My excellent thinking on college reading 1 My college is the last part of Gorky's autobiography trilogy. By describing their life and fate in childhood, adolescence and youth, the author vividly and truly reproduces the growth experience of their generation. The author lived in Russia at the end of 19 and the beginning of the 20th century. The darkness and evil under Russian autocracy are the unique social background of his growth, and also cast his unique growth mode.
The novel tells the story that Aletha, who suffered from human suffering, came to Kazan with the ideal of going to college, but his college dream was soon shattered. Soon he took part in secret revolutionary activities, and his poor life made him wander around the Volga River, living with porters, thieves and beggars, spreading revolutionary ideals to workers, participating in secret organizations of college students and encouraging workers to strike. This special university club showed him an increasingly broad new world.
When he came to Kazan, he lived in a poor middle school student's home. He discovered his poor mother's kitchen philosophy very early, and every piece of bread he gave him was "as heavy as a rock" in his heart, so he decided to "go out and find some work to support himself". In stormy days, hiding in a hole under the ruins, he realized that "going to college is just a dream", and he wrote emotionally: "This place will never be forgotten by me, it is my first university". This is his first growth in Kazan. Facing the miserable life, he has no complaints, and his kind heart is full of gratitude and hope. He knows that the days of suffering are long. He said to himself, "I became stronger in the days of suffering." The harder the living environment is, the more I can hone people's will. I have known this truth since I was very young. " Young and simple, in the face of suffering, he deeply realized the unparalleled wealth brought by suffering!
Gorky suffered in childhood, but he didn't give up. I think we should learn from him. Although the road of life is long and difficult, only we are determined to open up a new road for ourselves.
My excellent thoughts on college reading Two books are Gorky's famous autobiography trilogy, and the other two books are Childhood and On Earth. The author described his life experience when he was young. From this authentic tutorial, we can see that Gorky's aversion to the habits of ordinary citizens in his youth, his passionate pursuit of freedom, his strong yearning for a better life, his direct contact with the working people at the bottom of life, his deep participation in society, his acceptance of revolutionary ideas and his thirst for books are important conditions for his growth and his climbing from the bottom of life to the top of culture.
In my university, Gorky used his own brush strokes to reflect the life of Russian intellectuals at that time and the activities of populists against the czar's rule, showing the ideological status of Russian intellectuals in this period. In Gorky's autobiographical novels, we can see that Gorky hated the ugly reality of Russia when he was young and has been trying to explore the road of life. He once fantasized about being a robber, robbing the rich to help the poor or improving people's lives by praying to God, but at that time he was still young, of course, this was just a naive fantasy. In a large number of critical realism works, he also failed to find the answer to the question "What should I do?" He contacted many intellectuals with revolutionary emotions, and Gorky wanted to find a new way of life from them.
The novel My University is the last autobiographical trilogy completed by Gorky 1923 during his convalescence abroad, and the first important work he wrote after the October Revolution. The novel tells the story of 16-year-old hero, full of the desire to go to college, bidding farewell to his elderly grandmother and coming to Kazan city on the Volga River from Nizhny Novgorod. When he arrived in Kazan, the hero clearly saw that the harsh real life suddenly dashed his good wish to go to college, because he had to face up to life and work for survival first. So the slums, despicable streets and ship docks of Kazan became his first social university on the road of life.
My university described his activities and growing experience in Kazan. He 16 years old came to Kazan with the hope of going to college, but his dream could not be realized. The slums and docks of Kazan became his social university. He has no place to live and shares a bed with others. Working in docks, bakeries and grocery stores. Later, due to contact with college students, middle school students, members of secret groups and revolutionaries exiled from Siberia, their thoughts changed. He read works of revolutionary democracy and Marxism until he took part in revolutionary activities. Under the guidance of revolutionaries, he got rid of the mental crisis of suicide. During his four years in Kazan, his thoughts, knowledge and social experience have made great progress.
From this book, we can see Gorky's heart, which seems impenetrable, hazy but bright. "In my university, he used his own brush strokes to reflect the life of Russian intellectuals at that time and the activities of populists against the czar's rule, showing the ideological status of Russian intellectuals during this period. In Gorky's autobiographical novels, we can see that Gorky hated the ugly reality of Russia when he was young and has been trying to explore the road of life. He once fantasized about being a robber, robbing the rich to help the poor or improving people's lives by praying to God, but at that time he was still young, of course, this was just a naive fantasy. In a large number of critical realism works, he also failed to find "what should I do?" "I have come into contact with many intellectuals with revolutionary emotions, so I want to find a new way of life from them." That's it.
