Comments on Captain Grant's Children

After reading a famous book, everyone must have a lot of feelings about life or things. You might as well sit down and write a good review. Want to know how to write your thoughts after reading? The following is Captain Grant's 850 words (6 selected articles) of children's thoughts after careful reading. Welcome to read the collection.

Reading and eating are actually very similar, both of which are the process of enjoying food. The difference is that you can visually see those delicious things before eating and increase your desire to eat. Although there are endless delicious foods, you will be tired when you are full. And reading, it is high above. I don't really feel anything about a strange book. The beauty of the book will often make you read better and better when you are reading deeply, until you forget to eat and sleep. This Harle book gives me the same feeling. Its name is Captain Grant's Child.

This book is a science fiction novel. But at first, I was a little disappointed, because there were no UFOs and no aliens. Generally speaking, in a small harbor, a steamboat is sailing, and several nobles are discussing to catch a shark on board. In fact, this book is an excellent travel book. Sir greiner Van, the owner of this ship, will go to South America, Oceania and the sea along the way. Let readers who live indoors have a bird's eye view of the world thousands of miles away and have a different tour.

When we climb to the top of the mountain, most of the time we will find that the top of the mountain is bare and there are almost no trees. Perhaps our greatest pleasure is a stone tablet that can be photographed on the top of the mountain. However, in this book, when the protagonist's team climbed a 9,000-foot-high mountain, they found alpacas with velvet fur wandering by the snow, and goats without horns running like birds. You can also see the roaring Andu Valley volcano, and the lava cloud is like a huge kaleidoscope across the sky. The team marched eastward and reached the eastern foot of the Andes in Argentina. The scenery on both sides is different, and you will see a large area of apple forest, green grass and lush trees. Golden apples are covered with branches and golden light is shining, as if from cold winter to hot summer.

I have never been to the grassland, and I can't imagine what the scenery there is like. The book describes the Argentine pampas Prairie, where a large area of dense grass grows on the light red soil, mixed with animal skeleton fossils in the early flood period. There is a kind of grass called Pagabulafa. It is said that during the rainy season in April and May, tourists can take shelter under the grass. Behind the grassland, there is a small depression, in which a plant named Puwei Argentina grows, which grows specially near fresh water. There is also a poisonous snake named Shao Lina by the local people.

The team entered a eucalyptus forest in Australia. Eucalyptus trees up to 60 meters high need thick trunks to fold. There are big flowers hanging between leaves on the tree, and there are wide gaps between trees. On the gap, it is grass, like brocade.

A beach on the Australian coastline is full of shells, and several round seals are playing along the coast. Lazy seals lie prone, and their long noses can be hard or soft. The protagonists were caught by cannibals on the Wikato River in New Zealand and sent to the foot of Mount Manga. There is a New Zealand hemp called Halaki, which has excellent nectar and leaves can be dyed into the clothes of local aborigines. Giant agave grass is mixed with it, and its leaves are like swords. Colorful ducks are floating by the lake.

The details in the book are so good that I seem to have been to South America and Australia after reading it.

Comments on Captain Grant's Children 2 Verne is French, but Captain Grant's children are a story about Scots. In the novel, Verne reveals his dissatisfaction with the "British Empire dominated by England" more than once.

At the beginning, the novel reviews the revolutionary history of Scotland and expresses the independence tendency of "Scotland". Captain Grant's ideal is to find a piece of land and build a "new Scotland", so the British government is unwilling to save him. Therefore, Sir greiner Wan, a Scottish nobleman, did not hesitate to save him.

During my exploration in the Australian mainland, I met an Australian aboriginal child who won the first prize in the geography class. His geography teacher is English. How can Australian aborigines learn geography so well! The geographer "Baganel" was surprised, so he took an examination of the little aborigines!

As a result, the geographical knowledge of small aborigines makes people laugh. He believes that Australia belongs to Britain, the United States belongs to Britain, and the President of the United States is a governor sent by Britain. Spain, Russia, Austria, Prussia and France are not countries, but only provinces of Britain.

Verne satirized British arrogance through this humor. Later, it was said by Baganel that "the colonial policy of the British Empire was to exterminate the weak nations, especially Australia".

In the early colonial period, exiles and legal immigrants who were exiled to Australia regarded blacks as wild animals. They drove the blacks away, shot the aborigines, and kept saying that the aborigines in Australia were stubborn and only killed them. Even in Sydney newspapers, it was suggested that a large-scale poisoning should be carried out to poison all the aborigines in Hunter Lake area.

