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《圣诞颂歌》读后感

《圣诞颂歌》读后感《圣诞颂歌》读后感1书籍是甘泉，滋润我们的心灵；书籍是园丁，栽培我们的前程。

书籍是我们的灵魂不仅教会了我们知识，而且还钩起了我们记忆中所有事物。

书籍也是我们情感的来源！过个暑假，我读了一本家喻户晓的名著一《圣诞颂歌》，作者查尔斯·秋更斯。

本书还由世界撞画大师一罗伯特，英诺森提共同完成。

故事的内容，大概是这样的：马利在很久以前就死了，确凿无凝，一天夜晚在交易所非常有名气的一斯克鲁齐，发现了马利的`鬼魂，马利的身上穿着一环接一环的铁链，马利说这是生前太过于贪钱，没有积善行德所受到地惩罚，马利还说，斯克鲁齐只有从今多行善才能挣脱枷锁。

并告诉他今夜会有三个幽灵来见他。

三个幽灵分别是“昔日”，“今日”，“来日”圣诞幽灵。

他们分别带着斯克鲁齐“回到”“带到”“来到”三个时间。

故事的最后斯克鲁齐开始了新生活，彻底改变了自己，从此以后开始帮助他人，积德行善！读完这本书我感慨无比，斯克鲁齐从青年时冲怨到中年时的狠毒，贪污，在到忏悔无比，积德行善，一次一次地改变让我匪夷所思，感动无比，我认为斯克鲁齐最后愿意改变自己，真心忏悔的精神值得我们学习！本书中，使我最激情澎湃的地方莫过于这里——“你们不可能在更好的地方碰到一起了”。

老乔把烟斗……“我也肯定，这里没有一块骨头像我这把骨头老了”！我看见旁边的画中，几个人坐在椅子上，身后是两大堆的人骨头！我十分生气，可十分怜惜，生气是因为感到那些残害人生命的人的恶毒和可耻，怜惜是因为那些无辜受害者的生命怜惜！读完这本书我好像更加正义了！应该是真的受益匪浅了吧！读书诱发了人的思绪，使想象穿越时空，读名著会让我们受到人生启发，有时会改变我们的一生。

所以我真心希望大家可以阅读这本书！书是一叶扁舟，带你遨游知识的海洋！书是一架马车，带你畅游博大的历史；书是钥匙，能开启智慧之门；书是良药，能医治愚昧之症。

就让我们在这书的世界，一直活下去吧！《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(但是，文章的作者说，愿这个鬼，没有人想要驱除它)小说中的主人公斯克虏骑经常被吓得跪在地上哆嗦。

钢琴谱 Deck The Halls-钢琴独奏版-圣诞颂歌五线谱_共6张(全)

《Deck The Halls》，中文《装饰大厅》，是一首传统圣诞节颂歌。其旋律源自16世纪威尔士，以及1794年的威尔士新年音乐-Nos Galan。
英文歌词则在1862年出版，由苏格兰音乐家Thomas Oliphant创作。首次出版于1862年，收录于约翰·汤玛士的 Welsh Melodies之第二卷。该书共有四卷，包含Deck the Halls威尔士语歌词，由John Jones作词。直得注意的是，Deck the Halls中的“Deck”，是指动词“装饰”，而非名词“甲板”。
歌词下方是Deck T The Halls歌词：
Deck the hall with boughs of holly, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! 'Tis the season to be jolly, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Fill the meadcup, drain the barrel, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Troul the ancient Yuletide carol, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! See the flowing bowl before us, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Strike the harp, and join in chorus: Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Follow me in merry measure, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! While I sing of beauty's treasure. Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Fast away the old year passes, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Hail the new, ye lads and lasses: Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Laughing quaffing all together, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Heedless of the wind and weather. Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!

圣诞节朗诵词大全

圣诞节朗诵词大全
圣诞节的朗诵词有很多，以下是一些常见的圣诞节朗诵词：
1. 圣诞树上的星星，闪耀着光芒，给我们带来了温馨和喜悦。

圣诞节，让我们忘却烦恼，享受这美好的时刻。

2. 雪花纷飞，小雪人在角落里笑得灿烂。

我们一起唱圣诞歌，庆祝这个特殊的日子。

3. 圣诞老人带着礼物，他是快乐的使者。

他走遍世界，给每个孩子带来惊喜和快乐。

4. 圣诞铃声，响彻夜空。

让我们手拉手，共同欢唱，庆祝这个幸福的时刻。

5. 圣诞节的树枝上挂满了彩灯和装饰品。

这是一个温馨的季节，让我们一起欢庆。

6. 圣诞节是一个家庭团聚的时刻。

我们围坐在壁炉旁，互相分享温暖和爱。

7. 圣诞老人的驯鹿飞过天空，带着他们的铃声。

我们期待着圣诞老人的到来，收到他的礼物。

8. 大街上洋溢着圣诞的欢乐氛围，小朋友们盼着拆开礼物的时刻。

圣诞节，是快乐的象征。

9. 圣诞时刻，让我们忘却一切忧愁和烦恼，享受真正的团圆和喜悦。

10. 圣诞节的钟声，敲响了幸福的时刻。

让我们共同庆祝这个美好的季节。

希望以上的朗诵词能够帮到你，圣诞节快乐！。

圣诞颂歌为何成为经典传统

圣诞颂歌为何成为经典传统每到一年一度的圣诞节，那悠扬的圣诞颂歌总会在街头巷尾、商场店铺中响起，为寒冷的冬日增添了一份温馨与欢乐。

圣诞颂歌不仅仅是一首首歌曲，更是一种承载着深厚文化内涵和情感寄托的经典传统。

那么，究竟是什么让圣诞颂歌能够历经岁月的洗礼，成为人们心中永恒的经典呢？首先，圣诞颂歌具有浓厚的宗教色彩和历史渊源。

圣诞节本身就是为了纪念耶稣基督的诞生，而圣诞颂歌在很大程度上是对这一神圣事件的歌颂与赞美。

这些歌曲最初在教堂中传唱，以庄严、肃穆的旋律和歌词表达着信徒们对上帝的敬畏与感恩之情。

例如，《平安夜》这首歌，其歌词描绘了耶稣诞生时的宁静与祥和，让人们在聆听中感受到宗教的神圣与温暖。

随着时间的推移，圣诞颂歌逐渐从教堂走向了民间，但其宗教内涵始终得以保留，成为了连接信仰与大众的重要纽带。

其次，圣诞颂歌传递着美好的情感和价值观。

在这些歌曲中，我们听到的不仅仅是对圣诞的庆祝，更是对爱、和平、希望和善良的赞美。

像《铃儿响叮当》这样欢快的歌曲，让人们感受到了节日的喜悦和欢乐；而《白色圣诞》则表达了对美好时光的怀念和对未来的憧憬。

无论是家庭团聚、朋友相聚，还是陌生人之间的微笑与问候，圣诞颂歌都为这些温馨的场景增添了一抹浪漫的色彩。

它们鼓励人们在这个特殊的日子里，放下烦恼和纷争，用爱去拥抱彼此，共同分享快乐。

再者，圣诞颂歌具有强大的凝聚力和社交功能。

在圣诞节期间，人们常常会一起合唱圣诞颂歌，无论是在社区活动、学校晚会还是家庭聚会中。

这种共同歌唱的形式不仅能够营造出欢乐的氛围，还能够拉近人与人之间的距离，增强彼此的情感联系。

当大家齐声高歌时，那种和谐与统一的感觉让人仿佛置身于一个充满爱的大家庭中。

而且，通过唱圣诞颂歌，不同年龄段、不同背景的人都能够参与到节日的庆祝中来，共同传承和延续这一美好的传统。

此外，圣诞颂歌的音乐魅力也是其成为经典的重要原因之一。

它们的旋律通常优美动听，易于记忆和传唱。

有的旋律欢快活泼，充满了节日的活力；有的则悠扬舒缓，让人陶醉其中。

2024年经典圣诞节祝福语范文（2篇）

2024年经典圣诞节祝福语范文1. 我爬过烟囱，穿过窗;拉过雪橇，踏过霜;挂过礼物，化过妆;扮过老人，送福光：愿你幸福快乐，过平安;吉祥如意，事成双;圣诞佳节，享平安。

