After reading a book, what do you feel? At this time, how can the most critical post-reading experience be left behind! So how should we write our thoughts after reading? The following is my review of "Eugénie Grandet". You are welcome to read it. I hope you will like it. Thoughts after reading "Eugénie Grandet" 1
Everyone has their favorite writer, and my favorite foreign writer is Balzac. In my impression, Balzac's works are representatives of satire, with sharp language and ugly protagonists. Among the works written by Balzac, "Eugénie Grandet" impressed me the most. Because he vividly portrayed the image of a miser.
"Eugenie Grandet" tells such a story: Grandet's family lives in a dilapidated big house. Although Grandet is a rich man, he is very stingy. Grandet's brother died. His nephew Charles came to his home. Grandet's only daughter, Eugenie, fell in love with his bankrupt cousin Charles. In order to support Charles, she gave him the gold coins her father gave her. This move angered Grandet, who loved money as much as his life, and a fierce conflict broke out between the father and daughter. Her mother, who had always been timid and virtuous, fell ill because of this. What awaited Eugenie, the infatuated girl, was the heartless man who returned with a small fortune.
After reading this book, I looked down on Grandet a little. He never bought bread at home, never used white candles, and never lit a heater when it was not winter but was extremely cold. How ridiculous this is! Have money but don’t know how to enjoy it. He only makes money but never spends money. He is really a typical miser. People often say: "Only by sharing can you enjoy real happiness." But like Grandet, who was stingy throughout his life, has he ever been happy? Just like Yan Jian in "The Scholars", he wanted to pick out a lamp stem until he died. After the lamp stem was picked out. He finally died. And Grandet gave me the impression of being extremely stingy and greedy for money. He is shrewder and more ferocious than the old-style landlords, and his method of amassing wealth is more bloody. A pure bourgeois nouveau riche.
I think that if one day I get rich, I will not be like Grandet.
The naked relationship between Grandet and money revealed in the book made me disgusted, and it also made me understand: being stingy will not have good results, and sharing can bring real happiness. After reading "Eugénie Grandet" 2
He has too much money to count, but his old house is in disrepair, the walls are broken, and the stairs creak when he steps on them; When he fell ill in bed and was dying, he wanted his daughter to take care of everything after his death and go to the underworld to pay him the debt; when the priest put the gilded cross close to his mouth and asked him to kiss the statue of Christ for the last time, he Frantically trying to seize the cross... He is Grandet, a famous miser alienated by money.
After reading this book, I felt very puzzled. No matter how tempting money is, it cannot compare with family love. However, Grandet regarded money as everything in his life. When his wife fell ill, They are reluctant to see a doctor for their wife, thinking it is a waste of money. However, money can buy expensive supplements, but not basic health; it can buy delicious food, but not appetite; it can buy exquisite clocks, but it can never buy precious time.
If you are so stingy that you are unwilling to spend even a little money, you would rather be a miser guarding the treasury than a poor person. Just like a story tells, there was a rich man who had countless money, but he was always worried and worried, for fear that his money would be targeted by thieves. Moreover, he never made friends again because he thought those people I only befriended him for his money. The rich man fell ill in this uneasy life. And his neighbor is a poor man who lives without a meal all day long. But there are always songs and laughter in the poor man's home, and because the poor man is very enthusiastic, he has many close friends.
From this story, we can see that people with money do not necessarily have happiness and joy. On the contrary, sometimes poor people are happier than rich people. They don’t need to want so much, they only need health. Live happily.
In fact, some poor people have more wealth than rich people, such as family, friendship, health and happiness. Thoughts after reading "Eugénie Grandet" 3
If you have read the book "Eugénie Grandet", you must be deeply impressed by the protagonist Grandet in the book. Grandet is a complete miser. He is greedy, cunning and stingy. Money is the god he worships. Before he died, he didn't want to bless his daughter to keep the gold. His family is extremely wealthy, but he regards wealth as his life and is very stingy. He personally distributed food for every meal and candles every day; he withheld his wife's living expenses for a few gold coins, and his daughter drank cold water and ate dry bread; he was indifferent to his brother's bankruptcy; his nephew begged him but ignored him. He disowns all his relatives for the sake of money. Every move, word and deed he makes makes me hate him to the core.
