Thoughts on Reading To Kill a Mockingbird 1 To Kill a Mockingbird is an excellent book for all fathers. He criticized the injustice and racial contradictions in American society and told people that the principle of being a man should follow conscience.
This story tells that Jim, Scott and Atticus live in a place in America. At that time, there was a ghost story circulating in the town: a strange family lived next door to them. Their son Bu once stabbed his mother with a kitchen knife. Rumors frightened the villagers of the house. Everyone thinks that we can't go near that house. Jim and Scott sometimes run to Bob's house to play, and then run out soon. Jim found clay statues, pocket watches, chains and other things in a tree hole near his home several times. He thought these were left by cloth, so he put them away.
Later, Atticus defended a black man. Jim and Scott were deeply impressed after hearing the court defense. When a white man involved disrespected his father, his father learned a lot. Jim and Scott were attacked on their way home. At the critical moment, Bu rushed out and stabbed the bad guys with a knife.
After reading this book, I understand the fragility of life and the ugliness of human nature, as well as those who contribute to equality like Atticus. I also understand that you can't believe rumors. At the beginning of life, human nature is good. Only by approaching a person with your heart can you really understand him. It also showed us the racial contradiction and injustice to black people in American society, and finally inspired his children and us.
To Kill a Mockingbird's thoughts on reading II. I read this book very early, so I didn't understand it because it was very early. In my opinion, this is a book about the black struggle. The background is the Great Depression in the 1930s in the United States. At first glance, it looks a bit like Uncle Tom's Cabin, but after watching the movie recently, I realized many details in the book and what this story really wants to tell us.
The story happened naturally. It was the most common thing at that time to blame the fault or false accusation of white people on the name of black people, but Addicks, as a lawyer, was indignant. This move was definitely a pioneering work that stunned white people at that time. For this reason, his children were persecuted and Tom, a prisoner, was shot in prison. I don't know what a twisted world this is. I can't believe it exists. A really good man has been retaliated by society, and I can't help but question the purpose of writing. However, in the eyes of those black people, Addicks brought them light like Martin Luther King, but Addicks was white, so maybe his ending was not good.
But those seeds of equality, freedom and kindness are quietly blooming in the hearts of the next generation. Just like this, what the book wants to tell people most should be to have a kind heart and dare to compete in a distorted world.
"You can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family. Whether you admit it or not, family or family. Refusing to admit this will make you look stupid. " When we grow up, we all become a lot of fetters and can't express our feelings directly with our parents. There are many misunderstandings and confusions, but our parents used to be children, but being parents for the first time, some love to endure and some love to win, all of which need mutual understanding.
Reflections on To Kill a Mockingbird 3. To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic literary work that has spread in more than 30 countries. It is about the harsh racial discrimination and the destruction of human nature under the background of the Great Depression. Where there is darkness, there is light. Addicks, the hero, is a clever and fair man. He is an ordinary lawyer. In court, in order to protect an innocent black man, a man shielded all external voices, endured the abuse of "helping niggers" and fought for fair rights for niggers in an era when niggers had no status at all.
He said in the book: "The real courage is that you know the result clearly, but you still have to go on unswervingly." You rarely win, but sometimes you win. " The black man died, he didn't wake people's conscience, and his son was retaliated. But he set the greatest example for his children, making them as honest and kind as their fathers.
After reading this book, I thought deeply. In real life, do we have enough courage to stand up when it is unfair, insist on doing the right thing, and have the confidence to try a difficult thing?
Although we may not be as great as Adick, we can start with the little things in life.
For example, give your seat to pregnant women and the elderly on the bus and hand a cup of tea to the hard-working cleaning aunt on the street. Kindness and justice will be passed on, and the world we want is a world full of love.
Discrimination against colored people abroad has led to people's resistance, and everyone has gradually diluted this discrimination, but some people are still very disgusted with colored people.
If everyone is fair and full of love, how wonderful the world will be!
Comments on To Kill a Mockingbird 4 Atticus is undoubtedly a charming person, wise and calm, and always keeps a quiet and peaceful mind when dealing with things. Attix has his own persistence and attaches great importance to setting an example for children with his own actions. Atticus is a real gentleman. Under his influence, a pair of children are also very good at thinking. They obviously have good qualities: politeness, being able to consider problems from the perspective of others, and integrity. ...
This book is actually very suitable for family education. What is commendable about Attucks is that he doesn't treat his children as adults. From his conversation with Kupao, it is difficult for us to find out the perfunctory feeling. Children have a strong thirst for knowledge, which sometimes makes adults unable to answer, but Attucks is always trying to find a way to solve children's doubts with the best starting point.
