《圣诞故事》读后感，品味完一本名著后，大家心中一定有很多感想，何不静下心来写写读后感呢？为了让您不再为写读后感头疼，以下是我收集整理的《圣诞故...
《圣诞故事》读后感
品味完一本名著后，大家心中一定有很多感想，何不静下心来写写读后感呢？为了让您不再为写读后感头疼，以下是我收集整理的《圣诞故事》读后感，欢迎阅读与收藏。
我永远也不会忘记你的。老人一边说，一边流泪。泪水从他那如同粗糙的皮革一般的面颊上流下来。我已经太老了，不中用了，再也不能照顾你了。蒙西多普瑞歪着脑袋，一双闪闪发亮的眼睛忠诚地盯着它的主人。它发出低沉的呜呜声，毛茸茸的大尾巴摆来摆去，好像在问：你说什么？
老人清了清嗓子，说：我已经不能照顾我自己了，更不要说照顾你了。他从衣兜里掏出一块手绢，使劲地擤了擤鼻子。我马上就要到老年福利院去住了，我告诉你，我非常难过，因为你不能到那里去看我，那里不让狗进去，你明白了吗？老人慢慢地弯下腰，一瘸一拐地走近蒙西多普瑞，轻轻地抚摸它的头。不过你不要担心，我的好朋友。我们还可以为你再找一个新的家。这不成问题。你这么聪明，这么漂亮，这么善解人意，谁都会为你这样一只好狗而骄傲的。
蒙西多普瑞使劲地摇着尾巴，在厨房的地板上走来走去。它最熟悉的老人身上那轻微的麝香味和厨房里的有点儿油腻的食品气味使它觉得十分快活，可就在这时，这几天常常出现的那种使它畏惧的感觉又一次出现了。它的大尾巴马上耷拉下来，它慢慢地转过头来，看着自己的主人。
过来。老人喘息地用两只手扶着沙发，吃力地跪到地板上，充满深情地抚摸着他最亲近的朋友。他拿出一条鲜红色的丝带系在它的脖子上，在它的颈前打上一个大的蝴蝶结，然后在蝴蝶结上又挂上一张硬纸卡片。做完这些，老人又喘息了好一阵。
蒙西多普瑞有几分不安地来回摇着脑袋，这上面写着什么？它弄不明白。老人清了清嗓子，对它说：这上面写的是‘祝你圣诞节快乐！我的名字叫蒙西多普瑞。早饭我喜欢吃咸肉和鸡蛋，玉米片粥也行，午饭我喜欢吃土豆泥和一点儿肉。就这些，我一天只吃两餐。作为对你的回报，我将成为你最忠实的'朋友。’
汪汪。蒙西多普瑞坚决地拒绝了老人。它的眼光里充满了恳求，好像在问：你到底要干什么？
老人又一次用力地擤鼻子，然后扶着沙发慢慢地站起来。他穿上大衣，用颤抖的双手系上扣子，抓住蒙西多普瑞脖子上的皮带，温和地说：来吧，我的朋友。
老人打开房门，一阵刺骨的寒风立刻向他们扑来。黄昏已经降临。老人坚定地站到门口，蒙西多普瑞却使劲往后退，它不愿意在这个时候出门。
别再拽我了。我向你保证，你跟着别人过会比跟着我过要好得多。老人的声音颤抖着。
街上没有一个人影。老人和它顶着寒风一声不响地向前走去。老人边走边认真地看着路边那一幢幢房子。天上飘起了雪花。
走了好一阵，他们来到一幢老式的维多利亚风格的房子前。这房子周围有很多松树，在寒风中摇摆着，发出飒飒的响声。他俩的身体在寒风中禁不住地发抖，但还是仔细地看着这幢房子。
这一定是个温暖的小康之家。每一个窗户里都闪着各色光芒的小彩灯，低声唱出的圣诞歌声随着风声传了出来。
这个家一定对你很好。老人声音哽咽地说。他松开牵狗的皮带，轻轻地打开这家的院门，弯下腰用颤抖的双手抚摸着蒙西多普瑞的头，说：过去吧，上台阶，然后去抓门把手。
蒙西多普瑞轻轻地走上前去，在这家的门前站住了，它回过头来看了看主人，又一声不响地跑了回来。它弄不懂主人要干什么。
过去！老人使劲地推了它一下，用粗暴的声音向它吼道，我对你再也没有用了，你给我走！蒙西多普瑞伤心极了，它认为主人再也不爱它了。它当然不知道主人就是因为爱它才忍痛这么做的。它不情愿地慢慢地走近那房子，走上台阶，伸出一只爪子拍了拍门，汪汪汪！
它回过头来，看见老人把自己的身体藏在一棵树的后面，探出头来正看着它呢。一个小男孩开了门，他家里的充满温馨的灯光从他的身后弥散出来。当他看清蒙西多普瑞时，不禁把双臂高高地举起，大声喊道：哎，快来！爸爸妈妈！快来看圣诞老人给我的圣诞礼物