My university is actually the history of Gorky's exploration of truth. He has grown from a childish and passionate young man to a visionary thinker and revolutionary. His sources of knowledge are this school and his university.
Knowledge is * * *, thinking is your own, grasp the rudder in your heart, sail to the harbor of dreams, and grow up!
This is what I learned from college and thought of.
My excellent thoughts on my university 3 My university was written by Gorky, a Russian writer in the former Soviet Union. My University describes how he lived, moved and grew up in college.
After reading this composition, I feel Gorky is a man who is not afraid of hard work. He sticks to his dream and won't go against it. Gorky's other mature teacher is books. He saw a man who likes reading very much. Books broaden his horizons, enrich his thoughts, show him a wider and wider world, and strengthen his desire for a better life and his determination to fight for it. His name is Alisha.
Before I finished reading this article, I felt myself. I had a dream, but what else can I do? Have I been making progress and rushing forward? Why do I feel in my heart that I haven't done enough? Let me know how to realize my dream after reading this article. Gorky and Alisha are both my role models, and I must keep forging ahead like them. Go and realize my dream!
My University is one of Gorky's autobiographical novels trilogy, and it is a work with profound educational significance and great artistic charm. Gorky's autobiographical trilogy is one of Gorky's most outstanding works, and it is also a valuable asset of proletarian literature in the world.
My excellent thinking on college reading 4 This is the last part of Gorky's autobiographical novel Childhood on Earth, My University, entitled My University.
There are several articles in this book, such as coming to Kazan, being a grocer, being a baker, and going to the countryside. The main story is that when Aletha was sixteen, he left his hometown for Kazan with a little hope of going to school. However, his wish to go to college is just a dream and can't be realized. After the hope was shattered, Aletha ran for survival, living in a shabby house, selling coolies, contacting homeless people and working in a bakery ... Moreover, when he was in the bakery, he heard a very unpleasant thing-his grandmother died. After a while, Aletha got on a tugboat, left Kazan and came to the Caspian Sea. ...
After reading it, I have a lot of ideas. At that time, there were many young people like Alisha in Russia, who did not go to college after thousands of difficulties and experienced the terrible fact that their grandmother died. What bad news is unacceptable. My grandmother is Alisha's best companion in her life, and she also cares about Alisha the most. She is one of the most brilliant figures in this book, but she is dead. Why do good people die fast and bad people live long? Also, I like Alisha's strong qualities. His steadfast and unyielding character is also worth learning. Moreover, he has an indescribable nature and personality. Anyway, it has nothing to do with being good, but it has something to do with being good. Besides, he didn't give up that glimmer of hope. After seven days and seven nights of sailing, he came to the Caspian Sea. This experience is the greatest and most beneficial university in Aletha.
My University is Gorky's third autobiographical novel.
Alisha went to Kazan hopefully, ready to go to college there. However, he later realized that it is absolutely impossible for poor children to go to college. After that, he lived in a poor family and lived a very poor life. Living in a comprehensive building has to deal with hooligans and local ruffians frequently. This harsh environment has not changed Aletha's enthusiasm for learning. He likes reading very much and often keeps his hands on him.
Seeing this sentence, my face turned red at once. Think about all the books on the bookcase at home, but how many have you really read with your heart? Compared with the era of Alesha, our living environment is very good. Why not cherish it and study hard?
Learning is like "sailing against the current, if you don't advance, you will retreat." I must cherish this wonderful time. Study hard and serve the motherland with knowledge in the future.
I want to learn Gorky's style of insisting on learning. Learn from his persistent learning spirit. I always remember the idiom "learning is endless" in my heart, and I always remember Gorky, a good example of being diligent in learning.
My brilliant idea of college reading. I read the book "My University". I know that Aletha left his hometown at the age of sixteen and went to Kazan to study alone with his ideal. But the reality is not what he imagined. It is only a dream to go to college on his terms. After his hopes were dashed, he had to run for survival. Living in slums, selling coolies, wandering in the Volga River, working in a bakery, and living with porters and beggars. Finally, through contact with college students and progressives such as Guri Pletnjev, Jay Lenkov and Joe Cole, he devoted himself to a huge social university. In this university, he experienced a complicated road of spiritual development, endured many tests of life, and made a preliminary exploration of the meaning of life and the complexity of the world.