Although this book is spoken in a child's tone, it is very comprehensive. Socialization, humanity, racial discrimination, family education ... Looking at the epitome of a society from a small incident can sometimes hit people directly. We can easily find the shadows in life from books, such as Mr. Arthur, Alexandra menstruation and Miss Rachel. We can easily associate them with someone around us, but strange stories can give people a real experience.
To Kill a Mockingbird is easy, all in one thought.
Reflections on To Kill a Mockingbird. Robin, also known as mockingbird, is the symbol of this article. Robin literally has nothing to do with the plot, but it has a strong symbolic meaning in the novel. It stands for innocence. The story of "To Kill a Mockingbird" is a story of sin destroying innocent people. I think Robin symbolizes many characters in the novel. Jim, Tom Robinson, Deere and Bradley are all innocent "robins".
The theme of this novel is multiple. First, the question of good and evil of human nature. In real life, good and evil coexist. Only by appreciating the virtues of others and looking at life from others' perspective with sympathetic eyes can we understand evil. When dealing with evil, we should learn to understand and tolerate, instead of fighting violence with violence. Compassion and understanding are the best medicine to dissolve evil and hatred. Secondly, racial discrimination and hypocrisy of social class. Obviously, law is the best tool to safeguard human rights, but it has failed to save the innocent, and it has also become an evil tool to punish the innocent. This is the sorrow of the law and the sorrow of the ruled. Third, children's education in knowledge and morality. The most important thing is to educate them to be compassionate, understanding and kind. It is possible for people to live without losing conscience, hope and cynicism. This is what I felt when I read To Kill a Mockingbird. I was deeply shocked and moved by Addicks's personality, his brothers and sisters' innocence and Bradley's innocence.
To Kill a Mockingbird's Thoughts on Reading 6 has such a crime in the United States, that is, "If you kill a robin, it means that you have violated the law, and this book is also about the robin.
This book has obvious racial discrimination, but Actis is willing to help a black man who has been slandered as an official in his life. Axes has two children, one is Jim and the other is Scoot. The most impressive scene is that all the students in Cool Run School call black people niggers. They still call them niggers when they know it's a despicable name. When Atticus learned that her daughter called black people "niggers". He told Scoot to call it that again sincerely and enthusiastically. Yes, no matter what race people have self-esteem, why not erase their only conscience when giving nicknames to others?
I think this book not only highlights racial discrimination, but also educational ideas. For example, people in the ewell family are naturally competitive and don't accept any charity from anyone. They have no money and can only pay with some nuts or wood. And dee. Come every summer vacation. For two months, his parents regarded him as indifferent to the air and didn't even know if Dee was at home. Deere lacked the love of his parents since childhood, and only Amanke, Jim and Cool Brother cared about him.
After reading this book, I deeply felt that cruel, heavy and trampled era, as well as that miserable family and terrible family education. If I was born in those days, I would choose Attucks's family, because he is not only a lawyer who can teach me how to behave, but also a good father who treats everyone as human beings, kind and kind!
To Kill a Mockingbird's Reading Experience 7 Although this book is a novel, it covers many profound contents, including racial issues, democratic issues, education issues and so on. The hero of the novel, Mr. Finch, is an excellent lawyer. In order to defend the blacks, he and his family were attacked. Once, when he bought a shotgun for his children, he said, you can't kill robins because they don't destroy crops or do bad things. They just sing for mankind with their hearts. Killing a robin is a sin.
Robin has little to do with the plot of the novel, but represents the kind and innocent black people planted in the novel. They are not bad people, but they were excluded and hurt by others in the environment at that time. Mr. Finch is a fair and kind lawyer who abides by principles. Through his own actions, he made his two children understand the prejudice and indifference of the adult world, and used his knowledge and ability to oppose racial discrimination and social injustice, setting a just example for the children.
There is also a very incisive explanation of democracy in the novel: democracy means that everyone has equal rights and no one enjoys privileges. Blacks and whites should be equal. To Kill a Mockingbird deprived them of this equality. Without equality, justice is impossible.
Reading Experience of To Kill a Mockingbird 8 This book tells about several groups of families, and each group of families has different educational methods. This book mainly tells the story of a family whose owner is lawyer Adick. He has his own experience in educating children. He won't just blame the children like other families, but patiently tell stories to let them know their mistakes. But a few blocks away from Addicks, there lived a family named Radley. He was an eccentric because his son never left home and was isolated from the world. No one wants to go near their home for fear that this weirdo will "eat" them.
Of these two families, I prefer the education method of Addicks, which can let children know the mistakes they have made and understand and correct them by themselves. At the same time, it can also help children find more friends, live happily in society and make children more mature.
But Radley's method of educating children also has advantages: keeping children at home can keep them away from danger and live a safer life. But this makes them farther and farther away from the society, thus feeling strange to the world.
