当细细品完一本名著后，你有什么总结呢？是时候静下心来好好写写读后感了。那么如何写读后感才能更有感染力呢？下面是我为大家整理的《圣诞颂歌》读后感范文（精选3篇），欢迎大家分享。

　　《圣诞颂歌》读后感1

　　斯克鲁齐在圣诞节的前夕，拒绝了爱心，回到了家后，碰到了已死七年他同伴马利的鬼魂，他对斯克鲁齐说：“你看见吗？因为我活着的时候没有善待他人，只想到自己，所以会为自己戴上了如此沉重的锁链！在四处飘荡，你是我最好的朋友，你还有一线的希望，将会有三个幽灵来看你。”

　　第一个幽灵是过去，斯克鲁齐看到了自己童年时候，他的妹妹来学校和他一起回家过圣诞节，做学徒时在老板的家中举行圣诞晚会，后来金钱取代了爱，未婚妻与他分手，有了幸福的家庭，他仍然孤单生活。

　　第二个幽灵是现在，他参加了外甥的圣诞晚会，玩“是与否”的游戏，幽灵所到之处无不充满了欢乐，原来圣诞就是祝福，就活动中分享快乐，不管是亲朋好友或是仇敌恶人。

　　第三个幽灵是未来，他躺在床上，他拥有的一无所有，一个女仆甚至剥掉了他穿在身上内裳，他在被遗弃的石碑上读到了自己我名字。

　　他改变了，他变得善良而慷慨，他乐于帮助人，并把以此快乐。

　　《圣诞颂歌》让我感情到人性的本质，其实人之初性本善，每个人童年总有那么美好的爱，是自私自利把我们慢慢地腐蚀，人生一世赤祼祼的生赤祼祼的去，正像书中看到的未来，你做了善心中快乐，你做了恶事，像书中马利，肩负沉重的铁链，灵魂得不到安息。

　　《圣诞颂歌》让我感悟到了圣诞的意义，如果把我们的春节加进一些圣诞节的互相关心，互相奉献，互相祝贺，加进一些基督教的大爱，我们的春节将会更有意义！如果世界上能有多些书中的幽灵，把那些自私自利的人们心灵转变，我爱人人，人人爱我，这个世界将会变得多么的美好，人们将永远像在天堂里一样欢乐。

　　让《圣诞颂歌》永远留在我们心里！

　　《圣诞颂歌》读后感2

　　这部小说是专门写鬼的，非常可怕，非常恐怖。小说中的主人公斯克虏骑经常被吓得跪在地上哆嗦。

　　小说中的主人公斯克虏骑是个死不松手的吝啬鬼，一个巧取豪夺，能搜善刮，贪得无厌的老黑心。他孤身一人，冷酷刻薄，他不许他的雇员在圣诞节休假，天气再冷也不许雇员在炉火里加煤。他认为圣诞节是“胡闹”。孩子们在圣诞节到他家献唱圣诞歌曲，他拿起戒尺，动作极其迅猛的吓跑了孩子。按照西方人的习惯，平安夜有慈善机构请求赞助，他一分没给，还说了一大堆不中听的话。

　　我想事先说明一下，主人公斯克虏骑所以是这样的人，跟他从小生长在一个没有爱的家庭有关系。他的父亲不太仁慈，曾经把它赶出家门。他孤零零的，他没有朋友，可怜巴巴，他好像被人遗忘。少年的斯克虏骑害怕世人，他怕遭受世人苛刻的指责。这可能对他性格的形成有直接的关系。

　　已经死了7年的老搭档马力的鬼魂，圣诞前夜来到斯克虏骑的跟前，它的身体是透明的，腰间缠着多条链条，长长地拖在地上，链条的末端系着银柜、钥匙、挂锁、账簿、契据和钢制的钱袋。马利说：“我身上的这些锁链是我在世时候自己锻造的，是我自己把它绕在身上的。你身上的锁链更长、更重。因为我已经离开7年了。在这7年里，我没有休息，没有安宁，在不断的悔恨中受尽苦楚。我今夜到你这里来，是要警告你，你还有逃脱我这命运的一线机会和希望，这是我给你求来的。到我这里的人都后悔生前没有行善，只是现在想做好事也来不及了。马利的鬼魂告诉斯克虏奇：“从今天开始，将有三个幽灵，在每天晚上的1点分别缠住你。”