2. 寒冷的冬季，愿你像圣诞老人般拥有永远不变的健康;竞争的社会，事业像雪橇车那样永远没有阻力;多彩的世界，幸福像圣诞老人的礼物满满一包袱3. 洁白的雪花，悠扬的铃声，美味的红酒，摇曳的烛光，散不尽的圣诞情节;翠绿的圣诞树，华丽的霓虹灯，温馨的短信息，道不尽的圣诞味道。

圣诞节，祝你万好。

4. 今日圣诞，装满一车幸福让平安开道，抛弃一切烦恼让快乐与你拥抱，存储所有温暖将寒冷赶跑，释放一生真情让幸福永远对你微笑!5. 圣诞老人的哭诉：城市不让走牲口，送礼基本全靠走了，烟囱啥的没有了，要进屋只能把锁扭了，圣诞树比以前更丑了，袜子也比以前更臭了!哈，圣诞快乐!6. 在这个平安夜，给我最重要的人一个最美的祝福，真心愿你平安快乐，青春美丽!温馨又冰冷的圣诞夜里，到我这里来吧!把冰冷给我，温馨你留下吧!7. 想在你身边搂着你的脖子，趴在你耳边，轻声说：圣诞节好想你，真的，真的……，想你了!!8. 又该迎接新的一年了。

我们向你及你的亲人们致以最美好的圣诞祝福，愿你在新的一年里事业兴旺，幸福美满!9. 祝福短信来传递，你别忽视认真听，圣人也会怕寒意，诞叹病症出冬季，节气还需多注意，快快添衣增暖意，乐在无病去寒意。

10. 贪睡的拉出去放牛，不想我的刑事拘留，忘了我的一律斩首，不给我电话发配西藏驯猴，善良的我提前祝圣诞快乐，有比我早发的，送出地球11. 有的人已经在发了，有的人还没开始发;有的人正准备发了，有的人压根就不想给你发。

不管别人发不发，我的就第一个发来了：祝你圣诞快乐!12. 爱情的甜蜜，是看你打开圣诞袜时的惊喜;爱情的喜悦，是只为你一个人吟唱的圣诞颂歌，爱情的温暖，是与你相拥看圣诞夜霓虹闪烁，亲爱的，圣诞快乐!13. 天空片片雪花飘，圣诞老人哈哈笑，蹦蹦跳跳来你家，嘻嘻哈哈把你叫。

圣诞颂歌

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《圣诞颂歌》封面富有而冷漠无情,连乞丐都不愿向他讨要的自私透顶的吝啬鬼斯克鲁奇在圣诞夜被三个圣诞精灵造访：“过去之灵”、“现在之灵”、“未来之灵”。“过去之灵”让他看到在孤单寂寞的童年生活中，他的姐姐对他倍加关爱的情景，以及他当学徒时，仁慈善良的老板菲茨威格在圣诞之夜和大家一起开心跳舞，款待员工的情形。于是他的心开始被软化，后悔自己对待雇员的态度，也对自己从一个贫穷却快乐的年轻人变成一个富有却失去亲情的老板感到懊悔；“现在之灵”带他到他的一个属下家里的圣诞聚会上，那是一个拿着可怜薪水的小职员，没有圣诞礼物，没有火鸡，可每个人脸上都洋溢着幸福的微笑；“未来之灵”让他看到在他衰老之后病卧在床,连圣诞节也没有亲人朋友来看望的孤苦景象。于是，他开始重新思考生活的意义，才发现原来施与比接受更快乐。这一切渐渐唤醒他人性的另一面——同情、仁慈、爱心及喜悦。瞬间，他那固有的自私及冷酷迅速崩塌，消失殆尽，从此变成了一个乐善好施的人。于是在鬼魂拜访过的第二天早上，也就是圣诞节的早晨，雇员鲍勃(Bob)上班迟到了，他原以为斯克鲁奇会生气的。可是相反，斯克鲁奇对他说，“我的好伙计，祝你圣诞快乐！我要给你加薪，而且还要尽力去帮助你贫困的家庭。快点把火生着，再去买一个煤筐。”接着他又买了一只特别大的火鸡叫人给鲍勃家送去。随后，他第一次去拜访了自己的外甥，在街上逢人便招呼道“圣诞快乐”，而人们也都报以和善的微笑。斯克鲁奇平生第一次感到了真正的快乐。“他的心在笑”，从乐善好施中他真正体会到了生活的乐趣。
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狄更斯时年31岁，生有4个孩子，正处在事业的顶峰上。《匹克威克外传》（The Pickwick Papers）、《雾都孤儿》（Oliver Twist）和《尼古拉斯·尼可贝》（Nicholas Nickleby）这三本书颇受读者青睐，在世界文坛上享有盛名。可是此时此刻，这位作家却陷于严重的困境之中。

2024最新圣诞节诗朗诵范文

2024最新圣诞节诗朗诵范文
在这个温馨的节日里，
冬日的阳光洒满大地。

儿童欢笑声飘荡在空气中，
传递着圣诞的喜悦。

圣诞老人披着红袍，
背着礼物充满祝福的袋子。

他悄悄走进每个家庭，
为每个人送去温暖和快乐。

家家户户都挂满彩灯，
闪烁的光芒照亮夜晚。

圣诞树上挂满彩球和礼物，
是孩子们梦寐以求的奇妙。

夜晚降临，教堂敲响钟声，
用音乐传达着平安与祝福。

人们聚集在一起，
共同赞美上帝的恩典。

香气四溢的圣诞晚餐摆在餐桌，
家人团聚共享天伦之乐。

他们分享彼此的喜怒哀乐，
感激上天的恩典不竭。

圣诞节是一个充满神奇的节日，
它不仅仅是礼物和各种装饰。

它代表着爱和和平，
将人们的心灵紧密联系。

无论是寒冷的冬日还是炎热的夏天，圣诞节都是人们期待的节日。

让我们共同传递爱与关怀，
温暖每一个人的心灵。

圣诞颂歌的好词好句英文版

圣诞颂歌的好词好句英文版圣诞颂歌是一部经典的圣诞文学作品，以下是一些圣诞颂歌中的好词好句，供您参考：好词：1. joyful（欢乐的）2. peaceful（和平的）3. blessed（神圣的）4. merry（愉快的）5. festive（节日的）6. harmonious（和谐的）7. serene（平静的）8. reverent（虔诚的）9. grateful（感激的）10. benevolent（慈善的）好句：1. "Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!"（祝大家圣诞快乐，晚安！）2. "God bless us, every one!"（愿上帝保佑我们每一个人！）3. "Behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel."（看哪，将有童女怀孕生子，人要称他的名为以马内利。

）4. "It is a time for giving and sharing, for loving andforgiving."（这是一个给予和分享，爱和宽恕的时刻。

）5. "The spirit of Christmas should not be just for one day, but for every day of the year."（圣诞精神不应该只是一天的事情，而应该是一年四季的事情。

）6. "May the peace and joy of Christmas be with you all year round."（愿圣诞的和平与欢乐与你同在，一年四季。