透过涌出的泪水，老人看见那男孩子的妈妈解下蒙西多普瑞脖子上的那张硬纸卡片，细心地读着，之后她蹲下来轻轻地抚摸着它，又向门外张望了一下，体贴地把蒙西多普瑞领进家里。
老人的脸上现出一丝笑意，他用大衣的袖口去擦眼泪，那袖口上已经结了一层薄冰，是寒风把他泪水结在了上面。
祝你圣诞快乐。我的亲爱的朋友。老人低声说着，消失在黑暗中。读了这篇文章，我非常感动。我现在想起我与我家的花花（小狗），一起度过的快乐时光，真的第一次感到特别贴别幸福，我爱我家的小狗花花，希望它能够永远不要离开我。
我永远也不会忘记你的。老人一边说，一边流泪。泪水从他那如同粗糙的皮革一般的面颊上流下来。我已经太老了，不中用了，再也不能照顾你了。蒙西多普瑞歪着脑袋，一双闪闪发亮的眼睛忠诚地盯着它的主人。它发出低沉的呜呜声，毛茸茸的大尾巴摆来摆去，好像在问：你说什么？
老人清了清嗓子，说：我已经不能照顾我自己了，更不要说照顾你了。他从衣兜里掏出一块手绢，使劲地擤了擤鼻子。我马上就要到老年福利院去住了，我告诉你，我非常难过，因为你不能到那里去看我，那里不让狗进去，你明白了吗？老人慢慢地弯下腰，一瘸一拐地走近蒙西多普瑞，轻轻地抚摸它的头。不过你不要担心，我的好朋友。我们还可以为你再找一个新的家。这不成问题。你这么聪明，这么漂亮，这么善解人意，谁都会为你这样一只好狗而骄傲的。
蒙西多普瑞使劲地摇着尾巴，在厨房的地板上走来走去。它最熟悉的老人身上那轻微的麝香味和厨房里的有点儿油腻的食品气味使它觉得十分快活，可就在这时，这几天常常出现的那种使它畏惧的感觉又一次出现了。它的大尾巴马上耷拉下来，它慢慢地转过头来，看着自己的主人。
过来。老人喘息地用两只手扶着沙发，吃力地跪到地板上，充满深情地抚摸着他最亲近的朋友。他拿出一条鲜红色的丝带系在它的脖子上，在它的颈前打上一个大的蝴蝶结，然后在蝴蝶结上又挂上一张硬纸卡片。做完这些，老人又喘息了好一阵。
蒙西多普瑞有几分不安地来回摇着脑袋，这上面写着什么？它弄不明白。老人清了清嗓子，对它说：这上面写的是‘祝你圣诞节快乐！我的名字叫蒙西多普瑞。早饭我喜欢吃咸肉和鸡蛋，玉米片粥也行，午饭我喜欢吃土豆泥和一点儿肉。就这些，我一天只吃两餐。作为对你的回报，我将成为你最忠实的'朋友。’
汪汪。蒙西多普瑞坚决地拒绝了老人。它的眼光里充满了恳求，好像在问：你到底要干什么？
老人又一次用力地擤鼻子，然后扶着沙发慢慢地站起来。他穿上大衣，用颤抖的双手系上扣子，抓住蒙西多普瑞脖子上的皮带，温和地说：来吧，我的朋友。
老人打开房门，一阵刺骨的寒风立刻向他们扑来。黄昏已经降临。老人坚定地站到门口，蒙西多普瑞却使劲往后退，它不愿意在这个时候出门。
别再拽我了。我向你保证，你跟着别人过会比跟着我过要好得多。老人的声音颤抖着。
街上没有一个人影。老人和它顶着寒风一声不响地向前走去。老人边走边认真地看着路边那一幢幢房子。天上飘起了雪花。
走了好一阵，他们来到一幢老式的维多利亚风格的房子前。这房子周围有很多松树，在寒风中摇摆着，发出飒飒的响声。他俩的身体在寒风中禁不住地发抖，但还是仔细地看着这幢房子。
这一定是个温暖的小康之家。每一个窗户里都闪着各色光芒的小彩灯，低声唱出的圣诞歌声随着风声传了出来。
这个家一定对你很好。老人声音哽咽地说。他松开牵狗的皮带，轻轻地打开这家的院门，弯下腰用颤抖的双手抚摸着蒙西多普瑞的头，说：过去吧，上台阶，然后去抓门把手。
蒙西多普瑞轻轻地走上前去，在这家的门前站住了，它回过头来看了看主人，又一声不响地跑了回来。它弄不懂主人要干什么。
过去！老人使劲地推了它一下，用粗暴的声音向它吼道，我对你再也没有用了，你给我走！蒙西多普瑞伤心极了，它认为主人再也不爱它了。它当然不知道主人就是因为爱它才忍痛这么做的。它不情愿地慢慢地走近那房子，走上台阶，伸出一只爪子拍了拍门，汪汪汪！
它回过头来，看见老人把自己的身体藏在一棵树的后面，探出头来正看着它呢。一个小男孩开了门，他家里的充满温馨的灯光从他的身后弥散出来。当他看清蒙西多普瑞时，不禁把双臂高高地举起，大声喊道：哎，快来！爸爸妈妈！快来看圣诞老人给我的圣诞礼物
