《遠大前程》英文讀后感導語：《遠大前程》又譯《孤星血淚》，是英國作家查爾斯?狄更斯晚年寫成的長篇小說。故事背景為1812年耶誕節(jié)前夕至1840年冬天，主角孤兒皮普（Pip）以自傳式手法，表達從7歲開始的.三個人生階段。以下是的《遠大前程》英文，供各位參閱。Withsomanyfamousmasterpiecesonthebooklist，itisreallyaprettyhardjobtochooseonetoreadfirst.Aftermuchhesitationanddeeplythought，IfinallydecidedtoborrowGreatExpectationsfromthesmalllibrary.GreatExpectationsisaboutlove，family，andrejectionasPipandMissHavishamhavebothbeenrejectedincertainways.Pipisaboyaround13yearsold，easytofright，andgoesthroughhislifesufferinglotsofsadnessHeisinlovewithagirlnamedEstellaandwantshertofindhislove，butforhimbeingshyandnotshowinghimselftoher，itmakesitveryhardforhim.GreatExpectationswasthepenultimatenovelpletedbythemostpopularnovelistofVictorianEngland，CharlesDickens.BorninKent，England，in1812toafamilyofmodestmeansbutgreatpretensions，Dickens'searlylifewasmarkedbybothhumiliationandambition.Dickensneverforgottheperiodoffinancialcrisisduringhischildhood，whenfollowinghisfather'sbankruptcy，hewastakenoutofschoolandforcedtoworkinashoepolishwarehouse.Pipmeetsanescapedconvict，Magwitch，andgiveshimfood，inanencounterthatistohauntboththeirlives.WhenPipreceivesrichesfromamysteriousbenefactorhesnobbishlyabandonshisfriendsforLondonsocietyandhis“greatexpectations”.IsetupmymindtoselectitforthereasonthatIhavereadabriefintroductionofthismasterpieceinmyhighschoolEnglishtextbookbefore.Inaddition，aTaleofTwoCitieswhichisalsowrittenbyCharlesDickens，theoutstandingandspecialEnglishwriter，leftmeawonderfulanddeepimpression，whenIfinishedreadingthemarvelousstory.Ofcourse，GreatExpectationsdidn'tletmedown，either.What'smore，thewholestructureofthenoveliswellandelaboratelydesigned.Theplotisextremelyattractiveandfullofunexpectedtwists.Quiteafewcharactershaveadistinguishablepersonality.Moreover，thosewordsandsentencesaresobeautifulandmeaningfulthatIeventookthemdowncarefullyinmynotebook.Byreadingthemnolessthanthreetimes，Ihavelearnednotonlysomenewphrasesandsentences，butalsoaphilosophyoflife.Amongthecharacters，whichimpressedmemostarenotPipandEstellawhoshouldberegardedastheleadingroles，butJoeandMagwitch.IfeelawfullysorrythatIwasnotbraveenoughtoreadtheoriginaleditionthatisasthickasabrick.Otherwise，ImayappreciateJoeandMagwitchmore.Yes，theyarenotthemaincharactersinthenovel.However，whattheysaidandwhattheydiddeeplytouchedmeIt'sinteresting，isn'tit?Theyarequitetheoppositeguys.Oneisatotallygoodmanwithouttheleastbitofwickednesswhiletheotherisaprisonerwhoisbelievedtohavemittedeveryevil.IbelievethateveryonewhoreadsthebookistolikeJoe.Whenhetalkedabouthisheavydrinkingfatherwhohithimalot，hesaidhehadalotoflove.Facedwithhisrudewife，hewouldratherseemabitweakorfoolishthanstanduptoherandfightforhimself.KnowingpeacockishPipwasashamedofhisuneducatedmanners，heleftsadlyandquietly.Theworldrushesonoverthestringsofthelingeringheartmakingthemusicofsadness.ButwhenhewasinformedofPip'sillness，heimmediatelycametotakegoodcareofPip.Heisalwayscontributingeverythingandrequiringnothing.SuchamanisJoe，kind，tolerantandselfless."Nothingissomildandgentleascourage，nothingsocruelandpitilessascowardice，"saysawiseauthor.However，whydoIappreciateMagwitch，thebadguy?Youmaywonder.Indeed，Magwitchdidalotofevilthingswhenhewasyoung.Buthowcanyoubeunmovedwhenyougettoknowthattheoldmankepthimselfgoingjustbythinkingoftheboywhooncedidhimasmallfavor?HelosthisonlydaughterandPiphadnoparents，soheconsideredhimselfastheboy'ssecondfather，makinguphismindtohelphisdearboybecameagentleman.HedideverykindofjobandledahardlifeinAustralia.AtlasthemadeabigfortuneandpromisedhimselfthatallthemoneywouldgotoPip.HecouldhaveledabetterlifeinAustralia，butIhechosetogobacktoLondon.withthesimpleintentionofseeingPip，hewentbackattheriskofbeinghanged!