伊索寓言英文加汉语读后感80字

伊索寓言读后感1
A few days ago, I read a book called Aesop's Fables, written by Aesop of ancient Greece. This book records a total of 127 stories, and each story is followed by Wisdom Bodhi. The stories in the book are very educational, and the one that left the deepest impression on me is Hercules and Athena. It was said that Hercules stumbled on a small object like an apple on the road and was very angry. He tried hard to step on it, but the small object like an apple grew bigger and bigger under his constant stomping, eventually blocking the road completely. The Wisdom Bodhi in the book tells us that in life, we should try to live in peace with others as much as possible. Simply striving for strength and competitiveness will not be beneficial, and treating others well is treating ourselves well. Life will also become better because of friendship.
I also seem to enjoy being competitive in life. In the future, I should always remember this story and remind myself to learn to be patient.
There are many similar stories in the book, each one is very exciting, and I still have a lot to say. I will read them again in the future.
前几天我读了一本《伊索寓言》，它的作者是古希腊的伊索。

这本书中共记录了127个故事，而且每个故事后面还有智慧菩提。

书中的故事很有教育意义，给我印象最深的故事是《赫拉克勒斯与雅典娜》。

说的是赫拉克勒斯在路上被一个像苹果一样的小东西绊了一下，很生气，就用力的去踩它，结果像苹果一样的小东西在他不断的踩踏下变得越来越大，最终把道路全堵住了。

书中的智慧菩提告诉我们：生活中应该尽量与人和平相处，一味地争强好胜是不会有好处的，善待他人就是善待自己。

生活也会因为友爱而变得更美好。

我在生活中，好像也很喜欢争强好胜，今后要时刻谨记这个故事，提醒自己要学会忍让。

书中还有很多类似的小故事，每一个都很精彩，我还有很多说不上来，今后还会再读的。

伊索寓言读后感2
The pages of the book were flipping in my hands. This summer, I finished reading Aesop's Fables and learned many principles of being a good person, which benefited me greatly. There are many small stories in Aesop's Fables, such as "The Debtor", "The Cowardly Ghost Who Discovered the Golden Lion", "Zeus, Prometheus, Athena, and Momos", "The Thrush and the Bird Catcher"
The most attractive one to me is "The Thrush and the Catcher", which tells the story of a bird catcher who discovered a thrush on a tree all the time to eat fruit. So he used bird catching glue to catch the thrush. Before he died, the thrush said, "I sacrificed my life for a little bit of food.". Yes, sometimes people lose everything for the sake of a little profit. For example, once I read a newspaper and said that a gambling city named after a resort was sealed off. Here, it can be said that there is a mix of good and bad. From the big boss of the company to the ordinary people. There are miracles of overnight wealth, and tragedies of poverty. But most of them only have to lose their lives. In order to make some money (the method is improper), sometimes they have a sudden idea, lose more and more, gamble more and more, and in the end, they lose all of their own assets, leading to a situation of bankruptcy, divorce, and personal ruin.
I will definitely cherish this book well, it will benefit me for a lifetime!
书页在手中一页页翻动，这个暑假，我把《伊索寓言》这本书读完了，懂得了许多做人的道理，受益匪浅。

《伊索寓言》里有许多小故事，如：《欠债人》《发现金狮子的胆小鬼》《宙斯、普罗米修斯、雅典娜和摩摩斯》《鸫鸟和捕鸟人》……
其中最吸引我的是《鸫鸟和捕鸟人》，它讲的是“有个捕鸟人发现一只鸫鸟为了吃果子，一直在树上，于是人用捕鸟胶把鸫抓住了，临死前，鸫鸟说：”我为了一点口福，把命都搭上了。

