何h的故事读后感200字

Ⅰ H.G.Wells的简介，《隐形人》的背景（时间地点）及读后感。需全英文！！急需感谢

Herbert George Wells (21 September 1866 – 13 August 1946),[1] better known as H. G. Wells, was an English writer best remembered today for the science fiction novels he published between 1895 and 1901: The Time Machine, The Island of Doctor Moreau, The Invisible Man, The War of the Worlds, When the Sleeper Wakes, and The First Men in the Moon. Wells and Jules Verne are each sometimes referred to as "The Father of Science Fiction".[2]

He was an outspoken socialist and a pacifist; his later works becoming increasingly political and didactic. His later novels were more realistic; they covered lower middle class life (The History of Mr Polly) and the 'New Woman' and the Suffragettes (Ann Veronica). He was a prolific writer of both fiction and non-fiction, and proced works in many genres, including contemporary novels, history, and social commentary.

The Invisible Man
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Not to be confused with Invisible Man, a novel written by Ralph Waldo Ellison.
For other uses, see The Invisible Man (disambiguation).
The Invisible Man

First edition cover
Author H.G. Wells
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Genre(s) Science fiction novel
Publisher C. Arthur Pearson
Publication date 1897
Media type Print (Hardback & Paperback)
Pages 278 pp
ISBN NA
The Invisible Man is an 1897 science fiction novella by H.G. Wells. Wells' novel was originally serialised in Pearson's Magazine in 1897, and published as a novel the same year. The Invisible Man of the title is Griffin, a scientist who theorises that if a person's refractive index is changed to exactly that of air and his body does not absorb or reflect light, then he will be invisible. He successfully carries out this procere on himself, but cannot become visible again, becoming mentally unstable as a result.

Plot summary
The story starts in the English village of Iping in West Sussex, as curiosity and fear are started up in the inhabitants when a mysterious stranger arrives to stay at the local inn, The Coach and Horses. The stranger wears a long, thick coat, gloves, his face is hidden entirely by bandages, large goggles, and a wide-brimmed hat. The stranger is extremely reclusive and demands to be left alone, spending most of his time in his room working with a set of chemicals and laboratory apparatus, only venturing out at night. He quickly becomes the talk of the village as he unnerves the locals.

Meanwhile, a series of mysterious burglaries occur in the village in which the victims catch no sight of the thief. One morning when the innkeepers pass the stranger's room, they enter in curiosity when they notice the stranger's clothes are scattered all over the floor but the stranger is nowhere to be seen. The furniture seems to spring alive and the bedclothes and a chair leap into mid-air and push them out of the room. Later in the day Mrs. Hall confronts the stranger about this, and he reveals that he is invisible, removing his bandages and goggles to reveal nothing beneath. As Mrs. Hall flees in horror, the police attempt to catch the stranger, but he throws off all his clothes and escapes.

The Invisible Man flees to the downs, where he frightens a tramp, Thomas Marvel, with his invisibility and forces him to become his lab assistant. Together with Marvel, he returns to the village where Marvel steals the Invisible Man's books and apparatus from the inn while the Invisible Man himself steals the doctor's and vicar's clothes. But after the theft, Marvel attempts to betray the Invisible Man to the police, and the Invisible Man chases after him, threatening to kill him.

Marvel flees to the seaside town of Burdock where he takes refuge in an inn. The Invisible Man attempts to break in through the back door but he is overheard and shot by a black-bearded American, and flees the scene badly injured. He enters a nearby house to take refuge and dress his wound. The house turns out to belong to Dr. Kemp, whom the Invisible Man recognises, and he reveals to Kemp his true identity — Griffin, a brilliant medical student whom Kemp studied with at a university.

Griffin explains to Kemp that after leaving the university he was desperately poor, and determined to achieve something of scientific significance, he began work on an experiment to make people and objects invisible, using money stolen from his own father, who committed suicide after being robbed by his son. Griffin experimented with a formula that altered the refractive index of objects, thus ensuring that the light would not bend when passing through, thereby making them invisible. He performed the experiment using a cat, but when the cat's owner, Griffin's neighbour, realised the cat was missing she made a complaint to their landlord, and Griffin wound up performing the invisibility procere on himself to hide from them. Griffin theorizes part of the reason he can be invisible stems from the fact he is albino, mentioning that food becomes visible in his stomach and remains so until digested, with the bizarre image passing through air in the meantime.

After burning the whole house down to cover his tracks, he felt a sense of invincibility from being invisible. However, reality soon proved that sense misguided. After struggling to survive out in the open, he stole some clothing from a dingy backstreet shop and took residence at the Coach & Horses inn to reverse the experiment. He then explains to Kemp that he now plans to begin a Reign of Terror (The First Year of the Invisible Man), using his invisibility to terrorise the nation with Kemp as his secret confederate.

Realising that Griffin is clearly insane, Kemp has no plans to help him and instead alerts the police. When the police arrive, Griffin violently assaults Kemp and a policeman before escaping, and the next day he leaves a note on Kemp's doorstep announcing that Kemp will be the first man killed in the Reign of Terror. Kemp remains cool and writes a note to the Colonel, detailing a plan to use himself as t to trap the Invisible Man, but as a maidservant attempts to deliver the note she is attacked by Griffin and the note is stolen.