透过涌出的泪水，老人看见那男孩子的妈妈解下蒙西多普瑞脖子上的那张硬纸卡片，细心地读着，之后她蹲下来轻轻地抚摸着它，又向门外张望了一下，体贴地把蒙西多普瑞领进家里。
老人的脸上现出一丝笑意，他用大衣的袖口去擦眼泪，那袖口上已经结了一层薄冰，是寒风把他泪水结在了上面。
祝你圣诞快乐。我的亲爱的朋友。老人低声说着，消失在黑暗中。读了这篇文章，我非常感动。我现在想起我与我家的花花（小狗），一起度过的快乐时光，真的第一次感到特别贴别幸福，我爱我家的小狗花花，希望它能够永远不要离开我。
圣诞狗狗观后感（英文版）
Very warm film, regardless of whether Santa Claus really does exist, the people want to express is longing for a better life, everyone should have some good wishes. In reality, competitive society, intrigues, infighting so tired of people's lives, I hope we can play end happily, happily!
Long time no see this type of film, particularly like a child on Christmas movies, did not think, love, ah, ah ~ love dogs good and cheerful film rhythm, happy ray of warm outside, the slightest move. Always want to bring us this movie, this film is no exception.
Perhaps that is a child read too many similar films, once the first half of the film was almost lost interest, too fantastic, too fairy tale, too realistic. The man went up to Mr. Doug collar dog, I saw a glimmer of reality. End of course, saw the film could have guessed at the beginning of the end, but also as we all hope the outcome. However, I've finally been infected, mesmerized.
I would like to, not because I saw too many films that will be the same type of boring in the beginning of the illusion created. But I grow up, I will not, do not believe in fairy tales of the Yuan Zai. In this materialistic society, we do not believe in life, do not believe, do not even believe in themselves. We were faced with the hypocrisy of all, we ignore all, we doubt everything. We have lost faith, we do not have a faith.