It can be seen that at the beginning of the conquest of the local area, the British adopted the way of slaughtering indigenous people to expand their colonial cause. The cruelty of its means has reached the peak. In India, they wiped out 5 million Indians; At the Cape of Good Hope,/kloc-0.00 million Hutus were wiped out by 900,000 people. Britain's atrocities in Australia are the same as those in India and the Cape of Good Hope. Therefore, a large number of Australian aborigines died tragically in front of this dehumanizing "civilization". Although some governors also ordered the lumberjack who killed people without blinking an eye not to kill the aborigines indiscriminately, a death letter did not stop the massacre. These governors even announced that if a white man cut off a black man's nose or ear, or cut off a black man's little finger as a cigarette stick, he would be whipped, but this cruelty continued unabated, so that the whole tribe became extinct. For example, in Vandamen Island,1There were 5,000 aborigines on the island at the beginning of the 9th century. By 1863, there were only seven people left. Recently, Mercury reported that the last Tasmanian had gone to Habart. -from the third chapter 16 a group of "strange monkeys"

At that time, the British Empire tried to eliminate "barbarism" and became more and more "civilized".

Today, the great American Empire is also trying to eliminate "evil" and become more and more "kind".

One day during the winter vacation, I found a new book called Captain Grant's Children from the book my mother bought me. I can't wait to open the book and read it hungrily. ...

This is really a thrilling story: Sir grina Van found a "wine bottle" from the shark's stomach. What's inside? Look! It is a letter! These are three distress letters written by Captain Grant in English, French and German respectively. After reading the letter, witty Sir, kind Lady Helen, calm major, proficient in geography and full of wisdom, and two strong sons and daughters of Captain Grant, Miss Grant and Andrew Young, as well as Captain mengle and Austin, boarded the "Duncan" together and eagerly embarked on a journey to find Captain Grant. Faced with disasters and accidents again and again, they saved the day and avoided the crisis again and again. What are their performances? When there was a flood in the valley of Argentina, they fought together, helped each other and swam to a big tree to take refuge. When they got lost at sea, they remained calm and fearless, and continued to look for directions to rescue Captain Grant. When faced with fierce Maori, they are resourceful, brave and try their best to escape from danger. Regardless of their own safety, they searched for the old captain all the way, from pampas grassland to Maori village, and went through hardships, from being hungry to being trapped in a tree by flood, and even experienced the bloody scene of eating people witnessed by Maori village. However, despite so many difficulties, they all overcame them one by one and finally found Captain Grant on an island in New Zealand.

After watching this happy ending, I finally breathed a sigh of relief. Next, I fell into deep thought: How did they successfully rescue Captain Grant? The scenes in the book reappeared in my mind ... and I finally understood why they went through all the hardships to save Captain Grant. First of all, they are full of confidence from beginning to end. Secondly, they are all smart. Third, they are surprisingly brave. In the end, they can finish this task by uniting with each other, otherwise, one person will not make it to the end. When I was shocked by the characters in the book, I couldn't help asking myself, if I were in this situation, would I take part in this "adventure" trip? When encountering difficulties, can I remain confident and solve problems with wisdom, courage and unity? I have to admit that I need to learn from the hero of the story, especially Andrew robl Jr After reading the book "Captain Grant's Children", I understand that what we do can't always be smooth sailing, and there will always be difficulties and challenges. As long as we have firm confidence, courage, unity and show our wisdom, we will certainly overcome difficulties, achieve our goals and become strong in life!

Comments on captain grant's children 4 comments on captain grant's children recently read the book captain grant's children, in which the deep love of captain grant's children for their father deeply shocked me.

The book Captain Grant's Children mainly tells the story of the Scottish navigator Harry. One day, two years after Grant was killed at sea, Sir grina Van, the captain of the Duncan, came across the distress bottle sent by Harry Grant. Sir Griffin took Captain Grant's children to find Captain Grant, and along the way, they overcame countless difficulties with great perseverance and courage. They circled the earth at 37 degrees south latitude, experienced numerous bumps and setbacks, and finally successfully rescued Captain Grant and two crew members on a desert island in the Pacific Ocean.