“是呀，有时人会为了一点儿利益把多的东西都赔进去了。

比如有次我看报纸，说查封了一个以度假村为名的赌城，在这里可说乌烟瘴气、鱼龙混杂。

上到公司大老板，下到普通老百姓。

有一夜暴富的奇迹，有一贫如洗的悲剧。

但大多数只有输的命，他们为了赚点钱（手法不正当），有时心血来潮，越输越赌，越赌越输，搞得最后把自己的本都赔完了，弄到倾家荡产、妻离子散、身败名裂的境地。

我一定会好好珍藏这本书，它将使我一生受益！
伊索寓言读后感3
Many ancient wisdom has been carried down through the long river of history in the form of fairy tales and fables.
Many fairy tales and fables are the crystallization of wisdom. These great fairy tales or fables are not only the common spiritual wealth of humanity, but also the spiritual nourishment for each and every one of us.
I read a fable book called Aesop's Fables during winter vacation. There are many cute and intelligent small animals in the book, but there are also foolish animals. The book often uses personification techniques to vividly depict many animals. For example, the little monkey in "The Little Monkey Who is Not Afraid of Difficulties" explains a truth to us: self-improvement leads to autonomy, and spoiling is no different from murder. People need to learn and understand the importance of facing life and living bravely in order to achieve a happy life. Being human is the same. What we need is independence. Only by enduring the trials of storms can we see beautiful rainbows, and the flowers in the greenhouse are just eternal frogs at the bottom of the well.
很多古老的智慧就是以童话寓言故事的形式在历史的长河中一路承载下来的。

许多童话寓言故事都是智慧的结晶。

这些伟大的童话或寓言故事，不但是整个人类共同有的精神财富，也是咱们每个人的精神食粮。

我在寒假中读了一本寓言书—《伊索寓言》，书中有许多可爱聪明的小动物，但也有愚笨的动物。

书中多用拟人手法，把许多的动物写得栩栩如生，活灵活现。

比如，《不怕艰难的小猴子》中的小猴子为咱们说明了一个道理：自强就能自主，溺爱无异于谋杀。

人要学习并领悟正视生活，勇敢生活，方能够获取愉悦生活。

做人也一样，咱们需要的是自我独立，只有经得起暴风雨的磨炼，方能看见美丽的彩虹，而温室里的花朵，也只是永远的“井底之蛙”。

伊索寓言读后感4
This semester, I have carefully read the book Aesop's Fables, which has benefited me greatly and made me love it even more.
I really like the book "The Mountain Eagle and the Fox". In the story, the mountain eagle and the fox were originally a pair of good friends who trusted each other, but because the mountain eagle betrayed the fox's trust, they took advantage of the fox's absence and ate the little fox. In the end, they turned against each other, and the mountain eagle also suffered retribution. The fable uses this story to warn people that even if the victim is weak and cannot seek revenge, God will punish them for breaking their promise.
I think this story is meant to tell us to be honest and trustworthy, to be true to ourselves, especially to our friends, and to be honest with them. Breaking our promises will not lead to a good outcome. People should treat each other with sincerity and get along friendly. I suffered such a loss once: once I invited my good friend Tang Chenjian to visit my house the next day. But the next day, I found a very fun game and I wanted to play it alone. So, I called Tang Chenjian and said I wasn't feeling well, so I went to the hospital. Who knows that fate is better than fate. Tang Chenjian met my mother and learned the truth. From then on, I lost this good friend and he no longer trusted me.
After reading Aesop's Fables, I learned an additional rule when interacting with my classmates.
本学期，我认真读了《伊索寓言》一书，受益匪浅，更让我对它爱不释手了。

我十分喜欢书中的《山鹰与狐狸》，故事中山鹰和狐狸本来是一对相互信任的好朋友，却因为山鹰背叛了狐狸的信任，趁狐狸不在，吃掉了小狐狸，最终他们反目为仇，山鹰也遭到了报应。