From this, I know that Aletha regards society as a university for learning life experiences. Aletha was miserable since he was a child, but he didn't give up. I think I should learn from him. Although the road of life is full of difficulties, as long as we make up our minds, we will certainly open up a new road for ourselves. I want to learn from his qualities and inspiring spirit. Always push yourself to be a useful person.
My excellent idea of college reading. Turning a page of life is equivalent to embarking on the road of life.
My University is Gorky's way to open the third page of his life!
This book tells that Gorky came to Kazan with the idea of going to college, but he soon understood that it was impossible for the poor to go to college. He lives in a slum. In order to make a living, he works as a docker in a bread workshop. This brought Gorky closer to porters and other laborers in his youth, and made him more closely connected with them and realized that he was exploited deeper. The pain of oppression strengthened the revolution's desire for liberation. This is reading Marx's book and accepting revolutionary theory. He also constantly mobilized workers against the exploiting classes. Although in this era, due to the rampant reactionary forces, the revolutionary struggle is often defeated and frustrated, which makes Gorky sometimes pessimistic and disappointed. However, in the struggle with the workers and the masses, Gorky was tempered and formed a revolutionary thought day. Gorky grew up in such a "university".
Gorky suffered in childhood, but he didn't give up. I think we should learn from him. Although the road of life is long and difficult, only we are determined to open up a new road for ourselves.
My excellent reading experience in college 8 This is the work of Gorky, a Soviet writer, and the third part of Gorky's trilogy. I tell you: On the impulse of a middle school student, Aletha came to Kazan to prepare for college, only to find that his dream could not be realized at all, so he had to work carefully in a complicated living environment, met many thoughtful and enthusiastic people, and became an ambitious and responsible new youth.
When I saw the name of my university, I thought it was about Alesha's university life, but it was not what I thought. Alisha's wish to go to college in that dark society is so difficult to realize. He loves reading very much, and he will have no problem getting into college, but he is poor and has no money to study. He can only work to earn enough money, and there may be a glimmer of hope. But this does not prevent him from pursuing his own ideals all the time.
I immediately thought of Li Ningning, the top science scholar in Shaanxi college entrance examination this year. Her family was poor, too, but she was admitted to Peking University, which exempted her from all tuition fees and gave her a scholarship. Therefore, living in today's society, as long as you get good grades, you don't have to worry about money.
My University is Gorky's third autobiographical novel. The novel tells the story that Aletha, suffering from human suffering, came to Kazan with the ideal of being admitted to a university, and soon took part in secret revolutionary activities. However, corruption and personal difficulties in Russia made him injured and attempted suicide. After his illness, he left Kazan with new strength and set foot on the road of wandering again.
Gorky (1868- 1936) is a great proletarian writer in the former Soviet Union, the founder of socialist and realistic literature, the mentor of proletarian revolutionary literature and the founder of Soviet literature. Originally known as Alexei Macsimovici Piskov, 1868 was born on March 28th in Nizhny Novgorky Road (now Gorky City) on the Volga River.
Gorky's father is a carpenter. Gorky lost his father when he was a child and lived in his grandfather's house, which ran a small dye house. 1 1 years old began to make a living independently. Gorky spent his childhood and adolescence in a poor and bullied family.
Suffering and bitterness honed his fighting spirit; When he was a nanny, he studied hard and was scolded twice by his master. Sometimes the oil lamp is almost smoked by the eyes.
Yes! Only reading can make life better.
My excellent post-reading feeling in college is 10. After reading Childhood and Earth, I went to my university. Alesha, a young man, came to Kazan alone. He is bent on going to college. Soon, his college dream was shattered. In order to survive, he ran around, wandered around and worked to support himself. The hard life made him understand that society is a real university, and this university tempered his strong will and made him more hopeful for the future.
Gorky regards going to college as his dream. Facing the hard life, he wrote in the book: In the hard days, I became stronger. I don't expect others to save me, and I don't crave accidental good luck. The harder the living environment is, the more I can hone my will and grow my wisdom. I have known this truth since I was very young. I admire his yearning for a better life and strong will.
I want to learn from the hero, establish the pursuit of a better life in the future, and learn from the hero's firm belief in life and strong will. Try to exercise yourself and be a pine tree that can withstand the wind and waves, not a seedling in a greenhouse.