use love to influence the numb heart. Always remember; The power of love is enormous and supreme! The famous Uncle Tom's Cabin has been published 150 years. The reason why it can still deeply impress readers is that the fraternity and humanity advocated by the author in the book have become the eternal pursuit of mankind today when slavery disappears.

After reading this story, I saw kindness, ability and shrewdness from Uncle Tom, as well as Eva's good qualities of treating others equally and being helpful, and also saw the false ugliness in the world. I also have a deeper understanding of American history. It turns out that the world is not sunny everywhere, but there are many dark sides that need our constant efforts. Only in this way can we avoid the recurrence of such tragedies in modern society.

After reading Uncle Tom's Cabin, reading Uncle Tom's Cabin for the third time always reminds me of the problem of "people". If the real situation of that era is as described in the book. That man is really a "thing" that is difficult to define.

How to label "people" and sell them blatantly in the market? Even if the author ridicules slavery in the book, "you are educated and they have no ink on their chests;" You are noble, they are humble; You are elegant, they are vulgar; You are brilliant and they are stupid and clumsy, but we live in the same world as people. If the law of the jungle is the strict criterion for human survival, then every "shortcoming" of human beings can be labeled as "inhuman", then how terrible will the final outcome of human beings be? Unfortunately, the United States at that time only used "skin color" as a label. Black people's lives are ugly.

Slave owners-it won't make people feel good just by calling them. They took someone else's body, and even took someone else's soul to some extent. But for those black people who have no hope, it is a blessing to have a kind slave owner in their hearts. Arthur. Shelby is such a person. He owns slaves, but he doesn't hurt their bodies. Therefore, Shelby has Tom's soul to some extent. Although honest Tom is a slave, he appreciates Shelby's kindness and even gives up the pursuit of freedom. However, I think that no matter how kind a slave owner is, as long as he doesn't lift the shackles of slavery, people like Tom will never gain an equal position in the world. His ending is vivid evidence that he is still betrayed by Shelby as a commodity in his hand at a critical moment.

After Tom was sold, although the bad luck didn't come so quickly, it was a clue to the moment of death. After being forced to abandon his wife and children, faithful and poor Tom met a kind-hearted, kind and cowardly St. Clay. Although he is a slave owner, in his mind, slaves are still "people" and they still enjoy certain legal protection. The dawn that belongs to Tom seems to have arrived. St Clare's daughter Eva (Evanger Lynn) seems to be a bright messenger for Tom and all blacks under slavery. I always vaguely feel that Eva described in the author's book is not a mortal, because a well-educated person does not necessarily have such a soul, let alone a child.

Eva's monologue is the most touching part of the story. She sent the saddest and deepest call to heaven: "I want you to remember that there is a beautiful world, the world where Jesus lives." That world belongs to me and will belong to you. Each of you can be an angel, and always be an angel. Jesus will bless you. " This is from a naive child. Maybe Eva is the body double of Jesus, who puts all her sufferings on one person, thus giving others light. But young Eva died of illness after all.

People with rich and sincere feelings will definitely not survive in that inhuman dark age. Eva's death made St. Clare feel like a stagnant pool. There is nothing in the world worth his nostalgia, and eventually he died of an accidental injury. Poor Tom once again encountered the resale of "goods", and the fate of the black people still could not get rid of the designated slave death moment.

Lai grip, another owner of cruel plantation slave owner Tom, pushed the evil of slavery to the peak. Under the protection of Christianity, Tom's heart has reached an indestructible level. "Pray for those who have hurt you" is the way of life of this Christian. Grip believes in "not believing that the destruction of the body can't change a person's heart". In that era when black and white were turned upside down and under the dark system, Tom and Lai grip, the two directly opposing spirits, were bound to show incisively and vividly. In the end, both sides lost. The door of the kingdom of heaven was finally opened to Tom, but his body was destroyed by Lai grip. Violence finally destroyed King Kong's incorruptible body, but he was also frightened by the trial of humanity and died in hell. It is gratifying that Lai grip will feel guilty and afraid because of the cruelty of human nature, which highlights the importance of human nature. Once you lose humanity, the body is just a nothingness, and you can knock it down.