This book tells about many brave and intelligent people who are not afraid of difficulties and have confidence. I admire Sir Grina and believe that he will find Captain Grant. Captain Grant's son and daughter left a deep impression on me. Although they are children like us, their spirit and strength in the face of difficulties and obstacles deeply touched me. Their spirit is worth learning from each of us. Faced with adversity, they chose to face it bravely. They have withstood the test and achieved success. Their spirit has inspired every one of us, and I want to learn from them.

Teachers often say that in each of our lives, it is impossible to have smooth sailing, and everyone will encounter setbacks and difficulties more or less, which is inevitable, and this is what each of us must experience in our lives. Perhaps the manifestations of difficulties are different, but the essence is the same. Whether a person wants to overcome difficulties depends not on how difficult they are, but on your attitude towards them. Therefore, when we encounter difficulties, we must not bow our heads and be intimidated. We must strengthen our faith, strengthen our courage and believe in ourselves. Success is not far from you. Think about Robert and Miss Grant in the article. At their age, they didn't flinch in the face of such a big challenge. With their wisdom, they succeeded. They saved their father. What supports all this is undoubtedly two words-courage.

I will be more confident after reading their stories. In my later life, I will bravely meet difficulties and challenges, establish firm beliefs and firmly believe that I will succeed in the end. I must not be a coward, and I must not be a weak person in life. That will only magnify the difficulties, let them knock us down, and success will go further and further. I want to learn from the heroes in the article. They are brave and brave, and they are brave and strong in life and study.

Comments on Captain Grant's Children Chapter 5 Captain Grant's Children is the first part of Verne's trilogy, which vividly depicts the kind Sir grina Van. Sir grina Van found a bottle with an envelope while fishing for sharks one day, and found the clue that Captain Grant disappeared two years ago. After being rejected by the British government, Mrs. Helen decided to go to sea to look for it, and took Captain Grant's daughters with her. On the way, they encountered many difficulties: in the rough waves of the Indian Ocean, they saved the day with seal oil; The red wolf on the grassland, Robert Jr. set himself on fire; Elton's rebellion was seen through by Austin's wit; Gough bravely saved everyone in the flood in the dark; Even more frightening, they became prisoners of cannibal tribes. In the fear of death, Robert and Baganel cleverly worked out a plan to save everyone ... Of course, they also met many good people: Takaf led the way to save people; Baganel got on the wrong boat but helped a lot, broke the letter and saved people. ...

Sir Griffin and his team, strong and brave, finally found Captain Grant!

We should learn to be strong and brave. Look, our Red Army has crossed mountains and rivers, passed 1 1 provinces, 1 mountains and 24 rivers, and completed the red road of the 25,000-mile long March. Skillfully crossing the Jinsha River and flying over the Luding Bridge, how many soldiers were sacrificed, but the Red Army behind did not scare away and went forward bravely; Thousands of miles of snow covered Minshan, and many soldiers froze to death on the road. However, the Red Army behind did not scare away, and went forward bravely ... Look, the brave men in Huang Jiguang crawled forward in the hail and insisted on climbing into the enemy's bunker with their last strength. With a bang, Huang Jiguang blew up half the enemy's bunkers. When the fire of life was about to burn out, in order to inspire the soldiers, he blocked it with his chest.

That's what I lack. In today's family, children are mostly only children, and at home they are all little princesses and little princes. That night, my father asked me to take out the garbage and pick up a newspaper. I shut the door in fear. When the wind blew that night, the plants wavered. I threw away the garbage in fear, ran to get the newspaper, ran to the door in one breath, turned around and closed the door like a fly, and breathed a sigh of relief. I should be brave, even in my studies. When I encounter a slightly more difficult problem, I will shrink back. Put it down instead of thinking. I think I must learn from Sir Griffin in the future and calm down when I panic. I must learn from Robert Jr. in the future, think in other people's disputes and sacrifice myself; I must learn from Captain Munger in the future, and place my hope on myself in fear of death. I must learn from Bhagat Nell in the future. In the case of sudden fright, I will come up with ingenious ways to get out of trouble. I must learn from Austin in the future, be resourceful and smart; I must learn from Captain Grant in the future. With faith, I finally waited for Sir Grenavan and his party. ...

Courage is the golden key to success. Only when you get it can you succeed!

Reflections on reading Captain Grant's Children 6 This week, I finished reading the book Captain Grant's Children. This is an illusory and realistic story, seemingly illusory, but in fact everything is arranged by the author. After reading their stories, I also understand a truth, that is, positive energy that never gives up.

