《百年孤獨(dú)》，是哥倫比亞作家加西亞?馬爾克斯創(chuàng)作的長篇小說，是其代表作，也是拉丁美洲魔幻現(xiàn)實(shí)主義文學(xué)的代表作，被譽(yù)為“再現(xiàn)拉丁美洲歷史社會(huì)圖景的鴻篇巨著”。小編收集了百年孤獨(dú)英文版讀后感，歡迎閱讀!

百年孤獨(dú)英文版讀后感

orthismonth,IhavebeenreadingafamousbookwhichiswrittenbyGarcíaMárquez,afamedColombianwriterwhowontheNobelPrizeinliteraturein1982becauseofhisgreatandpositiveinfluenceontheLatinAmericanliteraturecircle.Thisbookiscalled《OneHundredYearsofSolitude》whichisinthestyleofmagicrealism,awritingskillcombinestherealityandfantasy.ThisbookissoPciousandworth-readingthatpeopleputitatthesamepositionasthe《DonQuixotedelaMancha》(堂吉柯德)andregardthetwoasthebestSpanishbooksinthewholehistory.

InordertoknowwhatthebooktellsandexPssesroudly,IfirstlyreadtheChineseversionandthentotheEnglishversion.IfeelmyselfsagaciousforIhavedonethis.AndbeforeIcometowritesomeofmythoughts,Ihavetosaythatthisbookissocomplexthatalmosteveryonecalledthesamenamesandyoucan’tPdictaccuratelyanyone’sfuturebecausehemightdiesorbeinsane,orevenhasasexwithhisauntorhisbiggerbrother’smistressandthenhaveababywhowillalsobecalledthesamenameasthebaby‘sfatherallofasudden.Butasyougoonreading,becauseofthefancinating,compactstructureandfancywritingskill,youwillbeaddictedtoimginingallthecharactersinyourmindandchatwiththemandthengraduallytouchthedeepestandsoftestpartoftheirheartstofeeltheireternalsolitude.Surelyyouwillfeelsorytoallofthemandunderstandtheircrazyactionsareallforcedbythefearfulsolitude.

GarcíaMárquezmakesupatowncalledMacondoandtheprotagonists??theBuendías,livesthereformorethanonehundredyears.Duringthisperiod,theBuendíasgoesfromprosperitytodecayandeveryonedieswithsolitude.Thisfamilyincludessevengenerationsandeveryoneiswillingtoadventureandfullofpassion,buttheydon’tlikehavingaheart-to-hearttalkandtheyreleasePssureonlythroughsex.ItissaidthatthisbookshowsthesruggleandlonelinessofLatinAmericaandtheMacondoTownisactuallyaepitomeofLatinAmerica.Foralongtime,peopleinLatinAmericaconstantlystartedthecivilwarsandfoughtwiththeircompatriotsandmanyofthemarefooledbyridiculiousreligion,sothattheseareasarestillpoorandunderdevelopedandarelikepatheticchildrenabandonedbyallothercountries.Thisisacountry’sandhistory’ssolitude.SothisbookgainsalotofadmirationandagreementfromthepeopleofLatinAmerica.AndweapPciateGarcíaMárquezforhegivesusawaytoknowthesepeopleandstrikesachordwithpeoplefromotherunderdevelopedcountrylikeus.

Butactuallyforme,Ican’tforcemyselftobelievethisbookisarevieworreminiscencesofthe100-yearhistoryofLatinAmerica.IPfertoregarditasaninstructiveandmeaningfulbookwhichgivesusguidanceandwarningtoavoidbeinglonelyandisolated.