）7. "Let us keep Christmas in our hearts all year long."（让我们把圣诞留在心中，一整年。

圣诞节的圣诞颂歌

圣诞节的圣诞颂歌圣诞节是西方的重要节日之一，也是人们相聚、庆祝的时刻。

而圣诞颂歌是圣诞节的重要组成部分，它们能够将人们带入节日的氛围之中，传达出温暖、喜悦和祝福。

一、迎接圣诞节的钟声在平稳的白雪中，各个角落都洋溢着喜悦的氛围。

当午夜的钟声响起时，人们迎来了圣诞节的开始。

而这个瞬间，我们会一起唱起《迎接圣诞节的钟声》这首圣诞颂歌。

这首歌由欢快的音符组成，传达着夜晚的宁静和欢乐，将大家带入一个温暖的世界。

二、平安夜的荣耀在圣诞节的前夜，人们尤其迎来了平安夜。

这是一个特殊的夜晚，我们可以聆听到《平安夜的荣耀》这首颂歌。

当电视机中的合唱团或者教堂中的人们齐声演唱时，这首颂歌能够带给我们一种信仰和祝福。

它向世人宣告着耶稣基督的诞生，传递着爱与和平的力量。

三、在驯鹿的陪伴下圣诞颂歌中最受欢迎的之一是《圣诞夜》。

这首颂歌讲述了圣诞夜中在平安村庄降生的故事。

其中驯鹿扮演着重要的角色，它作为圣诞老人的交通工具，每年都会在圣诞夜带着圣诞礼物送给孩子们。

这首歌旋律婉转动听，歌词简单易懂，适合大家一起唱颂。

四、圣诞铃声飘扬圣诞节的铃声是一个重要的象征，它带给人们节日的气氛和喜悦的情绪。

在一片雪白的冬日，当圣诞铃声飘扬起来时，我们常常会想起《铃儿响叮当》这首圣诞颂歌。

这首歌以欢快的节奏展现了节日的喜悦和快乐，它使我们产生一种期待和兴奋的感觉，欢度圣诞节的到来。

五、庆祝重生的孩子最后一首圣诞颂歌是《遥远的耶诞夜》，它以一种慢节奏和深情的歌声向我们讲述了耶稣基督诞生的故事。

这首歌以耶诞夜的璀璨星光和主耶稣的诞生来庆祝孩子的重生。

在这首歌中，我们能够感受到圣诞节真正的意义，及其神圣的气息。

六、结束语圣诞节的圣诞颂歌一直是人们热爱和传唱的歌曲。

它们传递出的信息是关于爱、和平和祝福的，这也是圣诞节最宝贵的礼物。

无论是在家中、在街头还是在教堂中，唱起这些圣诞颂歌，我们可以一起感受到节日的氛围，共同庆祝圣诞节的到来。

所以，让我们唱起这些美妙的颂歌，共同庆祝这个值得期待的节日吧。

圣诞节的圣诞颂歌有何寓意

圣诞节的圣诞颂歌有何寓意圣诞节是西方世界最重要的节日之一，而圣诞颂歌在这个节日中扮演着不可或缺的角色。

圣诞颂歌不仅是一种音乐形式，更是承载着深厚寓意和情感的文化符号。

圣诞颂歌的起源可以追溯到古老的基督教传统。

在早期，教会中的唱诗班在圣诞节期间会演唱宗教歌曲，以赞美上帝、庆祝耶稣基督的诞生。

这些歌曲往往充满了对神圣的敬畏和对救赎的感恩之情。

随着时间的推移，圣诞颂歌逐渐走出教堂，融入了人们的日常生活，成为了家庭聚会、社区活动和公共场所中常见的音乐表达。

从宗教层面来看，圣诞颂歌首先传递的是宗教信仰的核心信息。

它们歌颂上帝的慈爱和耶稣基督的牺牲，强调人类的原罪以及通过耶稣的诞生所带来的救赎希望。

例如《平安夜》这首歌，其歌词描绘了耶稣诞生时的宁静与神圣，让人们感受到上帝对人类无尽的爱。

这种宗教寓意给予信徒们精神上的慰藉和力量，让他们在圣诞节这个特殊的时刻更加坚定自己的信仰。

同时，圣诞颂歌也强调了和平与善意的重要性。

在这个充满纷争和矛盾的世界里，圣诞节被视为一个传递和平信息的时刻。

颂歌中的歌词常常呼吁人们放下仇恨、相互关爱，共同创造一个和平美好的世界。

比如《普世欢腾》这首歌，它表达了全人类因耶稣的诞生而充满喜悦，呼吁大家共同欢庆和平的到来。

这种对和平的渴望和追求，在每年的圣诞节通过颂歌得以传递和强化，提醒着人们要努力营造一个充满爱与和平的社会环境。

除了宗教和和平的寓意，圣诞颂歌还承载着家庭和亲情的温暖。

在寒冷的冬季，一家人围坐在一起，共同唱响圣诞颂歌，这种场景充满了温馨和幸福。

歌曲中的歌词往往描绘了家庭团聚的欢乐、亲情的深厚以及对美好时光的珍惜。

像《铃儿响叮当》这样欢快的歌曲，让孩子们在欢乐的氛围中感受到家庭的温暖和关爱，也成为了家庭成员之间增进感情的纽带。

再者，圣诞颂歌也是对过去一年的回顾和对未来的希望。

在岁末年终之际，人们通过颂歌反思过去一年的经历，无论是喜悦还是挫折，都在歌声中得到了释怀。

同时，颂歌也激发了人们对新的一年的期待和憧憬，鼓励大家以积极的心态面对未来的挑战。

圣诞颂歌有什么寓意

圣诞颂歌有什么寓意每年的 12 月，当街头巷尾弥漫着圣诞的气息，耳边常常会响起那一首首温馨的圣诞颂歌。

这些歌曲不仅仅是简单的旋律和歌词的组合，它们背后蕴含着丰富而深刻的寓意。

首先，圣诞颂歌传递着爱与关怀的信息。

在寒冷的冬日，当人们相聚在一起唱响圣诞颂歌时，歌声中充满了对家人、朋友和邻里的深厚情谊。

比如那首经典的《平安夜》，“平安夜，圣善夜，万暗中，光华射”，简单的歌词却描绘出了一个宁静而祥和的夜晚，让人感受到温暖和安心。

这种温暖正是源于人与人之间的关爱，它提醒着我们在这个特殊的时刻，要向身边的人表达我们的爱，关心那些可能感到孤独或需要帮助的人。

其次，圣诞颂歌象征着希望与喜悦。

一年即将结束，新的一年即将到来，而圣诞节正是一个充满希望的节点。

颂歌中的欢快节奏和积极向上的歌词，如《铃儿响叮当》中“冲破大风雪，我们坐在雪橇上，快奔驰过田野，我们欢笑又歌唱”，为人们带来了对未来的美好憧憬和积极的期待。

无论过去的一年经历了多少困难和挫折，在圣诞节的歌声中，人们都能找到重新振作和充满希望的力量，以喜悦的心情迎接新的开始。

再者，圣诞颂歌承载了宗教的意义和精神。

对于许多基督教徒来说，圣诞节是纪念耶稣基督诞生的日子。

颂歌中的歌词常常提到上帝的慈爱、耶稣的救赎以及神圣的使命。

通过歌声，信徒们表达对宗教信仰的虔诚和敬畏，同时也向更多的人传播宗教的教义和价值观。

例如《普世欢腾》这首歌，“普世欢腾，救主下降，大地接她君王”，强调了耶稣诞生给世界带来的拯救和欢乐。

此外，圣诞颂歌还具有凝聚社区和团结人心的作用。

在圣诞节期间，无论是学校、教堂还是社区，人们都会一起合唱圣诞颂歌。

这种共同的歌唱活动打破了年龄、性别、种族和社会地位的界限，让大家在和谐的氛围中感受到彼此的存在和团结的力量。

大家一起歌唱，一起分享喜悦，增进了彼此之间的交流和理解，营造出一个温馨和谐的社会环境。

而且，圣诞颂歌也是文化传承的重要方式。

这些歌曲经过了多年的流传和演变，已经成为了圣诞文化的一部分。

圣诞欢歌

A Christmas Carol■ 简介埃比尼泽·斯克罗吉是一位脾气暴躁、可怜、吝啬的老头儿。

当他的外甥在圣诞前夜去看望他并祝他圣诞快乐时, 斯克罗吉一点儿也不高兴。

“呸! 骗人的东西! ”他说。

“圣诞节是骗人的东西! 所有到处游逛说…圣诞快乐‟的人的舌头都应被割掉。

是的, 他会的! ”噢! 对了, 斯克罗吉是一个刻薄、吝啬的人。

他的雇员鲍勃·克拉奇蒂每周只能挣得15先令, 而且只能在一间又冷又小的办公室上班, 办公室里生的火小得连脚指头都暖和不过来。

但是那年的圣诞前夜, 斯克罗吉已故多年的合伙人雅各布·马利的鬼魂拜访了他, 其后又有另外三个鬼魂来访……那一夜格外漫长和恐怖, 当圣诞节最终来临的时候, 斯克罗吉的确已判若两人了。