On the contrary, Irina Karp, Tairova and Harris were the strongest people under slavery. They are not at the mercy of fate, but tear off the label of slavery that binds people. "For those of us who are born slaves and long slaves, what country can we talk about? The law just crushes us and makes us condescending. " Harris can see clearly that as a slave, he has no truth and no future. The so-called "country" and "law" are just a title to extract them. In order to truly gain human freedom, we must fight to the death with slave owners and slavery. Irina Kaptelova is also a woman. She didn't let her children be enslaved. Finally, they succeeded, fled to Canada and became free men.

This story has both a tearful plot and an indignant place. After reading it, people will inevitably think of "people". It can be said that slavery is the deepest valley where human beings have developed into darkness and sin. But isn't human development such a gradual process? Without such experience, how can people know the importance of freedom and human rights?

I read Uncle Tom's Cabin 1500 words Uncle Tom's Cabin, which was also translated into Black Slave Xu Tian Lu and Uncle Tom's Cabin by American female writer Beecher? Mrs. Stowe (1811-1896). Beecher? Stowe was born in a priest's family and used to be a teacher. She lived in Cincinnati for 18 years, just across the river from the southern slave village, which gave her the opportunity to get in touch with some escaped slaves. The sufferings of the slaves aroused her deep sympathy. She has been to the south herself and learned about the situation there herself. Uncle Tom's Cabin was written under this background. This book was serialized for the first time in National Times magazine on 1852, which immediately aroused strong response and was welcomed by people unparalleled. In the first year alone, more than 0/00 editions of/kloc-were printed in China, and more than 300,000 copies were sold. Later, it was translated into more than 20 languages and published all over the world. Critics believe that this book has played an important role in stimulating people's anti-slavery sentiment and is regarded as one of the causes of the American Civil War. When President Lincoln met Mrs. Stowe later, she jokingly called her "a little woman who wrote a book and caused a big war", which fully reflected the great influence of the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin.

The story begins with a deal between a slave owner and a slave trader. Selby, a slave owner in Kentucky, failed to speculate in the stock market. In order to pay off his debts, he decided to sell two slaves. One is Tom who was born in Shelby Plantation. Xiao Jiayou, who was the master when he was a child, won the favor of his master. When he became an adult, he became a slave manager of his master, loyal and committed to safeguarding his interests. Another slave who was trafficked was Horry, the son of a mulatto slave Lisa. When Lisa overheard that her master was going to sell Tom and her son, she took her son to Canada overnight. Her husband, George, waited for an opportunity to escape, joined his wife, took the children, and finally arrived in Canada through difficulties and obstacles.

Tom is a different story. He knew and supported Lisa to escape, but he didn't escape himself. He was taught by slave owners from an early age that he feared God, resigned to his fate and was loyal to his master, and he did not complain that his master would sell him to pay off his debts. He was resold to New Orleans and became the slave of the slaver Harry. In a drowning accident, Tom saved a slave owner's little daughter Jilin? The life of Quillia, the father of the child, Suntech, bought Tom from Harry. When he became a domestic servant, Tom formed an affection with the little girl. Soon the little girl died suddenly, and Suntech and Quelha decided to liberate Tom and other slaves according to their little daughter's wishes. However, before the legal process of liberation was completed, Suntech and Cliya were killed in an accident.

Suntech and Quelha's wife did not liberate Tom and other slaves, but sent them to the slave auction market. From then on, Tom fell into the hands of Simon, a slave owner of an extremely vicious "Red River" plantation. Simon treated slaves as "talking animals", flogged them at will and lynched them. Tom endured this inhuman torture, but still did not think of finding a way out for himself, but silently pursued the principle of being a man. In this plantation, two female slaves decided to escape in order to survive. They hid. Simon suspected that Tom had helped them escape, so he tied Tom up and whipped him to death. But Tom finally rebelled against the slave owners and said nothing. When Tom was dying, Qiu Qi, the son of his former master Selby, came to buy Tom, but Tom couldn't accept his former master's help and died black and blue. Chuck buried Tom on the spot. After returning to his hometown of Kentucky, Chucky liberated all his slaves in the name of Uncle Tom and said to them, "Every time I see Uncle Tom's cabin, I should think of your freedom." The book Uncle Tom's Cabin gave me a clear understanding of slavery in America 200 years ago. Among them, the part describing human nature is particularly in-depth. Both whites and blacks have the same feelings and thoughts, and there are good or evil. The author carefully depicts the loyal slave Tom, showing his spirit of not giving in to threats and sticking to his conscience and beliefs. In the story, the humiliation and inhuman treatment suffered by slaves at the auction station are vividly described. The mutual support between blacks also shows the brilliance of human nature.