His daughter Miss Eugenie is completely different from him. Eugenie is beautiful, kind, hard-working and sincere, but her life is very painful. I was angry for him and cried for him. Grandet ruined his daughter's happiness in life because of his stinginess!
Old man Grandet always used his wife as a shield and had to get his wife’s consent for everything. In fact, he was very stingy towards his wife and always tried his best to give him everything he wanted. The pocket money was recovered bit by bit.
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This story is a life tragedy without poison, sharp knives, or bloodshed, but equally miserable.
Holding this book, I have countless emotions. If a person is generous and open-minded, your life will be wild and broad; if you are stingy, your life will be dark and narrow! Thoughts after reading "Eugénie Grandet" 4
Balzac was the greatest French novelist in the nineteenth century, a master of model creation, and a world-famous master of realism.
Someone once asserted: "Since Molière's "The Stingy Man", no one will write about a miser again!" Moliere's Abbagon has vividly expressed the character of a miser. . However, Balzac not only boldly picked up this theme, but also gave it the most profound historical content. The story of "Eugenie Grandet" has no shocking events and no trace of legend. This is an "ordinary tragedy without poison, without sharp knives, without bloodshed." In Balzac's works, money dominates everything, and the image of Grandet embodies the dominant power of money. Although Balzac used a lot of pen and ink to describe the power of money, the finishing touch was to point out the absurdity of money fetishism, pointing out that although money brings power to people, it cannot bring happiness to people. At least, in the realm of human emotions, money is powerless. Grandet dominated his entire life and accumulated tens of thousands of fortunes, but could not take a penny to his grave. It can be said that he gained nothing except an illusory sense of satisfaction.
In Balzac’s view, Grandet’s aggregation habit is a kind of lust in contemporary society. For a simple-minded girl like Eugenie, money is neither a need nor a comfort. Only those whose human nature has been alienated and completely dominated by greed will regard money as the highest need in life. . People like Grandet appear to be masters of money, but are actually slaves to money. Thoughts after reading "Eugénie Grandet" 5
The characters in the book all have their own personalities, but the shadow of the society at that time can also be found in them. The aristocratic class is declining day by day, "all feudal, patriarchal and idyllic relationships are destroyed", replaced by the domineering bourgeois upstarts and the omnipresent and omnipotent power of money. and effeminate women who are content with the status quo. After reading this book, I have to lament that the history of capitalist fortunes is a history of humiliation mixed with blood and tears.
In the novel, it is described that Grandet's eyes radiated light as soon as he saw gold coins, and he successfully created the characteristics of a miser. In the novel, Grandet seems to be a very hard-working and capable person, but his biggest failure lies in his view of money. I think if one day Grandet loses all his savings, he will face a mental breakdown.
Grandet ruled the roost for a lifetime, accumulated thousands of family rules, and took nothing to his grave. Apart from an illusory sense of satisfaction, it can be said that he gained nothing. Grandet never owed anyone anything, and of course he never let others owe him anything. He never went to other people's homes, and he never touched other people's things unless he was inviting them to a meal. This means absolute respect for private property rights. However, he had no scruples in appropriating other people's labor for free, and he had no scruples in planting private poplars on public land by the river. He believes that hands are designed to make money, and letting money leak out through his fingers is an unforgivable mistake. Therefore, it is naturally a "heinous crime" for Eugenie to give her private savings to her cousins.
People like Grandet, on the surface, are the masters of money, but in fact they are slaves to money. The poor daughter guards his huge property, but has neither family nor happiness, and can only become a gang. The greedy man pursues the target of hunting! Thoughts after reading "Eugenie Grandet" 6
During the winter vacation, I read Balzac's masterpiece - "Eugenie." Grandet".
This book mainly talks about how Old Grandet was very good at taking advantage of the good opportunity of the Revolution. When the Communist Party and the government auctioned properties, he bribed the supervisor and spent a small amount of money to buy the most popular local property. Good vineyards; when he was mayor, he said he built several roads leading to his property for "local benefit"; he was also very good at budgeting, and when barrels were more expensive than wine, he always had barrels For sale; others would sell the wine for 100 francs, but he would not sell it until the price per barrel reached 200 francs. Although he had a fortune of tens of millions of francs, his home was dilapidated. Because he is very rich, both the Crouch family and the Grassan family want to marry Eugenie so that they can inherit the property. But Eugenie fell in love with a Parisian boy named Charles. Grandet, his father went bankrupt and owed others 4 million francs. Eugenie helped Charles pay off his debt, but Charles was sent to India. In the end, he became rich and became greedy.