　　半夜1点，第一个幽灵来了。它是“过去圣诞节之灵”。它带着书中主人公看到了他孤独、寂寞的童年，斯克虏骑哭了；他听见他善良可爱的妹妹让他回家；他听见他的未婚女友要跟他解除婚约，原因是斯克虏骑只认钱。“过去之灵”又把他带到了他小时候学徒的地方，老板和老板娘都很好，雇员们愉快的生活。决不像他自己。

　　又是一个半夜一点，第二个幽灵来了。它是“现在圣诞节之灵”

　　它带着他看见了今天的平安夜，不管是男女老少都非常高兴，大家互相关心，互相祝贺圣诞快乐！它（他）来到了他贫穷的雇员家，他们也是愉快的说笑；它（他）们来到他自己的外甥家，斯克虏骑听见大家都说他的坏话，可又都祝他愉快！

　　第三天的半夜一点，第三个幽灵来了，它是“未来圣诞节之灵"，幽灵让他看见了自己的尸体，听见了许多人在说他的坏话：”不近人情，”“老天对他的报应”，“刻薄的老死刮皮”，“临死也没有人管他”，斯克虏骑震惊了，他请求幽灵让他看到哪怕是一点点对一个死人的恻隐之情。幽灵答应了，他看到了人们对待善良人死亡的情景。

　　通过三个幽灵的启发，斯克虏骑变了，他看见世界的美好和人心的善良，他思考了这几天发生在自己身上的一切。他痛改前非。他走出家门，请求别人宽恕，他买了一个很大的火鸡来到外甥家，他给雇员加薪，一起照顾他的家。他祝贺每一个人圣诞快乐。

　　人是可以变的。作者对善的无尽的潜力，始终抱定信心。

　　《圣诞颂歌》读后感3

　　一个如此自私、刻薄、吝啬的守财奴，一个如此不懂得施舍和关爱他人的守财奴，在任何时候，看到这样的形象人物，我都会忍不住要唾骂一番。但是看完《圣诞颂歌》后，我却忍不住要对他竖起大拇指。他的'名字是斯克鲁奇。

　　正如他的名字一样，他花钱吝啬又不懂得关心他人。就算是在圣诞节如此欢乐的日子里，他还坚持要他的办事员加班，而不增加任何薪水。如果不是因为死去的马利——他的合伙人的鬼魂的出现，他一辈子也意识不到自己该做一个善良有爱的人。就像社会上很多吝啬的公司老板一样，他们想要工人干多点活，却舍不得掏出口袋里多一分钱。工厂闹罢工讨债出事了，拍拍屁股就走人了。反正工人如何也是要不到钱的。钱是那些老板的命根子。你把他们的命根子硬要夺走，他们怎肯？虽说那些钱里大多数是工人的血汗钱，但是，他就能活生生地把自己当成不懂事的孩子一般，抢了别人的玩具，硬是不肯松手，还坚称，是他的。与这样孩子气的人讨工资，你只能够变成和他一样孩子气的人，要么，就算是他伟大的母亲出现，他也是不会松手的。因为他能有今天，多少是得靠着他伟大的母亲的。他宁愿相信，他的母亲是永远维护他的。所以，我太同情城市里千千万万的打工者了。所以，我太痛恨那样的吸血老板了。因此，我很高兴看到马利鬼魂的出现。

　　马利的鬼魂说：“每个人，都应当使自己内在的心灵到人们之间去活动，到四面八方去旅行；如果在世的时候他的心灵不到外面去，那么死后就要罚它这么做。它将注定要到全世界去流浪——咳，好苦啊！——而且要亲眼看到他在世时本来可以分享得到的、并且从中得到幸福的事物，现在他却没有资格分享了。”马利说的这一番话多有悔意啊。在世的时候不懂得体会人间的疾苦，只懂得盘算自己的钱袋子，这样子的人，就算是死后也不能安宁啊。他的心灵必须接受上帝的惩罚，流浪各地，没有休息，疲劳悔恨！可惜，他是在死后才有这样的机会知道自己的过错。对于社会上的许多人而言，“事不关己高高挂起”早已经不是新鲜事了。“只管自己门前雪，哪管他人瓦上霜。”这在中国的文化传统里也是根深蒂固的。怪不得如今社会人性的冷漠和无情。