The hero of the article is Sir Griffin, and the story takes place in 1864. Sir Griffin is the owner of the luxury cruise ship Duncan. When he went out to sea, he accidentally found a distress letter eroded by seawater. Later, it was inferred that this letter may be a clue left by Grant, the captain of the Boudias, who disappeared two years ago. When he heard the story of Captain Grant, he decided to form a team to find Captain Grant with his children. They climbed the Alps, crossed the South American Prairie and traveled all over Australia and New Zealand at 37 degrees south latitude. Along the way, they encountered many difficulties and hardships, but they still didn't lose heart and overcame thousands of difficulties. They circled the earth for a whole week and finally found Captain Grant on an island in the Pacific Ocean with great courage and tenacity.

The story of this book is ups and downs, the characters are distinct, and the dangerous plot runs through. Captain Grant's safety worries me; I admire Sir Griffin's kindness, selflessness and helpfulness. I admire Sir Robert Grant's bravery and courage ... Although I met many unexpected things along the way, no one said a word of discouragement, no one sighed and no one gave up that glimmer of hope. "Sincerely, the stone opens the door", we must also have the faith of hope and the confidence to persist in life.

What is hope?

I hope that when you look back, you will still smile; Hope is that when you encounter difficulties and setbacks, you are told that all your efforts are in vain, but you can still end with the words "but …".

When we encounter difficulties and want to give up, it is hope that supports us and gives us the courage to move forward. Even in the darkest place, it can emit the brightest light. Although it is precious, it can also be found in everyone. So, don't give up hope easily, no matter when and where.

Persistence is everyone's necessary confidence, not afraid of difficulties, and bravely meet difficulties and challenges. Now that we have acted, we must stick to it until we succeed. In life, we should not be afraid of difficulties and obstacles, not be a coward, not afraid of difficulties, go forward bravely, take responsibility bravely, and try our best to do everything in life.

In the future life, I will learn from the protagonists in this article, learn their spirit of being brave and going forward, be a brave person, be a strong person in life and study, and actively strive to realize my ideals.

Captain Grant's children are on winter vacation. Another long and lonely holiday? No, I won't make this holiday boring! This time, I fought side by side with my good friend-Book. I travel in the world of books, making my life more exciting. I have read many books, among which Captain Grant's Children attracted me deeply. This is a book about adventure, with ups and downs and fascinating stories.

The story mainly tells: 1864, Sir grevin, the owner of the Scottish noble cruise ship Duncan Good, accidentally found a drift bottle at sea, and learned from the document that the Scottish navigator who died and disappeared two years ago was still alive. So he applied for the right to rescue, but he was ruthlessly rejected. Later, with strong perseverance and countless hardships, they realized their dreams. This is a journey full of hardships and frustrations, and it is also a journey of upholding justice and pursuing dreams. After circling the earth, I finally found Captain Grant on an isolated island ... Verne described a thrilling, tortuous and exotic adventure with vivid and humorous stories and interesting language. He invited us to swim with Sir Grefan in the magical and beautiful southern hemisphere world, enjoy the magical and wonderful natural scenery there, appreciate the strange animals and plants there ... let him take you into a different world and life and make your life wonderful.

In the novel, I am most awed by "courage to overcome difficulties" and "perseverance to overcome setbacks", of which the word "perseverance" is the most memorable. This reminds me of the athletes running on the field. When you run a few laps, your feet look like lead, and others catch up with you or even surpass you, do you give up the race or stick to it? The brave persist, but the weak give up. So is our life. There are many setbacks on the road of life. Some people become vulnerable because of these little stumbling blocks. They hide in their own small "snail shells" and dare not face the reality. They escape from reality, complain that they are too tired to live, and find a reason for their cowardice. It's like an athlete giving up the game on the field. If an athlete stops fighting for his dreams, his dreams will eventually abandon them. The hardest time in life is like the last laps of a race; If we surpass ourselves at that moment and shine our brilliance, and work harder, success will be in sight and our dreams will come true. In the process of pursuing success, we have experienced hardships, so we will cherish our present life more.

In the book Captain Grant's Children, the hero struggles for life and creates the brilliance of life. As the saying goes, "failure is the mother of success". On the road of life, it doesn't matter how many times you fail. We should face it bravely, learn from experience and lessons, hold our destiny in our own hands, and let us create our own wonderful things!