After reading this book, I understand that money is not everything and it cannot create happiness. Although Eugenie has a huge amount of property, she has no family and no happiness. She can only become the target of a group of greedy people. Old Grandet, seemingly the master of money, is actually its slave. In his heart, money is more important than anything else. Even when he was dying, he felt "warmth" when he saw the money. For such a person, we cannot say that he "loves money as much as his life", because in his eyes, money is more precious than life. They are a bunch of wretches.
This is an ordinary tragedy without poison, no sharp knives, and no bloodshed. After reading "Eugénie Grandet" 7
"Eugenie Grandet" is said to be Mr. Balzac's most outstanding masterpiece. The language of the work is very restrained, concise and accurate, and the novel structure is compact. Starting from the party at Grandet's house, the readers can get a glimpse into the characters' hearts through the dinner. The plot officially begins with the arrival of Charles. The author focuses on criticizing Grandet's miser character. In order to save money, Grandet lived an extremely frugal life. In the business field, he showed his tricks and calculated everything about people and things. He was willing to seek profits throughout his life. Playing with gold coins was his hobby. He hired the cheapest and most reliable servant for himself and used small favors to fool her. He controlled his wife and daughter's expenses to a few candles and a few pieces of bread. Although he has a rich income, he is still abnormally stingy, unwilling to spend more than half a penny, and his whole mind revolves around money. Money has become his first rule. He always uses money to measure everything he can perceive in the world. Family affection has also become a relationship closely linked to money. He actually used coercion and inducement to fight for the inheritance issue with his daughter. In Chinese terms, Falling in the eyes of money. The second character is Grandet's daughter Eugenie. She is kind but cowardly, and has a simple heart. She lives a simple life under the strict discipline and control of her father, and her heart is pure and simple. When everyone at the table was scheming and having their own thoughts, only she and her mother showed real happiness. Eugenie waited hard for seven years for her cousin's love. Although she finally received a huge inheritance from her father, she, who did not love money, was destined to be lonely in this profit-seeking world.
The third character is Eugenie's cousin Charles, a fashionable young man from Paris. He developed a passionate love because he was cared for and admired by his cousin when he was in a downturn in life, but on his journey to follow his ambitions , he left his lover behind like all heartbroken men. For the sake of his great future, he resolutely married a mediocre woman. The novel satirizes the narrow-mindedness and fickleness of human beings by depicting a group of people who revolve around money. Tianchao hopes to use it to expose the corruption of capitalism and selects its wonderful passages into middle school textbooks. After reading "Eugénie Grandet" 8
"Eugénie Grandet" is a work by the French realist master Balzac. The protagonist Grandet in the book is a typical miser who loves Money maniacs who are as rich as their lives believe that there is only money and no family ties between people, even with their wives and daughters. His eyes will shine when he sees gold coins, and his desire to possess gold has reached an insane level. The degree of greed and the obsessiveness of keeping money reflect the social background of the time that was full of copper stench.
On the night of Eugenie's 23rd birthday, guests came, and they devoted themselves wholeheartedly to Madame Grandet and Eugenie. That night, Charlie, a playboy from Paris, went to the Grandet family because his father was bankrupt. The innocent and beautiful Eugenie fell in love with her poor cousin Charlie. Because of her father's force, she separated from her beloved, and her love was so young that she had no choice but to leave. In order to support Charlie, she secretly gave him all her father's gold coins. This move angered Grandet and set off a conflict between father and daughter, and Eugenie suffered a lot. After his wife passed away, his first thought was how to take possession of her inheritance. Grandet's character showed extreme selfishness and greed. He deceived his daughter and even coaxed her into fearing that her daughter would compete with him for the property. He asked her to voluntarily give up her inheritance rights to her mother and keep it as her own. He lived his whole life to build more gold coins, because the relationship with money caused him to lose happiness from his hands, and therefore lost the care that his relatives once had. Mr. Grandet accumulated tens of millions of wealth in his life, but could not take a penny to his grave. It was also because of his miserly nature that he lost his life. Apart from an illusory sense of spiritual satisfaction, it can be said that he gained nothing in the end. Europe became a rich man overnight. Ye Ni, however, has become the prey of everyone and feels homeless.
