野性的呼唤英文读后感

ThecallofthewildTherearemanyreasonsformechoosingthisbooktoreadbutthemostimportantreasonisthatthisbooktellsastoryo“dogandhuman”.Ihaveaspecialfeelingaboutit,becauseihadspentalongqualitytimewithadogforabout12years.Althoughhehaddeadforthreeyears,istilloftenthinkabouthim.Ialwaysbelievethatdogsareourfriends,andtheyareveryloyal,brilliantandspecialanimaldifferedfromothercreatures.ThecallofthewildwaswrittenbyJackLondonwhowasafamous,widelyread,andbest-knownwriterinAmericaintwentycentury.Thisbooktellsusanexperienceofextraordinarydog-Buckwhoisamassive,strongregaldogwitharichcoatoffur.Atthebeginningofthestory,Buckisapetofarichjudge`.Andhespendshisdaysleisurely.Unfortunately,heisstolenbyagardenerandsoldtothenorthtoworkasasleddog.Everythinginhissurroundistheoppositeofcomfortingfamiliarityofhouse.Hehastofacevarietiesoffierceanddangeroussituationsindependently.Withtimegoesby,Bucklearnhowtofightagainstattacksbyotherdogsandstruggleforgood,atthesametime,hebecomesstrongerandstronger.Butheishopelessinthefaceoftheclubbingandstarvationbymen.Changeshappentohim.whenheisgongingtobebeattodeath,johnThorntonsavehimandtakecareofhinuntilrecovering.Theybecomebestfriend.Unfortunatelyagain,hismasteriskilledbyIndian,hebecomeshomeless.Simultaneously,hefacesthechallengeofbeingacceptedbythewolfpackandhechoosestotakeleadershipofthewolfpack.Afterreadingthisbook,ifeelthatisamazingstoryaboutadogbecomingaleaderofthepackofwolf.Coupledays,ilookedthroughisagain.ithinkthatthereasonshowhecanbecomealeaderfromapetdog.Isummarythereasonsasfollowing.Firstly,Buckisamassiveandstrongdogandhehaveaspecialregalqualityinhisnature.Inhisearlylife,hehadacomfortablelife,onstarvation,onbeating,evenonfiercecompetition,histalentwasburiedinasmalltown.However,whenhehastofaceanewandhardsituation,hispotentialabilitiesaredevelopedtotally.Istronglybelievethatweallhavepotentialpowerandallofushaveourownabilities,thereforwemustbestrongtofacewithdifficultiesandbelievethatwoecandoitwell.Secondly,extraordinarilyexperiencesmakeBuckbecomemorestrongerandrealitythanbefore.Themomentheissoldbytheman,hisdestinyischangedalot.Hiscomfortablelifeisendedandnewadventurelifeisbegan.Inanewsituation,heisforcedtolearnhowtosurvive,andmakehimselfbepowerful.Thefinalresultsowetohisrichexperienceandpersoncharming.Inourdailylife,weshouldpayattentiontoaccumulateexperienceandpracticeoverandover.fromnowonwecanbeprepareforourfuture.Thirdly,Buckhasabraveheart.Inthestory,authordescribeadog`sspecialexperienceforus,butinmyviewheshowmeadoghowtobecomebrave.Thisdoglikeaperson,inabadenvironment,wecannotchangeourlifebutwecanpossessawillingheart.Thisstoryisveryvividtotellusthatwecanbebravetofightwithlife.Wheneverweare,justhaveabraveheartandattempttochangelife.Allinall,thisstoryisreflectinghuman`slife.onlyexperiencinghardshipandhavingastrongwillpowercanpeopleovercomelife`beatingandbecomeasuccessfulperson.Afamouswritersaid“everytragedymakesheroesofcommonpeople”.Hencelet`scherishourlifeandtryourbesttoovercomehardship.Sentences:①HelearnedtobreaktheiceonwaterholeswithhisfeetwhenhewantedtodrinkHewasstronger，harder，andcouldseeandsmellbetterthaneverbefore．②Inaway，hewasrememberingbacktothedayswhenwilddogstraveledinpacksthroughtheforest，killingformeatastheywent．Itwaseasyforhimtolearntofightlikeawolf，becauseitwasinhisblood．③Thetwodogsfellinthesnow．SpitzbitBuckveryquickly，twice，andthenjumpedaway，watchingcarefully．④TheyweresurprisedwhenBuckmadethemworkhardandpunishedthemfortheirmistakesPike，theseconddog，wasusuallylazy；butbytheendofthefirstdayhewaspullingharderthanhehadeverpulledinhislife．⑤Thismanhadlonghairanddeepeyes，andmadestrangenoisesinhisthroatHewasveryfrightenedofthedark，andlookedaroundhimallthetime，holdingaheavystoneinhishand．⑥ThedriverharnessedupwithoutDave，anddroveafewhun-dreadmeres．Thenhestopped，tookhisgun，andwalkedback．⑦BuckwashappytolieonthegroundalldayandwatchThorntonAndwhenThorntonspoketohimortouchedhim，Buckwentwildwithhappiness．⑧Buckwas，withoutquestion，averyfineanimal—bright-eyed，intelligent，histhickcoatshiningwithhealth．9.Theyspentallthesummerinthemountains，carryingeverythingtheyneededontheirbacks，sometimesmakingboatstogodownriversoracrosslakes．10.Hewalksaloneroundthelakewheretheyellowgoldshinesinthewater,andhowls．Butheisnotalwaysalone．Inthelongwinternights，herunsattheheadofthewolfpackthroughthemoonlight，callingintothenightwiththem，singingasongfromayoungerworld．11.．Buckmovedlikeastormamongthem，tearing，biting，destroying，inamadnessthathehadneverknownbefore．Nothingcouldstophim，andsoontheYeatswererunning，wildwithfear，backtotheforestBuckfollowedforsometime，thenreturnedtothecamp．12.Mananddogdisappearedunderthewater，bangingintorocks，turningoverandover，sometimeswithBuckontop，sometimesThornton．13.Bucktookhisteethoutoftheman'sarmandthistimebitintohisthroat．14.heyseemedtocallhimintotheforest，andsometimesBuckwantedtoleavethefireandanswerthecall．15.heboatturnedover，andThorntonwasthrownintothewaterandcarrieddownrivertowardsrockswherenoswimmercouldlive．16.Themoneymadeitpossibleforthemtotraveleast，wheretheywantedtolookforalostgoldmine