雨中的猫英文读后感

SentimentafterReading《CatintheRain》Ireadthenovalagainandagain,ofwhichtheheroandhreoineweren'tevennamed,ofwhichIdon'tevenknowwhereandwhenthestoryhappend.Threemainpeoplewhowererelevanttothecatintherainwerebrieflysketchedbytheauthor,theAmericanwife,thehusband,andtheownerofthehotelwherethiscouplelived.However,Ireallyfoundsomethingthatisprofoundandsignificant—theunconsciousstruggleinthewife’sheart,whichisbetweenthepursuitoffreedomandindependence,andbeingconditionedwiththetraditionalwomansituation.Thehreoine,theAmericanwife,wasreallyanobedientonethatsheuncnditionallycomplywithherhusbandfromherhaircuttoeverthingsheuseinherdailylife.,whodecidewethersheshouldown.Itseemsthatinthemarriagethewifeisdeciplinedtoplaytheroleofobeyandweak.therewasn’tenoughright.However,theseedofdiscontentmentwasbroadcastinherheart,whichwasgreat.What’smore,there’sturelysomefertilizertohelpitgrow.Shehasthethirstforrightanddignity,andshewantedherselftoberespectedandvalued.Peopleinclinetohavecompassionforthingtowhomtheyarealikeandpeoplemayeasyfallinlovewiththeonewhogivethejustthingshewant.Thenshefoundandpaidattentiontothecatandtheownerofthehotel,whoaretwokindsoffertilizer.Thecatintherainwasaslonelyandweakasher,andshewantedtocatchitandputitinhershield.What’moreimportant,shereallywanttoprovethatshecouldalsodominatesomethingandherabilitytoprotectsomething,orherself.However,thecatdisappearedstrangelyandthelittledreamwasbroken.Thenshecomplainedlotsofthingsandtoldaboutarticlesshewantedtohavetoherhusband,shebecameeagerforfreedom,happiness,anddignity.However,thegreatrealityisstillunchangedandshe’sstilltheweakone.Theactionofherhusbandwasnoaction.Thentheseedgrowedquicklywithoutbeingdispersed.Forthere’sanothermanwhoisveryoppositetoherhusband,andtheownerofthehotelwassodifferentthatthewomanwasintohim.Heseemedlikeawispofsunshinewhogavethewomanwarmthandhopeinherdarklife.Thewifelikedhim.Shelikedthedeadlyseriouswayhereceivedanycomplaints.Shelikedhisdignity.Shelikedthewayhewantedtoserveher.Shelikedthewayhefeltaboutbeingahotel-keeper.Shelikedhisold,heavyfaceandbighands.Someonecommentedontheauthorthat”Intentionallyhispointinthehiddenlanguagetipunderneath,letthereaderalleffortstowonder,toguessing.Well,that’sjustwhatIfeel.Attheendofthestory,inthedoorwaythemaidheldabigtortoise-shellcatpressedtightagainstherandswungdownagainstherbody,andtoldthatthepadroneaskedhertobringthisforthesignora.Obeversely,itwasnotthecatintherain.Thenthestorywindupsosuddenlythatthenovalseemedunfinishedthoughinfactitwas.Well,ifthestoryhappenedinreallife,whatthefinalresultwouldbe?Thewomanmaystillstruggle,withoutbeingfreeandindependent.Theyarestilltheweakonesandtherewasalongwaytogotochangethis.Theendthatseemedunfinishedjustamplyrepresentedtheexpectationoftheauthormingledwithhisgreatindignationandhelpless—thewomanmaygetherownfreedom,dignityandindependencebuttherewasreallylongwaytogo.