The most impressive thing about Grandet, a typical character, is that he cheats and keeps money. He is a stingy nouveau riche who ignores his daughter's love for gold. The two different characters of Eugenie and his father form a sharp contrast. Grandet's greedy character gives people a cold feeling. Thoughts after reading "Eugénie Grandet" 9
"Eugenie Grandet" was written by the French writer Balzac. He studied law in his early years and began literary creation after graduation. Earlier, the works he wrote were not good, which caused him to be heavily in debt. Under such circumstances, he still persisted in writing and created brilliant achievements.
"Eugénie Grandet" writes about Mr. Grandet. He was very rich, but he was a miser. He would do anything to make money. During the French Revolution, he seized the opportunity. , first made a fortune, then joined politics, became mayor, embezzled public funds, used Eugenie to extort money from boys who liked her, and also had vineyards to make money. He was not good to himself, and to The family is not good either. On the surface, Mrs. Grandet is a decent wife, but at home, Mr. Grandet gives her less than 6 francs per month for living expenses. The Grandet family never buys fruit, but asks for it from tenants. Even the maids are barefoot all year round.
His daughter Eugenie is a good girl with good looks and a gentle personality, but she has no idea that her father regards her as a tool to make money. She originally had a Charles who fell in love with her, but Grandet felt that Charles had no money, so he asked him to work overseas, hoping that one day he would bring him more money. In the end, he missed his marriage to Eugenie.
By reading "Eugenie Grandet", my feeling is that although Grandet is stingy, he is also smart. For example, when planting a vineyard, other people's grapes were sold out. , so he took the opportunity to raise the price and sold it much more expensively than others. Grandet believed that money was more important than family, and was not good to his wife and daughter at all. Finally, he slowly died while looking at his gold and silver treasures in the vault. .
By reading the novel "Eugenie Grandet", I gradually understood the truth that money is valuable and family love is priceless. Thoughts after reading "Eugénie Grandet" 10
Balzac was a great French critical realist writer in the 19th century, the founder and outstanding representative of European critical realist literature. Its representatives are "Eugénie Grandet" and "Petro Goriot". Both works create a typical miser. Balzac chose a series of typical details to express their stingy character.
In "Eugenie Grandet", old Grandet is undoubtedly the most distinctive character among them. Greed and stinginess are his main character traits. In his eyes, money is above all else. Without money, everything is lost. His desire and possessiveness for money almost reached a pathological level. Before he died, he asked his daughter to spread gold coins on the table and stare at them for a long time so that he could feel comfortable.
Greed and stinginess made Old Grandet a slave to money and became ruthless. For the sake of money, he would do whatever it takes, even losing basic human emotions, without caring about the love between father and daughter and the love between husband and wife: after he learned that his daughter had given all her savings to Charles, he was furious and even put her under house arrest, losing his humanity. His emotions transformed into a "python" that only knew how to swallow gold coins, and brought heavy suffering to his family and daughter.
When Grandet was about to be embraced by death, “the priest brought the gilded cross to his lips and kissed the Christ statue, but he made a terrifying gesture and wanted to grab the cross in his hand. inside". Granted, Grandet was not a devout religious believer, but because of his greed for money, he naturally hoped that there would be an otherworldly world that would accept him after death. We not only see Grandet's miser soul who never realized it until his death, but also see Grandet's hypocrisy - the existence of religion is only for his existence.
Balzac showed us their ugly view of money through "Eugenie Grandet". Thoughts after reading "Eugenie Grandet" 11
Today I read "Eugenie Grandet". The book "Grandet" is mainly written around the Grandet text wall. Grandet is the richest businessman in Somo City. However, whether it is from the appearance or the furnishings at home, people will feel that he is very poor. Even lighting an extra candle at home will make him feel heartbroken for a long time. His nephew Charlie came here because his father was bankrupt. Grandet thought Charlie was a burden and was afraid of spending money, so he quickly sent him away. Before Charles left, Grandet's daughter Eugenie gave him a little money. Grandet had a long-standing disagreement with her daughter because of this, so he locked her in the room and was still holding the gold when he died. Crouch and Grassan can often visit Grandet's house. They are all because of Eugenie's dowry. Grandet knew this very well, and for this reason he made a lot of gold from both of them.