Therefore, we should protect our children to a certain extent, but we can't keep them at home like Radley and let them have no contact with anything. We should make them think about things themselves and their consequences like addicts. At the same time, we should encourage our children to be a helpful boy. When children make mistakes, we should patiently educate them and help them understand and correct them.
Thoughts on Reading To Kill a Mockingbird 9 "It is said that every father should read this novel and think about how to be a good father"-writer Miao Wei.
This is about what happened in America in the 1930s. Dad is a fair and upright lawyer. In that era when it was politically correct to discriminate against blacks, my father defended blacks and was criticized by people in small towns. Dad set an example for his children with his own actions. After reading it, I feel that having such a father is really a very happy thing, and it is also related to family education, justice and growth ~
In the "100 screen heroes and villains" selected by the Motion Picture Association of America, lawyer Finch starring Parker (the protagonist of this book) ranks first among heroes.
Growth is always an annoying proposition. Sometimes the growth will be slow, like a brook singing tinkling songs, but sometimes it will be sudden, like a rainstorm ... Three children have experienced unexpected growth because of several unjust cases in the town-pain and confusion, sadness and anger, but also warmth and emotion. This is the growth classic of love and true knowledge.
The story of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird (the essence) takes place in a quiet town in the southern United States during the Great Depression. Several bizarre mysteries completely broke the quiet life of several children: the real murderer of the incident, the mystery of the weirdo, the truth behind the rumor ... Under the guidance of their father, they searched for true knowledge in the fog, experienced grace in hardships, accumulated righteousness in injustice, experienced ups and downs, and realized the world.
To Kill a Mockingbird won the Pulitzer Prize with 1960.
One of the books borrowed from American libraries and one of the novels loved by British teenagers.
American middle schools recommend extracurricular reading materials.
Comments on To Kill a Mockingbird 10 There is a proverb in the southern United States: "To Kill a Mockingbird is a sin." This sentence comes from this book.
"Robins never destroy other people's gardens. They don't nest in corn barns. They just sing to us. "
This book is a classic literary work circulating in more than 30 countries. It is about the harsh racial discrimination and the destruction of human nature under the background of the Great Depression. Where there is darkness, there is light. Addicks, the hero, is a clever and fair man. He is an ordinary lawyer. In court, in order to protect an innocent black man, a man shielded all external voices, endured the abuse of "helping niggers" and fought for fair rights for niggers in an era when niggers had no status at all.
He said: "the real courage is that you know the result clearly, but you still have to go on unswervingly." You rarely win, but sometimes you win. " Finally, the black man died. He didn't awaken people's conscience, and his son was revenged. But he set the greatest example for his children, making them as honest and kind as their fathers.
After reading this book, I thought deeply. Imagine in real life, whether we have enough courage to stand up when it is unfair, whether we insist on doing the right thing, and whether we have the confidence and will to try a difficult thing.
We may not be as great as Adick, but we can start with the little things in life. Give seats to pregnant women and the elderly on the bus and hand a cup of tea to the hard-working cleaning aunt on the street. Kindness and justice will be passed on, and the world we want is a world full of love.
I think, if everyone gives some love, how can there be so many unfair things in the world?
Comments on To Kill a Mockingbird 1 1 I've heard many people recommend this book, but I always refuse it because of its strange name.
To Kill a Mockingbird tells the story of two children growing up in a small town, with their friends, relatives and their adventures.
The most striking thing about this book is that it is written from the perspective of an eight-year-old girl, and the most impressive character in the book is her father "Addicks".
My father is a lawyer. He usually likes reading newspapers and books. He will tell the children the most essential truth in the world in the simplest words. For example:
"You can never fully understand a person unless you walk around in his shoes."
"Everyone's words deserve respect." Wait a minute.
From beginning to end, this book is permeated with the meaning of the word education in the text. Education is not a lady in the traditional sense, but a kind and strong heart. This book tells readers a lot of good deeds that should be paid attention to through a little thing and a little father's teaching.
At the end of the story, this book teaches us that people should not only be kind, but also protect themselves, because in this world, there are not only good robins, but also evil crested blue pigeons.
Above. Benefited a lot.
Comments on To Kill a Mockingbird 12 Everyone will have a favorite book, and this To Kill a Mockingbird is my favorite book.
After listening to the title of this book, I thought it was the story of To Kill a Mockingbird, so I was not interested. As a result, this book only quotes this sentence, which has nothing to do with To Kill a Mockingbird. What's more, it is also a parenting book that affects 50 million families around the world!
The content of the story is: During the Great Depression, several bizarre and mysterious cases occurred in Mecom, a quiet town in the southern United States, which completely broke the lives of Jim and Scott. Under the guidance of their father, these two children found true knowledge, experienced etiquette, accumulated righteousness and felt the warmth and true feelings of the world.
