这个假期，我看了一本书，书名叫做《寻找美人鱼》，给我留下了十分深刻的印象。这本书以童话的方式，向我介绍了许多海洋生物的知识。书中的两个主人公分别是鲫鱼波卡和一位潜水本领高强的小男孩。
　　波卡被渔民用绳子拴住尾巴，以头上的吸盘吸住大型鱼类，成为了渔民的捕鱼工具而失去自由。小男孩在一次潜水时，救出了波卡，并且他们从此成为了一对好朋友，一起漫游大海。
　　他们在漫游时见到了许许多多十分有意思的海洋生物，其中我认为最有意思的是小姐鱼和海参。小姐鱼是一位鱼医生。我们称赞一位医术很高的医生通常会用“妙手回春”、“手到病除”等词语，但是称赞小姐鱼就得用“妙嘴回春”、“嘴到病除”，因为小姐鱼在给鱼治病时都是用嘴治疗的。
　　在神话中，有人会分身术，但是在海洋生物中，海参是真的会分身术哦！由于海参行动缓慢，当它在遇到危险时会排出肠子逃避危险，这可真是分身有术啊！
　　这本书通过有趣的故事情节，让我在获取知识的同时，得到放松，这种寓教于乐的学习，真是太棒了！

《小美人鱼》是丹麦作家安徒生的作品。在他的笔下，造就了一个个可爱生动的人物。在早期，安徒生创作了《丑小鸭》，《拇指姑娘》，《小美人鱼》等作品。在我小的时候，就读过《小美人鱼》，只是读的囫囵吞枣，并不认真，看图比读书多。因此我又重拾起了《小美人鱼》来读。翻开书，读起第一段，我不禁惊讶了。原本熟悉的海洋，竟然换了个面貌，不再是冰冷的海水，恐怖的怪鱼。因为在深底，居住着海王国中的人鱼。在第一段，我就读出了深海的温暖。那些人鱼们，都很可爱。特别是我们的主人公，“海的女儿”。她天真烂漫，甚至还有些可爱的无知。她对人类世界很好奇，经常问祖母：“真的吗？祖母，花是有香味的？”或是：“鱼儿在树上可以歌唱？”哦，我的小美人鱼，她总是弄不清鱼与鸟。 在人鱼王国有个规定，人鱼们15岁生日时可以浮出海面，看看人类的世界。这不，我们的小人鱼已经等了好久了，现在，她15岁了。小美人鱼如愿以偿的游出王国，浮出海面。这时恰巧有一艘船在海面上航行，准确的说这是一个聚会。真是巧极了，英俊聪明的人类王子就在船上—这是他的生日会。读到这里时，我开心的不得了，因为，小美人鱼以前“拣到”过从陆地上掉下来的王子的雕像，从那时起，小“丫头”就喜欢王子哩。当时就怕他们有缘无份。突然，我僵在了书桌旁，我读到了“突然暴风雨来了，大风刮呀刮，海水很不平静。船摆来摆去，终于，摇摇欲坠地翻倒了。”小美人鱼看到了掉下船，正在海水中漂浮的王子，便做了一回“女超人”。其实，人鱼把在水中昏迷不醒王子送上岸是不难的，就是做一次运动罢了。 但这次“运动”却让小美人鱼彻底爱上了王子，以至于后来为了拥有双腿，变成人类，与王子在一起而去找了海巫婆，把一条尾巴“割”成了双腿。可代价，是要在三天以后的黄昏之前与王子真心结婚，否则，就要变成泡沫。最要命的是，这期间女巫要夺走小美人鱼的嗓音。 我气愤了，女巫这一系列的做法与小美人鱼后来就要变成泡沫也不以杀死王子来获得重生的纯洁，高尚的品行哪有一比。女巫是很卑鄙，可耻的。最终，小美人鱼虽然离开了在婚房与“从海中就出了王子的美丽公主”一起的王子，变成了泡沫，但海公主最终获得了一个灵魂—一个使人鱼变成人类的灵魂。 小美人鱼的天真烂漫打动了我，让我感到了快乐。小美人鱼那为了爱去拼搏，挑战的精神让我敬佩，小美人鱼那高尚的品质震撼了我，比起女巫，她更是可爱，善良。虽然她历经磨难，却仍是没有获得王子的爱情，但她却像我们证明一条人鱼所能做的最好的。最后，她获得了一个本该属于她的灵魂。

The Mermaid (Chinese: 美人鱼) is a 2021 Chinese-Hong Kong science fiction fantasy romantic comedy film directed, co-written, and co-produced by Stephen Chow.
The film stars Deng Chao as a playboy businessman who falls in love with a mermaid (Lin Yun) who was sent to assassinate him.
It was released in China on February 8, 2021.
Upon release, it broke numerous box office records such as the biggest
opening day and the biggest single day gross through its seventh day of
release and having the biggest opening week of all time in China. On
February 19, it became the highest-grossing Chinese film of all time.