Why do some people have racial prejudice? We humans have the same scientific name in biology, whether we are black, white or yellow. Why insult each other because of their skin color?

After reading Uncle Tom's Cabin 1500 words, the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin (subtitled "The Life of the Humble") written by American woman writer Harriet Beecher Stowe (181896) is the first American abolitionist literature. This novel points out two paths for blacks: forgiveness and brave revenge. This novel is not only a classic in the history of world literature, but also one of the fuses of American civil war, which has a far-reaching impact on American history and the process of world civilization. President Lincoln jokingly called her "writing a book; The little woman who led to the war ",this joke fully embodies the great influence of this novel on history.

This novel is mainly about the protagonist Tom and another slave George. The life experience and ultimate fate of Harris and his family. Tom is a complicated figure with dual personality. He is diligent and honest, hard-working, can be said to be a loyal servant to his master, but also a very compassionate and helpful person. At the same time, because he believed in Christianity, he willingly endured the abuse, destruction and slavery of cruel slave owners, believing that physical and mental torture and trauma in real life could be healed under the protection of the Lord. Tom served three slave owners, namely Shelby, St. Clay and Le grip. The first two were "generous" to him, while Lai grip was a typical tyrant. On Legrip's plantation, on the one hand, Tom gave his fate to God, on the other hand, he always looked forward to the redemption of his former owner Shelby, but finally he died miserably by Legrip's whip. When George, the son of former owner Shelby. When Shelby rushed to redeem him, he was already dying. "Oh, master George, you are too late. The savior saved me and took me home. I am looking forward to going back, and heaven is better than Kentucky. " He believed in Christianity until his death. After Uncle Tom died, Master George gave every slave in his manor a certificate of freedom. He said that it was at his grave, friends, that I made a decision before God: no matter who I am, I will not die alone in the plantation like him, risking leaving my hometown and scattering my relatives. Therefore, when you rejoice in your freedom, you should think that it is because of that old but kind heart, and treat her wife and children well to repay his affection. Whenever you see Uncle Tom's cabin, think about your freedom. Let it be a monument to his memory, which you should remember. You should follow in his footsteps, as he did before he died, with the spirit of honesty and loyalty to Christ.

George, another important character in the novel. On the other hand, Harris and Tom have the opposite behavior. The bloody reality has educated this talented young man and made him understand that God and religion are useless to change his slave status, and only by relying on his own unyielding and resistance can he gain freedom and happiness. Therefore, George is a typical slave who dares to resist in the true sense and should be given a positive evaluation. He disguised himself for freedom and happiness. With the help of abolitionists, he finally escaped to Canada with his wife Eliza and son Harry. Later, he received higher education in France, developed simple nationalism and decided to go to Libya to create his own country for his suffering compatriots.

Mrs. stowe is good at narration. The novel develops along the two clues of Uncle Tom and George's family, interspersed with many touching stories, such as Elizabeth's escape from the ice floe, the tragic death of a black old woman patriot, the resourcefulness of Kathy and Emily, and the death of Eva.

When I read Uncle Tom's Cabin, I thought of Tom and George. Harris deserves praise from readers. From them, we can see that forgiveness and brave revenge are full of human care. But the only regret is that Uncle Tom's forbearance and cowardice in front of Legrip, an out-and-out villain, makes people feel that he is ignorant. Perhaps, the novel just wants to alert people in the society at that time by shaping such a character image. In other words, if the novel changes its result, that is, Uncle Tom is saved by Master George, then perhaps the story will no longer look bleak and beautiful, perhaps it will not awaken people's consciousness and give slaves in slavery hope of redemption, and then the novel may lose its influence of fait accompli. In a word, this is a novel worthy of readers' thinking. Those who are interested can feel it, so that they can have a deeper understanding of the American abolitionist movement.