Recall that we are the New Year, is the real boring, we can no longer cheerful everywhere, can not expect to get up early looking forward with great red envelope and can not be cynical to buy this buy that. Because we all grew up, we are not children. So the New Year we are no longer in any sense, we prefer to nest at home Anzhuo remote control is not willing to go out and look at a long absence, the winter sun, rather Mengtoudashui, instead of going house to house, said to the elders Sound Happy New Year. Even prefer to go to Internet cafes facing the cold New Year's Eve display, but also do not want family to see the warm Spring Festival Evening around the fire.
So, when I face the childhood, I just feel too damn dream up. In fact, we forget the innocence, is the world's most sincere feelings, it is pure and without impurities, with our eyes now seem ridiculous, in fact, because we forget that we have been naive.
Therefore, at the end I chose not hesitate intoxication, I would rather choose to believe, as the movie would like to express as - Christmas spirit!
很温馨的片子，不管是否真的存在圣诞老人，所想表达的是人们对美好生活的向往，每个人都该有美好的愿望。在现实竞争激烈的社会，尔虞我诈、勾心斗角让人们生活的很累，希望大家能打开心结，开开心心！
好久没看这样类型的片子，小时候特别喜欢关于圣诞的电影，没想到，大爱啊，狗狗好有爱啊~欢快的影片节奏，开心之外的一缕温馨，一丝感动。一向是这种影片想要带给我们的，这部影片也不例外。
也许正因为小时候看了太多同类型的电影，在影片前半段一度差点失去兴趣，因为太梦幻，太童话，太不现实了。直到那个男人去找道格先生领狗，我才看到了一丝现实。影片的结局当然是看了开头就能猜到结尾，同时也是大家所希望的结局那样。可是，我终于被感染了，沉醉了。
我想，并不是因为我看了太多同类型的片子才会在开头产生乏味的错觉。而是我长大了，我不会，也不愿再相信童话了。在这个物欲横流的社会，我们不相信人生，不相信社会，甚至不相信自己。我们虚伪着面对一切，我们漠视一切，我们怀疑一切。我们失去了信仰，我们缺乏一个信仰。
回想我们现在的过年，才是真正的乏味，我们不能再欢快的到处跑，不能再满怀期待的早起盼望着红包，不能再无所顾忌的买这买那。因为我们都长大了，我们不是孩子了。于是过年于我们也不再有任何意义了，我们宁愿窝在家里按着遥控器，也不愿意外出走走看看久违的冬日阳光，宁愿蒙头大睡，也不愿意挨家挨户的向长辈说声新年快乐。甚至宁愿大年三十跑到网吧面对着冰冷的显示器，也不愿意一家人温暖的围着炉火看春晚。
所以，当我直面童真的时候，我才觉得太假，太梦幻了。其实，我们忘记了童真，才是世界上最真挚的感情，它纯净而无杂质，以我们现在的眼光看来可笑，其实只因我们忘了，我们也曾经天真过。
因此，结尾我还是选择了义无反顾的陶醉，我宁愿选择相信，就像影片所想表达的那样——圣诞精神！
Long time no see this type of film, particularly like a child on Christmas movies, did not think, love, ah, ah ~ love dogs good and cheerful film rhythm, happy ray of warm outside, the slightest move. Always want to bring us this movie, this film is no exception.
Perhaps that is a child read too many similar films, once the first half of the film was almost lost interest, too fantastic, too fairy tale, too realistic. The man went up to Mr. Doug collar dog, I saw a glimmer of reality. End of course, saw the film could have guessed at the beginning of the end, but also as we all hope the outcome. However, I've finally been infected, mesmerized.
I would like to, not because I saw too many films that will be the same type of boring in the beginning of the illusion created. But I grow up, I will not, do not believe in fairy tales of the Yuan Zai. In this materialistic society, we do not believe in life, do not believe, do not even believe in themselves. We were faced with the hypocrisy of all, we ignore all, we doubt everything. We have lost faith, we do not have a faith.
Recall that we are the New Year, is the real boring, we can no longer cheerful everywhere, can not expect to get up early looking forward with great red envelope and can not be cynical to buy this buy that. Because we all grew up, we are not children. So the New Year we are no longer in any sense, we prefer to nest at home Anzhuo remote control is not willing to go out and look at a long absence, the winter sun, rather Mengtoudashui, instead of going house to house, said to the elders Sound Happy New Year. Even prefer to go to Internet cafes facing the cold New Year's Eve display, but also do not want family to see the warm Spring Festival Evening around the fire.