Before I opened the preface of this book, there was only one sentence on it:' I think lawyers were once children. Charles Lamb: I didn't know what this meant at first, but when I read the book and turned to the preface, I understood that anyone thinks that lawyers are an indispensable role in going in and out of court. They think that they help clients win lawsuits either for money or for the truth. Some people think that lawyers are scary because lawyers are too powerful and oppressive in court, so they feel terrible. But every lawyer has a childhood. Although you don't know what their childhood is like, you don't need to know, just know that they are children. ...
After reading this book, I gained a lot and let me know that there is light besides darkness in the world!
Comments on To Kill a Mockingbird 13 Addicks is an ideal father. His character is honest, kind and fair. What I appreciate most is his getting along with children, not an authoritative father, but a friend-style communication. The son Jim is a gentleman and generous, and the daughter Scott is a confident and lively "lady". With so many bears, every parent should seriously consider whether he is a bear parent or not. I think this book is suitable for parents.
This book gave me a great shock. In those days, Adick could speak for Tom, a black man, regardless of other people's opinions, and fight for Radley's right to be a man. Prejudice is universal, but can we treat the so-called prejudice through prejudice and take off our colored glasses without looking at God's perspective?
"Robins just hum beautiful music for people to enjoy and don't do bad things. They don't eat flowers, fruits and vegetables grown in other people's yards, and they don't nest in barns. They just sing for us. So To Kill a Mockingbird is a crime. "
Rudley, the eccentric, is a robin, and Tom, the black man, is also a robin. It's for To Kill a Mockingbird, so you can't commit any more crimes.
In the face of so many years of gossip, it's great that Radley stepped forward when Scott's brothers and sisters were in danger! Love freak radley!
What is courage? Not only can you stand up in the face of violence, but also don't be a cold-eyed person in the face of injustice, and stick to your goodwill. It was Radley and Addicks!
A masterpiece of spiritual enlightenment! Read it, friends.
Comments on To Kill a Mockingbird 14 Modern people pay more attention to the living environment and quality, but despite people's efforts to build a more civilized city, they can't hide the dirty prejudice between people. The novel To Kill a Mockingbird shows me not only the filth and brilliance of human nature, but also the horror of "prejudice". It destroys the civilization of a city to pieces.
This novel reflects the living conditions of the American people and the barriers, discrimination and prejudice between races under the background of the great anti-Japanese movement. These prejudices made Black Tom suffer unwarranted charges and lost his life. Fortunately, the hero Addicks shines with the light of human conscience, responsibility and kindness. His brave defense of justice touched countless people.
-"No matter how many robins you shoot, To Kill a Mockingbird is not allowed. They are symbols of purity, beauty, justice and light. They don't destroy other people's gardens, they don't nest in cornfields, they just sing for mankind wholeheartedly. " Do you know that birds are innocent? If they make any mistakes, they should not lose their lives. Just like the black Tom in the novel, he not only didn't commit a crime, but also helped others with kindness, but left this world forever. He was not knocked down by the law, but lost to humanity and prejudice. That unfair society. Tom's death is heartbreaking and reflects a series of social problems.
Although it is a peaceful time, people's prejudice is vividly reflected in daily life. City dwellers look down on country people, locals look down on outsiders, people who are highly educated, and people who call themselves upper-class people look down on cleaners ... It is these inexplicable prejudices that make people harmonious, and even children are as unsympathetic as adults, ignoring justice and kindness.
To Kill a Mockingbird Reading Experience15 As a father, ADDicks is undoubtedly successful in educating children by example. He is kind, fair and warm, and does not follow everyone's thoughts and actions. He only does what makes himself clear and dares to look the child in the eye. Be compassionate, treat everyone equally, and don't criticize others because of their race, dignity and superficial behavior. As a lawyer, he always keeps his original intention as a lawyer, sticks to his professional ethics and has his own independent and sober judgment. He is the most impressive figure in this novel.
Jim, kuster and Deere had an interesting summer vacation, the games they played together and their interest in the Radleys. From the beginning, they heard rumors that the children were most likely black or white. From their fear, disgust and adventure to the weirdo in the tree hole behind them, they helped Jim sew pants under barbed wire, covered kuster with a blanket outside the fire, and finally saved Jim. kuster finally understood that Mr. Arthur was a very gentle man. No one can really understand a person unless he has walked the road, worn the shoes and experienced everything.
Racial discrimination, marginalized people, people's different views, all the things we take for granted or taken for granted now are won by many people and generations. Be kind to others and give them warmth. Mr Arthur is a passionate man ... and there are many Mr Arthur, Addicks. ...