《假如给我三天光明》英语读后感_650字

　　The author of this book is Turgenev, a Russian country writer. The hunter's notes is a special form of special feature. Through the meticulous depiction of what the author has seen and heard every time, we can deeply feel the realities of the Russian society at that time. In front of us, the book is the first of the landlords' cruelty, venomous, hypocrisy, emptiness, and disgrace. Secondly, the author also reveals the tragic fate of the peasants, and finds out the talents, creativity, fine varieties and rich spiritual world of the farmers from some new perspectives. It is important to note that the author does not describe it directly, but is implicit, simple and infinite, leaving the reader with infinite imagination.

　　The book is deeply attracted to me, first of all the author's wonderful description of nature. I have fields, forests, streams and streams in my childhood, but I have never felt the beauty of it, but the vivid and vivid description of the author has aroused my love for nature, and it also reminds me of it. The beautiful memories of the summer's life in the childhood days, such as "I sit in a birch forest, the autumn weather is a bit strange, a little while the sun shines, and then a little rain, the sky is full of white clouds, all of a moment are all scattered, the blue sky is pure, calm and gentle..." Such a sentence, there will be a desire to read aloud, can really cultivate temperament.

　　There seems to be no connection between stories and stories, but they all have a common theme, which is to show the nature of the Russian society by showing the lives of all classes of people. The main writing technique of this book is description , and the description is mainly based on the description of characters' language, movements and appearance. This book describes a large number of people in detail. It mainly describes the two strata of the landlords and serfs, exposing the darkness of the society at that time by contrast, and arousing the readers' indignation and deep sympathy for the lower people.