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1、第 1 页 共 11 页初中英语读书心得体会初中英语读书心得体会.Wh are ou in ollege at suh a oung, innoent age? I asked.She jokingl replied, I m here to meet a rih husband, get married, have a ouple of hildren, and then retire and travel. No seriousl, I asked. I as urious hat ma have motivated her to be taking on this hallenge at
2、 her age.I alas dreamed of having a ollege eduation and no I m getting one she told me.After lass e alked to the student union building and shared a hoolate milkshake. We beame instant friends. Ever da for the next three months e ould leave lass together and talk nonstop. I as alas mesmerized listen
3、ing to this time mahine as she shared her isdom and experiene ith me.Over the ourse of the shool ear, Rose beame a ampus ion and easil made friends herever she ent. She loved to dress up and she reveled in the attention bestoedupon her from the other students. She as living it up.At the end of the s
4、emester e invited Rose to speak at our football banquet and I ll never forget hat she taught 第 2 页 共 11 页us. She as introdued and stepped up to the podium. As she began to deliver her prepared speeh, she dropped her three-b-five ards on the floor. Frustrated and a bit embarrassed she leaned into the
5、 mirophone and simpl said, I m sorr I m so jitter. I gave up beer for Lent and this hiske is killing me I ll never get m speeh bak in order to let me just tell ou hat I kno. As e laughed, she leared her throat and began:We do not stop plaing beause e are old; e gro old beause e stop plaing. There ar
6、e onl four serets to staing oung, being happ and ahieving suess.You have to laugh and find humor eah and ever da.You ve got to have a dream. When ou lose our dreams, ou die. We have so man people alking around ho are dead and the don t even kno it There is a giant differene beteen groing older and g
7、roing up. If ou are nineteen ears old and lie in bed for one full ear and don t do one produtive thing, ou ill turn tent ears old. If I am eight-seven ears old and sta in bed for a ear and never do anthing I ill turn eight-eight. Anbod an gro older. That doesn t take an talent or abilit. The idea is
8、 to gro up b alas finding the opportunit in 第 3 页 共 11 页hange.Have no regrets. The elderl usuall don t have regrets for hat e did, but rather for things e did not do. The onl people ho fear death are those ith regrets. She onluded her speeh b ourageousl singing The Rose. She hallenged eah of us to s
9、tud the lris and live them out in our dail lives.At ear s end, Rose finished the ollege degree she had begun all those ears ago. One eek after graduation Rose died peaefull in her sleep. Over to thousand ollege students attended her funeral in tribute to the onderful oman ho taught b example that it
10、 s never too late to be all ou an possibl be.初中英语读书心得体会 Kitt doesn t have her on opinion but likes to follo her sister, Ldia. Ldia is a girl ho follos exoti things, handsome man, and is someho a little profligate. When I read the book, I an alas find the same personalities in the soiet no. That is h
11、 I think this book is indeed the representative of the soiet in Britain in the 18th entur.The famil of gentleman in the ountrside is Jane Austen s favourite topi. But this little topi an reflet big 第 4 页 共 11 页problems. It onludes the stratum situation and eonomi relationships in Britain in her entu
12、r. You an find these from the ver beginning of this book.The first sentene in this book is impressive. It reads: It is a truth ell knon to all the orld that an unmarried man in possession of a large fortune must be in need of a ife . The undertone is ver lear: the foundation of the marriage at that
13、time is not emotion but possession.People alas think that Austen as an expert at telling love stories. In fat, the marriage in her book is not the result of love, but the result of eonomi needs. After reading this book, I kno the truth is that a poor oman must be in need of a husband, a ealth man.I
14、ouldn t forget ho eager Mrs. Bennet ants to marr off her daughters. If ou ant to kno h she is so raz about these things, I must mention the situation in Britain at that time. Onl the eldest son had the privilege of inheriting his father s possessions. Younger sons and daughters ho are used to luxuri
15、ous lives have no hoie but marr a man or oman in possession of a large fortune to ontinue their fortable lives. Thus, e an see that getting married is a a to bee ealthier, partiularl for omen ithout man possessions. Jane 第 5 页 共 11 页Austen told us that mone and possession determined everthing, inlud
16、ing marriage and love in her entur.In Pride and Prejudie , the sister of Mr. Bingle strongl opposed his plan of marring Jane beause the Bennets don t have man possessions and their soial positions are muh loer than them. From this, e an see there are a lot of obstales for a not ver rih oman to marr a ealth husband. The soiet, the relatives ould not allo them to get married.In modern soiet, although the marriages of eonomi needs have dereased rapidl, the onept of mone deter
