Walden lake review

Walden this book tells the story of  Thoreau who lived in Walden lake for two years and two months of life. Walden is composed of 18 essays. In the process  of the cycle of four seasons, it records  in detail Thoreau's inner desire, conflict, disappointment and self-adjustment, as well as the complex mental process ofhis desire again after adjustment. It goesthrough several cycles until the final  realization. It shows that the author uses it to challenge his personal and even human boundaries. But the challenge is not the limitless hope for self-worth,  but the limitless power to recover from  an injury. In the book of economics, the author  describes the beginning of his life of self-sufficiency and his interactions with  farmers and neighbors. In the light of the ink, the author's great spirit shocked the depths of my heart. Through experiencing the self-sufficient rural life, the author understands the hard life of farmers and criticizes the luxurious life of the rich.Especially the word “ hindrance”，it is a great attack on the hedonism and money worship of the American public at that time. The price of implied comfort in the eyes of the rich is environmental damage. And this will hinder the development of society. Read carefully, harvest a lot. Then, in "where I live; why I live", the  author describes the "real charm" of  Holwel where he lives. At the beginning of the article, the author imagines the countryside  and cultivates it by himself. The author puts forward “Life or death,   we just pursue reality." It can reflect the author's transcendentalism. At the same time, the word “just” can reflect the quiet of the author's pastoral life. The contrast between life and death can reflect the author's state of mind beyond the material world. In reading “the blasphemy”, the  author discusses his view on the life of  reading. He thinks that "reading good  books, that is to say, reading real books  in a down-to-earth spirit, is a noble training". It is well-known that reading is good for people, but the author compares reading to training. And when we train hard, we tend to acquire a skill, and when we look at it closely, we will see why. That is the reality of life into reading, we will continue to progress. In "loneliness", the author describes  thefeeling peculiar to one's life in the  forest loneliness. Instead of describing it directly, the author usessome other  animals to reflect the feelings in his  heart. What Iadmire most is the  personification way he uses in this paragraph. For example, “Bullfrogs call,  invite the night, the lake on the lake  on the wind blowing ripples. Swaying  alder and cypress. Stir up my feelings.” Through these dynamic words, the author sets off his inner peace and solitude. Especially the word "invite", very vivid image, which reflects the author’s inner loneliness. I can't help  thinking, what kind of person can  express his feeling through this simple  number word? That's what makes this book so fascinating, so unique and so compelling to the reader. This is the  source of the classic that has been around for hundreds of years. In "the visitor", the author exchanges  ideas about life with fishermen, hunters, poetsand philosophers, because the  author thinks that people who come to  this forest are  "pilgrims". In my opinion, although the author chose to live in seclusion in this period, it does not mean that he does not want to communicate with others, and he also likes to communicate with others very much. Just like the person who lived in the mountains and forests in ancient  China, they also want their friends to come to visit them-selves and drink with wine, feeling the beauty of  living in seclusion, and experiencing the infinite scenery of nature. What impresses me most in this chapter is the vivid and penetrating metaphor of theauthor---“I must cling to him like a leech.” The author likens the spiritual  comfort of communicating with others to fresh blood, but he compared himself to frightening leech. It seems a little extreme, but it's just right. In planting “beans”, the author  expresses the joy of labor and harvest.  The author is not planting beans for his  own needs in life, but for his own self-esteem. By planting,harvesting and  selling the surplus beans, the author  experiences the happiness and self-esteem of life brought by labor in the  process. It gives me an image of a character who is happy in the countryside. In “animals as neighbors”, the author  describes some of the animals that lived with him on the shores of Walden lake. Theauthor personified these animals so  that theirfree images appeared on the  paper. By the time you get to this point, the reader often has a sense of relief. Let me can not help but praise the author's profound skills. In “spring”, the author describes walden lake when spring comes. At last the  Walden frozes the author's mood also  became cheerful.Just like the old man  basking in the warm sunshine. Especially this one---"The coming of spring is  very much like the beginning of chaos,  the creation of the universe, the re-emergence of the golden age."He  explains the profound truth about the  resurrection of all things in spring. Make the depth of the article, to a higher level. In “the conclusion”, the author tells everyone about his life style and ideal. The author wants truth, not stupidity. When I calm down and think about it, which refers to the money worship and hedonism of the people in the society at  that time. The author uses “stupidity” to express his inner firmness and reluctance to associate with others. The thought of it filled me with awe of the author. When I finally finished reading this book, I gained peace of mind and spiritual sublimation. From my point of view, this is worthy of being a classic that has been handed down for a  hundred years!