So, when I face the childhood, I just feel too damn dream up. In fact, we forget the innocence, is the world's most sincere feelings, it is pure and without impurities, with our eyes now seem ridiculous, in fact, because we forget that we have been naive.
Therefore, at the end I chose not hesitate intoxication, I would rather choose to believe, as the movie would like to express as - Christmas spirit!
很温馨的片子，不管是否真的存在圣诞老人，所想表达的是人们对美好生活的向往，每个人都该有美好的愿望。在现实竞争激烈的社会，尔虞我诈、勾心斗角让人们生活的很累，希望大家能打开心结，开开心心！
好久没看这样类型的片子，小时候特别喜欢关于圣诞的电影，没想到，大爱啊，狗狗好有爱啊~欢快的影片节奏，开心之外的一缕温馨，一丝感动。一向是这种影片想要带给我们的，这部影片也不例外。
也许正因为小时候看了太多同类型的电影，在影片前半段一度差点失去兴趣，因为太梦幻，太童话，太不现实了。直到那个男人去找道格先生领狗，我才看到了一丝现实。影片的结局当然是看了开头就能猜到结尾，同时也是大家所希望的结局那样。可是，我终于被感染了，沉醉了。
我想，并不是因为我看了太多同类型的片子才会在开头产生乏味的错觉。而是我长大了，我不会，也不愿再相信童话了。在这个物欲横流的社会，我们不相信人生，不相信社会，甚至不相信自己。我们虚伪着面对一切，我们漠视一切，我们怀疑一切。我们失去了信仰，我们缺乏一个信仰。
回想我们现在的过年，才是真正的乏味，我们不能再欢快的到处跑，不能再满怀期待的早起盼望着红包，不能再无所顾忌的买这买那。因为我们都长大了，我们不是孩子了。于是过年于我们也不再有任何意义了，我们宁愿窝在家里按着遥控器，也不愿意外出走走看看久违的冬日阳光，宁愿蒙头大睡，也不愿意挨家挨户的向长辈说声新年快乐。甚至宁愿大年三十跑到网吧面对着冰冷的显示器，也不愿意一家人温暖的围着炉火看春晚。
所以，当我直面童真的时候，我才觉得太假，太梦幻了。其实，我们忘记了童真，才是世界上最真挚的感情，它纯净而无杂质，以我们现在的眼光看来可笑，其实只因我们忘了，我们也曾经天真过。
因此，结尾我还是选择了义无反顾的陶醉，我宁愿选择相信，就像影片所想表达的那样——圣诞精神！
圣诞颂歌的英文读后感
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!
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!
圣诞树的故事英语作文
The Christmas Tree The Christmas Tree
Although it is generally agreed that the Christmas tree in its current form came from Germany in the early 19th century,the tradition of decorating atree to mark winter celebrations dates back hundreds of years to Roman times,when they used to decorate evergreen trees with small pieces of metal to celebrate Saturnalia.
In medieval times the'Paradise Play'was performed every year on 24 December.This depicted the creation of Man and the fall of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden and always included an evergreen hung with apples which represented the apple tree of temptation.
There is alegend that St Boniface,an English monk,came upon agroup of pagans gathered around an oak tree who were preparing to sacrifice achild to the God Thor.In order to stop the sacrifice,and save the child's life,St Boniface is said to have felled the tree with one blow of his fist.Later on,a fir tree grew in place of the oak and this,St Boniface told the pag ans,was the Tree of Life and represented the Christ Child.
Legend also suggests that,in the late 16th century,Martin Luther(the founder of the Protestant religion)was the first to decorate an indoor tree with candles when he attempted to recreate the stars shining over aforest of evergreens.
The first mention of decorated trees being taken indoors came in 1605 in Germany-a country with along Christmas tree history！The trees were initially decorated with fruit and sweets together with hand made objects such as quilled snowflakes and stars.German Christmas Markets began to sell shaped gingerbreads and wax ornaments which people bought as souvenirs of the fair and took home to hang on their tree.