　　只要一想到人性的冷漠和无情，有一张脸深深地印在我的脑海里。她就是小悦悦——佛山一家五金店老板的孩子。我不知道她犯了什么错，也不知道上帝在做什么——为什么会让诸多路过的行人瞎了眼！他们竟然看不到一条鲜活的生命在他们的车轮底下无助地哭泣死去！比起那匆匆而过的车轮，人的冷漠更能碾碎一个人的生命和灵魂。镜头里前后路过的十几个人啊！我不批判你们，我只是祈求，也能有一个像马利鬼魂一样的东西，或许叫小悦悦鬼魂去唤醒你们的良知和爱，让你们也能够看到过去的自己，现在的自己和未来的自己，从此不再怀抱一种侥幸和看热闹的心理，而是带着一颗爱人的心，让善行生根发芽！

　　斯克鲁奇实现了自己的诺言，变成了一个善人。他做了许多事情，为人所知的善事；也做了一些其他的不为人知的小事。上帝保佑了他！他的余生不再是独自冷清地守在自己的钱窖里，而是走上大街，走进小巷，去帮助那些他能帮助的人。我多么希望也能有这样的奇迹发生在那些像斯克鲁奇一样的人身上。有什么办法能让他们感受到帮助他人，施与他人的快乐和值得呢？噢，我实在没有办法。因此，我的心为斯克鲁奇而开心兴奋，却为千千万万的斯克鲁奇而担忧皱眉。

　　如何能够做一个懂爱有爱的人，这绝对不是简单地进行思想教育或营造某种社会氛围就可以达到的。斯克鲁奇的转变，是因为有马利的鬼魂和三个幽灵的指引，他能在过去清楚地看到自己曾经的天真和善良，能在现在看到自己的冷漠和自私，以及在未来看到自己悲惨的下场。任何人在那种情况下，内心深处最柔软的地方都会被触动。没有人希望看到自己未来死去时是如此悲凉和凄苦。所以，为了放手一搏，为了不重蹈马利的覆辙，他做出了转变。但是对于社会中的人而言，要让他们转变为真正懂爱有爱的人，需要较长的时间和刻骨铭心的事件让他们觉悟。它也许是一部电影，也许是一部电视剧，也许是一本书，也许是一首歌，也许是某一个在他生命中起重要作用的人。我们没法设定一个标准，正如我们没法将马利的鬼魂引渡到当今一样。但是我确信，《圣诞颂歌》是那些书中的其中一种。

　　读一本书不会让你立刻变得富有，也不会让你立刻智慧或美丽，但是却会让你对现今的社会和人有一个对比和思考。不断地思考，才不至于让自己的脑袋生锈，以至于自己失去了原始的爱的能力和愿望，也不至于自己变得如斯克鲁奇一样的人。我希望，在我遇到一个像斯克鲁奇的人的时候，我能把这本书介绍给他，并叮嘱他做个懂爱有爱的人。

　　A christmas carol is one of the best-known works of charles Dickens, who is a criticism writer in the 19th century. His works mainly reflect the reality and A christmas carol, with no exception, mirrors westerners#39; lives on christmas.

　　The novel tells an old man who regards money as his own life---Ebenezer Scrooge. Even on christmas Eve, when the family gets together and people bless each other, he is still quite mean to everybody. It is not until three ghosts#39; coming to reveal his childhood, present and future that he realizes how important to be good to others and what christmas means. The ghosts of the past, present and future visit Scrooge and help him see how his behaviour has impacted on his life, and the way that he is treated by other people as a consequence. At the end of the novel, Scrooge is no longer the one he has been.