查尔斯·狄更斯是英国最著名的作家之一, 1812年生于朴次茅斯, 于1870年去世。

他家境贫寒, 在不幸的童年之后, 他很快变得富有并一举成名。

他的著名作品包括《雾都孤儿》、《双城记》和《圣诞欢歌》等。

■ 1 Marley's ghostIt is important to remember that Jacob Marley was dead．Did Scrooge know that? Of course he did．Scrooge and Marley had been partners in London for many years, and excellent men of business they were, too．When Marley died, Scrooge continued with the business alone．Both names still stood above the office door：Scrooge and Marley．Sometimes people who were new to the business called Scrooge, and sometimes Marley, but he answered to both names．He did not care what name they called him．The only thing that mattered to him was the business, and making money．Oh! He was a hard, clever, mean old man, Scrooge was! There was nothing warm or open about him．He lived a secretive, lonely life, and took no interest in other people at all．The cold inside him made his eyes red, and his thin lips blue, and his voice high and cross．It put white frost on his old head, his eyebrows and his chin．The frost in his heart made the air around him cold, too．In the hottest days of summer his office was as cold as ice, and it was just as cold in winter．Nobody ever stopped him in the street to say, with a happy smile, …My dear Scrooge, how are you? When will you come to see me? ‟No poor man asked him for money, no children asked him the time, no man or woman ever, in all his life, asked him the way. Animals as well as people were afraid of him．Dogs used to hide in doorways when they saw him coming．But what did Scrooge care! It was just what he wanted．He liked being on the edge of people's busy lives, while warning everyone to keep away from him．One Christmas Eve, old Scrooge was working busily in his office．It was cold, frosty, foggy weather. Outside it was already dark, although it was only three o'clock in the afternoon, and there were candles in all the office windows The fog covered everything, like a thick grey blanket．Scrooge kept his office door open, in order to check that his clerk, Bob Cratchit, was working．Bob spent his days in a dark little room, a kind of cupboard, next to his employer's office．Scrooge had a very small fire, but Bob's fire was much smaller．It was very cold in the cupboard, and Bob had to wear his long white scarf to try to keep…Merry Christmas, uncle! God bless you! ‟cried a happy voice．Scrooge's nephew had arrived．…Bah! ‟s aid Scrooge crossly．…Humbug! ‟…Christmas is humbug! Surely you don't mean that, uncle? ‟said his nephew．…I do, ‟said scrooge．…Why do you call it“merry”Christmas? You're too poor to be merry．‟…Well, ‟replied the nephew, smiling, …why are you so cro ss? You're too rich to be unhappy．‟…of course I'm cross, ‟answered the uncle, …when I live in a world full of stupid people like you! You say“Merry Christmas”! But what is Christmas? Just a time when you spend too much, when you find yourself a year older and not an hour richer, when you have to pay your bills．Everyone who goes around saying“Merry Christmas”should have his tongue cut out．Yes, he should! ‟…Uncle! Please don't say that! ‟said the nephew．…I've always thought of Christmas as a time to be helpful and kind to other People．It's the only time of the year when men and women open their hearts freely to each other．And so, uncle, although I've never made any money from it, I think Christmas has been and will be a good time for me! And I say, God bless Christmas! ‟Bob, in the cupboard, agreed loudly, without thinking．He immediately realized his mistake, and went quickly back to his work, but Scrooge had heard him．…If I hear another sound from you, ‟said Scrooge, …you'll lose you job! ‟…Don't be angry with him, uncle, ‟said the nephew．…come and have dinner with us tomorrow．‟…Dinner with you? I'll see you dead first! ‟…But why won't you come? Why? ‟…Because Christmas is humbug! Good afternoon! ‟…I want nothing from you．I ask nothing of you．Why can't we be friends? ‟…Good afternoon! ‟said Scrooge．…I am sorry, with all my heart, to find you like this．I have never wanted to argue with you．But I came to see you and invite you because it's Christmas, and so I'll say, a merry C hristmas, uncle! ‟…Good afternoon, ‟said Scrooge．…And a happy new year! ‟…Good afternoon! ‟said Scrooge．His nephew left the room, without an angry word, stopping only to wish Bob Cratchit a merry Christmas．Then two other gentlemen came in．They were large, round, comfortable-looking men, with books and papers in their hands．…This is Scrooge and Marley's, I think, ‟said one of them, looking at the papers that he was carrying．…Am I speaking to Mr Scrooge or Mr Marley? ‟…Mr Marley is dead,‟scrooge replied．…He died seven years ago today, on Christmas Eve．‟…I'm sure that you are just as kind to the poor as your partner, ‟said the gentleman,What was true was that Scrooge was just as mean as Marley, and Marley had been just as mean as Scrooge．…At this happy time of year, Mr Scrooge, ‟the gentleman went on, taking up his pen, …we should help poor people who have no food or clothes or homes．‟…Are there no prisons? ‟asked Scrooge coldly．…Plenty of prisons, ‟said the gentlem an．…And the workhouses, where poor people can live and work? Are they still open? ‟…Yes, they are, I'm sorry to say．‟…I'm happy to hear It, ‟said Scrooge．…I thought, from what you said at first, that perhaps these useful places were closed, for some reason．‟…But some of us feel, ‟replied the gentleman, …that these places don't offer enough to poor people．We're hoping to give some meat and drink, and wood for a fire, to people who need all these things．This is a time when we should all be able to enjoy ourselves．How much will you give, sir? ‟…Nothing! ‟ scrooge replied．…I don't have a merry Christmas myself, and I won't pay for other people to be merry．We all have to pay for prisons and workhouses—they cost enough．The poor will have to go there．‟…Many can't go there, and many prefer to die．‟…If they prefer to die, why don't they die, then? There are too many people in the world, so it's a good thing if some of them die．All this is none of my business! It's enough for a man to understand his own business, and not to think about other people's．I'm a very busy man．Good afternoon, gentlemen! ‟The gentlemen shook their heads a little sadly, and left the office．Scrooge went back to his work, feeling pleased with himself．Now the fog was at its thickest outside, and the cold was biting．Lights shone brightly from the shop windows．People were hurrying here and there—rich and poor alike－to buy what they needed for tomorrow's Christmas dinner．At last it was time to close the office．Scrooge got up slowly from his desk．Bob was waiting for this moment, and he immediately put on his hat．…You'll want a holiday all day tomorrow, I suppose? ‟said Scrooge．…If you don't mind, sir．‟…I do mind．It's not fair．I have to pay you for a day's work when you don't do any work．‟…It's only once a year, sir, ‟said Bob politely．…That's no reason for robbing me every twenty-fifth of December! ‟said Scrooge, putting on his coat．…But I suppose you must have it．Be here early next morning．‟…Yes, sir, I will, I promise, ‟Bob said happily．Scrooge walked out, without another word．When bob had closed the office, he ran home to his family in Camden Town as quickly as possible．Scrooge always used to eat his dinner alone, in the same miserable little eating-house．Tonight was no different from other nights．He read the newspapers, looked at his bank books, and went home to bed．He lived in rooms which had oncebelonged to his dead partner．They were in an old, dark building in a lonely side street, where no one except Scrooge lived．In the blackness of the night, through the fog and the frost, Scrooge had to feel his way along the street with his hands．He finally reached his front door and put the key in the lock．Suddenly, to his great surprise, he saw that the knocker was not a knocker any more, but had become the face of Jacob Marley!He had not thought of his partner for seven years, until that afternoon, when he spoke Marley's name to his visitors．But there in front of him was Marley's face, white and ghostly, with terrible staring eyes．As Scrooge looked, it became a knocker again．He was afraid, but he did not show his fear．He turned the key, opened the door and walked in．He did look around before he shut the door, and he did look behind the door, to see if anyone was hiding there．But there was nothing there．He shut the door with a bang, to show that he was not afraid．With his one candle he went slowly up the stairs．It was impossible to see into all the dark corners．Darkness was cheap, and Scrooge liked it．But he remembered the face, so he walked through all his rooms, checking that everything was all right．Nobody under the table or the bed, nobody behind the door! On the small fire in the bedroom there was a pot of soup, and Scrooge's bowl was ready on the table．Nobody in any of the rooms! Sure that he was safe now, Scrooge shut and locked his bedroom door behind him．He sat down by the fire to eat his soup．The fireplace was an old one, with hundreds of pictures on the tiles around the fire．But Scrooge could only see Marley's face on every tile．…Humbug! ‟said Scrooge to the tiles, and walked across the room．When he sat down again, he noticed a bell on the other side of the room．As he looked, he saw, with great surprise and fear, that the bell was slowly beginning to move from side to side．