寓言借这个故事告诫人们：对于背信弃义的人，即使受害者弱小不能报复，神也会惩罚它。

我觉得，这个故事是要告诉我们要诚实守信，受到做到，特别是对朋友，更应该坦诚相待，背信弃义是不会有好下场的。

人与人之间要以诚相待，友好相处。

我就吃了一次这样的亏：有一次我约我的好朋友唐晨剑第二天到我家玩。

可是到了第二天，我发现了一个很好玩的游戏，我想一个人玩。

于是，我打电话给唐晨剑，说我不舒服，去医院了。

谁知人算不如天算，唐晨剑遇到了我妈妈，知道了真相，从此以后，我便失去了这个好朋友，他再也不信任我了。

读了《伊索寓言》，我与同学相处时又多了一条准则。

伊索寓言读后感5
我读了交换来的书—《伊索寓言》。

这本书里有一个寓言故事叫《小偷和他的母亲》。

这个寓言讲的是有一个小孩从学校里偷了同学的写字板，把它交给母亲。

母亲不但不责备，反尔夸奖了他。

第二次，他又偷了一件外衣，交给母亲。

母亲更加夸奖了他。

过了几年，孩子长大了，他开始偷一些贵重的东西。

有一回，他被当场捉住，被绑双手，押送到刽子手那里去。

他的母亲跟在后面，捶胸痛哭。

小偷想和母亲说几句话，母亲走上前去，小偷一口把母亲的耳朵咬了下来。

对母亲：“当初我偷写字板的时候，如果你打我一顿，我现在就不会落到这个地步了。

”说完他被人押去处死了。

通过这个寓言故事让我明白了，小错当初不惩戒，必然犯大罪。

有错误并不可怕，但必须马上改正它，不然会引发更大的错误。

伊索寓言读后感6
I read the book exchanged - Aesop's Fables.
There is a fable in this book called "The Thief and His Mother". This fable tells the story of a child who stole a classmate's whiteboard from school and handed it over to his mother. My mother not only didn't blame him, but also praised him instead. The second time, he stole another coat and handed it over to his mother. His mother praised him even more. After a few years, the child grew up and began to steal some valuable things. Once, he was caught on the spot, bound with his hands, and escorted to the executioner. His mother followed behind, pounding her chest and crying. The thief wanted to say a few words to his mother, but she walked up and the thief bit her ear off. To his mother, "When I stole a whiteboard, if you had beaten me up, I wouldn't have fallen to this point now." He was then taken and executed.
Through this fable, I have come to understand that if a small mistake is not punished in the first place, it will inevitably lead to a serious crime. Having mistakes is not scary, but it must be corrected immediately, otherwise it will lead to bigger mistakes.
今天我读完了《伊索寓言》这本书，这本书对我的启发非常大。

比如狐狸和葡萄，里面讲了一只狐狸，那只狐狸非常想吃那串葡萄却吃不着，还故意说那串葡萄是酸的。

这个故事讲的道理是吃不着葡萄就说葡萄很酸，是一种不好的心态。

对于自己做不到的事情，应该坦白地承认是自己能力不够，而不应该声称这件事情不值得自己做，否则只会自欺欺人。

还有农夫与鹰的故事，一次农夫救了一只鹰，那只鹰没有忘记他的恩德，一次农夫做一个摇摇欲坠的墙前面，那个墙要塌了，鹰就用嘴巴咬住农夫的围巾扔了过去，农夫就把围巾见了过来，往后一看才知道原来那只鹰救了他一命。