　　From the novel I#39;ve learned what the inherent meaning of christmas is, which results in my thinking about how to treat others.

　　christmas is to western countries what Spring Festival is to china. Although both festivals are designed to celebrating the coming year, they have their distinctive characters. I used to assume that christmas is merely about Santa claus, gifts, or big meal. Now I have realized christmas is also the time to put away one#39;s hatred and to treat others well sincerely. For instance, Bob, Scrooge#39;s clerk, toasts the longevity and health of Scrooge though Scrooge gives him so little money that he can hardly make ends meet. Bob and his families live in poverty; however, they know gratitude and amicability. Hence they lead a full-of-laughter life. In contrast, wealthy as he is, Scrooge is as dismal as the dark night. To be friendly——a spirit of christmas——is one of the differences between christmas and Spring Festival. Nowadays an increasing number of young chinese have been taking a fancy to christmas as if it were a most fashionable symbol. But how many of them recognize what christmas means indeed? I think there is no point in celebrating christmas without knowing the christmas culture.

　　As for the protagonist, Scrooge, he is a representative of those who go to extreme to earn money so that he ignores love-----love for friends, for soul mate, and for people in need. To some extend, Scrooge is lucky in that he meets three ghosts and avoids ending up in being a wandering ghost like his partner, marley.

　　Scrooge finally becomes a man with great heart. whereas, there are still Scrooges in our present society. Especially in china, the richer they are, the more reluctant they are when it comes to doing charity. Although it is not obligatory for the rich to donate money, the world needs all people#39;s love, no matter who you are. Last but not the least, happiness does not lie in what you have gained but what you have dedicated.

　　To sum up, A christmas carol rethinks the relationship among people, convincing readers that human beings should be kind to each other.

　　圣诞颂歌很多曲谱多取自著名美国音乐家的名作。那么，来看看我精心为你整理，希望你喜欢。
　　篇一
　　A Christmas Carol is one of the most famous works of Charles Dickens, who is a Critici *** writer in the 19th century. His works mainly reflect the reality. So I like his works very much.

　　Charles Dickens was born in 1812, England. He had many difficulties during his childhood. However, these experiences enriched his life, at the same time, supporting many writing materials for his writing. He wrote more than 20 novels in all, reflecting the hate to the money and the sympathy to the mon people. His works, such as Great Expectations, a Tale 0f Tw0 Cities, were affected by many readers.

　　This novel told a people who regard money as important as his own life---Scrooge. Even on Christmas Eve, he was also quite mean to everybody. There are five chapters in all. Chapter 1 introduced scrooge’s character and Marley, his friend’s ghost. The language was very beautiful and active. I like this part best. As followed there was a part of word to describe Scrooge: he was a hard man with money, hard as a stone. He was a secret self-contained man; friendless and alone .the coldness inside him froze his old face. His eyes were red. His thin lips were blue. Cold seemed to stiffen his way of walking. The hair on his head and above his eyes was white, white as snow. He carries this coldness with him always wherever he went. This part illustrated Scrooge was a cold man. He grasped the money tightly. As the following story, Scrooge refused his nephew invitation to have the dinner with his family. And he always scolded the Christmas is humbug. He didn’t believe the existence of Christmas and didn’t want to share his happiness and money with others. He had dinner in an inn and then went home. He had rooms in a house which had once belonged to Marley. Scolded sat quietly on the coach. But suddenly there is a big knocker on the door. It was Marley’s ghost. The ghost was bound by the heavy chain and told Scrooge its tragic fate. The ghost told Scrooge that three spirits will e to Scrooge and then faded away.
　　From chapter 2 to chapter 4, it talked about the three spirits. The first spirit stood for the past. It showed the happy times in the past of Scrooge. In the past Scrooge always said “Merry Christmas” to whoever he met. He loved life and enjoyed everything in his life. In this part the spirit also showed the first work of Scrooge. His boss, Fezziwig, treated them very well on Christmas. But Scrooge gradually changed. He loved money more than his lover. So his lover parted with him. It’s the money that made Scrooge lost many things. The second stands for the present. in this part , Scrooge is a greedy man . He has no mercy to everything and waste of his time. The third spirit stands for the future. In this part, it showed that Scrooge regret what he had done. And Scrooge was impressed at last. He understood money is not the only thing that is worth to reserve. Love and care were important too.

