2025惡魔的圣誕節(jié)讀后感(通用四篇)。

惡魔的圣誕節(jié)讀后感 篇1

This past December, I read Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol for the first time. Of course, I have seen the story done on stage a number of times (mostly as a child)， and the various movies are a yearly Christmas tradition. (My favorite is Albert Finneys portrayal in the early 1970s British musical version "Scrooge.") But despite being very familiar with the story itself through stage and film, and despite having bought a copy of the book some years back, I had never taken the time to sit down and read the story.

So, having bought a new edition of the book after Christmas last year, I finally sat down in December and began the original story.

It was absolutely sublime!

As much as I love the film and stage adaptations of the story, the book was just wonderful. So full of color and imagination and description - you could fairly feel the 19th century London cold, the piles of apples and oranges on the street carts, the hawkers calling out to passers-by bundled head-to-toe in woolen coats and boots.

This really is the quintessential Victorian Christmas story. I suppose Im only about 170 years late in determining that, but now that I have read the story, I can see why it was such an instantaneous hit with readers. It was so successful during his lifetime, in fact, that Dickens began a tradition of writing Christmas stories every year. The edition of A Christmas Carol that I purchased last year has two other Dickens Christmas stories in it as well, although I have not yet dived into those two.

So I highly recommend this book. If you have seen any or most of the various Scrooge movies that have been made over the years, much of the book will be familiar, but there are a few scenes here and there that I have never seen re-enacted in a play or a movie, including a trip out to a mining colony on the coast of England, and a hovering ride over the English Channel to view Christmas on a Navy ship.

Even after all these years of watching movies and plays based upon this story, I was still moved, emotionally, while reading this book, particularly during the scenes with the Cratchit family. And at the end, I almost felt a tear well up when Scrooge showed up on his nephews doorstep for Christmas Lunch.

To end, let me quote one of the more poignant passages from the book. The Ghost of Christmas Present has just reminded Scrooge of his harsh words about how if the poor are going to die "then they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population." The Ghost quoted the same phrase after Scrooge expressed concern about whether or not Tiny Tim would die. The Ghost goes on to say the following:

"Man," said the Ghost, "if man you be in heart, not adamant, forbear that wicked cant until you have discovered What the surplus is, and Where it is. Will you decide what men shall live, what men shall die? It may be, that in the sight of Heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor mans child. Oh God! To hear the Insect on the leaf pronouncing on the too much life among his hungry brothers in the dust."

That last line, in particular, strikes a powerful chord. How relevent, 170 years downstream, and in another country, for the self-righteous protestations of the wealthy American!

惡魔的圣誕節(jié)讀后感 篇2

In the book drifting activity, I am the administrator of "Christmas Carol".

Now, let me introduce this book to you. Its main contents are:

Scrooge is a miser with a cold heart and a mean disposition. On Christmas Eve, he refused to do good and hated happy celebrations. So the soul of his late partner, Marley, came to see him and warned him that he would suffer as much as he did after his death. The glimmer of hope to get rid of this fate lies in the visit of three ghosts to him. As expected, the former, the present and the coming Christmas elves have witnessed Scrooges fall in the past, the happiness of his employees and nephews today and his lonely death in the future. Scrooge got inspiration from it, finally woke up, and finally became a loving, benevolent person.

After reading this article, I understand that we should be full of love, charity, not cold hearted, mean-natured. When the world is full of love, the world will be better.

I hope you all read this book.

惡魔的圣誕節(jié)讀后感 篇3

斯克魯齊在圣誕節(jié)的前夕，拒絕了愛心，回到了家后，碰到了已死七年他同伴馬利的鬼魂，他對斯克魯齊說：“你看見嗎?因?yàn)槲一钪臅r候沒有善待他人，只想到自己，所以會為自己戴上了如此沉重的鎖鏈!在四處飄蕩，你是我最好的朋友，你還有一線的希望，將會有三個幽靈來看你。”

第一個幽靈是過去，斯克魯齊看到了自己童年時候，他的妹妹來學(xué)校和他一起回家過圣誕節(jié)，做學(xué)徒時在老板的家中舉行圣誕晚會，后來金錢取代了愛，未婚妻與他分手，有了幸福的家庭，他仍然孤單生活。

第二個幽靈是現(xiàn)在，他參加了外甥的圣誕晚會，玩“是與否”的游戲，幽靈所到之處無不充滿了歡樂，原來圣誕就是祝福，就活動中分享快樂，不管是親朋好友或是仇敵惡人。

第三個幽靈是未來，他躺在床上，他擁有的一無所有，一個女仆甚至剝掉了他穿在身上內(nèi)裳，他在被遺棄的石碑上讀到了自己我名字。他改變了，他變得善良而慷慨，他樂于幫助人，并把以此快樂。

《圣誕頌歌》讓我感情到人性的本質(zhì)，其實(shí)人之初性本善，每個人童年總有那么美好的愛，是自私自利把我們慢慢地腐蝕，人生一世赤祼祼的生赤祼祼的去，正像書中看到的未來，你做了善心中快樂，你做了惡事，像書中馬利，肩負(fù)沉重的鐵鏈，靈魂得不到安息。

《圣誕頌歌》讓我感悟到了圣誕的意義，如果把我們的春節(jié)加進(jìn)一些圣誕節(jié)的互相關(guān)心，互相奉獻(xiàn)，互相祝賀，加進(jìn)一些基督的大愛，我們的春節(jié)將會更有意義!如果世界上能有多些書中的幽靈，把那些自私自利的人們心靈轉(zhuǎn)變，我愛人人，人人愛我，這個世界將會變得多么的美好，人們將永遠(yuǎn)像在天堂里一樣歡樂。讓《圣誕頌歌》永遠(yuǎn)留在我們心里!

惡魔的圣誕節(jié)讀后感 篇4

很少有人是像他一樣，原本非常的小氣，旦是后來確變的很大方。這個人就是艾比那澤.斯克魯奇。

在一天夜晚，斯克魯奇死去的朋友馬里的幽靈告訴他，今晚有三個精靈會來拜訪他，帶他去看自己的過去還有未來。終于第一個精靈來了，他帶著斯克魯奇去看自己的過去，他非常傷心，因?yàn)樗麨榱私疱X，失去了真愛，他也失去了結(jié)婚的機(jī)會。

第二個精靈在凌晨一點(diǎn)時也出現(xiàn)了，它問了斯克魯奇，想要去看什么地方，他說他想看鮑伯克拉奇的家。到了克拉奇的家，斯克魯奇發(fā)現(xiàn)克拉奇家周圍的環(huán)境雖然很窮，但是他們知道要知足，所以仍然過的很快樂很幸福。他那冰冷了很長時間的心開始融化了。

后來，最后一個精靈終于出現(xiàn)了，最后一個精靈帶著斯克魯奇去看他犯下的錯誤，這讓他冰冷的心完完全全的融化了。最后，斯克魯奇成了一個受人愛戴的大好人。

這篇故事讓我學(xué)到，金錢是不能讓任何一個人幸福的，要懂得知足、感恩、善解、和包容，有一些金錢就夠了，不一定要非常的富有，也不能浪費(fèi)呀!