这个故事讲了每个人都会受到他人的关心和帮助，你是否对帮助你的人心存感激呢？故事告诉我们人一定要知恩图报，做了好事的人也一定会得到回报。

我们不能学狐狸要学老鹰，别人帮了你，你也要帮助别人。

其实这本书还让我知道了其他许多的道理。

伊索寓言读后感7
These days, I have read Aesop's Fables, written by the ancient Greek writer Aesop.
Every story in Aesop's Fables contains profound truths, let's take the fable "The Wolf Comes" as an example: a shepherd boy shouted for his happiness, "The wolf is here, the wolf is here." And every time the villagers came, they could only see the shepherd boy's face laughing loudly. Time and time again, they had already realized that the shepherd boy's words were unbelievable. At the same time, when the wolf really came, the shepherd boy quickly shouted, "The wolf is here, the wolf is really here!" But at this moment, no one listened to the shepherd boy's words anymore, and no one wasted their energy to catch the "wolf" all the way. So, the shepherd boy shouted his throat out, and no one went to catch the wolf. This fable tells us that people who always lie, even if they tell the truth, no one believes them.
Aesop's Fables, with its timeless artistic charm, can satisfy anyone in any era no matter how the times change.
这几天，我读了古希腊作家伊索写的《伊索寓言》。

《伊索寓言》的每个故事都蕴含着极为深刻的道理，就拿《狼来了》这则寓言来说吧：一个牧童为了自己的快乐而大叫："狼来了，狼来了。

"而那些村民每次赶来的时候，都
只能看到牧童哈哈大笑的脸。

一次又一次，他们已经认为牧童的话是不可相信的，与此同时，狼真的来了，牧童连忙大喊："狼来了，狼真的来了！"可在这个时候，哪里有人再听牧童的话，没有人再次浪费体力大老远的去抓"狼"了，就这样，牧童喊破了嗓子，也没有人去抓狼了。

这个寓言故事告诉我们：一贯说谎的人就算说了真话，也没有人相信。

《伊索寓言》，它有着千古不朽的艺术魅力，无论时代如何改变，它都有办法满足任何时代的任何人。

伊索寓言读后感8
During the vacation, I carefully read the entire Aesop's Fables, from which I gained a lot of knowledge and inspiration.
Among them, the story of "Wolf and Dog" left a deep impression on me. In the story, a wolf saw a fat dog and asked, "Who tied you up and fed you so fat?" The dog replied, "Hunter." After hearing this, the wolf said, "Fortunately, wolves don't receive such treatment. You know, I would rather go hungry than wear a heavy collar."
From this short story, I understand that we should not be confined to a tight neck like dogs. Even if we can enjoy food and clothing, we lose our direction and are always trapped in a circle, unable to break through. As a wolf, it not only does not envy dogs for being able to ensure food and clothing, but also sees problems from it and understands that it should not seek food and clothing just because it is unfortunate.
In my opinion, I think each of us children is like a small dog surrounded by hunters, enjoying meticulous care by our parents, sometimes losing our direction. So we should focus on the direction, aim at the target, and not be idle and immersed in enjoyment.
在假期中，我认真阅读了整本《伊索寓言》，从书中我得到了很多收获和启迪。

