八十天环游地球英文读后感

八十天环游地球英文读后感
八十天环游地球英文读后感

八十天环游地球英文读后感
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《八十天环游地球》是一部科幻小说,描写了主人公福克先生和朋友打赌,自己在八十天内环游一周,朋友们都不相信,如果一旦输了,福克先生将会倾家荡产.然而,就在这种压力下,福克先生并没有退缩,以坚定的意志,克服了种种自然和人为的障碍,终于在八十天内环游地球一周.当时并没有飞机,也没有新干线,在当时这是很不容易的事情.
福克先生对自己这次旅行充满信心,他相信只要有决心,什么事都有可能做到,正是这种执着,才让得福克先生克服种种困难,成功环游了地球.在文章中一个个人物形象鲜明、栩栩如生.在阅读同时,还能使我了解到丰富的地理知识.正是这样,我才对这本小说着了迷,读了一遍又一遍,但真正让我佩服的,还是福克先生那种为了明天而不惜放弃生命的品质.在生活中又有多少人能这样为了朋友舍去生命的人.
在生活中,自信是发动机,是一种力量,有了自信你可以去超越自我,去冒险.如果没有自信,这是相当可怕的事情,也许还没有冒险,你就打退堂鼓了,觉得自己不能胜任,所以,我们做每件事,自信是很重要的,福克先生就具有这种自信,才能成功的在八十天内环游地球.
这虽然是一篇科幻小说,但是,我觉得很真实,好像真的发生过一样,福克先生机智勇敢的形象一次次展现在我的眼前,但是仅仅靠福克先生一个人的力量是不能够完成这坚难的任务的,他也需要帮助.福克先生的助手“路路通”,总是在福克先生有危险的时候出现,他很忠实,一次次为了主人冒生命危险,也应该值得我们学习,不是所有人都能做到想他一样的.

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I just read Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Besides a great book and a fun read, I found there to be a number of principles in there that are useful for managing and executing any pr...

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I just read Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Besides a great book and a fun read, I found there to be a number of principles in there that are useful for managing and executing any project or undertaking. Without giving away too much of the book if you haven't yet read it, here it goes:
1) Singleness of purpose: Phileas Fogg had one goal in mind. It was not to tour the world and learn about new cultures. It was to win the bet with the Reform Club that he could circumnavigate the globe in 80 days or less. Granted he may have missed out on some chances to learn a new language or receive insight into the way others live, but that was not his goal and he knew it.
2) Availability of resources: It's true that money can't buy you love but it can buy a heckuva lot of other things! Having the cash that he did bailed him and Passapourt out of many a jam throughout their adventure. You should always count the cost before taking on any venture in terms of financial and human resources.
3) Keep a cool head: If Phileas Fogg was nothing else it was unflappable, composed, self-possessed, and cool-as-a-cucumber. No matter what the obstacle, he never lost his composure. Bringing a project in on time and within budget means dealing with all of the issues that come up with coolness, logic, and good decision-making.
4) Openess to risk: Phileas Fogg was willing ot risk his entire venture to save the woman Auoda from death. He was not reckless, however! He was able to work himself into a position to take this risk by getting ahead of schedule where he could afford to try and save the woman. Success in this venture leads to one of the greatest benefits of the entire voyage although he does not know it at the time.
5) Expect the unexpected: Early in the tale when confronted with all the uncertainties involved in his proposed endeavor, Phileas states simply that "The unforeseen does not exist." What he means is that every roadblock can be anticipated with enough foresight. Likewise, we can use careful planning to mitigate many of the possible pitfalls for any given project we undertake.
A great exercise would be to have your young reader (11 or older) read the book and see if they can pull any of these principles out and use it as a discussion starter. Enjoy Jules' fun classic of adventure!!
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1) Singleness of purpose: Phileas Fogg had one goal in mind. It was not to tour the world and learn about new cultures. It was to win the bet with the Reform Club that he could circumnavigate the glob...

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1) Singleness of purpose: Phileas Fogg had one goal in mind. It was not to tour the world and learn about new cultures. It was to win the bet with the Reform Club that he could circumnavigate the globe in 80 days or less. Granted he may have missed out on some chances to learn a new language or receive insight into the way others live, but that was not his goal and he knew it.
2) Availability of resources: It's true that money can't buy you love but it can buy a heckuva lot of other things! Having the cash that he did bailed him and Passapourt out of many a jam throughout their adventure. You should always count the cost before taking on any venture in terms of financial and human resources.
3) Keep a cool head: If Phileas Fogg was nothing else it was unflappable, composed, self-possessed, and cool-as-a-cucumber. No matter what the obstacle, he never lost his composure. Bringing a project in on time and within budget means dealing with all of the issues that come up with coolness, logic, and good decision-making.
4) Openess to risk: Phileas Fogg was willing ot risk his entire venture to save the woman Auoda from death. He was not reckless, however! He was able to work himself into a position to take this risk by getting ahead of schedule where he could afford to try and save the woman. Success in this venture leads to one of the greatest benefits of the entire voyage although he does not know it at the time.
5) Expect the unexpected: Early in the tale when confronted with all the uncertainties involved in his proposed endeavor, Phileas states simply that "The unforeseen does not exist." What he means is that every roadblock can be anticipated with enough foresight. Likewise, we can use careful planning to mitigate many of the possible pitfalls for any given project we undertake.
A great exercise would be to have your young reader (11 or older) read the book and see if they can pull any of these principles out and use it as a discussion starter. Enjoy Jules' fun classic of adventure!!

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