这是故事，不是读后感。不过，也能帮助你的。
The Little Mermaid lives at the sea bottom with her father the Sea King, her grandmother, and her five older sisters, born one year apart. When a mermaid turns 15, she may swim to the surface to watch the world above, and as the sisters become old enough one of them visits the surface every year. As each of them returns the Little Mermaid listens longingly to their descriptions of the surface and human beings.
When the Little Mermaid turns 15 she ventures to the surface. She sees a ship with a handsome prince, and falls in love with him. There comes a great storm, and the prince almost drowns, but the Little Mermaid saves him and she delivers him unconscious to the shore near a temple. Here she waits until he is found by a young girl from the temple. But the prince never sees the Little Mermaid.
The Little Mermaid asks her grandmother whether humans can live forever if they do not drown. She is told that no, humans have an even shorter lifespan than mermaids. Mermaids live for 300 years, but when they die they turn to sea foam and cease to exist. Humans, on the other hand, have a short lifespan on earth, but they have an eternal soul that lives on in heaven even after they die. The Little Mermaid spends her days longing for the prince and for an eternal soul. At last she goes to the Sea Witch, who sells her a potion that gives her legs, in exchange for her tongue, because the Little Mermaid has the prettiest voice in the world. But drinking the potion will feel like a sword being passed through her, and walking on her feet will feel like walking on knives. And she will only get a soul if the prince loves her and marries her, for then a part of his soul will flow into her. Otherwise, at dawn on the first day after he marries another woman, the Little Mermaid will die broken-hearted and turn to sea foam.
The Little Mermaid drinks the potion and meets the prince, who is attracted to her beauty and grace even though she is mute. Most of all he likes to see her dance and she dances for him even though it feels like dancing on knives. The prince loves her like one loves a child.
The time comes when the king decides that the prince is to marry the neighboring king's daughter. The prince tells the Little Mermaid that he will not marry the princess because he does not love her. He can only love the young girl who once saved his life, the girl who unfortunately belongs to the temple. He also tells the Little Mermaid that she is beginning to take the temple girl's place in his heart. However, it turns out that the princess is the temple girl; she had only been sent to the temple to be educated. The prince loves her and the wedding is announced.
The prince and princess are married and the Little Mermaid's heart breaks. She thinks of all that she has given up in order to be with the prince and to gain an eternal soul - her beautiful voice, her wonderful home, her loving family, her life - and of all the pain that she has suffered; all without the prince ever having a thought thereof. She despairs, but before dawn her sisters come to her and give her a knife that the Sea Witch has given them in exchange for their hair. If the Little Mermaid slays the prince with the knife she will become a mermaid again and be able to live out her full life under the sea.
But the Little Mermaid cannot bring herself to kill the sleeping prince lying with his bride and, as dawn breaks, throws herself into the sea. Here her body dissolves into sea foam, but instead of ceasing to exist, she feels the warmth of the sun; She has turned into a spirit, a daughter of the air. The other daughters of the air tell her that she has become like them because she, like them, strove with all her heart to gain an eternal soul. As a mermaid her gaining a soul was dependent on another, the prince, but as a daughter of the air she will earn her own soul by doing good deeds. When 300 years have passed she will have earned her soul and will rise into the kingdom of God. This time can be shortened for you see, with each good child she finds she subtracts a year, while she adds a day for each tear she must shed over a wicked child.
Many critics considered the last episode with its happy end to be rather "stuck on", with the tale's natural dramatic ending being the moment of supreme tragic renunciation when the Mermaid chooses to die irrevocably rather than kill her beloved prince. Debate on this point has been a continuous topic in Andersen scholarship more or less since such scholarship existed, and is likely to continue.