Soon it was ringing loudly, and so was every bell in the house．Suddenly they all stopped ringing at the same moment, and then came a strange noise from down below．It sounded like someone pulling heavy chains across the floor．Scrooge remembered hearing that ghosts in old houses sometimes pulled chains behind them．Then a door below opened with a crash, and the noise started coming up the stairs．It was coming towards his door．…It's humbug still! ‟cried Scrooge．But the colour left his face when, without stopping, it came straight through the heavy, locked door, and appeared in front of him．It was Marley's ghost!Scrooge could see right through its body．Around its middle was a long chain, which had money-boxes, keys, bank books, and heavy purses on it．The ghost's death-cold eyes stared fixedly at Scrooge．…Well! ‟said Scrooge, trying to pretend that nothing strange was happening．…What do you want? And who are you? ‟…In life I was your partner, Jacob Marley．‟…It's humbug, I tell you! ‟said Scrooge．…There are no ghosts! ‟But when he said this, the ghost gave a terrible cry, and shook its chain in a very frightening way．At once Scrooge fell on the ground in great fear, crying, …Yes! Yes! You are real! I seethat now! Why have you come? Why do ghosts come back from the dead? Tell me, Jacob! ‟…The spirit of every man who does not help other people in life has to travel endlessly through the world after his death．We have to carry the chains that we made for ourselves in our lifetime．Do you, Ebenezer Scrooge, recognize my chain? It is very like the one that you wear! ‟Scrooge looked around him, but could see no chain．…Jacob, ‟he said, …please tell me more! ‟…I cannot help you much, Ebenezer! I cannot res t, I cannot stay anywhere for long．I have been dead for seven years and all that time I have been travelling on the wings of the wind! No peace, no rest for me in death, because I was never good or kind in life! ‟…But you were always a good man of business, Jacob, ‟said Scrooge, who was now beginning to worry about his own life．…Business! ‟cried the ghost miserably．…Why didn't I think of people as my business? I thought only about making money, not about being kind and helpful to other people．Listen to me, Ebenezer! I am here tonight to warn you．You still have a chance to save yourself from what has happened to me．Three spirtis will come to visit you：the first tomorrow at one o'clock, the second at the same time the next night, and the third at midnight the following night．You will not see me any more, and for your own peace after death, remember what I have told you! ‟The spirit walked slowly backwards to the window, which began to open．When the ghost reached the window, it held up its hand, and Scrooge listened．He could hear a noise of sad crying in the air．The spirit began to cry, too, and it moved out into the frosty, dark night to join the others．Scrooge ran to the window．Outside, the air was full of spirits, all wearing chains like Marley's ghost, all crying miserably as they realized, too late, the terrible mistakes that they had made in their lives．Little by little, the spirits and their voices disappeared into the fog and the darkness, and the night was silent again．Scrooge closed the window, and checked his bedroom door．It was still locked．He started to say, …Humbug! ‟but stopped suddenly．Perhaps because he was very tired, or because it was late, he went straight to bed, without taking off his clothes, and fell asleep immediately．■ 2 Th e first of the three spiritsWhen Scrooge woke up, it was very dark in the room．He heard the church clock start striking, and listened to see what the time was．To his great surprise, the heavy bell went on striking up to twelve, then stopped．Twelve o'clock! It was past two in the morning when he had gone to bed．The clock must be wrong! He looked at his watch．It said twelve o'clock too!…Have I slept all day? Is it the next night already? ‟scrooge asked himself．…Or has something happened to the sun? Perhaps it's midday, not midnight! But that's impossible! ‟He climbed out of bed, and felt his way to the window．But there was nobodyoutside in the dark, foggy streets, and he realized it must be night-time．He went back to bed again, but could not sleep．He was worried, because he could not understand what was happening．…Was Marley's ghost a dream? ‟he wondered．…But it seemed very real…‟He lay awake until he heard the clock striking a quarter to the hour．Suddenly he remembered．The ghost had warned him that a spirit would visit him at one o'clock．He decided to stay awake until one o'clock had passed．The quarter of an hour passed very slowly, but at last he heard the clock striking the four quarters．…It's one o'clock! ‟cried Scrooge delightedly, …and nothing has happened! ‟But he spoke before the hour bell had sounded．The clock now struck a deep, sad ONE, and immediately light shone into Scrooge's bedroom．The curtains round his bed were pulled open．Scrooge sat up in bed, and stared at his ghostly visitor．A strange figure, half like a child, half like an old man, looked back at him．It had long, white hair, but its skin was soft and young．It wore a short, white robe, covered with both summer and winter flowers．But the strangest thing about it was that from the top of its head shone a bright, clear light．Perhaps this light was sometimes too bright, because under one arm it carried a hat, which looked like a large extinguisher．…Who and what are you, sir? ‟asked Scrooge．…I am the ghost of Christmas Past, ‟replied the spirit, in a soft, gentle voice．…Do you mean long ago in the past? ‟asked Scrooge．…No．Your past．‟…Spirit, please tell me why you are here．‟…I am here for your own good, ‟answered the ghost．…Thank you, ‟replied Scrooge p olitely．But secretly he thought, …Bah! A night of unbroken sleep is a more useful thing to have! ‟The spirit seemed to hear him thinking, and said at once, …I am here to help you change your life! Watch and listen! ‟It put out a strong hand, and held Sc rooge by the arm．…Get up, and come with me! ‟It was dark and cold outside．Scrooge did not want to go anywhere, and for a moment he thought about pretending to be too ill to go out．But he did not like to refuse, so he said nothing, and got out of bed．Together they passed through the wall of the house out into the darkness．Suddenly Scrooge realized they were standing on an open country road, with fields on each side．London, the fog, and the darkness had all disappeared, and it was a clear, cold, winter day, with snow on the ground．…Good Heavens! ‟cried Scrooge．…I was born near here! I rememher it well! ‟The spirit looked kindly at the old man．…How strange that you've forgotten it for so many years! What is that on your face? Are you crying? ‟Scrooge put a hand over his eyes．…It's nothing—I've got a cold, that's all．Take me where you want, spirit! ‟Scrooge recognized every field, post, and tree, as they walked along the road towards a little market town．All around thgm were young schoolboys on horses and in farmers‟carts, laughing and wishing each other a merry Christmas, as they travelledto their homes for the Christmas holiday．…They are only shadows from the past, ‟said the spirit．…They cannot see us．‟Scrooge knew and named all of them．Why was he so delighted to see them? Why did his cold heart beat faster when they went past, shouting…Merry Christmas! ‟? What was…merry Christmas‟to Scrooge? What good had it ever done to him?…Not everyone has left the school, ‟said the ghost．…There is one lonely child there still, one child whose friends have all gone．‟…I know! ‟said Scrooge．And now he was crying openly．They turned into a smaller road, and soon came to the school．Inside, in the long, cold, silent classroom, a lonely boy sat reading near a small fire．When he saw his poor forgotten past self, Scrooge sat down at one of the desks, put his head in his hands and cried．…Poor boy! I wish—but it's too late now．‟…What's the matter? ‟asked the spirit．…There was a boy singing Chri stmas carols at my door yesterday．I'm sorry I didn't give him anything, that's all．‟The ghost smiled, and lifted its hand, saying, …Let's see another past Christmas! ‟The schoolroom became darker and dirtier．There was the young Scrooge again, a little older and bigger than before．He was not reading this time, but was walking up and down, looking very unhappy．The door opened, and a little girl, much younger than him, came running in．Putting her arms round his neck, she said lovingly to him, …I'v e come to bring you home, dear brother! Father is so much kinder than he used to be! The other day I asked him if you could come home, and he said yes! And we're going to spend Christmas together, and have the merriest time! ‟she was laughing delightedly as she began to pull him towards the door．They went out happily together, hand in hand．…What a warm heart she had! ‟said the ghost．…You're right, ‟said Scrooge．…I agree with you, spirit! ‟…She married, I understand, ‟continued the ghost, …and had c hildren, I think, before she died．‟…One child, ‟answered Scrooge．…True, ‟said the ghost．…Your nephew! ‟Scrooge did not answer at once．…Yes, ‟he said at last．Now the school had disappeared, and they were in the middle of a busy town, with shadowy crowds and carts all around them．Here it was Christmas time again, but it was evening, and there were lights in the shops and streets．The ghost stopped at an office door．…Do you know this place, Scrooge? ‟he asked．