《凿壁借光》读后感600_模板
  读《凿壁借光》有感
  铜陵市东方红小学502班小记者:刘佳豪
  最近我读了一本书,里面包含着很多中国古代经典的小故事,如:《枯竹生笋》,《孔融让梨》,《孟母三迁》等等。其中最让我感动和受益匪浅的当属《凿壁借光》这则小故事。
  《凿壁借光》主要讲的是在西汉时期有个叫匡衡的人,他非常喜欢读书。可是他家十分贫穷,买不起书。他只好给富人家打工,不要工钱,只要把书借给他读就行了。因为白天要做工,只能用一点午休的时间读书。一天晚上匡衡正在家中背书,隐约看见家里墙壁上有一点亮光,原来是隔壁大户人家的灯光从家中的破墙缝里透了一点进来,匡衡喜出望外,连忙用刀把墙缝凿大了一点,这样灯光就照过来了,终于可以读书了。之后,他每天起早贪黑,白天打工晚上读书,经过坚持不懈的刻苦学习最终成为了当朝宰相。
  读了这个小故事,让我深受启发。西汉时期的匡衡在当时那么恶劣的环境下发奋学习,既不怕苦又不怕累,没有条件自己创造条件也要读书。这让我联想到了现在的小学生,21世纪科技
发达,我们过着衣食无忧的生活,坐在宽敞明亮的教室里,有着非常专业的老师给我们上课,各种学习工具和资料一应俱全,学校和父母已经为我们创造了这么好的教育环境,我们有什么理由不好好学习呢?
  然而,在我们平时的学习中,总会遇到一些棘手的困难和挫折,但是咱们要像匡衡那样,在困难面前毫不气馁,勇于战胜困难。所以大家要一起行动起来,珍惜时间,珍惜现在的读书机会啊!正如《长歌行》说里的一句话:”少壮不努力,老大徒伤悲。”
  同学们,让我们以匡衡为榜样,他那热爱学习,坚持学习的精神是值得我们每一个小学生学习的。
最有力的帮助是自己的努力
 
  作者/曹欣竹
 
  今天,我读了一篇题为《石头下面的小草》的文章,读后,我的感触很深。
 
  这篇文章主要写了这样一个故事:一棵小草从种子里钻出地面时,被一块石头压在了下面。蚂蚁想帮它却帮不了,油葫芦不愿意帮它。小草想:我还是自己努力吧……最有力的帮助是自己的努力。于是,小草毫不气馁,不停地奋斗,最终从石头下面钻了出来。
 
  读后,我觉得小草很伟大,它遇到困难不退缩,而我却总想依靠别人来取得成功。
 
  记得有一天放学回家后,我拿出作业本写作业,写着写着,遇到一道不会做的数学题。当时,到我家做客的表妹走过来,看见我一脸烦闷的表情,说:”,你怎么了?”我把遇到的困难告诉了表妹,可她也不会,我就把那道题拿给了妈妈。妈妈看了看说:”这么简单的题都不会?自己解决!”我特别生气,认为妈妈知道答案不告诉我,举手之劳的事居然不肯帮我。
我一赌气,干脆放下作业,和表妹玩去了。害得我第二天被老师批评了一顿,都怨妈妈!
 
  读了《石头下面的小草》,我被小草那种坚持不懈、不怕困难的精神感动了。和小草相比,我真觉得脸红啊!现在我懂得了:”最有力的帮助是自己的努力,只有自己努力,才可能克服种种困难,达到目的。”今后,我要凭着自己的能力解决遇到的难题,不再指望别人来帮助。
 
lonely lonely christmas  我要向小草学习,做一个不怕困难、勇于克服困难的人。
 
  指导教师: 周海洋
 
亲子读后感范文成功无捷径读后感范文藤野先生读后感范文篇一:圣诞欢歌英文读后感
 
  The spirit of Christmas Carol is to give, to forgive, and to love others. I get this message from the story A Christmas Carol , which is written by Charles Dickens, a famous English writer in the 19th century. It is about a miserly Englishman named Ebenezer Scrooge, who met three ghosts in a night and then became the best old man in England.
 
  The change happened in this way: Ebenezer Scrooge was a greedy and lonely man. He wanted to spend all his days working so as to make more money. He had a clerk called Bob Cratchit, and he also wanted him to work all day long without raising his salary. As Scrooge never felt that he had made enough money he never felt happy, not even on Christmas. Bob did not feel happy either, because he had to work all the year round with no weekends, holidays, not even Christmas, yet still being unable to support his family with his small salary.
 
  On one Christmas Day, when Scrooge went home after work, there was something strange happening in his house. After he sat down on his sofa to have a tea, a ghost appeared before him. It was Scrooge’s old partner, Marley! Scrooge was frightened. The ghost of Marley was chained up by a long iron chain. He told Scrooge that he needed to change his bad ways otherwise he would also be chained up when he died with even a much longer chain. He also told Scrooge that there would be three ghosts coming to vist him that night. And then the ghost left him and went away.
 
  When the clock struke twelve, the ghost of Christmas Past appeared. It took him to his boyhood. He was a lonely and unfortunate boy. Every one forgot him, even his family. Only his younger sister remembered him. This made Scrooge remember that he had sent a boy away, who was singing Christmas Carol in front of his office yesterday. He felt really sorry for the boy.
 
  When the clock struke one, the ghost of Christmas Present appeared. It took him to Bob’s house. Although Bob’s family were not very rich, they still had a good Christmas party. They drank for each one’s health. But when they came to drink for Scrooge’s health, everyone looked sad. They thought Scrooge was good for nothing. Then the ghost took him to Scrooge’s nephew’s house. They were having a Christmas party too. They were talking about Scrooge. They thought Scrooge was a miser who did not use his money to do anything good. Scrooge made a reflection on how to spend his money doing good deeds after he heard this.
 
  Soon the clock struk two and the ghost of Christmas Future came. It took Scrooge to a funeral house. It was his own funeral but no one was sorry for him. This made Scrooge know that if he did not change his miserly ways, he would have an awful result and a miserable death. No one would miss him when he died. This trip gave Scrooge a good warning and he became a generous and kind man ever since the next day. He sent a turkey to Bob and gave to the poor. Most importantly, he gave Bob a pay-rise!
 
  The spirit of Christmas is to give, to forgive, and to love others. A man who gets a lot of money but with no generosity will never live a happy life. He will spend a life of unhappiness and grievence. But a poor man with a generous heart will live his life in happiness and laughter. ()We need to forgive others when they hurt you or harm you, just like what Scrooge’s nephew did in the story. He forgave Scrooge when Scrooge said something which hurt him a lot. We also need to love others, just like what Scrooge did at the end of the story. He sent a big turkey to Bob and gave him a pay-rise. Let us be generous and kind, both to the poor and the strangers, our friends and neighbors. In that way we will live a happy and lovely life in the world!