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Excited and heavy, I finished reading the classic work "The Old Man and the Sea" by literary master Ernest Hemingway. Excited, I felt a surge in my heart for the old man's indomitable spirit, and heavy, I felt that the vast sea was like the real life I had to face, and my mission was to become that old man! He is an old man fishing alone on a small boat in the Gulf Stream, and he has been there for 84 days now without catching any fish. If I were to encounter this situation, let alone 84 days, I think being alone in the Gulf Stream for a week on a small boat would be unbearable for me, let alone not catching a fish that can solve the problem of food and clothing. The old man's patience can be comparable to the wolf in "Wolf Totem". The sail was patched with flour bags, and when folded up, it looked like a flag that symbolized eternal failure. Everything on the old man's body was ancient, except for his eyes, which were as blue as the sea. He was happy and unwilling to give up. The flag of eternal failure contrasted sharply with his eyes that looked like the sea, as if life had given us cruelty, but we also had to overcome it with our own beliefs. Reflections on Reading "The Old Man and the Sea" 5 On a summer vacation day, I finished reading "The Old Man and the Sea" and had a deep impression of this book. __ Narration: An old man went out for 84 days without catching a single fish. On the 85th day, the old man decided to go deep into the sea to fish and caught a large marlin. However, due to a mishandling, blood was left behind and the shark was attracted. Before returning to the port, it had already become a skeleton. In my opinion, this work is a hymn to heroism, praising the heroic spirit of never giving up and fighting against fate to the end__ At the beginning, it was explained that the old man was a loser. He went fishing for 84 days without catching any fish. On the 85th day, he decided to sail far away to catch a big fish. When he caught a big marlin, he fought with the fish for three days to catch it, but when he won, he was destroyed again. The shark attacked, and he used all means to resist. However, when the first shark bit 40 pounds of meat, He said, "Although a person is not born for failure, they can be destroyed, but they must not be defeated." This sentence conveys the theme of this book. Every time the old man achieves a little victory, he pays a painful price, and ultimately leads to irreparable failure. However, in another sense, he is also a winner. Because he did not yield to fate, no matter how arduous the environment was, he bravely fought with his courage, perseverance, and wisdom. Isn't this realm worth learning from?