It is such a story that allowed me to see the lives of all walks of life in society, a true portrayal of the entire French society, and the human desire for gold and the endless pursuit of gold. This is a completely money-oriented society, and the python-like miser Grandet has become the pearl of Somo City. It's incredible to me that at the last moment of Grandet's death, he was still holding on to the gold desperately. His daughter could survive such a situation and be so kind. It was money and contempt that made Old Grandet. To a slave, money is more important than his daughter and wife. The power of money is boundless. Money will only make people evil and make a society corrupt. If a country or a society wants to progress, it needs love. Surrounded by kindness. In today's China, everyone is equal and everyone works together.
In school, students do not throw things around regardless of their status. This makes our campus more beautiful. Love and kindness are human nature. Only kindness and love can achieve human peace. Thoughts after reading "Eugenie Grandet" 12
I have been reading "Eugenie Grandet" for the past two days, and I felt a little emotional after reading it. Everyone says Grandet was a miser, but I want to talk about him in another way.
Grandet made a fortune in the barrel hoop business. He spent the Napoleonic period and developed a habit of thrift, but he was overly thrifty. While he tightly controlled the habits of himself and his family, he also exploited the interests of others in his city. Regarding everything to eat, wear, use, and live in, he calculated everything to the extreme and never slacked off. Therefore, although he is rich, his wife and daughter stay in a dark house all day long like maids, and their lives have no joy at all.
But actually, I think it’s good. Although Somo is a small city, there are still many conspiracies here. Eugenie is the object of others' greed because his father is very strong, or he is very rich. Little Eugenie was probably deceived, perhaps because of the protection of Grandet's daughter.
But I think the point here is not here. To be honest, no one doesn’t like money. Try to ask, who would hold a grudge against money? But Grandet used to think that everything was based on "money." I don’t think there is such a person anymore, but I think Grandet’s attitude is good. This “attitude” is different from what we usually say. I mean he is single-minded about money. , for money, he can ignore everything outside. I just say that he is "single-minded", I am not advocating some of his behaviors.
For example, after his own brother committed suicide. Didn't take good care of his nephew. No, he didn't intend to take care of him at all. He even thought that his father's death was not important, and the loss of money was really terrible! Also, after his wife fell ill, in order to save money. Money, he insisted not to call the doctor and watched his wife leave him. If he was not afraid of his daughter's request for inheritance, it would be hard to imagine that he would keep her under house arrest.
"Eugenie." "Eugénie Grandet" is a true portrayal of the French bourgeoisie, and it contains almost the entire history of France. 13 After Reading "Eugénie Grandet"
Reading "Eugénie Grandet". "Eugénie Grandet" is one of the classic works of Balzac's "Human Comedy"
The novel is written around the tragic love story of Eugenie. Both the banker and the notary wanted to marry Eugenie, but Eugenie fell in love with Charles and lived a painful and miserable life of betrayal. Old Grandet was really stingy, and he didn't even want his daughter. Use money to buy happiness.
The whole town of Mosso knew that he was very rich, but he did not admit it himself. When Charles came, old Grandet told Charles not to believe that he was rich. , In fact, he just didn’t want Charles to spend his own money. Old Grandet was so stingy with his family. When Eugenie’s mother put her daughter under house arrest for Grandet’s sake, his first thought was that it would cost a lot of money to hire a doctor. .
But after he learned that if Eugenie’s mother died, Eugenie would get half of his property, the old Grandet had to treat his wife’s illness and talk to his daughter and wife. And. He also asked Eugenie to promise that if her wife died, she would not want half of Grandet's property. Eugenie did not care about money, and she would definitely agree. Old Grandet was really happy.