Whenweprobeintothisbookdeeperandwonderwhyeveryonelivessolamentably,wecanseethatitisnotjustbecauseoftheshortofsuppliesorthelackofstatusandfame.Ifso,thebookwouldnotbepraisedbutonthecontraryitwouldbecriticizedtobesuperficialandnave.Infact,GarcíaMárquezpointsthattherealsolitudeisfromfateanddeath.ItisjustlikeeveryonecalledAurelianintheBuendíasarealwayscomposedandcalmbutintheendwillallbecomecallousandindifferencedtoallotherthings.Peoplewhofightwithfateandwanttoliveanotherlives,butfinallyfaillooklikeflyingleavesinthewindysky,whichcan’tcontrolwheretostopbutmovefrowardbytheforceofwind.Thenyouwillfeelnobodyreallyknowsyouandyourlifeissettedlongtimeagobythefateandtheonlythingyoucandoistobeobedienttoitandtrytoadmitthatyoucan’tdoanything,eventochangealittle.Isisrealloneliness.Whenyoufeelyouareseparatedfromtheoutsideworldandyourworldonlyhasyouself,eventhoughyouaregivenplentyofmoneyandluxury,youwillnotbehappyandthinkyouarerich.Thesolitudefromthebottomofyourheartwilllastforeverandnothingthatcomesfrommaterialworldcaninfluenceit.

Ihaveseenmanygood-educatedmenworkascivilservants,atfirsttheyhavealotofgoalsandtheyarefullofenergytofinishtheirtasksandtrytoachievetheirdreams.Butwhentheyrealisethatthesocietyhasitsrulesanditisjustlikeagame,inwhichyoumightwinifyoustayforalongtimeinafieldtobeaqualificatedoldman.Theycan’tacceptthefactthatyourfutureisnotgainedbythestruggleandhardworkbutyouragesandthemoodofyoursuperior.Whenpeoplecan’tseetheirfuture,itisjustlikethefatefoolsthem,andtheymightbedePssedandindulgethemselves.Whenpeopledon’tknowthewayoftheirlife,theywillbesurroundedbtthesolitude.Ithinkitiswhymanycivilservantsthinktheylivemeaninglessandwanttoquit

InthemeanwhileIreadcarefullyandtrytofindthesolutiontothiskindofsolitude.AndtheanswerthatGarcíaMárquezgivesishidingamongthesentences.WhatIcanonlyfindisthattheBuendíastrytoconnectwithoutsideworld,theytrytogothroughswampbutfail.Andthenthetowndoesn’tcontactothertownsanymore.Ithinkthisisthepointthattonotbelonely,youshouldlearnandknowmoreknowledgeandnews.Maybethisisalittlebitdifficult.Inshort,ifyouareknowledgeableandhavethedesiretolearnmore,youwillnotonlygetridofsolitude,butalsogainrespectandfriendship.

IftheBuendíascontinuedtodiscoveroutsideworld,theywouldnotbeblindbecauseofignorant.Sodowe.

Therealsolitudeiscomefrombeingfatuous.Whenyoufeelthereisnomorefunintheworldandyoucan’tcontrolyourselftobecrazytodoridiculousthings,yourwillfeelthesolitudearisingfromthebottomofyourheart.Youarelackofthereverencefortheworld,soyoulookdownuponeverythinganddothingsatyourwill.Butyouknow,themoreyouappeartobedissolute,themorelonelyyouwillfeelforyourself.

Somaybeweshouldbefriendwithbooksandmagazines.Trytoknowmoreaboutthethingsyoudon’tknowbutyoushouldknoworwanttoknow.Tryanotherwayofdoingonesamethingandcomparethistwo’sadvantagesanddisadvantages.Thinkmoreoftenandfindthetruth.Tobeachildtowonderwhywindblows,whybirdsflyandwhysunrises.Everydayinyourlifewillbeanewandinterestingdayevenifyoudon’thaveanyfere.Youwillsleepandlivewithknowledge.Inthemeantime,whenyouhaveahusbandorwife,thelifecan’tbemoreperfect!Andifthenationcontactswithothersanddoesnotcloseitswindowsthroughwhichitcanseethewholeworld,itwillneverfeelbeinglostbytheworld.Onthecontrary,itwillholditsfuturetightly.

Doyouwanttogetridofsolitude?GarcíaMárquezadvisesthatyoushouldbefriendwithknowledge.Whynottry?