…Know it! ‟cried Scrooge. … Why, I was a clerk here!‟They went in, and when they saw a large, kind-looking old gentleman sitting at a high desk, Scrooge cried excitedly, …Good Heavens, it's old Fezziwig! God bless him! It's Fezziwig alive again! ‟Old Fezziwig put down his pen, and looked at the clock．Fastening his coat buttons over his fat stomach, he started laughing as he called out in a rich, deep,happy voice, …Ebenezer! Dick! Seven o'clock! No more work tonight! It'sChristmas Eve, remember! ‟The young Scrooge hurried in, with another clerk．…That's Dick Wilkins! ‟said Scrooge quietly to the ghost．…He always liked me．Oh dear! poor Dick! ‟Together the two young clerks put away all the pens and papers, and, following Fezziwig's orders, cleared all the furniture away from the centre of the room．In came a fiddler．In came Mrs Fezziwig, fat and smiling．In came the three Fezziwig daughters, sweet and pretty．In came the six young men who were in love with them．In came the cook, with her young man, the milkman．In came the boy from next door, with the girl from the house opposite．In they came, some quietly, some noisily, but all happy because it was Ghristmas Eve．The fiddler started playing, and away they all went in the dance, twenty pairs at the same time, round and round, down the middle and up again．When they were all tired, old Fezziwig cried out, …Well done! Now, have something to eat and drink! ‟there was cake and hot meat and bread and cold meat and fruit, and all kinds of drinks, on a long table near the door．And after they had eaten, they danced again．When the clock struck eleven, the dancing ended．Mr and Mrs Fezziwig stood by the door, shaking hands with each person as he or she went out, and wishing him or her a merry Christmas．During this time Scrooge had thought of nothing except what was happening in front of his eyes．He remembered and enjoyed it all with the greatest delight．But when the dancing came to an end, he realized that the ghost was looking at him．The light on the spirit's head was burning very clearly．…It seems easy enough to amuse these childish people, ‟said the ghost．…It was nothing much that Fezziwig did, was it? After all, he only spent a few pounds, on food and drink and paying the fiddler．‟…It isn't a question of money, ‟replied Scrooge warmly．He was speaking like the young man he used to be, not the old man he was now．…No, spirit, you see, our employer can make us happy or sad．His words, his looks, all these things are so important! The happiness that he gives is just as valuable as mone y! ‟He suddenly stopped speaking, when he felt the spirit watching him closely．…What's the matter? ‟asked the ghost．…Er—nothing, ‟said Scrooge．…Just that—I'd like to be able to say a word or two to my clerk now．‟Now Scrooge could see himself again．He was older now, and it was clear that he was beginning to show an unhealthy interest in money．His eyes were restless, and his mouth looked thin and mean．He was not alone, but was sitting beside a lovely young girl．The light that shone brightly from the ghost of Christmas Past showed that she was crying．…I know it doesn't matter very much to you, ‟she said softly．…You care about gold more than you care about me．Perhaps I shouldn't be sad．Money will give you the happiness that I wanted to give you．‟…But I haven't changed towards you, have I? ‟…You have changed．We promised to marry a long time ago, when we were both poor, and happy to be poor．I have stayed the same, but you have different hopes and dreams now．I loved the man that you used to be, but I know that you do not wish to marry me any more．So I've come to tell you that you're free．Be happy in the life that you've chosen! ‟And she left him．…Spirit! ‟cried Scrooge．…Show me no more! Take me home! This is too painful! ‟…One shadow more!‟said the ghost．…No more! ‟cried Scrooge．…I don't wish to see any more! ‟But the spirit held his arms, and he could not escape．Now they were in another place, in a room which was not very large, but comfortable．Near the fire sat a beautiful young girl．Scrooge thought she was the girl that he had just seen, until he saw her, now a good-looking married lady, sitting opposite her daughter．The room was full of children, and noise, and shouting, and laughing．Just then the door opened, and the father entered, carrying a great pile of Christmas presents．The noise became twice as loud, as the children received their presents with delight, and kissed their father gratefully．Finally, the younger ones went upstairs to bed, and Scrooge watched more sadly than ever, as the father sat down with his loving daughter and her mother by the fire．…Belle, ‟said the husband, turning to his wife with a smile, …I saw an old friend of yours this afternoon．Guess who? Mr Scrooge! He was sitting alone in his office．His partner is dying, and I don't think he has any other friends．‟…Spirit! ‟said Scrooge in a broken voice．…Take me away from this place．‟…These are shadows of the things that happened in the past, ‟said the ghost．…You chose the life that you preferred, so why cry now? ‟…I can't watch any more! I t's too awful! Leave me alone, spirit! ‟And Scrooge, noticing that the ghostly light was burning high and bright, suddenly took the extinguisher, and pushed it down hard on the spirit's head．But although it covered the ghost's head and body, Scrooge could not hide the light, which continued to shine out strongly from underneath．Now Scrooge found himself back in his own bedroom again．Feeling very tired, he climbed into bed and at once fell into a deep, heavy sleep．■ 3 The second of the three spiritsWhen Scrooge woke up, he realized immediately that the church clock was just going to strike one．He felt sure that the second spirit would Soon visit him．This time he wanted to be ready, so he pulled back all the curtains round his bed himself, and lay there, waiting．At one o'clock, instead of a spirit, a strong light shone down on Scrooge's bed．He felt very frightened．After a few minutes he thought that perhaps the light was coming from the next room, so he got up and went to the door．When he touched it, a strange voice called his name, and asked him to enter．He obeyed．Although he recognized it as his own room, it looked very different now．The walls were covered with bright green leaves, and there was a good fire burning in the fireplace．On the floor were big plies of the best Christmas food—wonderful rich darkcakes, warm soft bread, colourful apples and oranges, plates of yellow butter, cooked chickens, boxes of chocolates and sugared sweets．Sitting beside all this was a large, smiling spirit, who called out cheerfully to Scrooge, …Come in! Chme in, man! I am the ghost of Christmas Present! Look at me! ‟Since the first ghost's visit, Scrooge was no longer very sure of himself．So although the spirit's eyes were clear and kind, Scrooge was afraid to look straight into its face．But he could see that its body was dressed in a long green robe, its long brown hair fell freely down its back, and its face wore a warm and friendly smile．Light shone from the torch which it was holding in its strong right hand．…Spirit, ‟said Scrooge quietly, …take me where you want．Last night I learned a lesson which is working now．If you have anything to teach me tonight, let me learn from you．‟…Touch my robe! ‟said the spir it, and Scrooge obeyed．The food, the room, the fire all disappeared, and they were standing outside in the cold, snowy streets on Christmas morning．Althought the sky was grey and the streets were dirty, the people looked surprisingly cheerful, as they hurried to the bakers'shops with their Christmas dinners, all ready for cooking．The spirit seemed specially interested in poor people．He stood with Scrooge in a baker's doorway and held his torch over the dinners as they were carried past him．Sometimes, when he saw people pushing each other or getting angry, he lifted his torch over their heads, and immediately they became kinder, or stopped arguing, …because it's Christmas, ‟they told each other．…What does your torch do, spirit? ‟asked Scrooge．…It gives a special taste to people's dinners on this day, ‟answered the spirit．…Why do you use it most on poor people? ‟said Scrooge．…Because poor people need it most, ‟was the reply．They went on through London, and came to the small house where Scrooge's clerk lived．Here the spirit smiled, and held his torch high over the door．Inside, Bob Cratchit's wife and second daughter, Belinda, in their everyday dresses, but looking clean and pretty, were putting plates on the table for their Christmas dinner．Bob's son Peter was helping to cook the potatoes, and two smaller Cratchits, a boy and a girl, were running round excitedly．Just then the eldest daughter, Martha, arrived home from work．…Here's Martha, mother! ‟cried the two young Cratchits happily．…We're h aving a really big chicken for dinner, Martha! ‟In fact it was only a small chicken, but it seemed large to the excited children．…My dear, how late you are! ‟said Mrs Cratchit, kissing her daughter several times．…We were so busy yesterday, mother! ‟replied the girl．…That's why we didn't finish until this morning! ‟…Well! Never mind, now that you're here．God bless you! Sit down by the fire, my dear! ‟…No, no! Father's coming! ‟ried the two young Cratchits．…Hide, Martha, hide! ‟So Martha hid herself, and in came Bob in his thin coat and long white scarf,。

圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌

圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌（通用16首）在日常生活或是工作学习中，大家总免不了要接触或使用诗歌吧，诗歌是用高度凝练的语言，生动形象地表达作者丰富情感，集中反映社会生活并具有一定节奏和韵律的文学体裁。

那么什么样的诗歌才更具感染力呢？下面是店铺帮大家整理的圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌，希望对大家有所帮助。

圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌1《圣诞节所思》在这样一个寒冷的节日我看到雪花在空中飞舞我把自己装在篝火冉冉的木屋里聆听圣诞的舞曲我看到天上和地下弥漫着一种欢快的味道我睁开眼睛为自己打开信仰之门看到真实与幻想交织把自己引入童话的长廊我想躲避这熙熙攘攘的热闹让冰冷的雪花把自己燃烧的温度，降到冰点于是，没有情感和理智的心扉在交叉路口中徘徊、张望在这岁尾的十字路口圣诞老人也许把我遗忘美丽的礼物，曾缠绵我的幻想而我，在错觉中如冷水浇灌，把自己从梦醒的地方拉回人世我知道，在告别了这个圣诞之后我的憧憬和幻想、狐疑都将与这冰冷的世界尘封于是，虽然没有礼物的诱惑但我一样能看穿这生命的迷雾我已不再相信，童话的真实只相信自己的眼睛，看到的这人间冷暖只有，圣诞游离在我的心门之外圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌2《圣诞节诗歌》快乐圣诞节，浪漫平安夜快乐圣诞节，浪漫平安夜，我们相聚在这快乐的节日里，我们相聚在这温馨的夜晚里;因为缘我们相遇在这里，因为情我们相聚在平安夜;我们用热情和双手建设未来，我们用汗水和智慧开拓事业，我们用情缘和爱心创立团队，我们用勇气和希望打造品牌;在这快乐的圣诞日，在这浪漫的平安夜;让我们一起张开双翅，让我们一起放飞梦想，让我们一起点燃希望，让我们一起开拓前方的旅程，让我们一起用感恩的心，送去最美的希望和祝福;安全第一，努力加油!我加油，你也加油，大家一起加油;加满了油，充足了力，输满了希望;我们才会走得更坚信、更快乐!一路上有你，苦一点也愿意!圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌3《关于圣诞节》圣诞树上开满了铃铛和礼物让我们一起静静等待第一片雪花从天空飘落七色的彩灯闪烁成浪漫的水晶鞋灰姑娘很快就要穿上它去赴王子的盛宴圣诞老人驾着雪橇正从遥远的耶路撒冷以风的速度借来一场北方的雪你看美丽的鹿角上清凉的雪花飘的多么优雅礼物早已放进壁炉前的红袜子里爬出烟囱的圣诞老人却在四处张望有没有人知道他把雪橇停在了哪里圣诞节晚会朗诵诗歌4《圣诞节》圣诞节来了，四年前那个夜晚，还记得么?二十四硬币的故事，依旧像当初平安夜的苹果一样新鲜。

适合圣诞节唱的诗歌

适合圣诞节唱的诗歌
适合圣诞节唱的诗歌
适合圣诞节唱的诗歌有哪些呢？下面随小编一起看看适合圣诞节唱的诗歌大全吧~
四声部系列：
《道成肉身》
《圣婴安睡歌》
《平安夜静》
《美丽的婴孩》
《金牡丹》
《来吧，至圣弥赛亚》
《佳音歌》
《啊，圣善夜》
《欢庆圣诞》
《牧人闻信》
《神差爱子》
《圣婴救主耶稣》
《婴孩是谁》
《耶稣我心所慕喜乐》
其它：
《是因着爱》
《歌唱耶稣圣诞》
《马槽摇篮曲》
《有一件礼物》
《耶稣明亮晨星》
《圣诞乐章》
圣诞节临近，很多教会诗班弟兄姊妹在为圣诞节选歌发愁，很多弟兄姐妹也透过留言建议推荐一些圣诞诗歌以供参考，笔者经过访问一些教会带诗班的牧者和神学院校友后，发现有些圣诞诗歌是广被使
用的，好多教会都在颂唱，就把它们统计起来，（当然在此推荐的有限，只仅限于我们这边的小范围）仅供大家参考，希望对大家有帮助。

特别推荐一首《道成肉身》，这是史奇圭老师的作品，之前在神学院读书的.时候，每一年的圣诞节都唱这一首，可以说百听不厌，歌词的内容是来自圣经（约1:14、18节）在神学上为我们解开了道成肉身之谜；在旋律上各声部也有一段是一个声部一句的对唱，也出现有领唱的一小段，在同一首歌中，很难找到有这么多形式的唱法，又比较容易学的一首歌，所以特别推荐给大家。