Yeni does not regard money as life like the Grandet family. She is very kind and simple. She waits for Charles to come back and live with him, but he does not expect that Charles betrays his promise and marries a man. The daughter of a powerful man becomes his wife. I think the more the author writes about Charles' greed and shamelessness, the more it makes Eugenie very simple. When Charles first went to Africa, Eugenie thought about Charles every day and wondered what happened to him. When will you come back?
The same is true in life. You must be generous, not stingy, or stingy. Otherwise, your friends will stay away from you.
This story tells us that family love is more important than money! Thoughts after reading "Eugenie Grandet" 14
Balzac, the author of "Eugenie Grandet". He was a great critical realist writer in the 19th century and the founder of European critical realism. The author wrote 96 works based on his ups and downs in life, which is the world-famous "Human Comedy".
The story of "Eugenie Grandet" takes place in a small town called Somo in the French provinces. It is rich in wine, so the wine barrel business made a fortune. The protagonist is the wealthy cooper here. When he was forty, he married the daughter of a wooden board merchant. He received three huge inheritances from his mother-in-law, his wife's grandfather, and his own grandmother, and became a truly wealthy businessman.
Grandet, who is stingy and loves money as much as his life, is acrimonious. He controls all household expenses and personally takes care of and arranges every day's meals.
The novel contrasts the light and darkness of this family. In sharp contrast to old Grandet is Mrs. Grandet's holiness and Miss Eugenie's kindness and generosity. Holy values ??are only ruthlessly ravaged in a society ruled by money. Mrs. Grandet was magnanimous before her death, because she thought that death was the best relief. She only felt sorry for her daughter who would continue to suffer while living alone in the world. In this family, Eugenie's image also appears to be particularly tall, but this star is destined to dim. Grandet was mean and stingy, and valued money above all else. He did not hesitate to force away his nephew who came to seek refuge with him because of his father's bankruptcy. He cruelly tortured his daughter who sent her thoughts to her cousin as a means of payment. Madame Grandet, her daughter, is driven to death. His pleasure was to make money. Although he left a large inheritance after his death, he could not bring any happiness to his daughter. The work creates the image of Grandet as a typical miser and deeply exposes the bloody and pure money relationship between people in bourgeois society. My thoughts after reading Eugénie Grandet. After reading Eugenie Grandet, 600 words. After reading "Eugénie Grandet". Selected "Eugenie Grandet" After reading 15
This is a novel It depicts the story of the struggle between a miser and an angel. The miser, self-evidently, is Eugenie's father, Grandet, and the angel is the kind and beautiful Eugenie. The pen and ink do their best to separate the extremes of these two images: one is a bourgeois explosive man who controls the market, drives up prices, and engages in public debt speculation. He is an old businessman who loves money as much as his life and can no longer be stingy. He restricted the use of coal and food at home; even if guests came, he would not light an extra lamp; if something at home was broken, he would not ask anyone to repair it, but would repair it himself. What makes people feel ridiculous is that when his wife was sick, he was reluctant to spend money to hire a doctor; after his wife died, he forced his daughter Eugenie to give up the right to inherit her mother's inheritance; he watched his brother go bankrupt, but he did not contribute a penny to help. . The other is a miser's daughter, with a kind and holy halo always shining on her head. He has been obedient since he was a child and has a clean and simple appearance. She is hard-working and she regards love as the pinnacle of human nature. For the sake of the simple love between her and her cousin that was not recognized by her father, she made incredible moves.
The story of the novel begins with Eugenie and Grandet’s birthday party. At this time, Balzac makes the characters in the novel appear one by one. As a result, the relationship between husband and wife, the relationship between father and daughter , the relationship between mother and daughter, the relationship between master and servant, and the marriage problem of the millionaire's only daughter. The subtle and sharp intrigues between the Cruchot family and the Grasan family are all unfolded in the Grandet mansion one by one, until the uninvited guests With the appearance of Charles and Grandet (the son of old Grandet's younger brother, who is also Eugenie Grandet's cousin. The family has just suffered bankruptcy), the father and daughter began a struggle between the devil and the angel.
It was an era when capitalism exploded, and the worship of money was particularly strong. Even the cousin who was in love with Eugenie forgot about his simple, simple and innocent love with Eugenie after living abroad for several years. That society is unreasonable. It is because of this that Eugenie's kind nature is so attractive.