　　At the last chapter, that is chapter 5, Scrooge changed himself and gave mercy to the poor. And he had dinner with his nephew.

　　All in all, this story has a perfect end. Form this story, I realized that in this world, money is not everything. We also need love and help.
　　篇二
　　In the summer vacation, I read a book which is called “The Christmas Carol”. It is written by Charles Dickens, a famous English writer.

　　The story is about Ebenezer Scrooge, a miser. Scrooge always said about Christmas, “Bah，humbug”. He also didn’t like spending money and giving money away even more. Marley used to be the partners with Scrooge. Unfortunately, he died 7 years ago. One day, Maley’s ghost came to his home and told Scrooge three Christmas ghost would e to his home. Firstly, Ghost of Christmas Past came. He showed Scrooge how he became a miser from a happy boy. Then, Ghost of Christmas Present came. He showed his employee and his nephew’s happy lives. Finally, Ghost of Christmas Future came. He took Scrooge to his grave in his future and showed him his lonely death is the result of his mean and miserly life. In the next morning, Scrooge understood. He changed his living way and became generous. He donated money to the charity organization.

　　I think it is a good story. It tells us to be generous and help other people more. To be miserly and mean only do harm to other people and ourselves. Helping others is a very good virtue. It makes you feel good, make others feel warm and make others remember you. As so many advantages, why you don’t do this?

wake up to a new life / the ghost's admonish /

读完一本经典名著后，相信大家都有很多值得分享的东西，不能光会读哦，写一篇读后感吧。你想好怎么写读后感了吗？下面是我为大家整理的圣诞颂歌的英文读后感，欢迎大家分享。

This past December, I read Charles Dickens" A Christmas Carol for the first time. Of course, I have seen the story done on stage a number of times （mostly as a child）， and the various movies are a yearly Christmas tradition. （My favorite is Albert Finney"s portrayal in the early 1970"s British musical version Scrooge.） But despite being very familiar with the story itself through stage and film, and despite having bought a copy of the book some years back, I had never taken the time to sit down and read the story.

So, having bought a new edition of the book after Christmas last year, I finally sat down in December and began the original story.

It was absolutely sublime!

As much as I love the film and stage adaptations of the story, the book was just wonderful. So full of color and imagination and description - you could fairly feel the 19th century London cold, the piles of apples and oranges on the street carts, the hawkers calling out to passers-by bundled head-to-toe in woolen coats and boots.

This really is the quintessential Victorian Christmas story. I suppose I"m only about 170 years late in determining that, but now that I have read the story, I can see why it was such an instantaneous hit with readers. It was so successful during his lifetime, in fact, that Dickens began a tradition of writing Christmas stories every year. The edition of A Christmas Carol that I purchased last year has two other Dickens Christmas stories in it as well, although I have not yet dived into those two.

So I highly recommend this book. If you have seen any or most of the various Scrooge movies that have been made over the years, much of the book will be familiar, but there are a few scenes here and there that I have never seen re-enacted in a play or a movie, including a trip out to a mining colony on the coast of England, and a hovering ride over the English Channel to view Christmas on a Navy ship.

Even after all these years of watching movies and plays based upon this story, I was still moved, emotionally, while reading this book, particularly during the scenes with the Cratchit family. And at the end, I almost felt a tear well up when Scrooge showed up on his nephew"s doorstep for Christmas Lunch.

To end, let me quote one of the more poignant passages from the book. The Ghost of Christmas Present has just reminded Scrooge of his harsh words about how if the poor are going to die then they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population. The Ghost quoted the same phrase after Scrooge expressed concern about whether or not Tiny Tim would die. The Ghost goes on to say the following:

Man, said the Ghost, if man you be in heart, not adamant, forbear that wicked cant until you have discovered What the surplus is, and Where it is. Will you decide what men shall live, what men shall die? It may be, that in the sight of Heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man"s child. Oh God! To hear the Insect on the leaf pronouncing on the too much life among his hungry brothers in the dust.

That last line, in particular, strikes a powerful chord. How relevent, 170 years downstream, and in another country, for the self-righteous protestations of the wealthy American!