圣诞快板台词

圣诞快板台词圣诞快板台词篇1说圣诞，道圣诞，世界今日都联欢。

有的近，有的远，聚到一块乐欢颜。

有的老，有的少，年轻信徒更活跃。

有的唱，有的跳，击鼓弹琴真热闹。

伯利恒，天使唱，客店马槽救主降。

牧羊人，在野地，天使报告大喜事。

有博士，在东方，明星引领寻君王。

呈黄金，献乳香，还有没药也供上。

大希律，是魔王，两岁孩童遭了殃。

主耶稣，降犹太，各样福气都带来。

救主降，天地变，世界开始新纪元。

圣诞节，庆圣诞，人人都把自己看，认错误，想缺点，求主饶恕咱过犯。

数罪恶，算亏欠，救主宝血洗罪孽。

认了罪，离神远，认罪主就很喜欢。

不认罪，离神远，你的祷告算哪般。

俺信主，时虽短，全家得了大恩典。

老健康，少喜欢，家庭和睦得平安。

主待俺，恩无边，使俺感到更亏欠。

读经少，没祈祷，退路小羊嗷嗷叫。

从今后，要改变，将来荣耀见主面。

多求主，多祷告，神人密契真奇妙。

多读经，勤做工，神的话语是明灯。

学忍耐，快传道，拯救灵魂最重要。

讲信心，行为好，恩主带领向前跑。

不光说，求做到，信心行为都得要。

常儆醒，多祷告，要把灯油准备好。

奔前面，忘背后，胜利标竿在前头。

要等候，真急躁，到时看见主荣耀。

你也跑，我也跑，公义冠冕都得到，都得到。

阿们！圣诞快板台词篇2耶稣圣诞喜讯到，弟兄妹妹齐欢笑；欢聚一堂来歌唱，听到佳音尽传报。

耶稣就是救世主，拯救世人脱罪苦；本是神的独生子，道成肉身尝忧苦。

舍弃天上荣耀位，甘愿顺服父旨意；卑微降生在马槽，世间竟无枕首地。

天使天军齐颂扬，基督救主新生王；今夜降生伯利恒，普世万民喜洋洋。

欢迎天降和平王，消除痛苦治创伤；赐给世人新生命，带来生活新希望。

耶稣救人恩典深，大家信靠不落空；只要全心敬拜主，耶稣就在你心中。

圣诞节半台词

圣诞节半台词圣诞节三句半台词1、各位弟兄姊妹们，请你安静不作声，今晚庆祝圣诞节，感谢神。

2、基-督诞生午夜更，我们高兴热欢腾，急急忙忙来聚奔，放炮声。

3、耳听炮声响不停，我向大家报喜音，圣诞佳节可热闹，普天庆。

4、天父慈悲很慈仁，为救世人舍亲生，圣子耶稣降世界，救罪人。

5、基-督天降肉身显，拣选贞女做母亲，造物真主成人性，住人间。

6、奥古斯都下公文，清查户口显威风，各个支派回原籍，把名登。

7、约瑟大卫家族人，原籍本在伯利恒，妻子伴随去登记，赶路程。

8、半夜空中奏乐声，无数天使在云端，值夜牧人突惊醒，侧耳听。

9、耳听歌声赞主荣，特向世间报太平，救世真主今夜生，喜世人。

10、众牧寻找到客店，举目望内显光明，牛驴呵气减寒冷，暖圣婴。

11、牧童伏拜圣婴前，众人见状记心间，圣婴双目望父母，乐笑颜。

12、明星显示耀东方，引导博士来前往，为拜真主把路赶，精神昂。

13、博士带宝献圣婴，乳香没药和黄金，圣婴卧在马槽内，欢悦心。

14、献毕正想要回程，天使暗示别路行，希律国王狼心狠，杀圣婴。

15、天使梦中告二亲，急逃埃及保圣婴，长大随父学木匠，度光阴。

16、母-子二人在家庭，日度生活干不停，同艰共苦三十载，听母命。

17、三十年后离家庭，招收门徒十二人，跟随各处行神迹，传福音。

18、跟随旷野五千人，五饼二鱼饱有剩，瞎眼瘫痪医无数，数不清。

19、十二徒中有一人，出卖耶稣受苦刑，贪得银钱三十两，买血田。

20、耶稣终年三十三，舍己钉死加略山，救赎人类听父命，好悲伤。

21、莫忘救主受苦刑，钉死架上真可怜，人若忘记耶稣死，要反省。

22、奉劝各位有信心，以爱报恩做善行，紧跟救主开创路，赴天庭。

23、救主基-督后升-天，端坐天父的`右边，等待世界末终结，再来临。

24、来到世界叛罪人，善恶报应要分明，有善必赏恶必罚，最公平。

25、奉劝朋友和来宾，乘着审判没来临，打开心门把主接，可升-天。

26、永生永死分两边，喜乐苦楚在眼前，你的处境快决定，看今天！27、我把福音已说遍，时间关系要下先，谢谢大家的聆听，要再见！（合）再见！三句半圣诞节2017-04-20 06:03 | #2楼圣诞大联欢，欧窗大发展1、圣诞节日大联欢，我们四个台前站，说上一段三句半，都自编。

A Christmas Carol 圣诞颂歌 CHAPTER 9

A Christmas Carol 圣诞颂歌CHAPTER 9 The Spirit of Christmas Future 第九章未来圣诞节的幽灵When it came near him, Scrooge bent down upon his knee. The spirit was covered in a black robe that hid every part of him except for one hand. Scrooge felt afraid. 当它走近他时，斯克罗吉弯下身来。

幽灵披着一件黑袍子，除了一只手以外，其他部位都被遮住了。

斯克罗吉感到害怕。

“Are you the Spirit of Christmas Future?” asked Scrooge. The spirit did not answer, but pointed onward with its hand. “Are you going to show me things that have not happened, but will happen in the time before us?” Scrooge asked. “Spirit of the Future!” he exclaimed, “I am more afraid of you than of any spirit I have already seen. As I know your purpose is to do me good, and I hope to live to be another man from what I was, I will go wherever you lead me. But, please speak to me.”“你是圣诞节的未来幽灵吗?”斯克罗吉问。

幽灵没有回答，只是用手指着前方。

销售祝福语

销售祝福语销售祝福语销售祝福语1红红大帽头上戴，鸿运浩浩无边际；青青松树家里放，长寿绵绵无期限；大大袜子床头挂，平安天天无休止。

快乐圣诞，开心无限，愿你幸福相随，健康一生。

寒冷的冬季，愿你像圣诞老人般拥有永远不变的健康；竞争的社会，事业像雪橇车那样永远没有阻力；多彩的世界，幸福像圣诞老人的礼物满满一包袱。

好运铃铛为你欢笑，快乐驯鹿为你开道，平安雪花为你飘摇，圣诞老人向你奔跑。

圣诞节，快接收这祝福的讯号，愿你感受温暖的美妙，品尝幸福的味道！横看圣诞竖冬至，远近高低都平安，识得节日真面目，问候短信到眼前。

圣诞冬至生紫烟，遥看节日到眼前，快乐直下三千尺，幸福飘飘落九天。

祝节日快乐！欢快清脆的铃铛带着我的思念飞进了你的心里，飘摇欢笑的雪花带着我的微笑走进了你的梦里，缤纷绚烂的贺卡带着我的祝福融进了你的天空，愿你圣诞节作最幸福的主角，最可爱的甜心，圣诞快乐。

花开富贵圣诞树，雪飘快乐圣诞节。

祝福藏满圣诞帽，圣诞礼物不能少。

圣诞老人碎步跑，怀中礼物全送到。

幸福太沉莫心焦，驯鹿拉来一雪橇。

祝：轻松过节，圣诞快乐！花妩媚，因为蝶的追随；梦沉醉，因为月的点缀；情珍贵，因为心的安慰；你幸福，因为有我相陪。

浪漫圣诞节，十指相扣，真心告你，有我守护到永远。

话藏在心底难说出口，热闹的街道不再冷清，寒冬的冷冽在不知觉间淡忘，心中盼望着圣诞来临的惊喜。

我想和你说一句：圣诞陪我过，记得带钱包！寒冬里的浪漫，如雪花飞舞。

风声里的心语，似藤蔓缠绵。

烛光摇曳的圣诞，银铃在耳畔轻响。

爱人对视的目光中，藏着对未来共同的期盼。

圣诞快乐！销售祝福语21、洁明皓月逢佳期，挚手共享两相依，爱深情浓甜似蜜，翱之清风何求兮。

誓与君相伴月缺至月圆共度此时至此生！2、中秋时节，我对你浓浓的思念，都化作一条条简短的信息，穿过三千尺的高空，然后折返回来，轻轻告诉你：中秋节快乐！3、中秋佳节到了，衷心的祝愿你，我的朋友：生活开心，学业进步，身体健康。