“whateverthefaulthehadfromthestart，remember，reader，hehadagoodheart.”Joeusedthesewordstodescribehisfather.ButIthinkthesewordscanbetterdescribeMagwitch.Helivedwiththefearofdeathallhislife.Whoshutsloveout，inturnshallbeshutoutfromlove.However，thankfully，becausePipfinallyrealizedhisgoodheart，hisendingwaspeaceful.DickenshasPipasthewriterandfirstpersonnarratorofthisaountofhislife'sexperiences，andtheentirestoryisunderstoodtohavebeenwrittenasaretrospective，ratherthanasapresenttensenarrativeoradiaryorjournal.Still，thoughPip"knows"howalltheeventsinthestorywillturnout，heusesonlyverysubtleforeshadowingsothatwelearnofeventsonlywhenthePipinthestorydoes.Pipdoes，however，usetheperspectiveofthebitterlessonshe'slearnedtomentacidlyonvariousactionsandattitudesinhisearlierlife.Iknowhowtofullyunderstandthisnovel，twiceisfarfromenough.Pip，Estella，MissHavisham，BiddyevenMrWemmick，everysinglecharacterhasastorythatiswellworthmyattention.IlovethisnovelsomuchthatIamdeterminedtoreadtheoriginaleditiononeday.Believeme.Butbeforethatdayes，IwillseethemovieGreatExpectationsfirst.Searchforknowledge，readmore，sitonyourfrontporchandadmiretheviewwithoutpayingattentiontoyourneeds."GreatExpectations"isthelateworksofDickens,butalsohismostmaturework.Thetitleisironic,ittellsanorphan,Pipwantstobetheidealupperstoryofdisillusionment,heeventuallydidnotasagentleman,ofcourse,andthereisnoso-calledGreatExpectations.Thisbookisanextremelyexcitingstorycloselythereader'sheartstrings,andvividlydescribesthesufferingofacontinuousstrugglewiththefateoforphansPippsychologicalhistory,atlasthefinallygraspedthetruthoflifetobeeanordinaryperson,andtoshakehandswiththefirstlovereunion,wasapleteending."GreatExpectations"Thestoryhasitsuniquefeatures;thereisatimetoletthereaderunabletostopfeeling.Pipheroofthisbook,butalsolinkedtoothercharactersinatheme.Theenvironmentcanchangepeople'sdestiny,Pipistobetheenvironmentchange.Thebeginning,Pipwasakidhownaive,easilytheletterpeople,sympathetic.However,PiphadsufferedthefatethatmettheQueenasagirl,thisgirlwillbethoroughaffecthislife.Hebegantolookdownonthemselves,theybegantheirownhomeenvironmentandbackgroundfeelinferior,"andIthoughtthishouseinmind,thereisnohintofsunshine!Thesametime,theiractionsaremoreoffensiveandmorelookeddownonhisfamily."Itwasaverygoodsceneofwriting,insuchahorribleroom,lookdownuponhimself.Isthemagicdo?Not!Thisistobetheonetruth:Manistheproductoftheenvironment.IstheenvironmenthaschangedPip.Further,Pip,"goodluck",thealreadypossessed,andthenon-gowhentheupperone.PipaskedHerberttoteachhimmannersandrules,showsthathewasanxioustobeaLondoner.However,nomatterwhatPip'sheartsofthegood,youcanstillfeelthe.HesecretlyspendingmoneytosupportthecauseofHerbert,whichshowsthatheisagoodperson,generousbenevolenceoffriends,andnevermean.Knowthathisbenefactorturnedouttobeafugitive;hebegantoevolvefromtheenvironment."Andthebenefactorgoodbyebecameheavywiththeanxietyof."ThisshowsthatPipbegantocareaboutthesafetyofthebenefactor,andaffectionofthebenefactorproduced."Evenifwelackofmoneycannolongerusethebenefactor'smoney."IndicatesPipheartgoodthingsstartedtorecoverintheend,helivedamundaneandreallife.Finally,PipandYisidailaStophand,oneoutoftheruins,thevastheavenandearthbeingimmersedinthequietofthemoon Fromtheruinstothenight'sfogandthentheverybeautifulmoon,asymbolofPipandYisidailaloveTrilogybeganisnotpossible,andthenishazy,andfinallythemoonlightshines.Thisisahappyending,finallynoregrets.Thelanguagefeatures,writinginthemodusoperandi,buttherearemanyplacesthatwecanlearn."Ratshavebeeneatingitwithhisteeth,butthereismorethansharpteethofratschewingonme."InordertodescribetheMissHabershamsuffering,wonderful!"Apeopletheillusionofterrorspreadinmyheart,asifIYisidailaarebeginningtorot……"Thisisaclassicliterarydescription,totheeffectofpoetry."I'msuddenlyfeelingoutofcontrol,lyingonthefloor,strainingtopullhishaironbothsides."Thissentenceinparticulartoconveythecharacter'spsychologicalinnerconflicts,heknewlovedthewrongperson,butstillgoingtolove."Londongavemetheimpressionthatalittlebitchaotic,narrowroads,forming,butalsoverydirty."Thisisonlyafewstrokes;heoutlinesthecharacteristicsofLondon.Pipwasinthisenvironment,tobeea"superperson"twoefforts.TheauthordescribestheMissHabershamHe'ssto