Tinsel was also invented in Germany in about 1610.Up until fairly recently real silver was used,which was pulled into wafer thin strips by special machines.This was durable but tarnished quickly and many experiments took place to try and find an alternative-including amix of lead and tin,which was too heavy and kept breaking.It was only in the mid 20th century that aviable alternative was found.
Artificial trees were invented in the 1880's in abid to try and stop some of the damage being caused to real trees due to people lopping the tip off large trees,thus preventing the trees from growing any further.It got so bad in Germany that laws had to be brought in to prevent people having more than one tree.
Prince Albert,husband of Queen Victoria,is credited with being responsible for introducing the custom of the Christmas tree to the British public by decorating the first English Christmas tree at Windsor Castle in 1841 using candles,sweets,fruit and gingerbread.
The popularity of the Christmas tree grew in Britain during the first half of the 20th century,with trees becoming bigger and more elaborately decorated with bells,baubles and tinsel.However,the onset of the Second World War resulted in aban on cutting down trees for decoration and people resorted to having small,artificial tabletop trees bearing home made decorations.These were often taken down into the air raid shelters when the sirens sounded to provide abit of Christmas cheer！
This all changed following the war,and large trees were erected in many public places to celebrate Christmas.The most famous of these is the tree in Trafalgar Square,London which is an annual gift from the Norwegian government to give thanks for the help they received from Britain during the war.
Although it is generally agreed that the Christmas tree in its current form came from Germany in the early 19th century,the tradition of decorating atree to mark winter celebrations dates back hundreds of years to Roman times,when they used to decorate evergreen trees with small pieces of metal to celebrate Saturnalia.
In medieval times the'Paradise Play'was performed every year on 24 December.This depicted the creation of Man and the fall of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden and always included an evergreen hung with apples which represented the apple tree of temptation.
There is alegend that St Boniface,an English monk,came upon agroup of pagans gathered around an oak tree who were preparing to sacrifice achild to the God Thor.In order to stop the sacrifice,and save the child's life,St Boniface is said to have felled the tree with one blow of his fist.Later on,a fir tree grew in place of the oak and this,St Boniface told the pag ans,was the Tree of Life and represented the Christ Child.
Legend also suggests that,in the late 16th century,Martin Luther(the founder of the Protestant religion)was the first to decorate an indoor tree with candles when he attempted to recreate the stars shining over aforest of evergreens.
The first mention of decorated trees being taken indoors came in 1605 in Germany-a country with along Christmas tree history！The trees were initially decorated with fruit and sweets together with hand made objects such as quilled snowflakes and stars.German Christmas Markets began to sell shaped gingerbreads and wax ornaments which people bought as souvenirs of the fair and took home to hang on their tree.
Tinsel was also invented in Germany in about 1610.Up until fairly recently real silver was used,which was pulled into wafer thin strips by special machines.This was durable but tarnished quickly and many experiments took place to try and find an alternative-including amix of lead and tin,which was too heavy and kept breaking.It was only in the mid 20th century that aviable alternative was found.
Artificial trees were invented in the 1880's in abid to try and stop some of the damage being caused to real trees due to people lopping the tip off large trees,thus preventing the trees from growing any further.It got so bad in Germany that laws had to be brought in to prevent people having more than one tree.
Prince Albert,husband of Queen Victoria,is credited with being responsible for introducing the custom of the Christmas tree to the British public by decorating the first English Christmas tree at Windsor Castle in 1841 using candles,sweets,fruit and gingerbread.
The popularity of the Christmas tree grew in Britain during the first half of the 20th century,with trees becoming bigger and more elaborately decorated with bells,baubles and tinsel.However,the onset of the Second World War resulted in aban on cutting down trees for decoration and people resorted to having small,artificial tabletop trees bearing home made decorations.These were often taken down into the air raid shelters when the sirens sounded to provide abit of Christmas cheer！
This all changed following the war,and large trees were erected in many public places to celebrate Christmas.The most famous of these is the tree in Trafalgar Square,London which is an annual gift from the Norwegian government to give thanks for the help they received from Britain during the war.
圣诞颂歌英语读后感？
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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?
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?
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