Just as the police accompany the attacked maid back to the house, the Invisible Man attacks Kemps house by smashing the windows with rocks and an axe, he then breaks in through the back door and makes for Kemp. Keeping his head cool, Kemp bolts from the house and runs down the hill to the town below, where he alerts a navvy that the Invisible Man is approaching. The crowd in the town, witnessing the pursuit, rally around Kemp. When Kemp is pinned down by Griffin, the navvy strikes him with a spade and knocks him to the ground, where he is violently assaulted by the workers. Kemp calls for the mob to stop, but it is too late. The Invisible Man dies of the injuries he has received, and his naked and battered body slowly becomes visible on the ground after he dies. Later it is revealed that Marvel has Griffin's notes, with the invisibility formula written in a mix of Russian and Greek which he cannot read, with pages washed out.

Ⅱ 海爷子与老雪狼读后感

海子爷与老雪狼凝成的“纪念碑”，是一座永恒的纪念碑，它告诉我们——动物也懂得感恩。
故事讲述的是：一条老雪狼为了报答三年前送它那条相当于救命的鱼的海子爷，去救已经掉进冰窟还在挣扎的海子爷。其结果是：老雪狼和海子爷成为一座晶莹剔透的水雕，成为荒凉和旷野中不可缺少的一部分。
不知道这尊冰雕的形象是不是有点搞笑，老雪狼低着头嘴弓着腰，撅着屁股，死死咬住了老人的棉袄袖，不让他沉下去，老人在向上爬的同时似乎在哀求着什么，是让老雪狼快走吧！以免让这荒野中最后一个活物陪自己离开他还是有些舍不得的。可是，海子爷，你怎么知道老雪狼的心呀！它这是在报恩呐！
“爱如死之坚强，沉默里有超越一切的待守。”《圣经》里用这样纯粹的语言来形容黑玛瑙。那么，老雪狼的这种感恩是否也像黑玛瑙如爱般执著？它沉默，只知道要拼尽全力救出海子爷；它沉默，只知道那个老人不能死；它沉默，只知道眼前的这个老人三毛前给过他一条救命的鱼，它沉默，或许，还因为在这儿没有第二个生命懂它，连冷血的狼都有一颗感恩的心，那么，人类不应该更懂感恩么？为何感恩这个名词在人群中销声匿迹？
父母的结合有了领司在的我们，父亲在产房外面的焦急，母亲在产房里面的痛苦成就了我们！父母的辛勤劳作才有了我们今天的衣食无忧，如果你现在有了幸福的家庭，有房，有车，也许你会想到妻子（丈夫）儿女，能不能给他们更好的生活。在你成功的背后，你的另一半为你付出了许多，但你可能没有想到过，没有父母的栽培，何来你今天的成就！没有父母给你的生命，何来你今天幸福的家庭！
在父母为你无私奉献、不求回报的同时，你是否有想到将来或是以后如何给他们一个惊喜？回报他们吧！
有一则公益广告很出名：妈妈给孩子洗完脚，又去给母亲洗脚，这种感恩的行为也影响了孩子，使年幼的孩子也拥有了一颗感恩的心——他主动要求给妈妈 洗脚！给妈妈讲小鸭子的故事！那么，现在已不是孩童的我们，为父母做了些什么？怕是连一盆洗脚水也没有帮他们打过，更别说是洗脚了！真是讽刺！难道我们不如一个小孩吗？不是，只是我们在感恩方面没有他们做得好！
我们快乐，父母也就快乐，我们伤心，父母也就伤心，我们作错事，是父母替我们受罪！他们不求回报并不等于我们不需要感恩。所以，从现在开始，少犯错误，让父母少操心。好好学习，让父母多高兴。在过节的时候适时的送上自制的卡片，表达对父母的祝福，让他们明白你对他们的感激之情，这样他们就会高兴一整天，甚至更久，也会一辈子在心中记住当时的喜悦，因为他们觉得你长大了！

Ⅲ 家教与门风读后感100字 m.hn1c.c

于丹老师家教与门风的讲座观后感
今天晚上9点，我准时收看了于丹老师关于家教与门风的讲座。她表示，重建中国的家教和门风，重在培养孩子的“恻隐之心、辞让之心、羞恶之心、是非之心”。她呼吁，家庭要杜绝手机上餐桌和床，不被现代科技绑架是幸福的关键。
老师强调：先家教后学校教育，中国的父母不要把这条路走反了，现在越来越发达的科技和丰富的物质，使人们不知道通情达理，明辨是非，能否在家庭中恢复家教和门风，对中国人走向现代文明，意义深远。
重建中国的家教与门风，就是进了门要孝顺父母，出了门要友爱兄弟。要言语谨慎、忠诚守信，博爱大众，亲近仁义道德。
在于丹老师看来，人的成长的第一阶段为家庭教育；第二段是社会教育；第三段才是学校教育。中国的父母家长不要把这条路走反了，陷落于专业的学校教育，而忽略了家教和门风这样的基本教育。
老师讲到要培养孩子的恻隐之心，家长从小就应该向孩子灌输慈善的习惯，不要认为慈善是重大灾难发生时才临时起意的，或是富人明星才做的，我们不一定有钱，但如果我们愿意帮助别人就可以了，把培养恻隐之心变成一种课程。孩子如果知道，因为帮助别人，所以他有尊严，这才是我们给孩子的一笔很大的财富。

Ⅳ 蜡烛阅读答案h后面的读后感

结尾两句话讴歌了南斯拉夫母亲对红军烈士最崇高最热烈最诚挚的感情。这种感情不分国界，情同母子。它建立在正义的反侵略的基础上，是人类最美好的情感