在这其中，《狼和狗》的故事给我留下了深刻的印象。

故事中一只狼见到一只肥大的狗问道：“是谁把你拴住，而且喂得这么肥大？”狗回答说：“猎人。

”狼听后说道：“还好狼不会受到这样的待遇。

要知道，我宁愿挨饿，也不想带着沉重的脖套。

”
从这篇小故事中，我明白了我们不应该像狗一样被拘束在一个紧紧的脖套中，既便是可以享受温饱，但是却失去了自己的方向，永远只是被困在一个圈子里，无法突破。

而作为狼，它不仅没有因为狗能保证温饱而羡慕，而是从中看到问题，明白不应该以身陷不幸而求温饱。

在我看来，我认为我们每一个小孩子就像是被猎人圈起来的小狗，像在父母身边享受无微不至的照顾，有时候就会失去自己的方向。

所以我们应该看准方向，瞄准目标，不要碌碌无为，深陷享受之中。

伊索寓言读后感9
Aesop's Fables is a masterpiece of fables, and most of the small stories in the book are about animals.
Let's first take a look at the story of "Turtle and Rabbit Race". In the forest, there is a running competition where rabbits choose their opponents. The rabbits burst out laughing and said, "This is too easy, let's choose a turtle!" But the turtle actually agreed.
On the day of the competition, only 3, 2, and 1 were heard to start! The rabbit runs like a wind and fire wheel, while the turtle walks slowly. After running for a while, the rabbit saw
that the turtle was still nowhere to be seen, so it lay on the roadside and fell asleep. It was sleeping soundly. The turtle walked past it and smiled, saying, "Do you also want to win first place?"? The rabbit is still talking in its sleep, no one can run slower than you!
When the rabbit wakes up, the turtle has already reached the finish line. The rabbit was stunned and couldn't say a word.
This story has taught me a truth that only through persistent and consistent efforts can we achieve the fruits of victory.
I understand from "The Mouse Meeting" that if you have bold ideas, you need to be bold in doing them.
Aesop's Fables tell us that there are many things around us that we need to handle ourselves, and we need to be clear about what is right and what can be wrong to avoid making mistakes.
《伊索寓言》是一部寓言精品，书中的小故事大都讲的是动物们的故事。

我们先来看《龟兔赛跑》的故事，森林里要举行跑步比赛，由兔子来选对手，兔子哈哈大笑地说：“这太容易了，选乌龟吧！”，可是乌龟竟然答应了。

到了比赛那天，只听见3、2、1开始！兔子象风火轮一样跑，乌龟在慢吞吞地走着。

跑了一会，兔子见乌龟还没影儿，就躺在路边睡着了，它睡得正香，乌龟从它身边走过，笑着说，这也想得第一名？兔子还在说梦话，没有谁比你还跑得慢了！
等兔子醒了，乌龟已经到了终点了。

兔子惊呆了，一句话也说不出来。

这个故事让我明白了一个道理，只有坚持不懈，始终如一的努力，才能得到胜利的果实。

我看《老鼠开会》明白了如果有大胆的想法，就要大胆的去做。

《伊索寓言》告诉我们身边有许多事情要自己处理，而且要清楚怎样做是对的，怎样会是错的，避免犯错误。

伊索寓言读后感10
My favorite story from the book I read, Aesop's Fables, is "The Mouse repays kindness.". The story mainly tells: While the lion was sleeping, a little mouse woke it up, and the lion was angry and wanted to eat the little mouse. The little mouse said in fear, "As long as you let me go, I will definitely repay you." The lion laughed contemptuously, and although it didn't believe the little mouse's words, it still let it go.
Not long after, the lion was caught by a hunter. It was very sad, but not a single friend came to it. Just when it was in despair, the little mouse came and bit off the big net that had caught the lion, rescuing it. The lion was extremely grateful, and the little mouse said, "I'll repay your kindness now." Then he hurriedly left.
I think the little mouse in the story is a grateful mouse. We should learn its spirit of gratitude and gratitude,
This story tells us: no matter how strong you are, don't be arrogant. A ruler has its own shortcomings and an inch has its own strengths. Everyone should learn from each other's strengths and make up for their own shortcomings. Everyone should unite, help each other, progress together, and learn to be grateful.
我看的一本《伊索寓言》中，我最喜欢的一个故事是《老鼠报恩》。

故事主要讲了：在狮子睡觉的时候，一只小老鼠把它吵醒了，狮子生气的要把小老鼠吃掉。

小老鼠害怕地说：“只要你放了我，我就一定会报答你。

”狮子轻蔑地哈哈大笑，它虽然不信小老鼠的话，但是还是把小老鼠放走了。

过了不久，狮子被一个猎人捕到了。

它非常伤心，但没一个朋友来就它。

就在它绝望的时候，小老鼠却来了，小老鼠把网住狮子的大网给咬断了，救出了狮子。

狮子万分感激，小老鼠说：“你的恩我现在报了。

”然后匆匆地走了。

我认为故事中的这个小老鼠是一只懂得感恩的老鼠。

我们应该学习它知恩图报的精神，这个故事告诉我们：无论你多强大，也不要骄傲自大。

尺有所短，寸有所长，大家要互相学习对方的长处，要弥补自己的短处。

大家应该团结起来，互相帮助，共同进步，学会感恩。